The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 January 1974 — Page 2

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Plymouth Pilgrims clip Wawasee Warriors 66-61

By SANDY GERENCSER A late rally by the Pilgrims proved successful last Friday night against the Warriors. Wawasee had them down by one at the end of the third quarter and led most of the fourth, but the Pilgrims tore the game open in the final minutes to win. 66-61 Plymouth got the jump onithe Warriors in the first quarterted by the scoring, of senior Marc Hayden, who netted 12 points, they had the lead at the end of the quarter. 23-18 The Warriors fought back in the second stanza. They kept gaining on the Pilgrims and with less than 30 seconds left in the half. Tad Chamberlin gunned in a basket to tie the score. 36-36. A foul shot by Greg Fidler sent the team to the locker room with the lead. 37-36 The third quarter found the lead jumping between the two fine teams four times. The Warriors managed to retain their one point lead at the end of the quarter. 49-48. The fourth period was the final chapter of a sad story for Bob Heady's Wamlors. They again found themselves in foul trouble. .All told, they had 13 fouls in the second half while Plymouth only had three About halfway through the quarter, a technical was called against Bry ant Chipman of Plymouth; however, the shot was missed by Wawasee. With 3:30 left in the game, the Warriors lost Jim Stout to fouls. In the remaining minutes the Pilgrims took the lead and just couldn't be caight. Wawasee had four double figure men Tad Chamberlin, Dave Hamilton and Jim Stout all had 14 points. Dave Madrick banged in 10 points High scorers for Plymouth were Kerry Weidner and Larry Greenlee Each scored 18 points Marc Hayden was next with 16. The Warriors led in the rebounding department 32-31. Dave Hamilton led with eight rebounds Wawasee will host East Noble m their next game on January 18 PLYMOUTH (66) — Girten 030.

Syracuse Jackets trim Nappanee The Syracuse Yellow Jackets seventh and eighth grade basketball teams met Nappanee last week and were victorious in both contests Both home teams shot into early leads and widened

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B * w w # M -y SB m ■ UP. UP AND AWAY — Greg Fidler. Wawasee’s 32. is shown sending the basketball up. up and away toward the basket on Friday night. The Warriors held the Plymouth team in check and even led the pack for sometime but were overpowered by the high rated team during lhe final minutes of the game. Hayden 723. Weidner 903. Chaney Hamilton 623. Stout 705. Madrick 002. Chipman 230. Kring 200. 503. Totals: 28-5-18 Greenlee 743 Totals: 27 12-11 By Quarters WAWASEE (61)— Chamberlin WAWASEE 18 37 49 61 704. Fawley 103. Fidler 230. PLYMOUTH 23 36 48 66

the margins as all boys played Ken Patton controlled the backboards for the Syracuse eighth graders and scored 10 points to dominate the game. Brian scored seven points. Rick McKibben 12 and Tom Kroh six to lead the Jackets to the 41 to 29 win. Jim Willits kept the Nappanee team from moving the ball with an outstanding game on defense. Dave Stoffel led the Syracuse seventh graders with nine points and half his team’s rebounds Kevin Smallwood and Bob Long added eight and six points, respectively, to the attack for the 31 to 19 win. The next Syracuse game will be Thursday night at Kendallville at 6:30 The eighth grade tourney with Milford, North Webster. Central Noble and Syracuse, will be held at North Webster on Saturday. Jan. 19. starting at 9

am Scoring for Syracuse: Grade 8 Brian Smith 7. Jim Willits 2. Ken Patton 10, Rick McKibben 12 Lon W’hite 2, Tom Kroh 6. and David Owens 2 Grade 7: Stoffel 9. Smallwood 8. Long 6. Gerber 2. Smith 4. and Aaron 2. 2 JV trounces Lions, 48-29 By SANDY GERENCSER The junior varsity basketball team, coached by Jerry Lambert, traveled to Bremen last Saturday to hunt Lions They’re good hunters; they beat them 4829 The Lions were really no match for the Warriors. At the end of the first period. Wawasee led 10-5. The Warriors really stalked the right trail in the second quarter; they led 25-11 at the half. Bremen just couldn't seem to hit the basket; they could onlymuster four points in the third quarter Wawasee led Bremen at the end of the period by 22 points, 37-15. The Lions really tried to come back in the fourth quarter, but their rally was too late. The Warriors topped Bremen, 48-29. Gary Dean led the scoring attack with 11 points Chad Singrey and Ralph Reiff followed closely with 10 pants apiece. The remainder of the scoring was as follows: Steve Kroh with six. Vince Rhodes, five. Paul Miller, four and Del Acton, two. Their next game will be with East Noble on January 18 at Wawasee at 6:45

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Warriors dominate; skin Lions 65-48

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee Warriors, led by coach Bob Heady, traveled to Bremen Saturday night to beat the Lions. 65-48. The win has nowmade their record 8-4. Wawasee completely dominated the Lions. Greg Fidler scored the first two baskets to put the W’arriors on the board first. They ran up eight points before Bremen could even score. W’awasee led at the end of the first quarter. 19-6. The lions started to roar in the second quarter. They scored 22 points but the scoring w«as coming rather late. With two

Warriorette swimmers smoke Washington 87-30

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee girls’ swim team won their opener against South Bend Washington last Wednesday. 87-30. The girls set eight new records. They won 12 of 14 events. The 50 breast stroke was won by Dyanne Tracy in 42.3. Dianne Deck won the 50 freestyle in a time of 35.0. Marlys Staley took the 50 butterfly with 36.6. KathyCarlin dove for 135.80 points to win the diving competition. Jane Simpson swam 1:25.8 to capture the 100 butterfly. Lisa Bosstick won the 100 freestyle in 1:14.7. Teresa Ummel won the 400 freestyle in 6:42.4;’Julee Staleyset a record in the 400 with 5:39.8, but swam in exhibition. Doretta Grisamer took the 100 backstroke in 1:34.1; Jennifer Longenecker

Syracuse and North Webster split basketball action

Last Thursday the Syracuse seventh and eighth grade basketball teams traveled to North Webster and split victories with the Trojans. North Webster edged Syracuse in the seventh grade, game but the Jackets chopped them down in the eighth grade The Trojans started well in the eighth grade game and led 10-9 after the first quarter. KennyPatton and Rick McKibbdU controlled the backboards for Syracuse in the second quarter to give the Jackets the lead. Bryan Smith made five of eight shots in the third quarter to put the game out of Websters reach. Trobaugh scored 12 points for Webster to make the fihal score 42-21. This brings the Syracuse record to six wins and two losses. In the seventh grade game Warriorettes scalp Redskins By SANDY GERENCSER The Warriorette basketball team, coached by Cynthia Peterson, defeated Goshen Monday night, 54-41. They jumped out front in the first quarter to lead at its close. 18-7. The Redskins started to fight back, but Wawasee led at the half, 30-20, Goshen continued their battle in the second half, but were down 40-32 at the end of the third period. The Warriorettes contained them in the final quarter to win. 54-41. Colleen Beer led the scoring drive with 20 points Barb Brouwer followed with 10. The leading rebounder was Tammi Schumn with 11. Their next game is at Elkhart Central tonight (Wednesday) at 6:30. JV trips to Plymouth, 43-42 By SANDY GERNECSER Jerry Lambert s B-team fell in the final minutes of a very close game to the Plymouth Pilgrims Friday night 43-42 i The contest was really close the whole way through. The first quarter score found the two

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minutes to go in the hall, a technical foul was called against Jim Stout of Wawasee.* He saw no further action in the game. The Warriors had the Lions down 3928 at the half. ■' The third quarter found each team scoring eight points. All of Bremen’s points were netted by senief Glen Border. Wawasee again held the lead at the end of the period, 47-36. The Warriors were simply not to be clawed by any Lion. They ran up a lead of 56-38 at one point to lead by 18 points. The Lions fought hard but fell. 65-48. Greg Fidler led Wawasee’s scoring with 17 points. Tad

swam theVsame event in exhibition m a of 1:19.1 to set a record Joy Becker swam exhibition in the 100 breaststroke to set a record. Her time was 1:22.5. The relay team made up of Jane Simpson. Lisa‘ Bosstick. Sharon Rapp, and Julie Thibaut. set a record of 5:18.0 as they swam the 400 freestyle relay in exhibition The other relay team. Jane Simpson. Joy Becker. Deb Doty, and Missy Wesner. swam the 200 medley relay in a record time of 2:20.5 to take first. Three other swimmers set records as they won first place in their events. They were Julee Staley in.the 200 freestyle with 2:29.5, Joy Becker in the 200 individual medley with 2:56.4. and Jennifer Longenecker in the 50 backstroke in 35.7.

Dave Stoffel scored 15 points and added 19 rebounds for Syracuse but could get little help from his teammates as Syracuse lost 2924. Mike Lantz ied the Trojans balanced scoring with 10 pants and brought Webster back from behind several times. The next Syracuse game is at Kendallville this Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Scoring Bth Grade: Syracuse — Smith 16. S. Kroh 1, K. Patton 11. T. Knudsen 2. R. McKibben 7. C. Singrey 1. L. White 2, T. Kroh 2 North Webster — Bryant 4. Trobaugh 12. Harris 5 Sewing 7th grade: Syracuse — Stoffel 15, Gerber 4. Cripe 2. Long 2. and Smith 1. North Webster — Lantz 10. Simpson 6. Ray 3. Wagoner 6. Kissinger 2 and Rich 2. teams had battled to a 12-12 tie. Halftime sent the Pilgrims to the locker room with a shaky one point lead, 22-21. The Warriors snuck up on the Pilgrims and captured the lead in the third period. 34-30. however, the Pilgrims didn't give up and fought harij in the final stanza to slip by the Warriors. 43-42. Ralph Reiff led the Warrior attack with 16 points. Chad Singrey and Gary Dean followed with 10 and eight points respectively. Scoring the remaining points were Paul Miller with four. Larry Allen, two and Steve Troup, two. Tankmen dunked by Goshen 103-63 By SANDY GERENCSER Tom Rankin s tankmen fell to Goshen last night. 103-63. The loss now makes their record 5-3. Wawasee had three first place winners. Joe Elam won the one meter diving by scoring 168.80 points. The 500 freestyle was won by Tim Campbell in a time of 5:42 8. Clem Lisor swam 1:09.7 to take the 100 breaststroke As quickly as you start spending federal money in large amounts, it looks like free money. — Dwight D. Eisenhower

Chamberlin followed with 13. Dave Hamilton and Dave Madrick chipped in nine and eight points, respectively. Glen Border banged in 22 points for Bremen. WAWASEE (65) — Stout 302. Hamilton 411, Madrick 401, Chamberlin 532. Fidler 730. Smith 132. Paulus 111. Rhodes 002. Yoder 201. Totals: 27-11-12 BREMEN (48) — Border 6-10-1, Manges 301. Anglemyer 101. Husmann 204. Kipfer 201, Baker 101. Hunter 001. teener 104, Taylor 303. Totals: 19-1 >l7 Score By Quarters WAWASEE ' 19 39 47 65 BREMEN 6 28 36 48 Land 'O Lakes League Syracuse Legion " 10 1 Deans Milk ’ 3 Frog Tavern 9 » 3 Aqualand 9 3 9 & M Body Shop 8 4 State Bank 8 4 Wawasee Motors 7 5 Pauls Ceramic 7 5 Vega I t 5' a 6 a Sleepy Owl «. S Harris Funeral Home 5 7 Knights Ot Columbus 5 7 Whites Plumbing 5 7 Liberty 4> a 7 ’ a Auers 4 8 C & J Const 3 ? Vegan -3 ’ N Webster Legion * 1 11 200 games 500 series J Schlotterback 503. F Avery 238 575. G Nordman 507. E Edgar 523. O Dust 526. W Ever 216 566. R Wogoman 209 516. R Braael 506. L Welty 212 544. F Hapner 508. H Bertman 217 507. J Morganthaler 531. D Hartzel 504 P Bright 506. T Davis 215 500. P Campbell 529. L. Newman 202. 211 594. R Simon 511. E Whitacre 204. M. Simon 509. G Hepler 507. J Taylor 504. G Sorensen 202 545 M Boyer 506 Thursday Night Ladies Kale Island Beacon 46’a 21'a Thornburg Drugs 44 24 Merrill's Lounge 43 25 Wawasee Electronics 41»-a 26 . B6K 41 27 Good's Barbershop 39'a 28: Farm Bureau Co Op 39 29 Barth Inc 39 29 Lynn Feller Ins 38' a 29': P>lcher s Shoes 35 33 N W Fireman's Aux 33: 34'a Counting House Bank 33 35 ■ Branding Iron Bar 31 37 Miller's Mobile Homes 30' : 3’7' a Regent Homes 29’ a 38’ a Hinshaw Applicators 28’a 39'a Lancer Products 26'a 41'‘a Lakeland Standard 26 42 Brazels 18 50 Wicks Marina 16' a 47’a High team series and game Thornburg Drugs - 2353 815 500 series S Wolterman 599 S Kern 550 K Knisley 503 450 series and above B Nyce 479. L Ulrey 474. J A Reed, 468. P Hutter 467. E Hatk.ns 463. I. Stahley 463, F. Eby 461. G Eyer 461. M Nul' 459. N Gailowa, 453. J Re-0 452. 200 games C Blosser 211. S Woife/mar. 210, 203, ■ s 170 games and above S Kern 198. 189. B Nyce 193. K. Knisley 187. 186. S Wolterman 186. N. Galloway' 185. P Benson 180, J Reid 179. 4 Stahley 178. 171, J. A Reed 177. K Yoder 176. L. Ulrey 175. M Piter 174, G Eyer 174. M Nult 173. P 'Hutter 172, S Black 171 Saturday Jr. Bowling A K's 43 17 Pink Panthers 39 21 King Pins 35 25 ABC's 32' a 27' a Rent ■A" Balls 32 28 Lucky Strikes 32 28Alley Cats 31 29 Mobile Bowlers 31 29 78’er‘s 28’ a 31' a AC'S 26 34 Rolling Stones 25' a 34' a TJ's . 24': 35’: Uncolas 23 37 Flower Power 21 34 High team series and game AKs —2lOB 722 400 series D Somers 420. K Smallwood 407. K. Etchison 412, C Henning 417, T Schrock 409 350 series and above R. Clayton 389. J Becker 357. L White 384, S Silveus 387, O Darr 387, L Alberts 353. T Carpenter 362 120 games D Somers 161. 121. 138. K Grubbs 135. R. Clayton 138. 128. 123. R Wheeler 147. C Smgrey 120. J. Becker 129, K. Smallwood 126. 120. 161. K Etchison 134, 152. 126. L White 139. 147, C Henmng 120. 131. 166. S Silveus 130. 123. 134. D Keim 124. R Fetters 135. 122, T Schrock 151. 169, D Darr 144. 130. C Rink 139. T Smith 130, 121. L.’ Wagner 130. L Alberts 135. 120. K Brouwer 131. T Carpenter 128

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County Anderson Paint 71 Weatherhead 11 71 Golden Grain 6 2 Taylor Wholesale 6 2 O K Sales / ■ 6 2 Barbee Hotel 5 3 Beacon 5 3 Brannock s Trophys 5 3 Charlie's 10 Pin 4 4 Wawasee Bowl 4 4 Holiday Lanes 4 4 Louie s Bar . 4 4 Lakeland Motors 4 4 Good's Barber Shop 4 4 Liquor Locker 3 5 Bud s Body Shop 3 5 Kurly's Keglers 2 6 Weatherhead I » 17 Crow Rooting 0 8 Bushong Barber Shop 0 8 High team series and game Charlie'* 10 Pin - 2560 912 500 series G Pavel 503, E Henning 520. H Smith 511. R S mon 514, L Welty 580, D. Thibaut 560. C Thomas 513. D Brumfield 510. G Rider 532, K Knisley 595, J Simpson 505, B Clemons 542, L Pierce 510, W Ryan 549. J Davis 505, B Slabaugh 502, H , Galloway 514. H. Locke 518. P. Royer 576. D Harwood 508. G. Sorensen 510, D VandiVer 561, J R Koher 569, D VanDiepenbos 562, R Stahley 504, C Wogoman 533. M Ganshorn 510. C Frushour 566, H Schrock 515 ’ 200 games L Welty 202. K Knisley 213, B Clemons 206, L Pierce 207. P Royer 209, G Sorensen 204, D Vand ver 202, J R Koher 210. 212. D VanDiepenbos 205, C. Wogoman 200, E Anderson 210. C Frushour 224 Sunday Nite Mixed Star Auto Center 49 19 Martin's Feeds 39’ ; 28’; Fearless 4 39 29 Augsburgers 38' ; 29’ ; Shotguns 38' a 29’ ; Vega 35' > 24' a Curl's Inc 35 33 R & R 30 38 Syracuse Motor Sales - 30 38 Beginners 25 39 Taylor Wholesale- 20 40 Sleepy Owl 20 48 High team series Augsburgers - 1773 High team game Syracuse Motor Sales — 485 600 series (men!: K Knisley 603 500 series (men! G Richards 510. L. Pierce 500 450 series and above' women! C Simpson 452 K Larimer 452 M. NUlt 451. P. Smith 457 200games imen) B. Simon 202-K Knisley 230 170 games and above (women) P Smith 192 M Null 172. C Simpson 175 Tuesday Night League Runner Ups 48 8 Best 38 18 Flush Bowls 38 1$ Playboys 27 29 Unknown Four 26 30 lOPins 22 34 Smoke 14 42 Gutter Girls 13 43 High team series Best — 2183 High team game Playboys — 726 400 series (men) E Paradis 545, E Coburn 513. J Bohnstedt 464 M Hawkins • 450, D Dieterly 446 A Whetten 433, D Firestone 431. B Slabaugh 419. S Whetten 414, G Brown 413, D Knisley 419 B Knisley 409 300 series and above (women) R An Person 38|j'M Schwartz 375, S Maggart 346,, L Sweatland 319 d6O games (men) E Paradis 202, E Coburn 200, A Whetten 177, G Brown 176. E Coburn 175, E Paradis 173. 170, A Brown 169, D Dieterly 169 130 games and above iwomen): R An Person 164. M. Schwartz 160 Monday N«te High School Fairfield 37 ; 18’ ; - Class Os 75 36'; 19’ ; 8 Balls 34 20 Mighty Mondays 32 24 Problem People 30'; 25' ; Class Os 77 28' ; 28’ ; Knockers 26 30 Fantastic Four . 26 30 Fabulous Four 16 40 ‘ Hustlers 13 43 High team series Mighty Mondays — 2016 High team game Hustlers 729 400 series and above L A Hoover 425 150 games and above L A Hoover 157 Friday Mixed Thwaits Grain 7’; Village Tap 71 Manley Popcorn 6 2 Syracuse Rubber 6 2 Mastercraft 5 3 Tippy Dukes S 3

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Kathy s Beauty Shop $ 3 Stahley Stilson 5 3 Barth 5 3 Smallwood 5 3 Avon 4 4 Y&D 4 4 Wawasee Electronics 3 5 Keith's P 8 H 3 5 Walkers 3 5 OK Sales 3 5 Beacon 35 Frog Annex ' V» 71; Jamco Jammers 0 8 Zimmermans 0 8 500 series L Welty 561. R Hostetter 538. L Knispel 577. Ralph Morganthaler 525, S Graff 508, J. Kern 575, R Richey sl3. B Thwaits 525. L Gilbert 542. B Young 522 450 series and above G Hostetter 470 200games: L Welty 202. L. Knispel 209, J. Morganthaler 204. j: Kern 224. R. Richey 204 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon American Industries $1 21 The Lovabies 45 27 Sharp Shooters , 39' ; 32'; Ding a lings 39 33 Mastercraft 35' ; 36' ; State Bank of Syracuse 32’ ; 39' ; Cromwell Lumber 31 41‘ La Petite 30'; 41' ; Mock's Marine Rental 29 43 Todd Realty 27 44 High team series and game American Industries — 2195767 500 series D. Johnson 500. S. Stahley 501 450 series A Doughman 475, E Hughes 460. B Kline4so, E Carlson 450. V Penn 461. A Dahlstrom 457 170 games A Doughman 194, D Johnson 176. E Hughes 178. L Neff 171. J Love 171, V Penn 180. B Hargrove 174, B Kern 173, S. Stahley 195 Milford Business Campbell Market . " 13 3 Sharp s Hardware 11 5 Smallwood Service « 11 5 Milford TV 7 10 6 Walter Drug 10 6 Wick's Marina • 9 7 Little & Clark J- 7 9 Hickory Lounge ' 6 10 C S Myers 6 10 Berk S Body Shop ' 5 II Augsburger Syracuse 5 11 Augsburger Milford 3 13 High team series Wick's Marina — 2901 High team game Little 8, Clark — 1015 500 series R Thibaut 586. D. Dust 585. D Newman 508. H Troup 507, R Clemons 500 200 games L. Troup 213. R. Thibaut 210, 200. D Dust 206 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 59 13 Wawa Ski Club 49' ; 22' ; Syracuse Rubber 49 23 Neer's Power Wash 41 31 Bellman s Case • 40'; 31';. Bitner's Antiques 38 34 Vicki 's Beauty Salon 37 35 Walter Drugs 34 38 Augsburgers 33 39 (Continued On Page 3)

Wed.-Thur. 7:45 Fri.-Sat 7:00-9:00 - Sunday 2:00-4:40-7:00-9:00 Vore Cinema Corp, is still “Walking Tali’* due to the recent fire at our Center Cinema. We have moved this fine motion picture to the Pickwick Theatre which is resuming full time operation immediately. We have sincerely appreciated your faithful patronage at the Center Cinema and hope you will follow us down the road to Syracuse for the finest in motion picture entertainment. “Might just turn out to be this year’s sleeper and emulate the runaway success of ‘billy jack.’” — Kevin Thomas. L.A. Times I - WALKING TALL