The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 May 1974 — Page 3
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Financial report given by Wawasee Boosters
Cecil Paul us. treasurer of the Wawasee Boosters organization, has issued the following report on spending the SBBS received by the organization this year: Expenses $17.80, Booster buttons $l4O. basketball blazers $250, girls awards $l5O and $25 each to the boys wrestling program, girls gymnastics, girls Harley Chalk heads Dewart Lake Ski club \ An organizational meeting was held last week end of the Dewart Lake Ski club with Harley Chalk being elected as president Other officers are as follows: Vice president — Tom Spearman Secretary-treasurer — Mrs John L. (Barbara) Miller Assistant secretary — Mrs. Doug (Louise) Golden Board of directors — Don Bucher. Doug Golden and Kim Slocum The club is planning shows on Father’s Day. the 4th of July and Labor Day. On July 13 and 14 they will host the Pike Lake Open water ski competition tournament at Warsaw The third annual Indiana state show tournament will be held at Dewart Lake on August 10. The club will also sponsor a queen in the Mermaid Festival in June.
swimming, boys swimming, girls basketball, baseball, hovs track, golf team, girls tennis and girls track. There is a balance of $77.20 in the account making a total accounting for the SBBS received. The directors of the boosters are urging all to support “The green teams.” Fairfield stops North Webster seventh grade In a seventh grade track meet last Thursday, Fairfield defeated North Webster 54-44. Fairfield’s Drudge posted a 78’ 1” in discus for first place with Sheperd and X Harris, both of North Webster, coming in second and third places, respectively. Simpson. NW. had a 4’ 5” in high jump for top place with Summers, F. in second. Long jump of 13’ 5 1 4” went to Dausman, F. with North Webster's Mock in second. Miller of Fairfield recorded an even 7’ for top honors in pole vaulting and Fairfield’s Trover was second. Drudge. F. posted 33' 9” in shot put followed for second place by Tim Harris. NW. and W’ogoman. F, in third. Troyer’s time of 20.3 took top place in the 120-yard hurdle for Fairfield. Clawson, F, was second and Fidler, NW, third. Fairfield’s Clawson recorded 8.1 in the 60-yard dash. Da usman and Miller, both of Fairfield came in second and third. North Webster’s Mort took top honors in the 880-yard run with a time of 2:45.8. Second was Kelly, F, and third, Waugh. NW. Caudill, NW. was first in the 220-yard dash with a time of 28.7. Hammaker, NW, was second and Clawson. F. third. Mock. NW, posted a time of 73.4 for first place in the 440-yard dash. Second and third went to Fairfield’s Stutzman and Kelly, respect ively. Hammaker, NW, had a time of 12.7 for first place in the 100-yard dash Caudill, NW, was second and Da usman. F, third. Fairfield took first in the 880yard relay with a time of 2:10.6 and North Webster was timed at 2:21. A time of 62.4 was recorded for North Webster in the 440-yard relay and Fairfield was disqualified.
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Girls track
team crushes Warsaw 71-34
By SANDY GERENCSER The girls track team crushed Warsaw Monday night at Wawasee. 71-34. The meeting was executed during a continuous rain. The Warriorettes placed first in every event but one. The girls have now qualified in 12 events for sectional. Two new school records were set during the meet. Vicki Wilson raised the mark in the high jump to s’3’’. Bev Berghom jumped 16 6V4” to set the new long jump record Willa Detwiler took first in the 80 yard hurdles with : 13.1 and Roz Long placed third. In the 100 yard dash, the only event in which Wawasee didn’t place first. Wilma Detwiler and Barb Yoder respectively. Roxann Auer won the 440 yard dash in :69.8 while Roz Long came in third. Benji Hall and Marie Kitson were first and second in the 880 yard run; Benji won with a time of 3:00.8. Wilma Detwiler placed first with :28.2 in the 220 yard dash; Tammy Schumn was fourth. Winning the shot put was Peg Beer vrith a distance of 36'V and Judy Moser finished third. Barb Brouwer took first in the softhall throw as she pitched the ball 1747”; Judy Moser and Betsy Williams were second and third respectively Placing third were Tammy Schumn in the high jump and Peg Beer in the long jump. The 440 relay team of. Bev Berghorn.; Willa and Wilma Detwiler and Barb Yoder placed first as it clocked :54.6. Winning with a time of 1:56 was the 880 relay team. Members of the team were Bev Berghorn, Angie Mock. Peg Beer and Willa Detw iler. The 880 medley relay team — Barb Yoder, Debbie Miller, Karen Moore and Lisa Bosstick — ran a time qf 2:12.3 to win.
Warriors champs in relays By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee track team copped the championship in class A of the 22d Rochester Relays after trailing by one point as it entered the last event. The 'Winamac Warriors had a 55-54 edge going into the mile relay. Wawasee's mile relay team of Tim Hammon. Chad S’ngrey, Ralph Reiff and Jeff Bohnstedt sailed around the track to place second behind Bremen and break the school record The squad earned nine valuable team points to give Wawasee the victory with a score of 62. Chad Singrey was the sparkplug of the relay team as he zipped from fifth place after the first lap to first place. Winamac, which finished fourth in the mile relay, won second place in Class A with 59 points. Other team scores were:
Bremen 48. Plymouth 43. Manchester 42. Whitko 10 and Rochester 9. In Class B competition OregonDavis won first with 65 points The Triton Trojans were second with 61. Several Warriors exhibited their best performances at the Rochester Relays Monday night. Doug Shock placed second in the mile run, but he still set a new school record as he clocked 4:44.3. Mark Reiff captured first in the shot put. with a personal best of 51’1V\ Chad Singrey won the high jump at a height of 67”. Chad was Wawasee's highest scorer, scoring 10 points. He just missed being high scorer ,of the meet by one point, a Winamac athlete had 11. Finishing second in the long jump was Ralph Reiff. Mike Vanlaningham was fourth in the high hurdles with a personal best of :16; he was one-tenth of a second off the school record. Mike Wollman placed third in the shot put. The 880 relay team of Uvi Carvajal, Ralph Reiff. Dan Walker and Jeff Bohnstedt finished second. Also placing second was the sprint medley team. It was composed of Chad Singrey, Jeff Bohnstedt. Dan Walker and Mike Vanlaningham. / The shuttle hurdle team placed / third and displayed a best time of , :49 3. Members of the team were Jerry Yoder. Tim Yoder. Rick Bauman and Mike Vanlaningham. The distance medley team \ came in fifth. The team was made up of Tim Yoder, Toby Popenfoose, Steve KrSh and Doug Shock. The two mile relay team — Ralph Carvajal. Toby Popenfoose, Steve Kroh and Tim Hammon — finished fifth. | The Warriors returned with a large beautiful trophy for their fine achievement.
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Thursday Night Ladias Thornburg Drugs 81 43 Wawasee Electronics 73Vj 50' j Merrill's Lounge 73 51 Kale island Beacon 71Vj 52’y B&K 70 54 Lynn Feller Ins. 69 55 Farm Bureau Co-op 69 55 Counting House Bank 68 56 Branding Iron Bar 67 57 Good's Barber Shop , 65’ i SBVy Pilcher's Shoes 62 62 Barth Inc 61'j 62'j Regent Homes 60' * 63' i Hinshaw Applicators 58'i 65 7 Miller's Mobile Homes 57’y 66 j Lakeland Standard 57 67 N W Fireman's Aux SSVy 68>-y Lancer Products Brazels 38 86 Wicks Marina 28't 87>-y High team series and game Lynn Feller ins — 2405 824 500 series M. L. Lambert 556. C. Nolan 528. N Spurting 525, L, Culbertson 523. B. Gardner 517. B Nyce 515 450 series and above D Walton 4*5, K. Kntslev 480. P Banson 476. I. Mtnzie 474, J. Honor 473. F Money 466. A. Gallahan 465. E Johnson 457. J. Reed 457. J. Harter 450. H. Bell 450 170 games and above: M L Lambort 198. 112.176, l. Memie 193. L Culbertson '97, 187. N Spurting 391.188. J. Leonard 191. C. Nolan 190.182. 8. Nyce 186. S. Sloan 181. B Gardner 181. 172, J. Wcrtinger ISO. J. Honor 180. S Kern 178, J. Harter 173, S Bowen 172, E Johnson .72, H Belt 171. P Benson 170. J. Reed 170 County Holiday Lanes 45 19 Weetherheed I 37 27 Anderson Paint 37 27 Liquor Locker 36’ i 27’ t Kurly's Kegiers ' 36 28 Barbee Hotel »V» 28 Vy Golden Grain 35 29 Lakeland Molars 35 29 Wawasee Bowl 34 ‘ 30 Louie's Bar 33 31 Charlie's Ten Pin 32 32 Crow Root ing 32 32 Bran nock Trophys 31 S 3 OK Sales 31 33 Taylor Wholesale 30 34 Weatherhead II 3* 35 Pa aeon 36 38 Bud's Body Shop *4 40 Bushong Barber Shop 23 4t Good's Barber Shop 18 «* High teem series and game Holiday
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Lanes - 2622 944 400 series: O Van Deepen bos 406 500 series M Gan shorn 529. C Frushour 505. H Schrock 501. E. Whifacre 525. R Graver son 529. T. Gammiere 524. W. Ryan 529, S Conrad 577, A. Walgomufh 543. D. McKibben 539. R Stanley 507. O Smith $49. L Welty 502, O. Thibaut 522. D Engle 535. Brumfield 549. J Landis 553, R Braid 504. M. Dorsey 561, E. Henning 527. B. Clemons 560. R Wogoman 524, T. Levemier 540. F. Hapner 513. D Rieder 511. R Smith 507. J Hits * Misses Browns *3' * 44' * Campbells 7* 50 Monsanto 77’ j 50’ 3 Braieis *S>* 62’ 2 Six) lows 59 69 C&D 51 77 Galloways 50 74 Flints 46>* *H* High team series and game: Braiets — 1454 644 500 series B. Simon 567. D. Heckaman 549. O. Yeargain 512 450 series and above: C. Campbell 445. J. Butler 467. L Galloway 453 200 games: B. Simon 214 170 games and above: C Campbell 144. S Yeargain 175 Byrd 503 200 games: M Ganshom 214, H Schrock
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201. T Gammiere 203. S. Conrad 217. 2U, D. VanDepenbos 209. 214. D. McKibben 214, D Smith 205. H. Smith 211. B. Clemons 201.’r. Wogoman 213. T. Levemier 209 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 100 24 Wawa Ski Club 44W 39V* Syracuse Rubber 40 44 Neer's Power Wash 76V* Siv* Bellman's Case -75v* 52V* Vicki's Beauty Salon 64 64 Augsburger's *2V* *s’* Bitner's Antiques 59'* 64' i Crow's Rooting 5770V* Walter Drugs 45’* 73v* Weatherhead l 49 79 Mid America 45 43 Weatherhead 11 44>* 43' j J & D Ceramics 38 90 High team game and series: Frog Tavern — 782 2252 500 series M. Dixon 140. 144-512, L Gilbert 190. 172 503 450 series and above M. Piter 172.173-495, P Smith 149 4*7, S Gilbert 191 4*3, S. Keim 170 479, M Earhart 146. 171-479, A. Hapner 168 461, J Groves 176-4*o, E Tatman 171. 164 45*. J. Wortinger I*9 456. S Rieder 173453. L Crow 170 451 160 games and above D Smith I*7. J. Brown 179. C Coy 170, D Brumbaugh 166. B. Hamilton 166. C Gnass 164. G. Bird t*2
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