The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 May 1974 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., May 29,1974

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Five Warriorettes win right to participate in state meet

By SANDY GERENCBER The girl’s track team will send three events to the state track meet this Friday after qualifying them in the Fort Wayne regional last Friday. The 440 relay team stole first at the regional as it ran the race m Aces split ft double-header By DON KINNEY The Milford Aces divided a double-header with the South Bend Lulacs last Sunday The Lulacs took the first game 6-4. but

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52 seconds flat The team consisted of Willa Detwiler. Bev Berghorn. Wilma Detwiler and Barb Yoder. Vicki Wilson copped fourth in the high jump to qualify for state. Also advancing is Bev Berghorn in (he long jump. The Warriorettes placed the Aces came back to win the night cap 4-1. In the first game, the Aces had a 4-3 lead going into the sixth, but two errors by the Aces and a three-run homer by the Lulacs third baseman proved to be Milford’s down-fall The loss went to Dan Chamberlin after relieving Gerald Cripe in the fifth inning They combined for 11 stnke-outs and only two walks In the second game. Dan Chamberlin pitched a four-hitter as the Aces scored two runs m the second and two more in the sixth to wrap up the win Chamberlin went the distance as he struck out five and walked one The Aces next game is against Plymouth at Milford next Sunday. Starting time is 2 p m. Line scores follow: First game — Lulacs 0111030, Aces 0220000 Cripe, Chamberlin (5) and Melendez Tnez and Mando WP — Triez, LP Chamberlin Time: 2:30. Second game — Lulacs 0100000, Aces 0200020 Chamberlin and Vanover Carlos and Mando. WP Chamberlin. LP Carlos Time. 2:00

seventh as a team in the contest; they scored 17 points. Carroll won the regional with 35 points and Concordia was second with 23. Cass had 21, Huntington 20, Eastside 18. Churubusco 18. East brook 15, Columbia City 15 and Elkhart Memorial 13 for the top ten finishers Results given for Wawasee golf club Two teams tied for first place in the Saturday scramble at Wawasee Golf club with a score of 33 and during a play-off the top honor went to Elmer Largen. Toby Troyer and Betty Chokey. The other team posting a 33 was composed of Merrill Postma, Carl Borders, and Mary- Young Bill Books posted a 71 for first place in the men’s tournament on Sunday with Virgil Bums in second with a 72, and Joe Hartsough. third. 73. Events next week will be a scramble at 4 p.m. Saturday and a men’s club tournament all day an Sunday for low net-low gross Korenstra wins major award Roger Korenstra has won a major letter in the Anderson college wrestling program for 1973-74 The Hoosier squad won the Hoosier Buckeye Conference title for a second time with Korenstra finishing third in the league tournament Competing in the 190-pound class. Korenstra is a senior majoring in business administration. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Korenstra. of Syracuse and a graduate of Wawasee high school. Syracuse Anderson s coach Dave Edwards was chosen by HBCC colleagues as top mentor of the year. Three Ravens at the Church of God liberal arts school qualified for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Tournament this spring.

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Golfers fall in triangular meet

By SANDY GERENCSER Rudy Cesco's varsity golf team came in third last Thursday in an 18 hole match at Goshen. Goshen won with 316. South Bend Saint Joe had 329 and Wawasee 333. The Warriors finished their regular season with a record of 12-7. Sam Ludwig led the tribe with an 80. Ron Zurcher had an 83. Scoring 85’s were Steve Coverstone and Jon Owens. Phil Randall notched an 89 Goshen was led by Jeff Kime as he scored a 76. The rest of the Redskins carded consecutive scores — Tom Ernsberger 79. Curt Holaway 80. Jeff Detwiler 81 and Kelly Holaway 82. South Bend Saint Joe was led

Athletes honored in recognition program

By SANDY GERENCSER Girls participating in Wawasee's sports program — volleyball, basketball, swimming. tennis, gymnastics and track — were recognized in an awards program last night (Tuesday). Also acknowledged was the boys' track team. During the awards program two trophies were presented to Wawasee The boy’s track team presented the Rochester relays championship trophy to Wawasee’s principal, Henry L. Smith. Mr. Smith also accepted the sectional championship trophy from the girls' track team on behalf of the school. Basketball Team Acknowledge The girls’ basketball team was coached this year by Mrs. Cynthia Peterson. There were three awards given in basketball Colleen Beer received the free throw percentage award and the field goal percentage award. Tammy Schumm was named most valuable player. Other members of the team recognized were: Sue Connolly, Peg Willman. Vicki Wilson, Beth Beer. Barb Brouwer, Toni Gronendyke, Cathy Nyikos, Meg Schopf, Kellie White, Betsy Williams, Benji Hall, Phyllis Horvathm, Mary Kitson. Marie Kitson. Marcia Pifer, Kathy Replogle and managers Christi Beer and Ju dr Bach tel. Swimmers Saluted Four awards were given to members of Cynthia Peterson’s girls’ swim team. Julee Staley won the most valuable swimmer and the most points received awards Cathy Carlin won the most points for diving award. Receiving the coach’s award was Teresa L’mmel. Additional swimmers honored were: Joy Becker, Dianne Deck, Jane Simpson. Tammy Bosstick, Drenna Grisamer, Mary Lowe, Kris Prickett, Kay Rowe. Pam Sands. Marlys Staley, Julie Thibaut. Dyanne Tracey. Lisa Bosstick. Deb Doty, Esti Keen and manager Donna Doty Gymnasts Recognized Mrs. Marcia Carpenter presented four awards to members of her girls’ gymnastics squad. She gave allaround awards to Peg Beer (optional) and Sandy Rinker (beginner). Peg Beer was also recipient of the most valuable gymnast award Peg Clay got the coach's award. Also acknowledged were: Bev Berghorn. Willa Detwiler, Wilma Detwiler. Deb Welch. Angie Mock, Kathy Steffen, Holly Barrett. Ann Kaiser. Amy Vanlaningham. Julie Byland. Rhonda Byrd. Terri Holtzclaw and Barb Yoder. Tennis Team Applauded Girls* tennis, which was new this year, was coached by Don Scholar. Amy Purdum was named most valuable player. Meg Schopf won the most improved player award Other tennis team members honored were; Sue Connolly, Karen Butcher, Jill Farrell. Cindy Franke, Alice Gunden. Karen Goshert. Susan Krug, Dawn Price, Cheryl

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by Mike Gennette and Tom Dodd as they each notched a 78. Bob Kuminecz had an 84 while John Miller tallied an 89. Dave Waite had a 94. The junior varsity kept its winning streak alive as it notched 172 points to defeat Goshen’s 184 and South Bend’s 197 in a nine hole match. The young Warriors completed their season with a 150 record. They have a total of 27 straight wins. Paul Miller headed the team as he carded a 40. Three golfers scored 44, they were Ron Bauman. Bill Jones and Bob Johnson. Larry Allen tallied a 48. The golfers will compete in the Northern Lakes Conference match tomorrow (Thursday).

Skelton and Cara Wagoner. Girls* Track Team Honored Members of Marcia Carpenter’s Warriorette track team were recognized for their many achievements; they broke many records and won the sectional. Wilma Detwiler won the most valuable team member award and also the award for the most points earned. Peg Beer received the most points for field events award. Additional track team members saluted were: Bev Berghorn. Willa Detwiler. Rosalyn Long, Vicki Wilson, Roxann Auer, Deb Miller, Angie Mock, Judy Moser, Barb Brouwer, Drenna Grisamer, Karen Moore, Tammy Schumm, Betsy Williams, Lisa Bosstick. Rhonda Byrd. Benji Hall, Mary Kitson, Marie Kitson, Barb Yoder and manager Christi Beer. Volleyball Girls Acknowledge Girls from Mrs. Janice Baumgartner’s volleyball team were recognized. Awards for achievement were given out earlier in the year. Members of the team were: Sue Connolly, Marla Hoover, Bobbi Rhodes, Roxann Auer, Colleen Beer, Jill Farrell, Connie Hoopingarner, Barb Brouwer, Meg Schopf. Tammy Schumm, Kellie White, Betsy Williams, Judy Bachtel, Pam Place, Kathy Replogle and manager Daretta Grisamer. Boys* Track Team Recognized Jerry Minton and assistant coach Dennis Mikesell awarded trophies to outstanding track team members. Jeff Bohnstedt received the second high point man and the most valuable runner awards. Mark Reiff won the high point man and outstanding achievement awards. The team broke many records this year. Members of the varsity track team were: Jeff Rhodes. Mike Vanlaningham, Rick Brannock, Mike Wollman. Chad Singrey, Toby Popenfoose. Uvi Carvajal, Tim Yoder, Jerry Yoder, Doug Shock, Ralph Reiff, Steve Kroh, Tim Hamman and Dan Walker. Junior varsity members were as follows: Dan Miller, Jerry Rhodes, Nelson Preston, Ralph Carvajal, Bryon Lemberg. Mitch Ousley, Keith Cripe, Jessie Stevens, Doug Rater, Marty Welker, Rick Bauman, Greg Evans, Tim Morgan thaler. Vic Gronendyke and Gary Klenke. Managers were Wes Bell and Mark Wilkey At the end of the program Marcia Carpenter, the girls’ athletic director, presented each of the senior girl athletes with a yellow rose. LAKELAND LOCAL Elaine Stichter, Milford, and Elaine Hoopingamer. Syracuse, returned Monday from a nine day vacation, in Florida. They visited Wall Disney World the first two days, then flew to Fort Myers where they spent the rest of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Corwin.

Warriors nip North Wood in sectional By SANDY GERENCSER Wawasee topped the North Wood Panthers in the first game of the state baseball sectional Monday. 3-2, in an extra inning. The Warriors will advance to semi-final action on Thursday. They will clash with the Mentone Bulldogs at 1. Victory over the Bulldogs would match the tribe up with the Goshen-Jim town winner. Greg Fidler had two crucial bunts in the game to give the Warriors the victory after eight innings. Greg brought in Gary Dean in the third for the first score and Doug Brown in the eighth for the winning run. Wawasee combated NorthWood’s 2-0 lead in the first inning with hits by Gary Dean, Brian McKay. Greg Fidler and a hit batter in the third. Mark Smith was the winning pitcher and Ron Hall took the loss. Mark gave up six hits, struck out six and walked one. Ron Hall allowed nine walks and struck out four. Two walks went to Mark, probably because he had four home runs in Saturday's doubleheader against Triton. Slugging two hits * each for Wawasee were Brian McKay, Tad Chamberlin, Dave Hamilton and Gary Dean. Defeat Triton The Warriors defeated Triton last Saturday. 12-2 and 12-9. Doug Brown went three for three in the first game, one of his hits was a home run. In the second game Al Kitson went three for four. WAWASEE (3) — Brown 410, McKay 412, Fidler 401, Smith 200, Paradis 300, Chamberlin 402. Fawley 400. Hamilton 402, Dean 412. Totals: 33-3-9 NORTHWOOD (2) — Hamsher 211, Carter 300, Guhman 401, Gross 412. Hershberger 401, Rouch 400, Young 200, Whitehead 100. Farmwald 400, Hall 401. Totals: 32-2-6 Score By Innings Wawasee 00200001-3 North Wood 20000000-2

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Mark Reiff advances to state in discuss

By SANDY GERENCSER Wawasee's senior weightman. Mark Reiff, qualified for state in the discus in the Fort Wayne Regional last Thursday. He Wawasee Ski club elects officers The Wawasee Ski club held its first meeting of the summer on May 26 at 7:30 p.m. with the following officers elected: President — Richard Swihart Vice president — Janice Goebel Secretary — Angela Long Treasurer — Debbie Giles Show director — Mike Davis The board of directors will remain the same. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ensinger. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Giles and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Goebel. New members are being accepted and interested persons are urged to obtain blanks from any club member or pick up blanks at Wawasee Plaza Marine, Griffith Wawasee Marine or Merrill’s Marine. Plans are being made to participate on July 5 in connection with the Fourth of July Flotilla, and will be at the Wawasee Plaza Marine location. JV slugs Northfield By SANDY GERENCSER Daie Brannocks young Warriors defeated Northfield last Thursday by a score of 10-6. The team's record is now 5-3. Bruce Cooper was the winning pitcher, and Jeff Harmel was the loser. John Minear belted a triple in the third inning with the bases loaded to put Wawasee in the lead for the rest of the game. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeCount and Mrs. G. Hallett Neale of Elkhart called on their cousin, Mrs. Georgia Buster, in Syracuse on Thursday.

hurled the platter 171’114” to become regional champion. It was a new stadium record and a new regional record. Mark's throw is the farthest in the state tournament. Mark has a two year record for dual and triangular meets of 35 wins and one loss. He has the second longest throw in the state this season of 172’9”. Mark will be the favorite as he competes at Indianapolis on June 1.

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