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F * ■ ■ r w ■ A 1 MIHKIKIw DEFENSIVE PLAY — Ralph Reiff, Wawasee’s explosive defensive back, is shown above as he intercepts a pass intended for a Fairfield Falcon Friday night. Reiff made three interceptions during the game. Looking on is Rick Dahlstrom. VA,■ffej^RrAW 7 - **£ •'> '' 3RRS3P OPTION PLAY — Wawasee’s quarterback Mark Smith, number 9, is carrying the ball on an option play. The Warrior offensive line is shown cutting down Fairfield’s defense as Smith makes his carry. Wawasee won the game 50-0 to give the school a 5-0 record for the season. Friday they go against tough conference foe Plymouth.

Season record 5-0 — Warriors score 50-0 homecoming victory

By DOUG HOERR The Wawasee Warriors, in their homecoming appearance, skunked the Fairfield Falcons 500. Another great defense effort by the Warriors stopped Fairfield’s offense for 63 yards rushing and 42 yards passing and eight first downs. The Warrior offense was again very explosive as they shot over the Falcons defense for seven TD’s. Four of the TD’s were scored by senior halfback Mike Vanlaningham as he had a fantastic night, both offensively and defensively. / Vanlaningham set a new record in the number of TD’s scored in one game. The old record of three was held by Kim

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Cripe. Also having a fine night were Rick Brannock, who scored on a 40 yard TD pass; Gary Dean, with a 43 yard TD catch; and sophomore quarterback Larry Allen who scored one TD and passed for another. Wawasee got on the warpath early in the game, when after just seven plays, Vanlaningham slashed off tackle for the score. The next TD drive was started off by a Doug Brown fumble recovery. Four plays later a 13 pass from Mark Smith to Vanlaningham was good for the score. After the Falcons had their turn with the ball, Wawasee took over on the Falcons 39 yard line with 46 seconds remaining in the

quarter. Vanlaningham took the pitch from Smith and sprinted 30 yards for the TD. The score at the end of the first quarter found Wawasee on top by 22 points. Wawasee’s only TD drive in the second quarter was started when Gary Dean came up with a Fairfield fumble. A Smith keeper set the ball on the seven, then another ’ handoff to Vanlaningham put the ball in the end zone. Wawasee departed from the field with a 28-0 halftime lead. In the third quarter, Wawasee finally got a drive started after two turnovers earlier in the period. A Vanlaningham run and Smith keeper set up the score. Smith passed 20 yards to Gary Dean, who ran in the remaining 22 for the score. Early fourth quarter action saw a dazzling punt return of 80 yards by Mark Smith. The run unfortunately was called back because of a clipping penalty. A Ralph Reiff pass interception, his third of the evening, set up the next TD. Larry Allen showed great potential as he hit Rick Brannock for a 40 yard TD pass. With 59 seconds remaining on the clock, Allen took the ball in from the one for the final score of the ball

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game. Coach Hal Traviolia commented that the boys are executing better every game and they played one great game on Friday. Wawasee travels to Plymouth next week for a very tough Northern Lakes Conference match. W F First Downs 12 8 Net Yards Rushing 233 64 Net Yards Passing 137 42 Passes Attempted 9 15 Passes Completed 5 3 Yards Penalized 15 30 Fumbles 4 3 Fumbles Lost 2 3 Interceptions By 3 0 Punts I 2 6 1 Harry Lemberg heads Wawasee Booster club A meeting of Wawasee -Boosters, Inc., was held last Wednesday evening at Wawasee high school at which time Mike Umbaugh chaired for election of officers as follows: President — Harry Lemberg, Syracuse Vice president — Ev Ganz, Syracuse Secretary — Jack Stump, Milford Treasurer — Cecil Paulus, North Webster Board members are: William Beemer, Tom Prickett, Stump, Ernest Rogers, Robert Auer, Lemberg, Umbaugh, Ganz, Paul Van Dyke, O. A. Lambert, Jack Rhodes, Don Mort, Terry Frank, Paulus and Harold Hall. A constitution used by the Berry Boosters at Logansport was adopted with a committee to be appointed at a later date for review and necessary revision. A total of 300 charter memberships will be available and membership cards will be sold. The next booster meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. on October 18 at the high school. At this meeting, coach Traviolia will present the Wawasee Warriors football team and show films of previous games. All members of the booster club are invited. This is a club both husband and wife can become active in for the benefit of girls and boys participating in athletic events at Wawasee high school. Wawasee freshmen stomp Warsaw 33-6 The Wawasee high school freshman football squad played host to Warsaw last Thursday night giving their opponents a 336 defeat. Wawasee had 11 first downs to four for Warsaw and 190 yards rushing to 12 for the visiting team. Total yards passing for Wawasee was 108 to 96 for Warsaw. Wawasee’s Keith Cripe, quarterback, completed seven for 15 and Wawasee’s Rick Bauman was leading rusher for 138 yards. Cripe pulled three touchdowns and passes for 26 yards, 20 yards and.five yards. Dan Walker of Wawasee had two touchdowns, as did Bauman for his longest run of 62 yards and 26 yards. Wawasee’s Todd Haines had one point after touchdown and J. C. Schrock scored two points after touchdown. Defensive outstanding players for Wawasee included Walker, Bauman, Jessie Stevens. Mitch Ousley and Kevin Coy. Quarter Scores Wawasee Warsaw 7 0 15 6 27 6 33 6 YANKEE DOODLE The popular song “Yankee Doodle” is believed to have been composed in the 1750’s and was used to poke fun at the American colonies. It was later adopted by Americans as a patriotic air. — CNS

Wawasee's junior varsity stomps Fairfield Saturday

Wawasee’s junior varsity football squad defeated Fairfield 32-0 last Saturday morning and now stands at a 4-0 record. Jerry Yoder opened the scoring on a five yard run with the next two touchdowns coming on passes of 38 and 42 yards, from Larry Allen to Uvi Carvajal. In the fourth quarter, the coaches put in the freshman squad and Kevin Coy and Jerry scored touchdowns on an interception and a seven-yard run,

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respectfully. Wesley Bell scored two PATs on passeii from Allen. Wawasee had 319 total yards to Fairfield’s 91. Allen hit five of nine passes for 129 yards, while Jeff Miller rushed for 89 yards in 15 carries. Nelson Preston had seven tackles and Mike Stork, had four. Coy, Carvajal and Keith Cripe all had interceptions with Bell conquering a fumble for recovery. Play this Saturday will be at Wawasee against Plymouth. OK Sales 3 17 High team series: Wawasee Bowl — 2711 High team game: Holiday Lanes — 975 500 series : J. Kern 505, D. Thibaut 589, G. Pavel 520; T. Buckner 558, D Shock 517, R Schultz 534. R Brazel 504, J. Kimble 558, M. Dorsey 528, G. Henning 587, M. Ganshorn 520, P Beezley 508, R Hibschman 546. J R. Koher 506, A. Walgamuth 505, H. Locke 587, R. B Graff 579, R Williams 508, R. Wogoman 547, J Byrd 518, R Simon 547, G Sorenson 549, R Rider 529, Engle 560, Brumfield 520, G. Rider 540, D, Mayberry 504, J. Davis 536 200 games: D. Thibaut 234, J. Kimble 229, G. Henning 203, H. Locke 234, R. Simon 207, D. Smith 211, R. Rider 209, Engle 205, Brumfield 209, G. Rider 200 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon American industries 19 5 Lovables 17 7 * Mastercraft 15’4 B’4 Sharp Shooters 151/2 ®’ /j Ding-A-Lings Cromwell Lumber 12 12 La Petite 9’4 14’4 Todd Realty ’ 15 State Bank of Syracuse 6’4 17 Zz Mock's Marine Rental 3 21 High team -series and game: American Industries — 2058-741 500 series: K. Knisley 510 450 series: M. Willard 499, A. Dahlstrom 456, D. Johnson 456, L. Neff 452 170 games: G. Gaffner 176, M. Willard 194, A. Dahlstrom 173, K. Knisley 182, 176, D. Johnson 195, S. Stahly 175, N. Eilers 173 Land O' Lakes League Sleepy Owl 15 5 Harris Funeral Home 15 5 Deans Milk 14 6 Auers 13 7 Wawasee Motors 12 8 North Webster Legion 12 8 Pauls Ceramic U 9 Syracuse Legion 11 9 Frog Tavern 11 9 Aqualand Motel 10 10 Vega I 10" 10 CB. J Const. 9 11 88. M Body Shop 8 12 Whites Plumb. 7 13 State Bank 7 13 Liberty 7 13 Knights of Columbus 5 15 Vega II 3 17 200games ■ 500 Series: J. Erdly 204-522, L. Welty 210-522, J. Morganthaler 514, P. Campbell 520, L. Sweetland 503, R. Simon 505, D. Butler 539, K. Koontz 213-559, G. Nordman 515, D. Nordman 201-531, C. Summerlot 202, G. Bell 516, K. Bell 505, G. Vanator 525, V. Becker 211-539, G. Gingerich 215-515, S. Crow 524, P. Leach 515, S. Richardson 211-548, F. Avery 225-560, D. Weaver 202 505, J. Schlotterback 512 Monday Nite High School Mighty Monday's 5 3 Fantastic Four 4 4 Class of'7s 4 4 Hustler's 4 4 Fabulous Four 4 4 Knockers 3 5 8-Balls 3 5 Class of'77 3 5 Fairfield 3 1 Problem People 3 1 High team series: Fairfield Falcons — 2058 High team game: The Hustler's — 725 450 series: S. Whetten 460 160 games: S Whetten 160 Sunday Nite Mixed Fearless 4 8 0 Star Auto Center 71 Syracuse Motor Sales 5 3 Shotguns 5 3 Sleepy Owl Inn 5 3 King 8. Queen Pins 5 3 Vega 4 4 RB.R 4 4 Martin's Feeds 3 5 Augsburgers 17 Beginners 17 Taylor Wholesale 0 8 High team series and games: Star Auto Center — 1799 660 500 series men: G. Richards 538, R. Caudill 532, G. Coqui I lard 507 200 games men: G. Richards 201 170 games women: C. Simpson 172

•’ -1L ' I HOMECOMING QUEEN — The 1972 Wawasee high school homecoming queen. JoAnn Rassi of Milford, is shown above as she crowns 1973 queen Shirley Miller, also of Milford. The coronation took place at the half time of the WawaseeFairfield football game last Friday. Wawasee won the game 50-0. Shirley is the daughter of Mae Miller and the late E. H. Miller. Float awards went to the freshmen for the best class, cheerleaders for best club, FFA for most original and DECA for most appropriate.

Harlem players to be in Goshen on November 1 The Goshen General Hospital Auxiliary announced plans this week of bringing the Harlem Globetrotters to Goshen high school on Thursday, Nov. 1, at 7:30 o’clock in the evening. All seats are reserved and will go on sale this Saturday, Oct. 13. See ad elsewhere in this issue for ticket sale locations in Goshen and the mall. Ticketed following Monday accident A North Webster driver was ticketed by Syracuse officers following a two car mishap in Syracuse at 10:25 p.m. Monday, however, no one was injured. The mishap occurred as Randy Lindzy, 22, North Webster,

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