The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 May 1974 — Page 3
JV sluggers drop to Tigers By SANDY GERENCSER Dale Brannock's junior varsity baseball squad lost to Warsaw, 51, last Thursday in a game at
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Wawasee. Warsaw scored five unearned runs in the contest. Todd Haines was the losing pitcher for Wawasee while Tim Wilson picked up the win. J. C. Schrock had a single for the young Warriors. The jy team is composed of 18 boys, nine of whom are freshmen. The team's record is now 3-3. Talma wins junior high track meet Talma won first place at the Kosciusko county track meet held May 14 at South Whitley. Final socres totaled: Talma 864; Syracuse. 68; Pierceton. 19; North Webster, 17; South Whitley 134; Milford 114; Wakarusa 104 and Akron 9. New county records were set by: Koser. Talma, discus, 126’5”; Beck, Talma, shot put. 50 ’9V; Cromer, Syracuse, 120 yard low hurdles. :15.3; Koser. Talma. 60 yard dash. :68; 880 yard run. Kroh. Syracuse. 2:18.1; 440 yard dash. Beck. Talma. :56 8 ; 440 yard relay. Syracuse. :50.8. Placing in other events were: Discus — Wollman. Milford, second; McKibben and White. Syracuse, third and fourth; Alspaugh. Talma, fifth High Jump — Ousley. North Webster, first with a height of 5'54”; Silvius and Boggs. Pierceton, second and fifth; Collozo. Wakarusa, third; and Yoder of Milford came in fourth Pole Vault — Andrews and White of Syracuse placed first and second with Andrews clearing 9’3”. Hughes. South W’hitley; Rockhill. Talma; Richmond, Wakarusa, and Rassi,
Milford, tied for third Shot Put — Etchison. Syracuse, second; Alspaugh. Talma, third; Wenger. Wakarusa, fourth; and Harris, North Webster, fifth Running Events 120 Yard Low Hurdles — Boggs. Pierceton, second; Alspaugh. Talma, third; Yoder, Milford, fourth; and Bryant, North Webster, fifth 60 Yard Dash — Cromer and Etchison. Syracuse, second and fifth; Newman. Talma, third; and Zumbrum, South Whitley, fourth 880 Yard Run — Romine. Talma, second; Gilbert and Conway. North Webster, third and fourth; and Haegert. Pierceton, fifth 220 Yard Dash — Newman. Talma, first with a time of :25.5; Andrews. McFadden and Cook of Syracuse, second, third and fifth; Hostetler of Wakarusa, fourth 440 Yard Dash — Koser. first place with : 10.9. The next three spots went to Cromer. Etchison and Jomas. 880 Yard Relay — Talma, first with a time of 1:47.3; Syracuse, second: and Pierceton, third; North Webster, fourth; Akron, fifth 440 Yard Relay — Talma, second; South Whitley, third; Akron, fourth; Milford, fifth Warrior track team sixth in sectional By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Minton's track team was sixth of 26 schools in the track sectional at Elkhart. Mark Reiff won the discus with a throw of 162’8'' and will go to regional. Mark also placed fifth in the shot put as he threw the sphere 51'3". Jeff Bohnstedt was third in the 100 yard dash, and he will go to regional. The 880 relay team — Mike Vanlaningham. Dan Walker. Uvi Carvajal and Jeff Bohnstedt — finished fifth.
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Special Olympics comes to Kosciusko county May 25
“Special” athletes from in and around Kosciusko county are participating in local, regional and state athletic games during the months of May and June. The regional meet is to take place on .Warsaw track Saturday. May 25. “Special” athletes from in and around Kosciusko county experienced a new kind of joy and sense of achievement, many for the first time in their lives. May 10, when they ran and jumped their way to victory in the Indiana state special Olympic local track and field meet. The meet was held to prepare the “special" competitors for the important Region II meet to be held Saturday, May 25. The regional meet will include 400 athletes from five counties. (Marshal, Starke, Elkhart, Saint Joseph and Kosciusko). All participants in the regional meet are eligible to take part in the three day state meet at Terre Haute where over „ 2.000 athletes are expected to compete for medals and ribbons. Teams and their teachercoaches participating in the local meet May 10 included: Cardinal Center-Maxine Conwell, Ellen Robbins and Steve Eryman; Warsaw nursing home — Mary Hurly, and Rick Ritter; N.I.C. special education cooperative teams: Madison school — Letha McKinnell; McKinley school —
Little Leagues are forming at Syracuse
Syracuse Little League director Dan Caskey has announced the Major League opening will be a double header on Monday night. June 10, between the Lions and Pilchers at 4 p.m and Bank and Rotary at 6. Minor League opening night on Tuesday, June 18, will be between the Lions and Pilchers at 6 p.m. T-ball opening night is Wednesday, June 19, with Love vs Socks at 5 o’clock and Klink’s vs Thornburg’s at 6:30. Major League games will be on Monday and Friday, Minor League on Tuesday and Thursday, and T-ball on Friday mornings at 10 and Wednesday evenings at 6 o’clock. First practice dates for T-ball players will be June 7,14, 21, 28. Major players will practice on
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Lois Hoy; Jefferson school — Sue Kreider and Tonya Gardner; Cardinal Learning Center — Karen Day and Ted Corrao; Warsaw junior high — Gerald Miller and Sue Bradford. Warsaw high school — Roger Hoffman; Syracuse elementary — Beth Skaggs and Cheryl Pletcher; Syracuse junior high — Helen Murchie; Mentone elementary — Linda Garver; South Whitley junior high — Regina Preston; and Bremen elementary — Carolyn Furst; and South Whitley elementary — Connie Whitmeyer. One hundred thirty-seven special Olympic athletes competed in track and field events including the 50 yard dash, the 300 yard run. the 440 yard relay, the standing long jump, the softball throw, the high jump and the pentathalon. The athletes' hard work in training for these events was evident at the local meet. There was keen competition for first, second, third, and participant ribbons. Coaches reported that their athletes had unproved times and distances over practice sessions due to the “spirit of competition” which prevailed. Many teachers, P.E. coaches, recreation personnel, parents and other volunteers have given and continue to give their time to train these special
May 25 and June 1. Minor League players will practice May 25 and June 1 with times announced to each team. T-Ball The T-ball team rosters are: Klink’s — Arnold Grindle, manager; Jeff Moore, Doug Gertsner, Tim Gillum, David Hamman, Ron Turner, Gerald Coy, Roger Stuckman, Jeff Thorn, Steve Grindle and James Butler Love — Jeff Schmahl, Price Pounds, Johnny Rose, Dan Clodfelter, Scott Johnson, Michael Clemons, Michael Hann, Andy Reed, Steve Hapner, David Keeman, Bill Rose and Mike Dewitt Thornburg’s — Ron Roberts, manager; Ray Skelton, Wes Coy, Steve Kaufman, Jim Schlabach,
athletes. Organizers and others who were responsible for the local meet include; the Warsaw area special Olympics committee. Bill Locke, director region II Indiana special Olympics; Coach Cornelius and the Warsaw high school track team; C. J. Smith, principal Warsaw Community \ high school; Ike Tallman; Garence Blue, supervisor of school maintenance; Mrs. Fred W. Anglin; Mrs. Glenda Berryman; student volunteers from Whitko and Warsaw high schools; and other volunteers. The 1974 Region II track, field and swim meet will also be hosted at the WCHS track and the YMCA pool by the special Olympic committee and Mr. Locke. Bob Litchenwalter of Bakers’ Boys club, Warsaw, will be the meet director. Any one interested in helping with the meet please contact Mr. Litchenwalter. Special Olympics offers a chance for “Special” individuals to develop physically, mentally, and socially. It offers a chance for them to show to themselves and others that they can achieve set goals and be successful. Everyone is urged to attend the meet Saturday. May 25. and cheer these “Special” athletes on to victory.
Steve Dunithan, Kris Coy, Bobby Galloway. Brad Niles, David Roberts and Giris Smith Socks — Curt Singery and Todd Hepler, coaches; Roger Smith. Scott Amsden. Rick Peterson. Randy Peterson, Bobby Elson, Scott Buscher, Todd McCulloch. Ricky Mangonna. Jim Yagel, Brett McDonald and Paul Taylor Majors Major League players are: Rotary — Ron Roberts and Sam Coquillard, coaches; George Coquillard, Bob Yoder, Brian Roberts. Randy Larson, Timmy Kaufman, Robin Brock. Craig Ewing, Kevin Schrock, Tom Kell, Sam Coquillard and Roger Shipley Pilchers — Douglas Pilcher, manager; L. Davis, Jeff Spitler, Jeff Beezley, Darren Grisamer, Dean Culbertson. Greg Carpenter.' Curt Gevenger. Todd Stutzman. Greg Timmons. Larry Chase and Mike Murray Lions — Charles Haffner, manager; Darrel Stahley. Fred Avery, Kevin Rockenbaugh. Jeff Slough, Scott Slough, Mike Martin. Gary Zell, Rusty Smith,
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SOFTBALL THROW — This photo of Mike Davis of the Cardinal Learning Center at Warsaw is representative of the many activities which took place when the “special” athletes of Kosciusko county participated in the local Olympic games on May 10. Young Mike is participating in the softball throw and was captured by photographer Tom List. Many students wilt participate in the region meet on May 25 at W’arsaw high school.
Steve Keim. Craig Eby and Scott Heady State Bank — Leon Vance and Steve Solina. managers; Gary Vance, Mike Byland, Steve Koble, Terry Rinker. Joe Todd. Chuck Miller, Mark Crum, Rod Hamman. Pete Radcliff, Todd Hardy and Tom Mowat Minors On the Minor League roster are: Rotary — Robert Mullins and Terry Stutzman, coaches; Jay Glon, Jeff Glon, Terry Kaufman. Dave Culbertson. Kevin Schrock, John Cannon, Marshall Boyer, Randy Busch, Benji Reed. Pat KnighL Rod Godfrey, Kevin Stahley, Tony Boyer, Steve Alfcrd and Scott Stutzman Lions — Kent and Kay Hare, and Evelyn Day, coaches; Randy Stuckman, Danny Martin, John Stuckman, Chris Hare, Greg Day, Pat Hare. Brian Kistler, David Workman, Tracy Thornburg, Tim Crum, Todd Davis and Mike Beninghof State Bank — Larry Dewitt, John Cripe, and Jeff Beezley, coaches; Mark Dewitt, Don Amsden. Ron Pollock, Ron Cripe, Chris Beezley, Kevin Blade, Robert Wagner, Troy Bornman, Lester Booker. Richard Egnor and David Frey Pilchers — Ron Hertenstein and Jim Mock, coaches; Todd Eyer, Pat Morganthaler, Gary Mock, Mike Wilson, Jeff Nicodemus, Tim Cox, Kevin Smith. Phil Price. Greg Scholar, Jon Vitaniemi. Ken Lisor and Bill Fetters Maxwelton ladies play Peoria Play of the day last Wednesday for Maxwelton Ladies Day association was Peoria with 19 of the 18-hole players and 15 ninehole players participating. First in 18-hole play with a net 68 was Jeanne McAndrews; second, net 69, Esther Brewster; and third, tie with 70, Marva Hauser and Nora Speicher. First in the nine-hole play was a tie with a net 34, Inez Beiswanger and Helen Wise; and second, 35, tie. Kathy Carlson and Marilyn Deck.
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Warriors fall prey to Whitko By SANDY GERENCSER Bob Heady ’s baseball team lost to Whitko last Wednesday in an away game. 5-1. The Wildcats scored one run in the second inning and four in the third. Wawasee tallied its only score in the sixth. During the first five innings losing pitcher Mark Smith gave up seven hits while Jim Howard didn’t surrender any. Vince Rhodes was Mark’s relief. Getting hits for Wawasee were Doug Brown. Brian McKay and Mark Smith. The Warriors will host Triton on Saturday for a double-header to start at 1. WHITKO (5) - Winger 221, Day 311, Rupley 312, Kubacki 301, Ulshafer 301, Lancaster 301, Rhoades 200. Bryant 310, Howard 200. Totals: 24-5-7 WAWASEE (1) - Brown 401, Paradis 100, Dean 200, Fidler 300, Smith 311, McKay 201, Fawley 300, Chamberlin 300, Kitson 200, Hamilton2oo. Rhodes 100. Totals: 26-1-3 Score By Innings Wawasee 0000010 -1 Whitko 014000 -5 Chosen among outstanding college athletes of America Kent Wilson, who represented Anderson college three times in his collegiate career at national championships in wrestling in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, has been chosen among six men at the Church of God liberal arts school for “Outstanding College Athletes of America.” He wound up his career in late winter with 55-6-1 record. Twice he has been a Hoosier Buckeye conference all-star and this year was named Most Valuable Wrestler in the league. He is the son of James A. Wilson of Syracuse, and a graduate of Wawasee high school.
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