The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 May 1974 — Page 2

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Warriors cop second in triangular meet

By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Minton’s track team placed second against North Wood last Tuesday. North Wood had 72 points, Wawasee had 55 and Manchester was third with 32 Jeff Bohnstedt won the 100 yard dash in : 10.7 and the 220 yard dash in :23 9; Rick Brannock finished third in both dashes Chad Singrey was second in the 440 and Ralph Reiff placed fourth. In the 880 Steve Kroh finished fourth. Tim Yoder was second in the low hurdles, and Jerry Yoder was fourth in the high hurdles Mark Reiff and Mike Wollman were first and second in the discus; Mark's winning distance was 150*3*4”. Jeff Rhodes won the high jump with 5'11”; Chad Singrey was second. Ralph Reiff captured first in the long jump as he leaped 20’8>-«”, and Mike Vanlaningham came in fourth. Wawasee swept the shot put as Mark Reiff won with a throw of 49'8", and Mike Wollman and Mitch Ousley finished second and third respectively. The Warrior B-team was defeated in its half of the meet. North Wood won with 73, Man : Chester had 42 and Wawasee had 40.. Rick Bauman won the high hurdles in : 18.8. Jerry Rhodes and Mitch Ousley were first and second respectively in the discus; Jerry won with a throw- of 108’14". The Warrior mile relay team won in 3:58.8. The 880 relay squad placed second. Brian Lemberg threw the shot put 43’3" to win first; Jerry Rhodes was second and Dan Miller was third Dan Walker was second in the 100 yard dash and Greg Evans was third in the 440. Fourth place finishers were Gary Klenke in the 880, Nelson Preston in the 220, Rick Bauman in the low hurdles and Doug Rater in the two mile. Tomorrow afternoon (Thursday) the track team will bottle Rochester on the Warrior field at

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4:30. Echsbach (M), Time, 4:40.6 Results of the meet are as Two Mile- Smith (M). Myer follow: (NW), Clapp (M), Linebaugh High Hurdles — Fuller (NW), (NW), Time, 9:46.6 Clark (M), Gerber (NW), J. Long Jump —R. Reiff (W), Yoder (W), Time, :17 2 Bussard (NW), Umbaugh (NW), Low Hurdles — Fuller (NW), T. Vanlaningham <W), Length, Yoder (W), Hershberger (NW), 20’84” Clark (M), Time, :22.6 High Jump — Rhodes (W), 100 Yard Dash - Bohnstedt Singrey (W). Heath (M), Flowers (W), Sheets (NW), Brannock (NW) Height, STI" (W), Burkholder (NW), Time, Pole Vault - Umbaugh (NW), :10.7 Bussard (NW), Hoffman (M) 220 Yard Dash — Bohnstedt Fuller (NW), Height. 12’6” (W), Sheets (NW), Brannock Discus - M. Reiff (W), (W), Burkholder (NW), Time. Wollman (W), Burgess (M), :23 9 Kaiser (NW), Distance. 150’34” 440—Hall (NW), Singrey < W), Shot Put W Rpiff iWi Smith (M), R. Reiff (W), Time, Wollman (W) ousley (W),’ : « - Shank (NW,. Airgood “*“»■ f" (M), Whitehead (NW). Kroh (W), 880 f el *y “ North Wood, Time. 2:04. Mancester. Time, 1:38.2 One Mile — Shank (NW), Mile Relay — North Wood, Sparrow (M). Burkholder (NW), Manchester. Time, 3:40.9

Golfers corral Zebras 168-176

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee golf team, which is under the direction of Rudy Cesco, defeated the Rochester Zebras last Wednesday. 168-176. They played a nine hole meet at Rochester. Leading the Warriors were Steve Coverstone with a 39, The other four varsity golfers followed consecutively: Rob Zurcher 42, Jon Owens. 43. Sam Ludwig 44 and Ron Bauman 45. Mike Cover led Rochester with

Warrior golf team rips Raiders 160-174

Bv SANDY GERENCSER The Warn or golf team defeated the Northridge Raiders in a nine hole match last Thursday. 160174. Its season record is now 6-1. Low medalist for the day was Sam Ludwig with a 38. Phil Randall, who was moved up from the JV team, had a 40. Rob Zurcher and Jon Owens carded 41’s. Paul Miller had a 43. ’ Leading Northridge was Dan Vogelzang as he shot a 40. Pat Grove had a 42, Craig Jackson a 43. Jeff Boanershine 49 and Tim Tahara 50. The B-team won its seventh

a 42. Joe Notz and Greg Brown had 43 and 44 respectively. Tim Rhoads and Steve Shane each had a 47. The junior varsity also broight back a victory as it won 180-191. Phil Randall shot a 42 to lead the young Warriors. Paul Miller had a 45 while Larry Allen and Bill Jones each carded a 46. George Lowe had a 48 The Warriors will host Wawasee Prep this afternoon (Wednesday) at 4 p.m

straight game as it downed Northridge, 180-202. Bill Jones led the Warriors with a 42. Larry Allen carded a 44 while Greg Smith had a 46. Gary Miller and Jeff Auer had 48 and 54 respectively; Office at Warsaw for tornado victims A Small Business Administration office, moved from the Angola area, is now located in the Kosciusko county REMC building at 523 South Buffalo street in Warsaw according to a spokesman from the office of second district congressman Earl F. Landgrebe on Tuesday Space for the office has been donated by REMC manager Robert Merkle and is open from 8-8 sewn days a week, for information and assistance on low interest loans for business and homes affected by the April 3 tornado. Deadline for applications is June 3.

North Webster squeezes by Fairfield in track meet

In an eighth grade track meet last Thursday, North Webster reigned champ 61-57 over neighboring Fairfield. Yoder of Fairfield took first in discus with 99’ 114” followed by Packer of North Webster, second, and Burns, NW, third. Ousley of NW jumped s*l” for a first in the high jump followed by Speicher of F in second place. Speicher, F, had a 16’3” recorded for tops in long jump followed by Ousley, NW, second, and Hostetler, F, third. fai pole vaulting, Simpson, NW recorded 7’6” for top honors with Glaser, NW, in second and McDowell. F, third. Shot put winner was Harrison, NW, with 37*24”. Speicher of F and Burns. NW, came in second and third places, respectively respectively. The time of 18.9 took top place for Conway, NW, in the 120-yard low hurdles. In second was Bryant, NW, and third. Helmuth, F. Mast of Fairfield took the 60yard dash with 07.5 timing,

Warriorettes massacre Memorial and Jimtown

By SANDY GERENCSER Marcia Carpenter’s girls’ track team soundly defeated its foes as it scored 76 points. It held Memorial to 43 and Jim town to three last Wednesday in a triangular meet at Elkhart. Wilma Detwiler captured first in the 100 yard dash with :12.1 , while Barb Yoder finished second Wilma also won first in the 220 with a time of :27.5; Bev Berghorn was second. Roxi Auer placed second in the 880 yard run, and Benji Hall was third. Willa Detwiler and Roz Long were second and third respectively in the 80 yard low hurdles. Wawasee finished first, second and third in the long jump. Bev Berghorn won with a leap of 16 3’’, Peg Beer was second and Roxi Auer was third. Placing

Girls' track team scalps Mishawaka; John Glenn

By SANDY GERENCSER The Warriorettes scored 60 points to down Mishawaka, which had 38, and John Glenn, which had 25. The meet took place Wawasee last Thursday. The 80 yard low hurdles was wan by Willa Detwiler with a time of : 13.2. Her’ twin sister, Wilma, won the 100 yard dash in :12.6; Barb Yoder was second in the dash. Roxi Auer ran a time of 2:45.4 to win the 880 yard run; Benji Hall finished fourth Roz Long placed fourth in the 440 yard dash. Winning the 220 yard dash was Wilma Detwiler with a time of :28.8 while Debbie Miller came in fourth Peg Beer won the shot put as she threw the sphere 35’24" and

Webster varsity and West Noble battle to 59-59 tie April 22

The final score for the April 22 varsity track meet between North Webster junior high school and West Noble proved to be a 5958 tie according to David Stookey, track coach at North Webster. Field events found Butcher and Shear of North Webster placing first and second in the discus throw with scores of 96’ 3V’ and 96’ 34”. Wysong of West Noble placed third with 94’ 44”. A new school high jump record was set by Ousley of North Webster who cleared 5’3”. George of North Webster placed second and Baker of West Noble third. Ousley of North Webster took top honors again in the long jump with a distance of 14’ 8”. Second and third went to Caudill and Bryant of North Webster. Weimer of West Noble cleared the pole vault at 8 foot with Simpson and Glaser of North Webster clearii* 7’ 8” and 6’ 6". Shot put — Reidenbach of West Noble 39' 74”. Harm of North Webster was second with 39’ 54” and Reavis of West Noble placed third with a throw of 38’ 6”. Running Events 120 yard low hurdles — Conway THI MAIL-JOURNAL PMIIaBM ks Tk* MSMwnul avgry mattar at MM Pw» Otftca at Syracvaa. latKana un? SacanS cta*» aaatan *aM at t« S. Mata Straaf. Syracaaa. laStaaa **M7 ana at aSMittaaal aaAry WHeaa. Sabtcr igtian 2 M M aar year la Kaaouaka County; U.M aatvUa county.

followed by Igney, F, and Bryant, NW, in third Troyer of Fairfield took first in the 880-yard dash with time of 2:30:3. North Webster’s Conway and George came in second and third respectively. Fairfield’s Igney posted a 27.5 time in the 220-yard dash to take first place with Ousley of North Webster, second, and Mast, F, in third place. Helmuth, F, posted a 65.4 time in the 440-yard dash for first place with Troyer, F, in second and Conway, NW, third. George, NW. had 5:39:4 in the mile run for first followed by Bryant, F, is second and Butcher, NW, third. Igney, F, posted a time of 12:5 in the 100-yard dash for top honors, followed by Mast, F, in second and Gilbert, NW, third. Ousley, Hysar, Caudill and Conway, the North Webster team posted 1:59 in the 880-yard relay. Fairfield was disqualified in the 440-yard relay. Bryant, Hammaker, Butcher and Gilbert posted 56.0 in the event.

third and fourth respectively in the softball throw were Betsy Williams and Judy Moser. Peg Beer threw the shot put 38’54” to take first and Judy Moser was third. The high jump was won by Vicki Wilson at a height of five feet; Tammy Schumm was third. All three Warriorette relay teams captured first place. The 880 medley relay team — Barb Yoder, Roz Long, Karen Moore and Rhonda Byrd — won with a time of 2:07.3. Winning in the 440 relay were Willa Detwiler, Bev Berghorn, Wilma Detwiler and Barb Yoder with :51.6. Willa Detwiler, Peg Beer, Debbie Miller and Angie Mock clocked 1:55.5 to win in the 880 relay. The girls will journey to Bethany Christian on May 2 fear a 4:15 p.m. meet.

Judy Moser placed fourth. Barb Brouwer was victorious in the softball throw as she pitched the ball 174 feet. Vicki Wilson leaped > 5’2” to win the high jump and t Lisa Bosstick was fourth. Bev Berghorn and Peg Beer were first and second in the running long jump Bev’s winning leap was 16*1 Vi”. The 880 medlay relay team, which was composed of Barb Yoder, Karen Moore, Roz Long and Rhonda Byrd, placed second. The 880 relay team — Willa Detwiler, Bev Berghorn, Angie Mock and Peg Beer — was a first place winner with 1:58.6. The Warriorettes will travel to LaVille on May 7 for a 4:15 p.m. meet.

of North Webster with a time of 18:8; Weimer and Delacruz of West Noble second and third. 60 yard dash — Gilbert of North Webster 78; Baker and Smeltzer of West Noble, second and third. 880 yard run — Wysong of West Noble, 2:24.5; Conway of North Webster was second with a time of 2:28.3; Hooley of West Noble placed third. 220 yard dash — Smeltzer of West Noble, 29.1; Tierney of West Noble, second; and Gilbert of North Webster.third. Hooley of West Noble came in

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first in the 440 yard dash with a time of 64.2; Ousley of North Webster clocked 65.7 for second place; Searles of West Noble placed third. Mile run — Wysong of West Noble with a time of 5:15.2; George of North Webster second with 5:40.2; and Butcher of North Webster third with 5:42.6. Baker of West Noble was the 100 yard dash winner with 12.9; West Nobles’ Weimer claimed second place; and Gilbert of North Webster came in third. The North Webster 880 yard relay team placed first with a time of 1:58.2. West Noble’s 440 yard relay team won top honors when they clocked 56.6. * The West Noble reserve track team topped North Webster with a score of 79 to 26. Field Events Discus — Smeltzer, West Noble, 79’ 11V 4 ”; Harris (Todd), North Webster, 70’ 64”; Sheperd, North Webster, 69’ V 4”. High jump — Simpson, North Webster. 4’ 5”. Long jump — Geruer, West Noble, 13’ 9”; K. Meal, West Noble, 13’; Bowser, North Webster, 12’ 14”. Pole vault — Hammaker, North Webster, 7’ 6”. Shot put — Smeltzer. North Webster. 34’ 14”; Harris (Tim), North Webster, 26’ 74”; Ryan, North Webster, third. Running Events 120 yard low hurdles —Gerver, West Noble, 20.2; Heintzlman, West Noble, second; and Fiddler, North Webster, third. 60 yard dash — Geruer, West Noble, 8.0; Frye, West Noble, second; and Fiddler, North Webstar, third. 880 yard run — Miller, West Noble, 2:40; Campos, West Noble, second; Mort, North Webster, third. 220 yard dash — Heintzlman, West Noble, 29.9; Hammaker, North Webster, second; and Bidle, West Noble, third. 440 yard dash — Smeltzer, West Noble, 66.0; Campos, West Noble, second; and Mock, North Webster, third. 100 yard dash — Davis, West Noble, 13.0; Frye, West Noble, second; Hammaker and Templeton, North Webster, third and fourth. 880 yard relay — West Noble, 2:06.5; North Webster, 2:09. 440 yard relay — West Noble, 58.2; North Webstar, 65.6. Victory slips by Warriors By SANDY GERENCSER The Warrior baseball team dropped to the East Noble Knights last Friday, 5-4. After accumulating a 4-2 lead, the Warriors committed two costly errors in the seventh inning. The errors brought three Knight runs in and brought the victory to the East Noble dugout. Greg Fidler and Dave Hamilton wore the brick layers when the ’Warriors built their lead. Both got a home run and, in so doing, they each knocked in a run. Greg scored in the first inning while Dave scored in the fourth. East Noble notched a pair of single runs off losing pitcher, Mark Smith. One was scored in the second and one in the sixth inning The seventh inning was the disasterous chapter of the Warrior story. East Noble’s Uhl gota hit and Fishee singled to put two Knights on base. An error on a bunt brought both runners home. Two walks, one intentional, and a preceding flyout filled the bases. A ground ball by Speheger went up the middles and appeared to be a doubtless double play; however, a throwing error let a runner slip home. Mark Smith went the distance, striking out five and walking two. WAWASEE (4) — Fawley 300, Paradis 412, Fidler 312, Smith

300, Dean 300, Kitson 100, McKay 301, Rhodes 000, Brown 200, Chamberlin 211, Hamilton 211, Pa ulus 100, Totals: 27-4-7 EAST NOBLE (5) — P. Helmkamp 300, Fee 000, Schuman 210, S. Speheger 400, Kostielney 311, Tipton 300, Uhl 312, Fishee 211, Parkap 100, K. Speheger 210, K. Helmkamp 000, Rubell 300, Totals: 26-5-5 Score By Innings WAWASEE 2002000 E. NOBLE 0100013 Lions claw Warriors 164157 By SANDY GERENCSER The Warrior golf team lost to the Bremen Lions in a nine hole match Monday night, 164-157. It was the team’s* first NLC loss, and its second season defeat The golfers stand 3-1 in the conference and 6-2 for the season. Phil Randall and Ron Bauman each carded a 40 to lead the team. Scoring 42’s were Jon Owens, Sam Ludwig and Rob Zurcher. Low medalists for Bremen were Bob Modisett and Bill Cannon with 38’s. Gary Leeper had a 40, Lon Kipter, a 41, and Chris Guntermen, a 47. 20 Straight The junior varsity kept its streak gang as it beat Bremen, 171-186. The young Warriors’ record is now 8-0, and they have a string of 20 straight wins. Leading the B-team was Bill Jones with a 41. Larry Allen shot a 42 while Bob Johnson had a 43. Paul Millar and Gary Johnson carded 45 and 49 respectively. Wawasee won the C-team match 131-193. Rick Littlefield led with a 42. Bill Byland had a 46 and Greg Smith had a 43. Tennis team drops 6*l to Elkhart Central By SANDY GERENCSER Don Scholer’s girls’ tennis team fell, 6-1, to Elkhart Central last Thursday during a meet at Elkhart. 3 Central took all five singles matches. Beaten were Amy Purdum, Sue Connolly, Jill Farrell, Dawn Price and Alice Gunden. The team of Amy Purdum and Sue Connolly won the number one doubles for Wawasee. Jill Farrell and Alice Gunden, however, were defeated. in exhibition matches Cindy Franke beat her opponent in singles while Karen Butcher dropped to her foe. Dawn Price and Karen Butcher were victorious in a doubles match.

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Warrior batters tie Norsemen By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee baseball team, which is coached by Bob Heady, tied Northfield, 4-4, last Tuesday after eight innings. The game was called due to darkness. It was to be continued Monday when the Warriors were to host the Norsemen for a regular season game; however, the Monday game was called for rain. Pitchers for Wawasee included Mark Smith, Bill Fawley and Vince Rhodes. Bill started with the first three innings, Vince had the honors during the next three and Mark completed the task. The Warriors threw the game into an extra inning after they scored two runs in the top of the seventh. The Warriors’ next scheduled game is May 3 at 4:30 p.m. on the Wawasee diamond.

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