The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 March 1974 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. Mar. 27. 1974

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Jim Stout on all-conference basketball team, others named

Wawasee Warrior Jim Stout was named to the first team at the Northern Lakes Conference banquet last Thursday night He received a gold basketball. Stout, a senior, shot 53 per cent from the field, scoring IK points in NLC games He was also cited for his excellence on defense inside Others named to the first team were Steve Slickel of North Wood. Rod Wildman of Warsaw, Mark Keim of Concord. Mark Hayden of Plymouth and Neil Bemenderfer of Rochester Two On 2d Team Two other Warriors were named to the conference second team and received silver basketballs Those chosen were Tad Chamberlin and Dave Hamilton, both seniors Others on the second team are Glen Border of Bremen, Bob Girten of Plymouth and Scott Stocking of Rochester Those who received honorable

WHS hosts IHSAA gymnastics regional

By SANDY GERENCSER Wawasee was hosts for the Indiana High School Athletic Association gymnastics regional last Friday. There were 22 schools participating in the three gymnastics classes Portage won both the intermediate and optional classes with 93 0 and 83 2 points respectively. Munster captured second in both divisions with 86 4 in intermediate and 79.25 in optional Other schools participating were Snider. John Adams, Wayne. Northrop. Chesterton. Manchester. Gary Wirt. Merrillville. East Gary. John Glenn. Highland. Valparaiso. Jimtown. LaPorte. Angola. Lowell. DeKalb. South Side. Plymouth and Wawasee. Competition In the vaulting competition, beginning compulsory winners were Sherree Tipton (Mer) 7.85. first; Pamela Milliken (JA) 7.7, second; Ann Ruhlman (Pty) 7.45, third; and Sue Echterling (Mun) 7.2. fourth

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Intermediate vaulters were Jody Sikora (Mer) 8.7, first; luann Cox (P) and Toni Yudt (P) 8.1. tie for second; and Jeanine Stevens. (Mun) 7 65. fourth. Vaulters in the optional class were Annette Colon (P) 8.15, first; Mary Vance (Mun) 7.9, second. Jacqueline Smith (Mer) 7.6, third; and Wilma Detwiler (Wawasee) 7.5, fourth. Uneven Bars In the uneven bars competition, beginning compulsory winners were Sue Echterling (Mun) 7.75, first; Karen Dunbar (N) 7.55. second, and Ruth Morrill (EG) and Cheryl Kish (Mun) 7.5, tie for third. Intermediate winners were Sheryl Cook (P) 8.3, first; Debra Parrish (S) and Donna Echterling (Muni 8.15, tie for second; and Anita Garecke (V) 7 85, fourth. In the optional unevens the winners were Mary Vance (Mun) 7.7. first, Kim Crawford (J) 7.0, second. Sandy Horner (P) 6.8, third; and Judy Colville (P) 6.75, fourth In the balance beam competition. the beginning compulsory were Kathy Hilty (P) 82. first, Sue Echterling (Mun) 8.15, second; Cheryl Kish (Mun) 8.1, third; and Sandy Rinker (Wawasee) 7.9, fourth In the intermediate compulsory, the winners were Catherine Tee tor (S) 8.85, first, Eileen Leshke (Mer) 8.6, second; Michelle Denfeld (P> 82. third; and Laura Harlan (S) and Toni Yudt P) 8.1, tie for fourth . Optional balance beam winners were Mary Vance (Mun)’ 7.45, first; Karen Kusmiers (P) 7.0. second; Lynann Huisinga (P) 6.85, third; and Pam Newman (N) and Christi Stadler (W) 6.15, tie for fourth In the floor exercise event the beginning compulsory winners were Joan Jacobsen (C) 7.9, first; Cheryl Kish (Mun) 7.8, second; Sue Echterling (Mun) 7 65. third; and Kathy Hilty (P) 7 35. fourth Intermediate winners were Donna Echterling (Mun) 8.4, first; Carol Hansen (W) 8.25, second; Uann Cox (P) 8.0. third; and Jane Marshall (Mun) 7.85. fourth. Optional winners were Mary Vance (Mun) 8.05. first; Linda Kettlekamp (S) 7.95. second; Karen Kusmiers (P) 7.85, third; and Gay la Rovai tMun» 7.65. fourth.

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Weidner and Larry Greenlee. Plymouth; Dean Wendel. Manchester; Blaine Metzger and Rob Staley, Warsaw; Jack Husman. Bremen; Todd Sheetz. North Wood. Jim Clouse. Concord. In final NLC standings the Warriors placed third in a 4-3 tie with North Wood. Rochester, undefeated until the sectional tournament, won the conference title with a 7-0 record. Warsaw and Plymouth were tied at 5-2. Concord as fourth with 2-5. Bremen had 1-4 and Manchester had a 0-7 conference’ record. AU Sports TaUy In the all sports tally after winter sports Warsaw is first with 99 points, Plymouth is second with 90 points and Rochester is third with 84.5. They are followed by North Wood with 76 points. Wawasee with 75, Manchester with 32, Bremen with 30.5 and Concord with 17 points.

All-Around All-around winners in the beginners class were Sue Echterling (Mun) 30.45, first; Cheryl Kish (Mun) 29.5, second; Kathy Hilty (P) 29.0, third; and Joan Jacobsen (C) 28.8, fourth. Intermediate all-around winners were Donna Echterling (Mun) 31.1, first; Toni Yudt (P) 30.7, second; Michelle Denfeld (P) 30.65, third; Jane Marshall (Mun) 29.25, fourth. Optional winners were Mary Vance (Mun) 31.0, first; Kim Crawford (T) 26.9, second; Linda Kettlekamp (S) 25.8, third; and Pam Newman (N) 24.25, fourth. Bowmen hold PAA round The Hoss Hills Bowmen, Inc., recently held an indoor PAA round with 23 shooters present Three hundred points were possible. Winners and their scores were as follows: Instinctive men's A — Jerry Taylor 263, Bob Wiggs 251; B - Louie Morts 233; C — Jere Karst 176, Keith Enyeart 168 and Dan Taylor 134 Sight men’s A— Steve Albertson 276, Ralph Gorsuch, Sr., 262, Jesse Martinez and Bob Wolf 261; B - Rick Simison 236; C — Don Womack 177 Juniors — Allan Albertson 347 Women s — Sue Ann Ray 236 The next shoot will be held March 31 at 1 p.m. at the club house. An indoor colored animal round will be shot. Memberships for the 1974-75 year are due by March 31. Visitors are welcome. The indoor championship will be held on April 7 starting at 10 a_m. and will consist of an animal round and a PAA round. There will be a carry-in dinner Goshen driver escapes injury as car rolls Douglas E. Marchand. 22, r 6 Goshen, escaped injury last Wednesday when his car went out of control and rolled over. The accident happened on state road 15 near county road 1350 N, north of Milford, at 9:30 p.m. County patrolman Richard Fehnel estimated damage to the car at 81.000.

■■■■■■■■■■■ INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — Pictured are the individual winners in the boys league. From left are Chris Beesley, high series scratch — 293 and most improved average — 21 pins; Greg Carpenter, high game scratch — 171 and high average at the end of the season — 111; Pat Morganthaler for high game handicap — 212. Absent when the photo was taken was George Coquillard. high series handicap — 352.

Ik .- 5B ■ ■ TEAM WINNERS — Team winners for the girls league in the Saturday Bantam bowling program at the Wawasee bowl were the Alley Cats. The team had a record of 49ii-194-From left are Andrea Henson. Deanna Dean. Terri Rink and Tracy Groves.

Bantam league ends season

Boys and girls entered in the Saturday Bantam bowling program at Wawasee Bowl finished their season on March 2. Trophies and awards were given that day. A light lunch was served to the boys and girls by Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kern %nd staff. The Alley Cats with a record o? 404-194 won the girls leagbe and the Strikers team with a record of 40-20 won the boys league. Award winners in the girls league are as follows: Andrea

WEU! B«• ■ 'Sm IS ||P IP r "fly .fl '''Rl ■ ■ TOURNEY WINNERS — Team and individnal winners of the 19th annual Syracuse Men’s Bowling association tournament are pictured above. The scratch champion team was sponsored by Hobday Lanes of Warsaw. Augsburger s team of Milford won the handicap championship. In the front row. left to right, are Dick Thibaut, Dick Engle. Cliff Thomas, George Rider, Albert - Rider and Stan Galbreath. Standing in baek. left to right, are Cecil Grove. Bob Clemons, Jim deSomer. Jerry deSomer. Dave Blanchard. Rick Groverson and Bill Manning. Jim Alien and Hamid Bart man were also winners in the tournament, but were absent for the picture.

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Henson, high series scratch — 234; Susan Schacht, most improved average — 16 pins; Lynn Brown, high game handicap — 195, Tracy Groves, high game scratch —139; Denise Mast', high series handicap —359; and Carla Darr, high average at the end of the season — 93. Award winners in the boys league are as follows: Chris Beesley, high series scratch — 293 and most improved average, 21 pins; Greg Carpenter, high game scratch — 171 and high average at the end of the season — Ill; Pat Morganthaler high

ImiSl INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — Individual winners of the league are shown above. From left are Andrea Henson, an award for high series scratch of 234; Susan Schacht, most improved average — 16 pins; Lynn Brown, high game handicap — 195; Tracy Groves, high game scratch — 139. Not present when the photo was taken were Denise Mast, high series handicap — 359; and Carla Darr, high average at the end of the season — 93.

KM BOYS TEAM — Winners of the boys league were the Strikers team with a record of 40-20. They are from left Dan Kern. Chris Beesley. Todd Eyer and Curt Clevenger.

game handicap — 212; Coquillard, high series handicap — 352. Perfect attendance awards were given to the following girls: Cathie Leonard, Tracy Groves, Teri Rink, Denise Bjella, Denise Mast, Diane Dieterly and Carla Darr. Perfect attendance awards were given to the following boys : Dan Kern, Todd Eyer, Ron Bjella, Darrel Stahly, Fred Avery, George Coquillard, Carl Bice, David Kern, Scott Wise, David Bjella, Greg Carpenter,

Terry Rinker and Jeff Beesley. Tournament A handicap tournament was held during the weeks of January 19 and 26. The results follow: Team event winners — Budweiser team consisting of Steve Keim, Darrel Stahly, Fred Avery and George Coquillard. They rolled a total of 1174. Doubles were won by Tracy Groves and Deanna Dean with 613 and singles by Chris Beesley with 359.

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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ‘EXCELLENT’ Milford junior high school principal Marion Acton who refereed the state championship basketball game on Saturday night said it was an “excellent game.” He further stated both teams enjoyed playing and there was no comparing the attitude of the players with the controversial game of two years ago when be refereed the state finals. Northrup of Fort Wayne defeated Jeffersonville 59-56 to capture the state crown.

Firemen make Friday run Syracuse volunteer firemen responded to a call at the Charles Beck farm about four miles east of Syracuse at 12:03 Friday for trash burning in an open field. The call was placed by an individual who thought the fire was out of hand as no one was in view, however, the trash had been set afire and was being watched. There was no damage.

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