The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 March 1974 — Page 2

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Wrestling Warriors complete season, with 8-4 record

Five seniors led AM Wawasee Warriors wrestling warn to an 8-4 season this year and to third place in the Northern Lakes conference standings. Seniors on the team were Doug Hoerr. 126 pounds; Dave Schopf. 145 pounds; Doug Brown. 155 pounds; Gary Francis, 177 pounds; and Mike Wollman, 185 pounds One junior, five sophomores and two freshmen composed the remainder of the team Team leaders for the year were as follow!. Most takedowns, Joe Melendez, 24; most reversals, Doug Brown. 21; most escapes, Jesse Stevens. 15. a new school record; most nearfalis, Dave Doll and Dave Schopf, tie at 11 each; most falls. Mitch Ousley, eight; and most predicaments, Doug Brown. 10. The Warriors scored a total of 417 points during the 12 duel meets while opponents — Lakeland, Fairfield. Rochester, North Wood, Plymouth, West Noble. Goshen. Concord, Warsaw, Manchester. Bremen and Whitko — scored a total of 274 points Wawasee’s average was 34.75 while opponents had an average of 22.83. The Warrior squad was second in the Goshen invitational with 92 points. The meet was won by North Wood with 974 points. Alex Labra won the 119 pound class, Joe Melendez won m the 138 pound class. Dave Schopf won in the 145 pound class and Mitch Ousley won the heavyweight championship. In the Northern Lakes conference tourney Wawasee was third with 77 points. Warsaw won the meet with 104 points and North Wood scored 86 points. Conference championships were won by Dave Doll in the 105 pound class. Alex Labra in the 112 pound class and Joe Melendez in the 138 pound class. At the Manchester sectional Wawasee was fourth with 56 points The sectional was won by Marion with 944 points. Mississenewa was second with 684 points and Manchester was third with 63 points. Doug Brown won the sectional championship in tlie 155 pound class. Runnersup were Dave Doll in 105 pounds, Dave Schopf at 145 pounds and Mitch Ousley in the heavyweight At the Fort Wayne North regional both Dave Doll and Doug Brown placed fourth Third Place In the round robin duel meets of the Northern Lakes conference Wawasee placed third with a 5-2 record. Warsaw was first with 7-0

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and North Wood was second with a 6-1 record. Having also placed third in the conference tourney Wawasee finished the season in third place. Other NLC schools placed as follows: Manchester. Plymouth, Bremen, Rochester and Concord Wrestling History During the history of Wawasee wrestling a total of seven wrestlers have won state honors — Kent Wilson placed fourth in the state in the 165 pound class in 1970; Brad Lemberg was sixth in the 155 pound class in 1973; Chip Dye tied for 9th in 1972 and Dan Doll and Roger Korenstra both tied for 9th in 1971. Jay deSomer tied for 13th in 1971 and Chip Dye tied for 17th in 1973. Both Kent Wilson and Brad Lemberg won Regional championships. Doug Brown’s 1974 sectional win was the 12th win for the Warriors since 1970. This year Joe Melendez moved into the record books with most takedowns. He is tied with Kent Wilson with 34. Brad Lemberg

-r- <» WINNERS — The four boy* shown above were winners in the eighth grade W pound weight class at the Wawasee junior high wmtltng invitational. From left are Keith Stevens, Syracuse, first place winner; Don Edsall, Central Noble, second place; Bruce Culp, Wakarusa, third; and Brent Stutzman, North Webster, fourth..

Results given for invitational

Last Saturday Wawasee high school hosted a junior high wrestling invitational for schools in this area. Wrestling teams from Milford, North Webster, Pierceton, West Noble, Napparse. Wakarusa, Central Noble and Syracuse competed The tourney stressed individual competition with the top four wrestlers in each weight class receiving ribbons and no team award being given. Seven of the nine schools had winning wrestlers with at least two boys from each school winning a first or second place. Wawasee athletic coordinator Terry Franks indicated 176 boys competed and a large number of fans attended also Seventh Grade Winners The seventh grade winners

holds the record with 38 in 1973 and Roger“Korenstra is second with 27 in 1971. Doug Brown takes over second place with most reversals as he made 21 during the past year. Wes Kilmer had 27 in 1971. Jesse Stevens is in first place in the record books with 15 in most escapes. Steve Coburn set the reqyd at 14 in 1970. Brown is also in second place with the most predicaments as he has 10. The record was set last year by Dan Doll who had 12. All other records still stand. Dave Doll had the most nearfalls in 1973 when he recorded 19, Roger Korenstra set 17 as a record for most falls in 1971. Dave Baumgartner made the quickest pin in :16 against Manchester in 1971. He also holds the second quickest pin with :20 against Fort Wayne North in 1970. The best varsity record is held by Dan Doll 51-7-1 for the 1971-73 seasons. Doll is followed by Roger Korenstra with 49-13, Jay deSomer with 46-13, Chip Dye 56-20-3 and Kent Wilson with 30-6-1.

follow: 75 lb. Tim Yingst (P). 80 lb. Mike Wakeland (S), 85 lb. Phil Beer (Ml, 90 lb. Mark Dunithan (S), 98 lb. Andy Brown (M), 105 lb David Johnson (S), 112 lb. Gary Weaver (S). 119 lb. Mike Fisher (M), 126 lb. Dennis Fisher (N), 132 lb. Dan Andrews (S), 138 lb Mike Clark (M), 145 lb. Charles May (WN), 155 lb. Mark Smeltzer (WN), 167 lb. Rocky Kirshner (CN) Eighth Grade Winners The eighth grade winners follow: 80 lb. BUI Doyle (CN), 90 lb. Tim Smith (P). 98 lb. Keith Stevens (S), 105 lb. Perry Weimer (WN), 112 lb. Tim Wolfinger (Midd), 119 lb. Bill Burkholder (N), 126 lb. Stan Kroh (S), 132 lb. Charles Collazo (W). 138 lb. James Glon (S). 145 lb. Dave Moore (CN). 155 lb. Jeff Biller (N), 167 lb. Kevin Etchison tS), 177 lb. Ron Stone (CN). HW Jeff Reavis (W’Ni

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Wawasee to host IHSAA regional gymnastics meet

By SANDY GERENCSER The Indiana High School Athletic Association, regional gymnastics meet will be held at Wawasee this Friday, March 22. at 6 p.m. The meet will involve beginning compulsory, intermediate compulsory and optional classes. Wawasee will host 22 schools from the northern part of Indiana. They are Angola. DeKalb. Chesterton. LaPorte. East Gary. Lowell. Highland, Gary Wirt, Jimtown. John Adams and John Glenn. Also, Portage. Valparaiso, Munster, Gymnastics sectional at Wawasee H.S. By SANDY GERENCSER Wawasee hosted the intermediate compulsory and optional gymnastics sectional last Wednesday night. In the intermediate compulsory John Adams took first with 60.45 points and John Glenn placed second with 50.85. Manchester scored 32.90 to take third while North Wood scored 19.10 for fourth. Wawasee. which only had two contestants, was fifth with 13.90. Oregon-Davis scored 11.65 for sixth place. Winners in Intermediate vaulting were Willa Detwiler (W), first, 7.15 points; Deb Welch (W), second. 6.75; Kim Brown (NW), third, 5.95; Darlene Petry (M), fourth, 5.75. . Uneven bars winners were Kim Brown (NW), first, 5.80, Catherine Chavez (JA), second, 5.40; Bridget Baran (JA), third, 5.10; and Kathy Mort (M), fourth, 4.90. Winners in the intermediate balance beam event were Debra Hurt ord (JG), and Catherine Chavez (JA), tie for first, 4.45; Bridget Baran (JA), third, 4.35; and Janet Cuckenberger (NW), fourth, 4.15. Intermediate floor exercise winners were Bridget Baran (JA), first, 7.55: Catherine Chavez (JA), second, 7.05; Darlene Petry (M), third, 6.80; and Kathy Kersh (JG), fourth, 6.45. All-around winners in the intermediate class were Bridget Baran (JA), first, 22.6; and Kathy Mort (M), second. 17.55 In the optional class John Adams scored 61.45 points to win first. Wawasee placed second as it scored 56.25 points. The rest of the schools placed as follows: Jimtown third with 27.35, North Wood fourth with 24.45, Concord fifth with 22.40 and Manchester sixth with 6.40. Winners in the optional vaulting were Kim Crawford (J), first 8.2; Wilma Detwiler (W) second, 7.0; Peg Beer (W), third, 5.7; and Susan Wenger (NW), fourth. 5.35. Winners in the unevens were Lynn Christian (JA), first, 6.8; Kim Crawford (J), second, 6.35; Bev Berghom (W), third, 4.5; and Buffy Janus (JA), fourth, 4.15. Balance beam winners were Buffy Janus (JA), first, 4.75; Kim Crawford (J), second. 4.6; Rhonda Byrd (W) and Stephanie Eby (NW), tie for third. 4.4. Wawasee practically swept the optional floor exercise. The winners were Barb Yoder (W) and Rhonda Byrd (W), tie for first, 8.55; Terri Kauffman (J), second. 8.2; and Peg Beer (W),

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Merrillville. Snide 1 , Northrop, Wayne. South Side, Manchester, Plymouth and North Wood. Wawasee will have seven gymnasts participating in the meet. In beginning compulsory Ann Kaiser will compete in floor exercise and Sandy Rinker will be in ••all-around”. Willa Detwiler and Deb Welch will participate in intermediate compulsory vaulting. The optional class will have three Warriorettes competing in it. Barb Yoder and Rhonda Byrd will both be in floor exercise. Wilma Detwiler will participate in vaulting. fourth. 7.75. All-around winners in the optional class were Kim Crawford (J), first, 26.85; Lynn Christian (JA), second, 21.2; Buffy Janus (JA), third, 21.0; and Peg Beer (W), fourth, 20.4. The Warriorettes are coached by Marcia Carpenter.

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Miltord Business Campbell s Market 40 • Smallwood Service 30 14 Wick's Marina 29 19 Milford TV 24 22 Walter Drug U 24 Berk's Body Shop 22 » Little & Clark 22 24 Hickory Lounge 21 27 C S Myers 20 24 Augsburger Milford 19 29 Augsburger Syracuse U 30 Sharp's Hardware 17 31 High team series and game; Campbell's Market — 2995 1067 400 series: R. Simon 413. P. Campbell 404 SOO series: K. Mathews $92, B. Kaiser 577. P. Wuthrich $44, D Wolterman 541. B Dippon 553. H Doty 544, K. Knisley 544. J. Caple 545. D Byrd 533. R. Herr 532, F. Miller $24. L Newman 525, K Bell 522. D Hockert 520, L. Troup S2O. D Butler 515, O Wuthrich 515. S Stump 514, O Rumfeit 511, H. Troup 504. F. Wickersham 505, G Sorensen 503 200 games D Wolterman 222, D. Byrd 220. P Campbell 219. 214, R. Simon 214. 202, J. Perry 212. K Mathews 212. 200. B. Dippon 210, B Kaiser 210. 200. P. Wuthrich 209, 203, K. Knisley 204. F. Miller 205. L Newman 203. D Hockert 203, G Sorensen 203 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon American Industries 44 34 Ding a lings 44 34 Sharp Shooters 57'* 44'* The Lovable* 57 47 La Petite 53V* 52'* Mastercraft 47'* 54'* State Bank of Syracuse 45'* 54V* Cromwell Lumber 45 59 Mock's Marine Rental 41 43 Todd Realty 41 43 High team series and game: American Industries — 2240-794 500 series M Willard 519. K Knisley 531, B Kern 555, D Johnson 527 450 series and above: J. Wilson 474, B. Kline 454, S. Yeargain 474. A. Gallahan 449, S. McMakin 454, P Maresch 477 200 games B Kern 211, K. Knisley 202 170 games and above: V. Penn 174. B. Kern 174. 170. D Johnson 174. 144. B. Kay 140, M. Willard 145. 145. A Gallahan 197, K. Knisley 144, J. Wilson 174 County Holiday Lanes 24 12 Charlies Ten Pin 24 14 Golden Grain 24 14 OK Sales 24 14 Kurly's Kegiers 22 14 Taylor Wholesale 22 14 Barbee Hotel 21 14V* Brannock Trophy* 11 ” Weatherhead I 20 20 Anderson Paint 20 20 Lakeland Motors 20 20 Beacon 20 20 Liquor Locker 199* 20V*. Wawasee Bowl 19 21 Louie's Bar ’• 22 Crow Roofing '• 22 Weatherhead II 14 22 Good's Barber Shop 14 24 Bushong Barber Shop 15 25 Bud’s Body Shop ** 30 High team series: Liquor Locker — 2741 High team gam*: Barbe* Hot*i — 951 400 series D. vanDiepenbos 409 SOO series A. Baker 542. D Hyde 547. G. Whitacre 504. L Longenbaugh 523. M. Simon 503. R Simon 545, B. Nile* 525. J. Wortinger sos. T Koisky 535. J. R Koher 502, G. Sorensen SO3. R Schult! 512. E Henning ssl. G Rider 542. A. Rider 529. C Thoma* 544. J. Landis $37. M Ganshom 519. P. Beeiley $34. R Hibschman S4O. J. Davis 500. G Campbell 515. B Manning 533. W. Ryan 510. J. Kern s4*. B McNary 510. D Maresh $37. L. Welty 577. D Th.baut 540. K. Knisley 544, J. Wil*on 500. B. G Strioby s2l 200 games: D Hyde 20$, G. Whitacre 215. R Simon 200. T. Koisky 209. K. Stichter 204. E Henning 211. G Rider 309. R Hibschman 210. P Beeiley 210. D. Van Olepenbo* 220. D. Thibaut 204. K Knisley 203 ~

ft- m II Bl ill 121 a ' JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLERS AT MILFORD — Pictured above are members of the Milford junior high school wrestling squad. The Milford team just completed its best season ever. The boys finished the year with a 2-2 team record and several fine matches in the corporation meet and Syracuse invitational. Three champs, three second-place finishers and three fourth-place winners came to Milford from the corporation meet. At the Syracuse invitational, Milford had four champs — Phil Beer, Andy Brown, Mike Fisher and Mike Clark. Four second-place winners were — Told Grove, Benny Morris, Donny Mast and John Beer. One third place winner — Blane Hurd and tWo fourth-place winners — Andy Wollman and Ed Vanlaningham. Shown in the front row are Jon Cousins. Todd Grove, Mark Baumgartner, Phil Beer, Pete Ludwig and Joe Sands. In the second row are Blane Hurd. Mike Clark, Andy Wollman, Donny Mast, John Beer, Andy Brown, JoelKorenstra, Benny Morris, Ed Vanlaningham, Brent Hostetler md Mr. Cline.

Monday Nile High School A Bal IS s4'* 25' * Fairfield 55'* 24'* aass Os 75 54V, 29’* Problem People 47* 34V* Mighty Monday* 44 34 Ga**of77 41 43 Knocker* 39 45 Fantastic Four 34 44 Hustler* 24 40 450 serie* (men): D. Mast 447. A. Brown 537. S Whetten 544. D. Dieterly 527 170 game (men): D. Mast 174. J Walton 144. A. Brown 204. 171. S. Whetten 210, 179. 195. D. Dieterly 140, 191. B. Simmon 194 400 serie* (women): L. Hoover 442. F. Hoover 423 140 game (women): L. Hoover 171, F. Hoover 149 Hit* a Misses Brown's 42* 37* Campbell'* 42 42 Monsanto 41 <3 Bratel's 54* 49', Sudtow's 52 52 Galloway's 42 42 CAD <1 59 Flint* 34 44 High team series and game: Flints —1454 493 500 serie*: M. Donaldson $79. B. Simon $77, P Campbell S4O. N Hanford $52. S. Yeargain 552. D. Butler $27 450 serie* women; S. Yeargain, 552, C Heckaman. 454. D. Mangona 452 200 gam**: B. Simon 227, M. Donaldson 224, D. Butter 205. P. Campbell 201 170 games: S. Yeergain 194, 192. L. Galloway 179. S. Brown 174 Sportsman Clausinq 22 4 Hull's Transfer 20V, 9V, Buffelo Street Cleaners 19 11 Donnelley Night Owls 17 13 Coverall Rental 14M> 13>4 Bertsch Vending 14 14 Hall A Wray 16 14 Charlie Stewart's Marina 14 14 Zimmer USA No. 2 * 14 14 Manwaring DeKalb Chicks 14 14 Zimmer USA No. 5 13 17 Donnelley Drawbacks 12V> 17V, Silver Spur 12 14 LM. Berry 12 14 Werner's Standard 11 19 Hand Polishing 4¥5 21V, High team game and series: Hull's

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Transfer — 931 2547 600 series: G Reed 195, 214. 205 614 200 games: J. Schmidt 222. 200, D. Hively 203. 301, G. Hall 223. D. Franklin 222. H. Bailey 221. G. Rug* 211. R. Savage 204, E. Disher 203, F Godshalk 203. D Creamer 202, J. Clark 201, C. Doty 201. G. Landis 201. T. Massing 201. D. Anderson 200. D. Baker 200 Land O' Lake* League Frog Tavern 29 15 State Bank 29 15 BAM Body Shop 24’ i 37 Deans Milk 25’T 14V> C A J Const. 25 19 Sleepy Owl 25 19 Pauls Ceramic 24 20 Harris Funeral Home 23 21 Wawasee Motors 22’y 2V/> Syracuse Legion 22 22 vega I 21V* 22V, Aqualand 21 23 Knights of Columbus 21 23 Whites Plumbing 21 23 Auers 1* 36 vega II ’« 28 Liberty 14 24 N. Webster Legion y 10 34 200 Game* - 500 Serie* B. Pllkerd 547. R. Wogoman 511, G. Nord man 514. J. Karesh SO4, M. Boyer SO4, J. Heintielman 207 544, L. Sweatland 504, R Simon 524. D. Butler 510. M. Simcr. 509, T. Davis $29, K. Koontz 210-533. W. Beeman 504. J. Martin 507, P. Leach 524, S. Richardson 200 515. G. Venator 212-541. R. Braiel 531. Cl. Walton 517

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Tuesday Night Mixed Runner Ups 47'/, 14V* Best 54 24 Flush Bowls 53 31 Play Boys 41 43 lOPin* 37V* 44'* Unkrown Four 34 44 Smoke 29’* 54'* GuHtr Balls 21V* 42'* Hiqh team series; Runner Ups — 2120 Hiqh team game: Flush Bowls — 751 50C series men: E. Paradis 542, M. Hawkins 445, J. Bobnstedt 475. E. Coburn 440, 5. Whetten, 510, J. Thwalts 442, B. Knisley 404. S Anderson 422. P. Schumpf 443. G Brown 404. B. Slabaugh 414. T. Morjanthaier 429. D. Dieterly 425 35) series women: M Schwartz 344. R. Andsrson 343 15) games: E. Paradis 147, 140. 215, B. Knisley 159. J. Thwaits 147, E. Coburn 152, 179, S. Tillett 154.157. T. Morganthaler 157, S. Die'erly 157, J. Shillar 155. P. Schumpf 153, 144, G Miller 142. M. Hawkins 145. 141, S. Ancerson 153, J. Bohnstedt 154. 150, 149, A. Brcwn 143. 158. S. Whetten 179, 154. 177 i.W games women: M. Schwartz 131, 134, T lionets 130, R. Anderson 139 Friday Mixed Double* VilageTap 33 11 Manley's 29 15 Bath 24 Thwaits 27V* 14'* Stlhley Stillson 27 17 Syracuse Rubber 27 17 Kathy's 25 19 (Continued on page 3)