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MARCH OF DIME WINNERS — Shown above are the winners of the annual March of Dimes bowling tournament held nt the bowling alley, south of Syracuse, during the week of April 1-7. There were 383 entries in the tournament. Standing, left to right, are Russell Brasel. men’s actual winner; Tim Lindsay, boys’ high school; Ann Dahlstrom. women’s actual; Jim Martin, men’s handicap; Elaine Mullett, girls high school; and Barbara Gardner, women’s handicap.

Eagles battered after Warrior win

By SANDY GERENCSER The Columbia City Eagles were beaten by the Wawasee baseball team last Friday, 14-7. The win made Bob Heady’s Warriors 1-1. The Eagles scored five runs in the first two innings to lead Wawasee. 5-2. The Warriors notched two runs in the third and another three in the fourth to go ahead 7-5. Columbia City managed one run in both the fourth and fifth innings to tie the score, 7-7. Wawasee cleaned up in the final two innings as it tallied

Golf team scalps Elkhart Memorial

By SANDY GERENCSER Wawasee defeated Elkhart Memorial last Thursday, 317-339. in an 18 hole match at the South Shore course The golfers were undaunted by the heavy April THE MAIL-JOURNAL Pveustwd Or t*. aami wmi every Wednesday entered •» Serend Class matter at me Peet OW.ce at Syracuse. IMM«a Second class pesteee paM at Mata street Syractwe. indtana «M*» aM at additional entry otttcee Subscription. sen per *• Ketciveao County. »• •• oun.de county ©

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three and four runs respectively The winning pitcher for Wawasee was Mark Smith, who walked three and struck out four in five innings. Vince Rhodes came in during the fifth to aid in the win. Bill Fawley pitched briefly in the first inning. Mark Smith also led Wawasee at the plate as he hit four for five and brought in four runs. Bill Fawley also hit in four runs. Wawasee will travel to East Noble on the 26th and will host

showers that followed them around the course. The Warriors now have a 3-1 record. Wawasee had three low medalists as Steve Coverstone. Ron Bauman and Jon Owens each carded a 78. Sam Ludwig had an 83 and Rob Zurcher shot an 85. Scott Butterbaugh led Memorial with an 80 and Phil Peterson followed with an 82. Mike lavagnilio carded an » while Ron Watson and Scott Yeoman both had 89’s. Paul Miller paced the junior varsity as he scored an 81 to aid in the 348-378 victory. Phil Randall carded an 82 while Bill Jernes had an 89. Larry Allen shot a 96 and Bill Byland had a 98. The JV squad has won 16 straight matches, with the string extending back to last season

Northfield on the 29th. Both games will begin at 4:30. WAWASEE (14) — Dean 431, Paradis 241, Fidler 432, Smith 524, Fawley 311, Rhodes 000, McKay 302, Chamberlin 400, Brown 411, Paulus 100, Hamilton 300. Totals 33-14-12 COLUMBIA CITY (7) - Beard 311, Waterson 312, Bowman 321, Miller 300. Schmidt 302. Jackson 200, Dubner 100, Zieger 321, Rice 110, Teusch 301, Bullyet 000. Totals 26-7-8 JV wins in extra innings By SANDY GERENCSER Dale Brannock’s junior varsity baseball team won its first game of the season as it downed Goshen last Thursday. 13-6 Wawasee collected seven runs in the top of the eighth inning to lead after a 6-6 tie. It held Goshen in the bottom of the eighth for the win. Del Acton was the starting pitcher for Wawasee. and Todd Haines was his substitute after the fourth inning. Harlan Hursey and Del Acton each had two hits, and Jim Adams had three for five. Jeff Miller hit two for two, which included a three-run homer. The JV’s next game is home against Whitko at 4:30 on April 25. Maxwelton ladies set kick off The Maxwelton ladies golf association announces the beginning of the golf season with its annual kick-off breakfast May 4 at 8:30 a.m. All nine and 18 hole ladies are invited to attend this opening breakfast at the club. Prospective members of the ladies golf association are also welcome to attend.

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North Webster track team defeats South Whitley team

By MARY LEE WILLMAN Dave Stookey, junior high track coach at North Webster, has submitted the following results of the April 17 track meet between South Whitley and North Webster. The meet was won by North Webster Field Events Discus — Butcher of North Webster was first with a distance of 89’2*«” followed by Burns of North Webster with 89’2”. Shear of North Webster placed third. High Jump — Ousley of North Webster was first with a height of 5’2”. Hughes of South Whitley placed second and George of North Webster came in third. Long Jump — First place was taken by Macklin of South Whitley with a distance of 14’6”. Second and third place honors went to Ousley and Bryant of North Webster. Pole Vault — Simpson of North Webster placed first with a height of 7’6”. Glaser of North Webster took second. Shot Put — Zumbrum of South Whitley threw a 39’3*4” for top spot. Harris and Bums of North Webster captured second and third. Running Events 120 Yard Low Hurdles — Conway of North Webster came in first with a time of :17.2. Second place went to Bryant of North Webster and Bowers of South Whitley took third.

Warriorettes smoke Concord, Elkhart Central

By SANDY GERENCSER Marcia Carpenter's track team returned from Elkhart last Tuesday with a big victory as it scored 70 points to Central’s 39 and Concord’s 14. In the high jump Vicki Wilson cleared 4’ 8” to win first while Tammy Schumn and Lisa Bosstick placed second and fourth respectively. Bev Berghorn won the long jump with a jump of 15’ 9”; Peg Beer was second and Barb Brouwer was fourth. Betsy Williams finished second in the softball throw and Barb Brouwer was third. Peg Beer set a new school record in the shot put as she placed first with a throw of 38’ 64”; Judy Moser was second in the event. Wilma Detwiler set a new record in the 200 yard dash as she won with a time of 27.6. Wilma also tied her sifter Wilia’s record id the 106 yard dash as she clocked 11.3.

Golfers stopped by Elkhart Central

By SANDY GERENCSER , tagano were low medalists as The Warrior golf team, which they carded 76’s for Central. Bob is under the coaching of Rudy Eldridge had 78, Ken Koval 79 Cesco, fell to Elkhart Central last and Jeff Piersol 87.

Wednesday 309-339 Central is phn and Allen ranked sixth in the state. led the B-team to a 344-346 win as Leading the Warriors m the each M » s p aul Mi y er hole match were Jon Owens and m h d and G Rob Zurcher with 84’s Sam Ludwig carded an 85 while Ron a » Bauman had an 86. Steve The golfers will travel to Cwerstone shot a 90. Rochester tonight (Wednesday) Bill Terlep and Ralph Man- for a match at 4:30.

Tennis team falls to North Wood

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee Girls tennis team, which is coached by Don Scholer, lost to North Wood last Wednesday. 5-2. . In singles competition Amy Purdum lost 8-10. Sue Connolly

60 Yard Dash — Zumbrun. South Whitley, first, with a time of :7.3. Second and third, Gilbert and Bryant, North Webster. 880 Yard Run — Winning time, Conway of North Webster, 2:28.4. Sleighter and Macklin, South Whitley, placed second and third. 220 Yard Dash — First place, James of South Whitley with a time of :28.0. Caudill and Shear of North Webser. second and third. 440 Yard Dash — Top honors went to Ousley of North Webster with a time of 6:21.7. Grewell and Kreider, South Whitley, followed with second and third place. Mile Run — First and second place went to North Webster with George clocking 5:30.7 followed by Butcher. Warner of South Whitley came in third. 880 Yard Relay — South Whitley, :55.2. Reserve 100 Yard Dash — Anderson of South Whitley came in first with a time of :12.3. Caudill and Hammaker, North Webster, placed second and third. Reserve 60 Yard Dash — Bondman of South Whitley, 8.3. Fidler of North Webster, second, and Bowser of North Webster, third. Reserve 440 Yard Dash — Anderson. South Whitley, :68.0. Bower of South Whitley, second, and Mock of North Webster, third.

Roxi Auer won the 880 yard, run in 2:42.5; Benji Hall placed third. Willa Detwiler captured first in the 80 yd. hurdles with Roz Long finishing third. Bev Berghorn was second in the 220 yard dash, and Roz Long was second in the 440 yard dash. The 880 yard medley relay team — Angie Mock, Peg Beer, Willa Detwiler and Rhonda Byrd — captured first with 2:09.3. The 440 relay team, which consisted of Bev Berghorn, Willa Detwiler, Wilma Detwiler and Barb Yoder, won in 53.6. Wawasee finished second in the 880 yard relay. Members of the team were Peg Beer, Tammy Schumn, Angie Mock and Debbie Miller. The Warriorettes have now qualified 11 events for the track sectional. Their next meet is at Elkhart Memorial tomorrow (Thursday) at 5.

captured a 10-7 victory; Jill Farrell won 10-8. Alice Gunden fell 10-2 and Meg Schopf was defeated 10-7. Amy Purdum and Sue Connolly were beaten in doubles, 106, and Jill Farrell and Alice Gunden lost IM. Wawasee will journey to Elkhart Central for a 4 p.m. meet an the 25th. MORE FREIGHT CARS Orders for new and rebuilt freight carriers during the first eight months of 1973 were more than twice those placed during the same period of 1972, according to the Association of American Railroads and the American Railway Car Institute. — CNS

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Warriorettes tumble to Concord

By SANDY GERENCSER The Warriorette tennis team lost to Concord last Friday in a home meet. 5-2. Amy Purdum captured the only singles win for Wawasee after defeating her foe 8-5. Sue Connolly lost 9-7, and Dawn Price fell 8-1. Alice Gunden was defeated 84 and Meg Schopf was beaten 8-6. Winning in doubles were Sue Connolly and Amy Purdum by a score of 8-6. Alice Gunden and Dawn Price were topped in their match 8-3. Several girls attended the Elkhart Invitational tennis tourney last Saturday. Two won in first round competition. Amy Purdum defeated an Elkhart Memorial player. 10-5, and Jill Farrell beat a North Wood player, 10-6. Both girls lost to opponents from Elkhart Central. JV topped by East Noble By SANDY GERENCSER The JV baseball team was defeated by* the East Noble Knights last Wednesday, 8-2. East Noble picked up a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the third inning. Wawasee managed two runs in the fourth, but that was all the Knights would allow. Jim Adams was pitcher for Wawasee in the contest. Seventeen Warriors played in the game; John Minear hit two for three. The baseball team will travel to Goshen on the 30th for a 4 p.m. game. The Warriors have already defeated the Redskins once this season.

Tuesday bowling ladies hold banquet The Ladies Tuesday Afternoon Bowling league held its annual spring banquet Tuesday at South Shore Golf club. Members of the LaPetite Shoppe team, Leila Connolly, Mary Willard, Patty Gammiere, Bonita Nine and Ann Gallahan, served as hostesses for the day. Favors and door prizes consisted of colorful springtime plaques, going to Patty Gammiere, Sylvia Borham. June Lantz and Leila Connolly. First place trophies and patches went to the Ding-A-Ling team composed of Nannette Eiler, Shirley Stahley, Brenda Kern, Susie Kellogg, Mary Brumbaugh and Betty Hargrove. Officers elected for the 1974-75 season were: President — Patty Gammiere Vice president — Bonita Nine Secretary-treasurer — Ann McCarty Sergeant-at-Arms — Leila Connolly

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Track team drops to Columbia City; tops New Haven in. meet

By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Minton’s track team was second in a triangular meet at Columbia City last Thursday. Columbia City captured first with 71 points, Wawasee had 48 and New Haven had 40. Jeff Rhodes won first in the high jump with a height of 6’3” for a new school record. Jeff Bohnstedt flew through the 100 yard dash in 10.05 for another new school record Mark Reiff hurled the discus 137’2” to capture first for Wawasee. Second place winners for Wawasee were Steve Kroh in the 880 and Doug Shock in the two mile run. Mike Vanlaningham was third in the high hurdles and Tim Yoder was third in the low hurdles. Finishing third were Toby Popenfoose in the mile run and Rick Brannock in the 100 yard dash. Others placing third were Chad Singrey in the 440 and the high jump and Mike Wollman in the shot and the discus. Fourth [dace finishers were Tim Hamman in the 880, Mike Vanlaningham in the long jump and Mark Reiff in the shot. The Warriors will participate in the Rochester relays on the 29th at 5 p.m. Track Results High hurdles — Geiger CC, Attberry NH, Vanlaningham W, Hans NH. Time, 15.8. Mile run — Burkutt CC, Kauffman NH, Popenfoose W, Riser NH. Time, 4:49. 100 yard dash — Bohnstedt W, Wait CC, Brannock W, Myers CC. Time, 10.05. 440 — Tineley NH, Lefever CC, Singrey W, Billik NH. Time, 54.2. 880 — Burkutt CC, Kroh W, Amberge CC, Hamman W. Time, 2.08.35. Long jump — Geiger CC, Tineley NH, R. Reiff W, Vanlaningham W. Length, 19’3”. 220 yard dash — Wait CC, Bohnstedt W. Myers CC, Metzger CC. Time, 23.4. Low hurdles — Atteberry NH, Burke CC, T. Yoder W, McCoy NH. Time, 22.3. Two mile — Tamm NH, Shock W, Lurent NH. Leinger CC. Time, f0:35.8. Mile Relay — Columbia City, NH. Time, 3.37.6. 880 relay — Columbia City,

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Wawasee. Time, 1:38.3. Shot put — Egolf CC, Zikefoose NH, Wollman W, M. Reiff W. Distance, 48’4”. Discus — M. Reiff W, Harris CC, Wollman W, Zikefoose NH. Distance 137’2”. High jump — Rhodes W, Broxon CC, Singrey W, Ronch CC. Height, 6’3”. Pole vault — Hollenbaugh CC, Landis CC, Geels NH, Eby NH. Height, 12’6”.

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