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St ~ y* ' ■*' 1- Hflg ■EM . J| '<* I ■V > 'J |k| ■ * " -_ TOURNEY WINNERS — The Syracuse Yellow Jackets seventh grade team shown above won the basketball tournament held recently at Syracuse. Shown from left in the front row are Nancy Amos and Jackie Glon. cheerleaders: Rob Smith. Dave Jones. Mark Dunithan. Jim Becker. Ron Aaron; and Lynn Gershner and Kathy Yoder, cheerleaders. In back are managers Mark Stiffler and John Haffner. Rich Cripe. Ray Gerber. Bob Long. Dave Stoffel. Kevin Smallwood. Scott Jones and coach Tom Stiver. Missing w hen the photo was taken were Dave Johnson and Mark Maggart. Yellow Jackets win seventh qrade tournament Jan. 26

The Syracuse Yellow Jackets seventh grade basketball team edged Milford 34-28 tn the finals to win a four-way basketball tourney last Saturday Playing oq their home floor the Jackets haa slipped by North Webster 40-39 in the morning Dave Stoffel again led Syracuse by totaling 39 points in the two games and getting half his teams rebounds Stoffel has averaged 21 points a game in his last four games and is averaging 16 points a game for the season Syracuse fought their way into

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finals over a favored North Webster After jumping to a 25 to 12 half time lead Syracuse fell behind by three with less than a minute to go. Stoffel then scored twice for the win. Ray Gerber added 10. Dave Jones six and Kevin Smallwood five for Syracuse Mark Lantz led North Webster with 20 points. Milford scored the biggest upset of the tourney by rolling over a once beaten Central Noble team 40-31. Todd Grove scored 25 points and finished the day with 42 to lead all scorers Milford fell

behind 14-6 in the finals and could never quite catch finals and could never quite catch Syracuse. They will meet again in the last regular season contest for both teams Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Syracuse gym Central Noble defeated North Webster 46-27 in the consolation game. Freshman A team wins two, B team loses first game The freshman A basketball team from Wawasee high school won two victories over the past week while the B team won one game and was stopped by East Noble to end their undefeated string The A team defeated Bremen

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43-23 on January' 29. The young Warriors took a commanding 16-2 lead in the first quarter They were outscored 7-9 in the second quarter but maintained the lead 23-9 at half time. The third quarter proved to be another good one for Wawasee as the Warriors scored 12 points while Bremen only scored four Both teams hit for eight in the final stanza Cripe was high for Wawasee with 21 points. Box scores follow for the Warriors: Cripe 10-1-1. Vanlaningham 220. Steffen 223. Bauman 302, Coy 101. Hoover 011. Haines 011. The high men for Bremen were Alber and Jensen with six each. The B team game was shortened by two quarters as Bremen did not have enough players for a full game. Wawasee won 26-14. The Warriors scored 18 points in the first quarter and eight in the second while Bremen scored six points in the first quarter and eight in the second. Box scores for Wawasee follow: Wilson 421. Hamman 401. Cooper 200. Sumpter 101. Wuthrich 100. Stichter and Fox each had four points to lead Bremen. East Noble The Warriors A team played the East Noble gold team and came away with a 46-28 win. Wawasee scored eight points in the first quarter while East Noble scored two. In the second quarter the Warriors hit for 13 points while East Noble scored six In the third quarter the Warriors hit 14 while East Noble hit 10 and in the final stanza the Warriors scored one extra point for 11 to 10 for East Noble., Box scores for the Warriors follow: Cripe 723. Bauman 632. Steffen 113. Haines 110. Hoover 101. Vanlaningham 011, Coy Oil, Cooper 211. Three of East Noble's men. Snearly, Richey and Smith, hit six points each. The B team played the East Noble blue team and lost its first game of the season 64-44. Box scores for Wawasee follow: Hamman 602. Cooper 421, Haines 232. Sumpter 200. Coy 113,

Wuthrich 201. Wilson 102, Schrock 102 and Vanlaningham 002. Fisher was high for East Noble with 20 points. The A team now has a 9-6 record while the B team has a 101 record, JV cages Wildcats By SANDY GERENCSER The junior varsity basketball team defeated the Whitko Wildcats last Friday at Whitko. 49-36. The win makes their record 9-6 for the season Jerry Lambert's Warriors took a commanding lead in the first quarter, 14-5. They held their nine point edge at the half. 25-16. The Warriors continued to build upon their lead in the second half; they led 37-25 at the end of the third stanza. The fourth quarter found Wawasee caging the Wildpats. 4936 ’ There were three Warriors in double figures. Larry Allen netted 12 points to lead Wawasee's attack. Dave Wollman and Del Acton each tallied 10 points. Chad Singrey and Steve Troup scored seven and four points respectively. Gary Dean. Ralph Reiff and Paul Miller each added two. The Warriors have a full schedule this week end. They host Rochester on February 8. and they journey to West Noble on February 9. Both games will start at 6:45. Thursday Night Ladies Kale Island Beacon 52 ’ 1 37 ’ 1 Thornburg Drugs , 51 29 Wawasee Electron.es 48’ a 31’3 Merrill’s Lounge 48 32 farm Bureau Co Op 47 33 Barth Inc 47 33 B & K 45 35 Goods Barbershop 43’3 36' 3 Lynn Feller Ins. 41> 3 38’ 3 Brandinglron Bar 41 39 Counting House Bank 41 39 Pilcher s Shoes ‘ 40 40 N W Fireman’s Aux 39 ’a 40’ 3 Hinshaw Applicators 38’ a 4V 3 Regent Homes 37 * 43 ' * Miller's Mobile Homes 35’3 44'3 Lakeland Standard 34 46 Lancer Products 29’ 3 50’ a Braieis 33 58

Wicks Mar ina H'l 58'j High team series and game Thornburg Drugs - 2305 834 500 senes J A Reed 515 450 series and above K Knisley 491. M Henning 483. S Brown .447, v Penn 466. H. Taylor 463. L Ulrey 462. J Wortinger 462. M Whisler 459, S Kern 456. I Stahley 456. H Frushour 451. E Johnson 451 170 games and above H Frushour 191. L Culbertson 190 J A Reed 186. 172. D Weaver 184 J Wortinger 180. A Peterson 179. S Wolterman 178. S Hulley 176. M Henning 174. 173. K Knisley 172. V Penn 171. M Kissinger 170 Hits & Misses Browns 48 32 Campbells 47 33 Monsanto 47 33 Brazels 40 40 Sudlows 40 40 CB.D 35 45 Galloways 7 33 47 Flints 29 S1 High team series and game Galloways — 1924 705 500ser.es N Hanford 580 B Simon 576. B Brown 546. G Webb 531. M Donaldson 528. J Miller 523. D Heckaman 512. D. Spurting 506, B Da ugt, man 503 450 series and above G Brown 470. S Yeargam 460. S Gilbert 459 L Galloway 453 200 games D Spurting 213. 8 Simon 210. J Miller 208. 200. G Brown 205. G Webb 203. N Hanford 201 170 games and above G Brown 205. L Galloway 171 Land O' Lakes Frog Tavern 19 5 Syracuse Legion 17 7 State Bank 17 7 Wawasee Motors ’6 8 Pauls Ceramic ’5 9 88. M Body Shop 14 ! 1 9> ? Knights of Columbus 13 H Deans Milk 12'5 iv a Sleepy Owl ’l2 12 Whites Plumbing 12 12 Auers 12 12 Aqualand 11 13 C & J Const n 13 Harris Funeral Home 10 14 Vega l 9’i 14'a L berty 6 1 17 a Vegan 4 ’8 North Webster Leg<on 2 22 200games ana 500 ser ei V Becker 502 P Campbell 215 $67. L Sweatland 517. G Mvers 212 559, C Walton 509, P Leach 201 503 S Richardson 210 550. P Bright 212 520. J Heintielman 502, M Simon 212. L Ryman 517 W Benson 206 548. D Weaver 502. F Wickersham 200 516. B Plikerd 505. J. Rhodes 507. G Vanator' 213 510. G Hepler 528. P Flanagan 200 506. L Welty 526. J. Morganthaler 509, F Nyikos 224 577, R Wogoman 211 588. H George 209 537 Friday Night Mixed Village Tap 17 3 Thwaits Gram Inc >4' a s'l Manley Popcorn 14 6 Syracuse Rubber 13 7 Kathy s ,2 8 Smallwood 12 8 Stanly Stillson 11 9 »i D 10 10 Mastercratt 10 10 Barth Inc 10 10 Walker Roofing 10 10 Tippy Dukes ' 9 11 Avon Calling 9 11 Beacon 8 ’ 2 OK Sales 8 12 Wawasee EleC’Olux 8 '2 Jamco Jammers 7 13 Keiths P 8. H 6 14 Zimmermans Gravel 6 14 Frog Annex s’a 14’i SOOseries J. Morganthaler 503, L Knispel 572. L Young 527. P Kime 555. D Harwood 552, G Th waits 500, S Kern 535. J Kern 524. L Welty 531. S walker 504 L Epley 540. B Frenger 503, D Weaver 543. K Keim 516. L

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Gilbert 542. R Beckey 535. A Wait>r in. 450 series and above B Kime 491 700 games P Kline 202. D Harwood 221. L Gilbert <ix B Thwarts 200 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon 4 American industries 59 25 TheLovabies • 34 30 Ding a lings 51 33 Mastercraft 43' • 40 1 Sharp Shoo 'ers 43 ' 2 40 ’ 2 State Bank of Syracuse 38'i 35’3 La Petite 37 ' 2 ** ' 2 Mock s Manne Rental 34 50 Cromwell Lumber 32 52 Todd Realty 28 52 High team series American industries — 2210 » High team game The Lovables — 799 500 series: D Cripe 521. P. Maresh 502 450 series and above M Deck 476. J Lantz 453, J Wilson 460. B Hargrove <59. 8 Kern 465 200 games D Cripe 200 170 games and above J. Lantz 171. P Maresh 175. 171, J Wilson 170. M Deck 174 Saturday Bantam — Girls Alley Cats 29'j 18's Strikers 27' 3 20' z Tiggers 2s' 3 22’ 2 Rolling Stones 23 25 Bowling Bears 20 28 High Rollers 18' 2 29' 2 High team series and game Bowling Bears — 1161 608 140 series J. Glon 142. C Darr 210. K Kmney 188. A Steffan 195. S Schacht 155. T Crafton 156. R Hapner 140 T Groves 167, T Rink 154. A Henson 195. T HuHer 158 70 games D Dieterly 79. J Glon. 88. C Darr 98. HZ. D Mast 78. K Kinnev 73. 115, A Steffan 98, 97. S Schacht 90. R Hapner 70. 70 T Crafton 87, T Groves 80. 87. T Rink 87, A Henson 103. 92. T Huffer 91 Saturday Bantam — Boys Budweiser 31 17 Strikers 29 19 Packers 28 20 Superstars 22 26 glymoutn Dusters 20 28 Raiders ’4 34 High team series and game Superstars — 1189 614 150 series G Carpenter 248. T Rinker 223. J Beesley 24C, K Schrock 175, C Bice 235. D Kern 206. D Bielia 187, J Jessop 186. K Stahley 168 T Eyer 161. C Clevenger 232. C Beesley 156. R Bielia 173. C Wolterman 211, D stahly IHB. F Avery 218. G Corjuillard 180 75games G Carpenter 141, 107. T Rinker HO. 113, J. Beesley 132.108. K Schrock 82, 93, C B>ce 120, 115, D Kern 73. 133. S W.se 92. D Bielia 84. 103. T Popenfoose 84, J. Jessop 86. 100. K Stahly 122. T. Ever 75. 86. C Clevenger 124, 106. C Beesley 92. R Bielia 101, C Wolferman 117. 94. C Hostetler 75, S Keim 100, D stahly 125. F Avery 112. 106. G Coqui I lard 95. 65 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 4 7 ' 7 Wawa Ski Club M' ’ ’ 23 ' 2 Syracuse Rubber 54 30 Neer's Power wash <5 39 Bellman's Case 44 40 Vicki's Beauty Salon 44 40 Bitner's Antiques 42'3« 4V 1 Augsburger's 41 43 Walter Drugs *0 44 Crows Roofing 37 47 Weatherhead I 35 49 Weatherhead II 28 56

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Mid American 26 58 J& D Ceramics 24 60 High team series and game Augsburger'a 2176 760 Annie Galiahan picked up 4 6 7 10 split 500 series S. Reider 165. 191 514 450 series D Dunlap 165. 185 495. M Dixon 178, 165 490. J Rink 200, 163 490. P Greene 172 477, L- Gilbert 182 471 • 170 games: S Gilbert 192, P Chambers 175. R Calbeck 173. J Brown 171, S Hoover 170. C Halsey 166. J. Showalter 164, L. Greene 162 Warriorettes crush Falcons By SANDY GERENCSER Cynthia Peterson s varsity basketball squad defeated Fairfield Monday night 39-25. The B-team fell in a very close game, 14-13; it was their first loss The varsity team held a. commanding lead throughout the game. The girls lead 13-4 at the end of the first period and topped the Falcons 23-6 at the half. The third quarter found them out in front 31-15; they plucked the Falcons in the final period, 39-25. Barb Brouwer and Colleen Beer were top scorers for Wawasee with 16 and 11 points respectively. Tammy Schumn swept the boards with 11 rebounds. The junior varsity team lost a really close game. They led at the end of the first quarter, 3-2, and at the half. 9-8. The Falcons came around in the third period to tie the score, 11-11. Fairfield won the game 14-13. Toni Gronendyke and Bensi Hall each scored four points for the B-team.

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