The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 November 1973 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Nov. 21,1973

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■AX I - a ■ ■*' I I Jr | fl - /Ki< i ' iH*wk ?«S i I* A 'mHHB« I !t ON CONFERENCE TEAMS — Members of the Wawasee high school football team who were named to the Northern Lakes Conference football teams are shown above. From left are Mark Reiff who was named to both the first offense and defense teams; Bruce > Korenstra. first offense; Doug Brown, first defense; Rick Brannock, honorable mention offense; Brian Lemberg, second defense; Chris Paulus, second offense; and Mike Vanlaningham, first offense and defense. Not present when the picture was taken were Mark Smith, second offense; Rick Dahlstrom, second defense; and Ralph Reiff, defensive honorable mention.

NLC banquet held on Thursday at Wawasee

The Wawasee Warriors served as hosts for the annual Northern Lakes Conference fall banquet held last Thursday night in the commons of the high school and along with Plymouth and Warsaw, received first place trophies for tying at 7-1 during the football season at the awards program which followed in the school’s auditorium. Although the Warriors were undefeated in conference play they forfeited their November 7 game to Warsaw in order to play in the state play-offs against Blackford on November 10. High school rules allow a team to play only one football game per week. Wawasee had previously defeated Plymouth and Plymouth had defeated Warsaw giving all three teams a share in the championship. Other members of the eightteam conference are Rochester, North Wood, Bremen, Concord and Manchester. > The Warriors placed third in baseball, fifth in cross country and sixth in tennis for the season for fourth place in total point standings. Six On Team The Warriors received six places on the NLC first team. Bruce Korenstra, Mark Reiff and Mike Vanlaningham were named to the offense team with Reiff, Vanlaningham and Doug Brown being named to the defense. additional Warriors were named to the second team. Chris Paulus and Mark Smith are on the offensive list while Brian Lemberg and Rick Dahlstrom are on the defensive team. Warriors receiving honorable mention are Rick Brannock of the offensive team and Ralph Reiff of the defensive team. Other conference players named to the all conference teams are as follows: First team offense — Larry Greenlee P, Don Wendell P, Jack Summe W, Doug Chaffe C, Bing Johnson W, Rod Wildman W, Jack Swank R. and Mark Hayden, P First team defense — Dave Green P, Dale Unruh W, Stan Lechlitner NW, Larry

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K Ki fl k. fIL fl ■ B l Biz ■ ■ WAWASEE — Representing the Wawasee Warriors at the Northern Lakes Conference banquet last Thursday night at WHS during the trophy presentation are coach Hal Traviolia, Mike Vanlaningham and Mark Smith. The Warriors received one of three first place trophies after tying with the Warsaw Tigers and Plymouth Rockies for the conference championship.

Greenlee P, Greg Kralis W, John Guttman NW, Bill Cannon B, Mark Hayden P and Barry Kline W Second team offense — Joe Bowers R, Roger Mikel NW, Jay Records W, Bill Morris R, Dave Milner P, Terry Graverson B, Mark Ogden M, Robin Hoose NW, Sam Ehret NW, Scott Eggleston W and Shane Eckman P Second team defense — Joe Worthington B, Roly Freed C, Glenn Howell R, Tony Bley W, Dave Fulton R, John Gross NW, Terry Graverson B, John Overholt M, Mark Smiley R and Tim Eads P Offensive honorable mention — Mitch Overmeyer M, Chris Fox B, Jim Collins P, Sterling Watkins W, Paul Johnson R, Bill Cannon B, Dean Wendel M, Dan Stevenson C and Bob Nusbaum C Defensive honorable mention —Kent Mishler M, Dave Burgess M.'Tom Eash C, Don Wendell P, Jack Swank R, Dennis Gunden C, Jeff Weedling P, Mike Burr W and Doug Schrader W.

Other Sports Plymouth won top honors in baseball with Warsaw second; North Wood, Rochester and Wawasee, tied for third; Manchester, sixth; Concord, seventh; and Bremen, eighth. Rochester won top honors in the cross country division with North Wood, Manchester, Warsaw, Wawasee, Bremen, Plymouth and Concord following. Rochester won the conference meet with 36 points followed by North Wood with 59, Warsaw with 70, Manchester with 85, Bremen with 140, Wawasee with 148, Plymouth with 156 and Concord with 208. Receiving medals for the first five places in the conference meet were Tom Smith of Manchester with a record time of 12:48; Keith Shank of North Wood; and Rick Alber, Scott Stocking and Jerry Freyberg, all of Rochester. Bremen won the tennis championship followed by Plymouth, Rochester, North Wood, Warsaw, Wawasee, Concord and Manchester. Singles championships were won by Border of Bremen; R. Peterson of Plymouth; and T. Hueni, Modisett and R. Hueni, all of Bremen. Hueni and Borders and Husmann and Heiser won both doubles championships for the Bremen Lions. Plymouth has 59 points in the all sports point totals through football. Warsaw is close behind with 56, Rochester has 52 and Wawasee has 46. North Wood has 44, Bremen 22, Manchester 20 and Concord nine.

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;1 a 1 ' ‘— a *~ a- 5 ; . a PLYMOUTH — Shown here accepting the trophy for first place in the NLC football competition are Don Wendel, coach Steve Psikua and Marc Hayden.

I jbhhmmbwji i WARSAW — Accepting the trophy for the Warsaw Tigers last Thursday were coach Tom Dohrmann, Theodore Pinnick, Sterling Watkins and Rod Wildman.

Financial report for semi-final football game gives WHS $ 725 35

The financial report for the semi-final Indiana High School Athletic Association’s semi-final play-off football game shows Wawasee high school received $725.35. A total of 1,800 adult tickets were sold for a total of $3,150 and an additional 1,132 student tickets were sold for $1,132 for a total of $4,282 in receipts. Expenses totaled $1,380.60. Said expenses were listed as follows: Hits & Misses Campbells 30 14 Browns 28 16 Brazels 24 20 Galloways 24 20 Monsanto 22 22 Flints 17 27 C4D 17 27 Sudlows 14 30 High team seriesand game: Flints —2068710 500 series: B. Simon, 558, D. Butler 554, L. Newman, 518, D. Mangona 509, M. Lambert 508, N. Hanford 502 450 series and above (women): D. Mangona 509, M. Lambert 508, S. Gilbert 475 200 games (men or women): D. Butler 200, 207, B. Simon 200 170 games and above (women): D. Mangona 176,174, S. Gilbert 191, M. Lambert 192 Thursday Night Ladles Thornburg Drugs 33 11 Kale Island Beacon 31'/j 12’/i Merrill's Lounge 30 14 B&K 28 16 Good's Barber Shop 24Vz 19’/z Counting House Bank 24 20 Wawasee Electronics 23'/i 20>/i N.W. Firemen's Aux. 23Vi 20'/j Branding Iron Bar 23 21 Pilcher's Shoes 23 21 Farm Bureau Co-Op 23 21 Barth Inc. 23 21 Lynn Feller Ins. 21 23 Regent Homes 21 23 Hinshaw Applicators 18 26 Miller's Mobile Homes 16 28 Lakeland Standard 16 28 Lancer Products 14 30 Wick's Marina 13 31 Brazels 9 35 High team series and game: Thornburg Drug — 2419 833

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Facility rental SIOO.OO Footballs 43.00 Help 100.00 Incidentals 239.20 Meals ($8 x 41) 328.00 Referees 236.40 Tickets and programs 149.00 Tourney manager 50.00 Transportation (90 x $1.50) 135.00 The balance remaining was $2,901.40. Os this remaining balance the IHSAA receives half or $1,450.70 with the two schools participating dividing the other half equally. 500 series: J. A. Reed, 526, J. Knisley, 522 450 series and above: S. Kern 498, M. L. Lambert 497, J. Wortinger 496, M. Piter 487, H. Bell 487, P. Benson 484, E. Price 482, I. Menzie4Bl, G. Eyer 471, S. Yeargain 471, I. Stahley 469, E. Tatman 466, N. Galloway 460, J. Beezley 454 200 games: K. Knisley 204, I. Menzie 203 170 games and above: S. Kern 190, E. Tatman 188, Betty Nyce 187, J. A. Reed 187, P. Benson 186, S. Sloan 183, M. L. Lambert 182, I. Stahley 181, H. Bell 178, E. Johnson 177, S. England 176, J. A. Reed 176, E. Price 175, H. Bell 175, K. Knisley 173, J. Wortinger 173, L. A. Culbertson 172, R. Hardwood 170, J. Wortinger 170 Tuesday Night League Best 27 5 Runner Ups 27 5 Flush Bowls 21 11 Unknown Four 15 17 Playboys 12 20 10 Pins 10 22 Smoke 9 23 Gutter Balls 7 25 High team series and game: Playboys — 2053-745 400 series and above (men): E. Paradis 507, A. Brown 444, D. Dieterly 430, M. Hawkins 432, J. Bohnstedt 423, B. Knisley 422, S. Anderson 410 300 series and above (women): L. Sweatland 401, M. Schwartz 346, A. Hartman 316, A. Mullins 315, R. Anderson 309 140 games and above (men): D. Dieterly 182, E. Paradis 174, 170, A. Brown 168, E. Paradis 163, B. Knisley 160, M. Hawkins 156, T. Morganthaler 155, J. Smallwood 154, S. Anderson 150, A. Brown 149, G. Eicher 149, D. Firestone 145, J. Schillsen 145 120 games and above (women): A. Hartman 144, L. Sweatland 140, L. Sweatland 137, M. Schwartz 122, L. Sweatland 124 Land O' Lakes Harris Funeral Home 31 13 Frog Tavern 30 14 Vega 29 15 Deans Milk 28 16 Wawasee Motors 26 18 C&J Const. 25Va 18’/j Syracuse Legion 25 19 No. Webster Legion 23 21 Sleepy Owl 22 22 Auers 21 23 Liberty 20 24

TICKETS ON SALE Season tickets for the 1973-74 Wawasee high school basketball season will be on sale at the door during the Wawasee-Carroll game this coming Saturday night. Persons wishing to purchase tickets at that time may do so. Vegan 19 25 Knights of Columbus 19 25 B&M Body Shop IB 26 Aqualand Motel 17'/, 26'/, Pauls Ceramic 17 27 Whites Plumbing 13 31 State Bank 12 32 200 games - 500 series: G Luyben 202 524, D. Weaver 547, F. Schlotterback 533, F Avery 510, J. Erdly 210-530, C. Campbell 201 547, L. Welty 203 528, H. Bartman 209 549, J. Morganthaler 228 606, R Piter 204, B Plikerd 511, J. White 243 589. L Newman 519, R. Simon 211-532, R. Clemons 509, G. Nord man 522, F. Nyikos 225-602, G. Sorensen 212 549, L. Gingerich 220. J. Lowe 509, B Meyer 202 500, P. Mast 200 566, R Braze! 201 561, K. Bell 500 County Wawasee Bowl 39 13 Lakeland Motors 35 17 Weatherhead I 31 21 Holiday Lanes 30 22 Liquor Locker 29 23 Louie's Bar 29 23 Kurly's Keglers 29 23 Anderson Paint 29 23 Charlie's Ten Pin 28V, 13'6 Barbee Hotel 27 25 Weatherhead II 27 25 Golden Grain 25 27 Taylor Wholesale 25 27 Bud's Barber Shop 23*6 28’6 Crow Roofing 23 29 Brannock's Trophies 21 31 Beacon 20 32 Bushong Barber Shop 18 34 Good's Barber Shop 16 36 OK Sales 15 37 High team series and game: Holiday Lanes — 2719 982 600 series: R. Strombeck 612, H. Schrock 601 500 series: M. Dorsey 518, E. Henning 521, J. Kern 558, D. Thibaut 592, A. Baker 565. G. Whitacre 534„ D. Kilgore 508, G. Pavel 500, D. Hyde 549, D. Smith 574, L. Longenbaugh 545, R. Simon 553, J. Landis 551, D. Engle 572, C. Thomas 538, A. Rider 523, G. Rider 535, R. Clemons 559, H. Locke 516, G. Sorensen 529, T. Gammiere 529, S. Richardson 525, R. Wogoman 598, P. Mock 524, R. Hostetter 541, R. B. Graff 507, R. Stahley 583 200 games: R. Strombeck 204, 215, D. Thibaut 203, A. Baker 207, G Whitacre 209, H. Schrock 254, D. Smith 203, R. Simon 206, J. Landis 235, D. Engle 212, C. Thomas 210, H. Hostetter 202, R. B. Graff 201, R. Stahley 210, R. Wogoman 219, 200, P. Mock 225 Milford Business Campbell's Market 45 15 Little & Clark 42 18 Smallwood Service 41’6 18'6 Wick's Marina 34 36 Milford TV 31 29 Walter Drug 28V, 3iv, Berk's Body Shop 27 33 C. S. Myers 27 33 Augsburger-Milford 24'6 35'6 Augsburger-Syracuse 22 38 Hickory Lounge 21 39 Sharp's Hardware 18’6 41'6 High team series: Littip 8. Clark — 2980 High team game: Smallwood Service — 1073 600 series: C. Berkeypile 614 500 series. R. Wogoman 565, G. Sorensen 559, D. Butler 557, H. Doty 554, D. Hockert 551; L. Newman 543; R. Thibaut 531; S. Solina 530; W. Rackeweg 528, F. Miller 527; H, Troup 525; J. Perry 523, R. Simon 522, R. Clemon 516; L. Young 514, B. Kaiser 512; R. Wolterman 512; D. Rumfelt 505; F. Wickersham 503; R. Felkner 502, J. Graber 501; D. Wuthrich 501 200 games: C. Berkeypile 249,200; G. Sorensen 224; R. Thibaut 212, S. Solina 209, D. Johns 208; S. Stump 204; L. Newman 203; P. Campbell 202, H. Doty 202; D. Butler.2ol; R. Wogoman 200 Monday Nite High School 8-Balls 22 10 Fairfield 21 11 Class of 75 19 13 Mighty Mondays 19 13 Problem People 18 14 Fantastic 4 17 15 Class of 77 13’6 18'6 Knockers 12'6 16'6 Hustler's 9 23 Fabulous 4 6 26 High team series: Problem People — 2169 High team game: 8-Balls — 761 450 series and above: D. Dieterly 450, D.

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Mast 503 400 series (women): L A Hoover 435 180 games (men): D Mast 196 150 games and above (women): L. A Hoover 165 Sunday Night Mixed Star Auto center 30 14 Shotguns 28'6 15'6 RSR 22 18 Fearless 4 24'6 19'6 Martin's Feeds 23 21 Augsburger's 2116 22'6 Vega 21'6 14V, Curl's Inc. 21 23 Syracuse Motor Sales 17 27 Beginner's 17 23 Sleepy Owl 14 30 Taylor Wholesale 13 27 High team series: Star Auto Center — 1733 High team game: R 8> R — 623 500 series (men): D. Hamilton 518, C. Summerlot 538, G Richards 516,' D Rieder 507, R Williams 548, B Clemons 542 200 games (men): B Clemons 211, R. Williams 235, D Rieder 203, C Summerlot 200 Tuesday Night Ladles Frog Tavern 39 9 Wawa Ski Club 33'6 14'/, Syracuse Rubber 32 16 Neer's Power Wash 29 19 Bitner's Antiques ' 29 19 Bellman's Case 26'/, 21 •/» Walter Drug Co 26 22 Crow's Roofing 24 24 Vicki's Beauty Salon 21 27 Augsburger's 20 28 Weatherhead I 19 29 Weatherhead II 18 30 J&KCeramics 12 36 Mid American 7 37 High team game and ser.es Syracuse Rubber — 755 2189 500 series: S. Keim 205, 177, 176 558. $ Hoover 212. 207 530 450 series: S. Gilbert 162. 168, 165 495. M Dixon 198,161 492, N Whetten 169. IM 482. L Gilbert 165, 162 467, K Caudill 184 465. E Tatman 171 462. G Pilcher 170 459. J Groves 165 454 160 games: J. Wortinger 170. P Smith IM, B. Miller 165, E Wogoman 161, G Brown 162 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon American Industries 35 13 The Lovables 35 13

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Mastercraft 25'/j 22'/, Sharp Shooters 24'z> 23'/> Dingalings 22 26 Tood Realty 22 26 Cromwell Lumber 22 26 State Bank of Syracuse 2016 27V, La Petite 18'/, 29'6 Mock's Marine Rental 15 33 High team series: American Industries — 2236 High team game: The Lovables — 779 450 series and above: D Johnson 457, B. Kay 451. L. NeH 454, S. Heckaman 457, S. Stahly 487. G. Gaffner 454, A. Gallahan 477, K Knisley 494 170 games and above: L. Neff 177, J. Lantz 170, S. Heckaman 177, D. Cripe 181, P. Hoover 172, 8. Kern 170, S. Stahly 183, G. Gaffner 181, K. Knisley 188 Man objects to tag, White House plumbers A union plumber from Oregon has written to Sen. Sam Ervin, Watergate Committee head, that the White House “plumbers” are giving his trade a bad image. r ■'■'r CITRUS SALE -Now1 20 Lb. Box —|4 ! 40 Lbs. — 16.50 & |7 1 Syracuse Junior High 1 For Athletic Departments Contact School Office