The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 April 1974 — Page 2
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Wawasee second in three-way track meet
By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee track team, under the direction of Jerry Minton, placed second in a trUiMular meet last Thursday. They scored 58 points only to follow DeKalb with 674. East Noble, the host school, was third with 33. One of the highlights of the meet was the setting of a new Wawasee school record. Senior Mark Reiff set the record in his specialty, the discus. Mark hurled the platter 163* 1”. Coach Minton indicated that his throw is thought to be the best in the state so far this year. Mark also finished third in the shot put Another Warrior record was tied as Chad Singrey leaped 61** in the high jump; Jeff Rhodes placed third. Jeff Bohnstedt was a double winner for Wawasee. He won the 100 yard dash in :10 2 and the 220 in :23.7. " Uvi Carvajal and Ralph Reiff placed first and second respectively in the 440 Ralph and Uvi also finished second and fourth respectively in the long jump. Both the mile and the 880 relay teams captured firsts The mile squad — Tim Hamman, Chad Singrey, Steve Kroh and Ralph Reiff — won with a time of 3:39. The 880 relay team, which is made up of Rick Brannock. Mike Vanlaningham. Uvi Carvajal and Jeff Bohnstedt, won with 1:38.7. Other winners for Wawasee were Mike Vanlarunghma. third, in the high hurdles, and Tim Yoder, fourth, in the low hurdles Doug Shock was fourth in the mile run. Rick Brannock finished third in both the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Mike Wollman placed fourth in the shot put and third in the discus Milch Ousley was fourth in the discus Wawasee will meet Columbia City and New Haven at Columbia City on April 18 at 4:30.
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A summary of the meet follows: High Hurdles — Ramaro (D), Loos (EN), Vanlaningham (W), Conley (EN), Time, :15.1 t Mile Run — Grate (D), Gamble (EN), Peters (D), Shock (W), Time, 4:38 ( Long Jump — Miller (D), R Reiff (W). Melder (D), Caravajal (W), Distance. 19 feet. 10 inches 100 Yard Dash — Bohnstedt (W), Chalfant (D), Brannock (W), Wimer (EN), Time, :10.6 440 Yard Dash — Caravajal (W), R. Reiff (W), Asher (EN), Humlin (EN), Time, :54.1 ’ Shot Put — Shatto (D), Singleton (D), M. Reiff (W), Wollman (W), Distance. 58 feet, 1 inch Discus — M. Reiff (W), Singleton (D), Wollman (W), Ousley (W), Distance, 163 feet, 1 inch (new Wawasee school record) 880 Yard Run — Gamble (EN),
Girls tennis team falls to Manchester
By SANDY GERENCSER The girls tennis team is in its first year at Wawasee. It is coached by Don Scholer The girls were defeated in thenfirst match of the season by Manchester last Thursday at Wawasee, 4-2. Manchester captured all four singles matches. Nancy Hoover defeated Amy Purdum, 8-6. Sandy Amiss beat Sue Connolly, 84. Pam Brookins beat Jill Results given for Wednesday track meet Syracuse and North Webster junior high students met last Wednesday for a track meet at North Webster with the following results submitted by Dave Stockey, junior high track coach at North Webster. The 440 yard relay was won by Syracuse with a time of 53.7, as was the 880 relay with 1:54.9. Cromer of Syracuse took the 100 yard dash in 11.6 following by Etchison of Syracuse in second place and Gilbert, North Webster, third. First in the mile run was posted by North Webster’s George with 5:44.1. Second was Knudsen and
Grate (D) Brewer (D), Smith (D), Time, 2:06 220 Yard Dash — Bohnstedt (W), Chalfant (D), Brannock (W), Georgel (EN), Time, :23.7 Low Hurdles — Romero (D), Loos (EN), Wilson (D), T. Yoder (W), Time, :21.4 Pole Vault - Yuska (EN), tie for 2d, Stallman (EN) and Simanton (D), Seis (D), Height, 11 feet Two Mile Run — Grate (D), Valance (D), Patton (EN), Huffman (EN), Time, 10:03 High Jump — Singrey (W), Smith (EN), Rhodes (W), Miller (D), Height, 6 feet, 2*inches (tied Wawasee school record). Mile Relay — Wawasee (Hamman. Singrey, Kroh, Reiff), DeKalb 2d. Time, 3:39 880 Yard Relay — Wawasee (Brannock, Vanlaningham, Caravajal. Bohnstedt), DeKalb 2d. Time, 1:35.7
Farrell. 8-4, and Ruth Vollmer defeated Alice Gunden, 8-0. The Warriorettes bounced back in doubles competition; they won both matches. Amy Purdum and Sue Connolly were victorious over Kathy Werking and Julie Bohn. 8-2. Jill Farrell and Alice Gunden defeated Becky Mochamer and Jeannie Westman, 8-6. The next tennis meet will be against North Wood at Wawasee at 4 p.m. third. Walker, both of Syracuse. Andrews of Syracuse took the 440 yard dash with a 04.2 followed by Ousley and Hyser, second and third, respectively, both of Webster. Syracuse A time of 27.2 was posted for the 220 yard dash by Patton of Syracuse for a first with Gilbert of North Webster in second and Cook, Syracuse, third. Find in the 880 yard run went to T. Kroh of Syracuse with a 2:30.5. Conway and Butcher, both of North Webster, took second and third places respectively. Bryant of North Webster posted a 7.5 for top place in the 60 yard dash, followed by Gilbert of North Webster for second, and Gtan, Syracuse, third. Cromer of Syracuse posted a 17.1 for first in the 120 yard low hurdles, followed by Conway of North Webster in second place and Bryant, North Webster, third. North Webster’s Bums posted a 38*8'’ for top honors in shot put Harris of North Webster and Etchison,Syracuse, came in second and third, in that order. Syracuse took the first three places in pole vaulting with Andrews taking first with 9’, followed by Stevens, and White. Patton of Syracuse had a posting for top honors in long jump. Second was Andrews of Syracuse, and third, Ousley, North Webster. New Record Mike Ousley of North Webster posted a 5W record, giving him top honors in high jump and posting a North Webster school record. Second was McKibben of Syracuse, and third place tie went to Patton and Gton. both of Syracuse. McKibben of Syracuse posted a 101’ 8H” in the discus to take top honors. White and Burns, both of Syracuse, came in second and third, respectively.
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Warrior golf team tops Concord at Oak Hills
Members of the Wawasee high school golf team came away with victories when the A team, B team and freshmen met Northern Lakes Conference foe Concord at the Oak Hills course Monday night. The A team won 176-179 and the B team won 185-199 The freshmen reportedly played well in their first outing on another course. Sam Ludwig led the A team with 43, Steve Coverstone and Rob Zurcher each shot 44, Jon Owens shot 45 and Ron Baumah shot 49. Concord’s Ted Tavernier was low medalist for the day
JV falls to DeKalb, East Noble harriers
By SANDY GERENCSER The junior varsity track team from Wawasee high school fell to strong DeKalb and East Noble teams last Thursday DeKalb won first with 75 points, East Noble had 53 and Wawasee had 28. Winners from the Warrior tepee were Dan Miller and Jerry Rhodes, second and third respectively, in the shot put. Jerry also placed third in the discus. Rick Bauman captured first in the long jump with a leap of 17’4*4”. Marty Welker finished third in the mile run. Dan Walker was second in the 440 and Gary Klenke was third in the 880. Fourth place winners for Wawasee were Greg Evans in the 100 yard dash, Toby Popenfoose in the two mile, and Tim Marganthaler in the high jump The mite relay team, composed of Marty Welker. Ralph Carvajal. Gary Klenke and Doug
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with 42. Don Criser and Ted Grover each shot 44, Doug Giasburg shot 49 and Randy Siler shot 51. Phil Randall and Paul Miller shot 44's to lead the B team. The varsity squad is 2-0 for the season and with the conference win is 1-0 in the NLC. Tonight the Warriors will meet Elkhart Central at Oak Hills for 18 holes and tomorrow (Thursday) they will host Elkhart Memorial at South Shore for 18 holes of play. The meet with Fairfield on April 11 was cancelled and will be re-scheduled at a later date.
Shock, placed second. Wawasee will journey to Columbia City for a triangular meet which includes New Haven on April 18 at 4:30. Also on the 18th the freshman team will go to Warsaw for a 4:30 meet. Tri-Rollers plan for woods trail The Tri-Rollers club of North Webster met on Saturday with 26 members present. The members decided to meet on April 21 at Read’s Castte of Values to make trails thru the woods. Members are asked to take tools to the meeting to help with the project. At 1 p.m. a weiner roast will be held. April 28 has been set as the alternate date in case of bad weather. The next regular meeting of the dub will be at 8 p.m. on May 11 at Read’s.
Warriorette track team triumphs over NLC rivals
By SANDY GERENCSER Marcia Carpenter’s track team nearly exterminated Concord and North Wood last Wednesday. Wawasee scored 874 points while Concord had 194 and North Wood had 18. The Warriorettes captured first in every event. Three girls qualified for sectional competition in the long jump. They were Bev Berghorn, first with a jump of 16’4”; Peg Beer, second with 15’84”; and Barb Brouwer, tied for third with 15’6”. In the 80 yard hurdles Willa Detwiler and Roz Long were onetwo; Willa’s time was :13.7. Wilma Detwiler and Barb Yoder tied in the 100 yard dash with a time of :12.7. The 880 yard relay team — Debbie Miller, Tammy Schumn, Barb Brouwer and
Warrior golfers win season opener
By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee golf team won its first match of the season as it clubbed the Northfield Norsemen, 159-216, last Thursday at the South Shore course. The Warriors played a nine hole match with a par of 36. They were matched against a young Northfield team in the process of rebuilding. Leading the Wawasee tribe were Sam Ludwig and Ron Bauman as they both scored a 39.
Girls track team wins triangular meet
By SANDY GERENCSER Marcia Carpenter’s track team crushed Columbia City and New Prairie Monday night. Wawasee chalked up 741 i points to Columbia City’s 41 and New Wawasee won first in 10 out of 12 events. Willa Detwiler won the 80 yard hurdles in 13.5 and Roz Long took second. Barb Yoder and Wilma Detwiler were 1-2 in the 100 yard dasji; Barb’s time was 13.0. won the 440 yard relay in 55.8. Members of the team were Willa Detwiler, Wilma Detwiler, Bev Berghorn and Barb Yoder. In the 440 yard dash Roz Long clocked 723 to take first, and Mary Kitson was fourth. Wilma Detwiler and Bev Berghorn were first and second respectively in the 220 yard dash; Wilma’s time was 30.3. The 880 medlay relay team — Angie
Baseball team drops in opener By SANDY GERENCSER The Warrior baseball team lost its first game of the season to West Noble last night, 5-3, on the WawaSee diamond. Bob Heady is the coach of the varsity baseball team. The first inning contained all of the Warrior scoring. Brian McKay hit a double and was batted in for a run. Erique Paradis got a single. Greg Fidler dimaxed the inning by hitting a home run and driving in Vince Rhodes Mark Smith had pitching duties for Wawasee. Bill Fawley, however, was substituted during the latter part of the game. Wawasee scored three runs on seven hits — all of them were
Angie Mock — ran a time of 2:06.7 to win first. Vicki Wilson was first in the high jump as she cleared s’l”. In the 440 yard dash Roz Long captured first with a time of 1:13.8 while Mary Kitson placed third. Wilma Detwiler and Bev Berghorn were first and second respectively in the 220 yard dash; Wilma’s time was :29.4. Roxie Auer won first in the 880 yard run with 2:49.1 and Marie Kitson was third. Winners in the shot put were Peg Beer, first with a throw of 33 feet, three and three-fourths inches, Judy Moser, second; and Ann Williams, fourth. The 880 medley relay team, composed of Peg Beer, Barb Yoder, Rhonda Byrd and Willa Detwiler, i|ras first with a time of
Steve Coverstone notched a score of 40 and Jon Owens had 41. Pacing the Norsemen were Ron Tucker and John Carpenter with 52's. Mike Koosmis and Ron Mentz both scored 56’s. The JV squad was also victorious, 182-239. The young Warriors were led by Rob Zurcher with a 41. The golfers will travel to Elkhart Central tonight (Wednesday) for an 18 hole match to begin at 3:30.
Mock, Peg Beer, Willa Detwiler and Rhonda Byrd — captured first with a time of 2:14.3. Roxie Auer placed third in the 880 yard run. In the 880 yard relay Wawasee finished second. The team was composed of Barb Brouwer, Tammy Schumn, Angie Mock, and Debbie Miller. Peg Beer placed first in the shot put with a throw of 33’ 8”; Judy Moser was second. Vicki Wilsoq was victorious in the high jump with a leap of 5 feet; Tammy Schumn tied with a jumper from New Prairie for fourth. The softball throw was won by Barb Brouwer with a toss of 157’ 4”, while Ann Williams placed fourth. Wawasee captured the top three places in the running long jump. Bev Berghorn was first as she leaped 15’ 104”. Barb Brouwer and Peg Beer finished second and third respectively.
earned. West Noble scored five runs on thirteen hits — three were unearned. Coach Heady was a little disappointed in his team’s performance. He thought that some of the boys were missing easy t catches. Box scores by innings: Wawasee 3000000 West Noble 0121100 The Warriors will go to Northfield on April 23 for a 4:30 game. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesti 1 of Milford had week end guests of staff Sgt. and Mrs. James Rummel and sons, Jimmy, Jason and Shawn, of Quantico, Va.
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2:19. Members of the 440 yard relay team — Bev Berghorn, Willa Detwiler, Wilma Detwiler and Barb Yoder — clocked :55.5 to win first. On April 18 the girls will go to West Noble for a 4 p.m. meet.
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