The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 January 1974 — Page 2

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ON TOP — Warrior Jess Stevens is shown on top of his West Noble opponent when this photo was taken last Thursday night. Stevens, however, was decisioned by Hagen 8-6. The Warriors won the match 30-21.

Wrestlers upset Chargers 30-21

By SANDY GERENCSER Terry Franks Warrior wrestling team defeated a tough West Noble squad that was previously undefeated. Wawasee "picked up two pins, two decisions and two forfeits for the win. Wawasee lost the first match, but picked up the next three. Dave Doll decisioned his opponent 5-0 in the second match. Vic and Alex Labra each won their match by a forfeit to put the Warriors ahead 15-3. West Noble got decisions on the next three matches though, and made the score 15-12. Dave Schopf got the Warrior’s first pin after downing Reynolds in 5:19. Schopf out-muscled his opponent and had him down 10-0 before he got the pm. The Chargers came back tn the next three’ matches by winning all of them by a decision and, in doing so. tied the score. 21-21. Mike Woilman gave Wawasee the edge as he decisioned his opponent 4-1. Mitch Ousley clinched the win for the Warriors in the crucial heavyweight match by pinning his adversary in 1:48. The pin helped the Warriors wrap it up, 30-21. 98 pound — Steve Hoopingamer. W, decisioned by Hager. WN. 7-0. 105 pound —

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Dave Doll, W, decisioned Miller, WN. 5-0; 112 pound — Vic Labra, W, won by forfeit; 119 pound — Alex Labra, W, won by forfeit; 126 pound — Sam Ludwig, W, decisioned by Eberly, WN. 9-0; 132 pound — Jesse Stevens. W, decisioned by Hager, WN, 8-0; 138 pound — Joe Melendez, W, decisioned by Jones, WN. 2-0; 145 pound — Dave Schopf, W, pinned Reynolds. WN. 5:19; 155 pound — Doug Brown, W, decisioned by Replogle. WN, 10-2; 167 pound — Gary Francis, W, decisioned by Addis, WN, 5-2; 177 pound — Phil Korenstra. W, decisioned by Ball. WN. 4-3; 185 pound — Mike Wollman, W, decisioned Shaw, WN. 4-1; Heavyweight — Mitch Ousley, W, pinned Plank, WN, 1:48 JV Smokes Chargers. 48-6 The JV squad easily beat West Noble as the Chargers turned in a landslide of forfeits. They won two matches by decision and lost two. They got seven forfeits. In the 126 pound class, Ron Beer (W) was decisioned by Beers (WN), 6-5. In the 132, Ken Hammon (W) decisioned Lynch (WN), 4-2. Randy Rinker (W) won the 167 by decisioning Frye (WN), 6-4. West Noble took the 177 as Galloway decisioned Lovellette (W), 8-1. Warrior grapplers receiving forfeits were as follows: Joe Gerencser, Jeff Hoerr. Russ Kell, Mark Wilkey. Gary Vanator. Mike Luttman and Jerry Yoder. The wrestlers will host Goshen on January 10 at 6:30. First aid run made The Syracuse first aid unit responded to a call Friday at 8:39 a m \t Syracuse Enterprises Mrs. Mabie Stouder of Syracuse, an employee, passed out while at work and was taken to the office of a local physician far treatment.

JV scalps Squires By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Lambert’s JV squad brought home another big victory Friday as they defeated the Manchester Squires. The Warriors seemed to have control of the game as they led at the close of each quarter. The Warriors and the Squires looked as if they would be pretty evenly matched, but Wawasee got the first period lead. 8-7. The Warriors kept their drive going in the second quarter. They built their lead to four as they led at the half, 18-14. The second half found the Warriors in control as they scored ten points and held the Squires to four. The Warriors led 28-18. The fourth quarter was the finale for the JV team. They chalked up an impressive 20 points to defeat Manchester. 4833 Paul Miller and Ralph Reiff led the scoring for Wawasee with nine points apiece. Craig Sorensen netted six points, all in the last quarter. The Warriors will battle the Plymouth Pilgrims on January 11 at Wawasee. Freshmen split Northridge games The Warrior freshman A team lost to Northridge last evening (Tuesday) while the B team continued in its winning ways with its fifth victory. The A team lost 46-34. Cripe was high man for the Warriors with 12 points. Graber led Northridge with 13. Mike Steffen was the leading rebounder with seven. Scores by quarters follow: WHS 11 8 5 10 NHS 9 10 14 13 Box scores for the Warriors follow: Cripe 604, Vanlaningham 041, Bauman 202. Steffen 043, Grove 200, Adams 104, Hoover 100 and Cooper 022 B Team The B team won 41-39 in a very close game. The Warriors were led by Coy with 10. Sumpter and Hammon each added eight. Kevin Coy was the leading rebounder with six. Leach led Northridge with 17 points. , Scores by quarters follow: WHS ' 7 11 12 11 NHS 11 9 10 9 Box scores for the Warriors follow: Coy 343, Sumpter 323, Hammon 404, Looper 231, Hoover 201, Wilson 102, Wuthrich 101, Haines 001 and Koble 001 The next game will be at Concord on Thursday. The next home game will be against Whitko on January 17. Simmons sets swim record By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee swimmers lost their first regular season meet Tuesday night to a fine Elkhart Memorial Team. 104-63. Tom Rankin's Warriors vere only able to capture first place in two events, but set a new varsity record with a second place winner. Joe Elam won the one meter diving with 165 points. The breaststroke was won by Clem Lisor with a time of 1:11.2. Brian Simmons set a new varsity record in the SOOifreestyle with 5:42.2. Although he set a newvarsity record, he was awarded second place after a close race decided by the judge.

Warriors squeak past Manchester 57-56

By SANDY GERENCSER Bob Heady’s Warriors pulled out a close one against the Manchester Squires last Friday. The Warriors squandered an early first quarter lead and were contained by Manchester until the final 18 seconds of the game when Tad Chamberlin sank a shot to give Wawasee the edge, 57-56. The Warriors got the jump on the Squires in the first quarter and led by six points, but Manchester began its rally and in the closing seconds took the lead, 1312. with a quick shot by Dean Wendel. Both teams seemed to start out slow, but the second quarter found the two teams banging in points. The Warriors displayed some fancy ball handling as they made impossible passes from one team member to another. Jim

Warsaw will be site for 1974 sectional

The Warsaw Community high school gym will be the site of the 1974 sectional tournament. Said tourney will be held on February 28 and March 1 and 2. Participating in the Warsaw sectional will be the following teams: Akron Mentone Rochester Triton Warsaw Wawasee The winner of the tournament will advance to one of 16 regionals. This year the regional tournament will be played in one

Land O' Lakes League Syracuse Legion 71 Wawasee Motors 6 2 84. M Body Shop « 2 Deans Milk 4 2 State Bank 6 2 Frog Tavern 4 2 Aqualand 1 4 2 Sleepy Owl a*.t a vega l * a Paul's Ceramic 4 4 Harris Funeral Home 4 4 Knights Os Columbus 3 5 Liberty 2 4 C& J Const 2 4 Vega II 2 4 Whites Plumbing 2 4 Auers 2 4 N. Webster Legion 0 • 200 games — SOO series R Braiel 204 540. K Knisley S2O, L. Sweatland 525. R. Simon 537, D Butler 207 550. M. Simon 521. L Ryman 204 529, E Harting 510. P Bright 509. G. Hepler 504. J. Taylor 209 500. G Sorensen 527, S. Crow 214-541, D Weaver 534. J Schlotterback SIS. F. Avery 204 524, D Byrd 505. G Nordman 543. J Karesh 210. 212 544. J. Erdly 202. 205 570. L. Welty 204 551. J Morganthaler 507, P. Flanagan 213511, H. George 234 521. D Kistler 507. B Kline 534. W Eyer $3O. R Wogoman 223 545 Saturday Jr. Bowling A.KS 39 17 Pink Panthers 34 20 King Pins 31 25 Mobile Bowlers X 24 ABC'S 29’ i 24»T Tiers 24V» 27', Rent "a" baiis 24 24 Lucky Strikes 24 24 Alley Cats 27 29 Rolling Stones 25’-» 30* t AC'S - 25 31 T.J.'S M’-i 31M» uncolas 1» M Flower Power 21 X IX games D Knisley IX. IM. J Henning 127. T Carpenter 145.141. M Maggart 129. S Cramer 135. T Schrock 179. D Darr IX. 134. D Kmspei 142. S Silveus 122. IX. R Cripe 12*. 127, J. Becker 127, 132. K Smallwood 125. K Etchison 127. L White IX. 124. B Simmons IX. R Clayton 135. R Wheeler 150. D Kiem 122. 3X series S Bechtel 354, T Carpenter 394. T Schrock 342. D Darr 375. D Kiem 350. R Cripe 3*5. K Etchison 341. L White 343. B Simmons 350 Saturday Bantam — Beys Budweiser 27 15 Packers X 14 Strikers X >2 Super Stars 14 U Plymouth Dusters 12 X Ra>oers 13 29 High team series and game Plymouth Dusters - 1200435 150 series O Kern 151. C Beesley 221, C Btce 199. o Kern XI. S Wise I*4. D Bielia 172, G. Carpenter 205. T Rinker 194. J. Beesley 145. K Schrock I*4. S Keim 205. D Stahly 22*. F Avery ja*. G Coquitlard 217. K Stahly 192. R. Bielta 179, P Morgaotnaler 151. C. Wolterman 171, C. Hostetter 209 75 games D Keen 77. C. Clevenger 74, C. Beesley IX. 92. C Bice 74. 121. D Kern 95. 46. S Wise 94. O Bielia 10*. G Carpenter IX. X. T. Rinker 9*. 102. J. Beesley 92 93. K Schrock49.7s. S Keim 11*. 47 , D Sthaiy 111. 112. F Avery M. 43. G CoquiHard 119. 94, K. Stahly 49. KB. R Bielia X. 41. P Morgan thaler Tt. C Wolterman 41. X. C Hostetter 142

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Stout of Wawasee and Dave Clark of Manchester both had good scoring in the quarter as they each bagged 10 points. The Squires had the lead at the half. 34-29. The Warriors had some trouble getting their drive going in the second half and the Squires ran their lead up to eight points. 41-33. Wawasee hustled and before the period was ended had cut the Manchester lead in half, 44-41. Unfortunately Jim Stout was lost in the =quarter far throwing a punch. The fourth quarter was really the big one as Wawasee pulled within one pant several times, but just couldn’t get the lead. They got their break though, and Tad Chamberlin capitalized on it to put the Warriors in the winner’s circle, 57-56. Jim Stout and Tad Chamberlin

day to help conserve energy. The winner of the Warsaw sectional will play in the Elkhart Central regional with winners from Elkhart, Columbia City and La Ville. The tournament date is March 9. The winner from the Elkhart Central regional will advance to the Fort Wayne semi-state with winners from Fort Wayne, Anderson and Marion. The finals will be played on March 23 at the Indiana university field house in Bloomington giving the 64th annual Indiana High School Athletic Association championship. Saturday Bantam — Girls Alley Cats 25'» 16' a Strikers 25'a 16Va Tiggers 23'a 18'a Rolling Stones 20 22 Bowling Bears 16 26 High Rollers 15'a 26' j High team series Sjrikers — 1160 High team game; Ailey Cats — 5*2 140 series; C Darr 216. C. Phiilabaum 158, L. Brower 156, T Rinker Ml. T. Hutter 142, L Solina 185, D Bjella 154. L Brown 163. D Dieterly 155. T. Groves 223. A Henson 198 70 games: C. Darr 111, 105. C. Phiilabaum 84, 74, L Brower 88. S Schacht 74. T. Crafton 75. T Rinker 79. D Mast 83. K. Kinney 71, T Hutter 72. 70. L. Solina 92, 93. D Bjella 84, 70. S Miller 72, L. Brown 76, 87, D. Dieterly 75, 80, T, Groves 139, 84, T. Rink 79, A. Henson 99, 99 Hits * Misses Brown's 39 35 Campbell's 38 38 Brazei's 35 29 Monsanto 34 26 Galloway's 30 34 Flint's 25 39 CIO 25 39 Sudlow's 25 35 High team series and game Campbell's — 1974 684 600 series P. Campbell 619 500 series B Simon 532. D Butler 524 450 series women L. Galloway 466 200 games P Campbell 220. 211. D Butler 206 170 games women L. Galloway 175 County Holiday Lanes 4 0 Anderson Paint 4 0 Good's Barber Shop 4 0 Weatherhead II * 0 Charlie's Ten Pin 3 1 Wawasee Bowl 3 1 Louie's Bar 3 1 Lakeland Motors 3 1 Barbee Hotel 2 2 Golden Grain 2 2 Taylor Wholesale 2 2 OK Sales 2 2 Kurly's Keglers 1 3 Weatherhead l 1 3 Beacon 1 3 Brannock Trophies 1 3 Ltquor 0 4 Crow Rooting 0 4 Bud's Body Shop 0 4 Bushong Barber Shop 0 4 High team series and game Liquor Locker - 2613899 600 series A, Rider 648 500 series M Ganshom 515. R. Hibscnman 504. H Schrock 523. G Sorensen 548. D vanb>epenbos 508. R B Graff S9O. R. Stahtey 523. W Ryan 501. B AppenTeller 533. D Blanchard 500. 5 Replogle 523. L Weisser 537. R Easley SIX L. Welty 583. D Thibaut 561. R Wogoman 50*. R. Braiel 506. R. Sirombeck 517. M Dorsey 519. D. Smith 535, B Clemons 513. Landis 526. C Thomas 536. H Galloway 510. H. Lock* 546. P Royer 51*. A Baker 510. L Buckner 54*. D Shock 50* 200 games R B. Graft 210. X R Koher 202. B. Niles 216. B. Appemeller 203. L. We>sser 200. L Welty 201. M Dorsey 204. D Smith 201. A. R<der 202. 244. 202. H Locke 203. P Royer 210 Monday Nite High School Class Os 75 34‘t 13'a 8 Bails 33’ a l»h Fairfietd 32 20 Mighty Mondays “ 30 22 Problem People 20' a 23' a Class Os 77 25'a 27’a Fantastic Four 25 27 Knockers 24 2* FabutousFour 16 36 Hustlers 11 41 High team series and game Class of 75 — 2030 722 450 series men D Mast 471, D. Shock 464 400 series L A Hoover 440. N. Dean 428 180 games O Mast 213. D Shock 198 ISO games women; L. A. Hoover 171

each netted 14 points to lead Warrior Bill Fawley scored 10 points, several of which came at critical moments for the Warriors. Dave Clark led Manchester’s scoring with 19 points and Dean Wendel followed with 14, The Warriors will host Plymouth on January 11 for a big conference game. WAWASEE (57) - Chamberlin 704, Fawley 500, Fidler 102, Hamilton 204, Rhodes 214, Stout 701, Madrick 104, Paulus 000, Smith. 140. Totals: 26-5-19 MANCHESTER (56) — Clapp 072, Caughell 401, Wendel 542, Hoffman 225, Cussen 101, Clark 834. Totals: 20-16-15 - Score Bv Quarters WAWASEE ' 12 29 41 57 MANCHESTER 13 34 45 56 Sunday Night Mixed Star Auto Center 46 18 Fearless 4 37 37 Augsburger's 35'7 28' 2 Martin's Feeds 35'a 28' a Curl's Inc. 35 29 Shotgun's 34'. a 29'? Vega 33' a 22' a RAR 30 34 Syracuse Motor Sales 27 37 Beginner’s 24 36 Taylor Wholesale 19 41 Sleepy Owl 19 45 High team series Star Auto Center — 1844 High team game; Fearless 4 — 631 500 series B. Clemons 563. B Simon 548. K. Knisley 532. J Byrd 535. J. Dean 511. G Richards 505 200 games; R. Smith 216 1 Milford Business Campbell's Market 11 1 Sharp's Hardware 10 2 Smallwood Service 9 3 Milford TV ’ 8 4 Walter Drug 1 5 Wick's Marina 5 7 Berk's Body Shop 5 7 Hickory Lounge 4 8 C. S. Myers 4 8 Augsburger — Syracuse 3 9 Little A Clark -3 9 Augsburger — Milford 3 9 High team series and game: Wick's Marina — 2912 1057 f 500ser.es G Sorensen 588. W. Rackeweg "585, D Rens berg er 582. J. deSomer 573, D Rumfelt 558. D Hockert 540. L Newman 534, D Johns 531. B Dippons3o. P Campbell 530. R Wogoman_S2l T Darr-511. D Wuthrich 508. L. Young 503. K Knisley 503, R Plikerd 501. D Butler 500 200 games: G Sorensen 245, J. deSomer 243, W Rackeweg 232, D Rumfelt 218, L. Newman 207. 203. B Dippon 206. D Ren sberger 203, 202, D Hockert 201 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon American industries 48 20 The Lovables 44 34 Sharp Shooters 37'a Ding a lings 35 33 Mastercraft 32' 1 35' 1 State Bank of Syracuse 30'a 37Va Cromwell Lumber 30 38 La Petite 3813 Todd Realty 37 41 Mock's Marine Rental 26 42 High team series and game American industries - 2307 808 500 series D. Johnson 526, K. Knisley 523 450 series E Hughes 453, B Kay 454, S. Stahley 479. A. Dahistrom 479, M Willard 460. E Kirkdorfer 452 200 games D Johnson 202 170 games: D. Johnson 172, E. Hughes 193, B Hargrove 178, S. Stahley 172. K. Knisley 179, 185 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 58 10 Wawa Ski Club M'-a 3 >'a Syracuse Rubber 46 22 Neer's Power Wash 40 28 Bellman's Case 37' j 30' 1

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Bitner's Antiques 37 31 Vicki's Beauty Salon 34 34 Walter Drugs 33 35 Augsburgers 30 38 Crow's Roofing 29 39 Weatherhead 1 28 40 Weatherhead 11 26 42 JADCeramics 17 51 Mid American 14 54 High team game and series Frog Tavern — 751 2096 500 series S. Hoover 173. 187 500 450 series J Brown 162, 173 485. M Solina 168. 182479. J Wortinger 167. 165 471, S Keim 166452, I. Dull 161450 170 games; S. Gilbert 187, L Gilbert 182. D Smith 179. M Dixon 171, J. Rink 169, E Wogoman 168. 8. Hamilton 167, K. Caudill 164. J Gronendyke 163 Warnorettes beat Bremen By SANDY GERENCSER The Warriorette Basketball teams, coached by Cynthia Peterson, defeated Bremen in both the varsity and junior varsity games Monday night. The JV squad won 32-15. They led at the end of the first quarter, 6-5.; and built their lead to four points to lead at the half, 13-9. They scored nine points in the third period and held Bremen to 3, to lead 22-12; then wrapped the game up in the fourth quarter, 3215. High scorer for the B-team was Toni Gronendyke with 10 points. Killie White was top rebounder with six and second high scorer with eight points. The varsity team also defeated Bremen, 47-30. They were down 58 at the end of the first period, but came back in the second quarter to score 18 points and hold Bremen to six. The Warriorettes led at the half 23-14. They had Bremen down 37-20 at the end of the third quarter and won the game, 47-30. Colleen Beer led varsity scoring with 20 points. Betsy Williams was second high with 15. The rebound department was led by Tammy Schumn with 14. The Warriorettes’ next game is a home game against Goshen on January 14 at 6:30. Liquor licenses renewed in area Members of the county alcoholic beverage commission have approved a license renewal for J. C. Morganthaler, Inc., Syracuse, for a beer and wine retailership and a transfer of location of a three-way liquor license to North Webster Liquors, Inc. The transfer was submitted by

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Charles L. Pryor, vice president of the package store. WRC meets on Monday night Mrs. Lee Poyser of Syracuse was hostess for the Monday night meeting of the John C. Adams chapter 278, Women’s Relief Corps. President Mrs. Georgia Buster opened the meeting in regular form and heard various reports. A letter of thanks was read from two local patients at nursing homes and a card signed for an ill member. A report was also given on a chapter project and another project of a quilt was displayed.

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