The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 January 1975 — Page 2

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TWO FOR WAWASEE — Dave Madrick. 43. is shown in the act of making two points for the Warriors despite the fact he was heavily guarded by a Squire last Friday night. Madrick contributed 13 points in all to the Warrior’s total. Under the basket is Warrior Dave Wollman and several members of the Squire team. Both Madrick and Wollman are seniors and both are lettermen. The Warriors lost the game to Manchester 57-49 in Northern Lakes Conference play.

Warriors topple to Manchester in holiday game t Friday night

By SANDY GERENCSER jWawasee’s Warrior basketball team lost to the Manchester Squires last Friday 57-49 The squad now has a record of 4-5. Cold shooting was the tribe’s downfall in the conference game, although it has had trouble shooting in several of its past outings Wawasee was only 19 of 62 from the field for 39.6 per cent. Manchester, however, was not

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much better at 38.8 per cent as it hit 26 of 67 The sank 11 of 22 shots from the for 50 per cent; the Sqihjjes scored five of 12 for 41.6 per cent. The tribe was first on the board as Dave Madrick hit the opening two points. However. Tim Olinger scored two buckets in a row (Qr Manchester and Dan Hoffman added a third to put Wawasee down 6-2. The Warriors were unable to regain a lead in the remainder of the game. They did come back and tie the game at 6-6. but then the Squires netted four unanswered baskets. Manchester led by as many as nine points, but a quick Warrior basket at the first quarter buzzer made the score 17-10. The start of the second quarter found the Squires jumping to an U-point lead. The Warriors fought back to within seven, but .Manchester put them down by 13 before the half, 30-17, Three foul shots cut the lead to 10. and a basket by Del Acton made it eight at the half, 30-22. Manchester got the opening two baskets of the third period and Wawasee came back with a pair of its own. The Squires got a 10-point jump on the Warriors. Then Dei Acton scored two points, rebounded a stray Squire shot, and passed to Mark Smith, who put Wawasee within Six But, the teams both notched 12 points by the end of the quarter, and Manchester again led by eight at its close. 42-34. Scoring fan back and forth in the fourth quarter. But then Mark Stnith hit three shots in a row to

pull Wawasee within four. The Warriors got a chance at a one-and-one foul shot and also an opportunity to shoot a technical foul. They could have pulled to r within one, but all attempts of converting points failed. Wawasee stayed within four, but Manchester's Scott Heath netted two quick buckets at the end of the game to give the Squires a 5749 victory. Mark Smith was the top scorer for the game as he tallied 18 points. He had a rough first half as he contracted three fouls and scored but four points; however. , he came through on some kejr plays in the second half. Contributing 13 points to the Warriors was Dave Madrick. Del Acton and Dave Wollman each had six. Del Acton was a real sparkplug in the green machine as he got the team moving on many occasions; he led in the rebounding department with 11. Manchester was led by Dan Hoffman and Tim Olinger as they notched 12 points apiece. Scott Heath had 11. The Warriors will journey to Plymouth this Friday and will host Bremen on Saturday. Both are conference games with the first game,to begin at 6:30. Statin ics WAWASEE (49) - Madrick 533. Acton 301. Smith 824, Reiff 021. Wollman 143, Allen 201, RhodesOOl. Yoderoo3. Totals: 19-11-17 MANCHESTER (57) - Caughell 321. Clark 205. Heath 514, Olinger 602. Hoffman 523, Baker 001. Dan Burgess 302,

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Dave Burgess 201. Totals: 26-5-19 Score By Quarters Wawasee 10 22 34 49 Manchester 17 30 42 57 County (Final Standings First Half) Liquor Locker 52 14 Charlie's Ten Pin <• ” Holiday Lanes ** 24 Pilcher's Shoes J 8 M Wawasee Bowl 38 30 Kurly’s Keqiers 37 31 Bud's Body Shop 37 31 * Sea Nymph I 36 32 Anderson Paint 31 37 Golden Grain , 31 37 Weatherhead 30 38 Beacon 30 38 Brannock Trophys »’ j 38'1 Sea Nymph II 29 1 38’1 Barbee Hotel 29 39 Bushong Barber Shop 27 41 OK Sales 22 46 Parker Seed ‘ . 22 46 High team game Holiday Lanes — 969 H.gh team series Pilcher's Shoes — 2673 600 series W Ryan 622 500 series E Mayo sl2. G Pavel 527. D Shock 503. D Brady 506, A Strieby 500. R Miller 504. P Royer 554. K Doty 511. G Sorensen 543. B Motts 501. P Mock 506. 8 Charlton 524. J. Kern 516. J Jones 504. D Maresh 524. N Kistler sll 0. Thibaut 559. C Eby 550. E Coburn SOO, W. Stahly SB4, = Nyikos 554. J. Wilson S7O, S Galbreath 520. A. Rider 536. D Engle 530. P Pozorski 509, J. Landis 536. E Harting $27. M Dorsey 542, E Henning 548. M. Ganshorn 514. C. Frushour 526. J. Kirkdorter $36. H Kirkdorfer $32 200 games E Mayo 200, G Pavel 205. P Royer 203. K. Doty 200, J R Koher 201. W Ry Ml 247. 212. D Thibaut 211 W Stahly 224. F. Nyikos 220. J. Wilson 203. A Rider 205. D Engle 200. E Harting 236. E Henning 201. M Ganshorn 201 County Brannock Trophys 4 0 Holiday Lanes 4 0 Parker Seed 3 1 Bushong Barber Shop 3 1 Bud's Body Shop 3 1 Pilcher'S Shoes s 3 1 Golden Gram 2’l 14 Beacon 22 Sea Nymph 2 2 Charlie's Ten Pin 2 2 Barbee Hotel 2 2 Liquor Locker Vi 2’s Weatherneaoi 13 Andersen Paint « 13 Kuriy's Kegiers 13 Sea Nymph I 1 3 Wawasee Bowl 0 4 OK Sales 0 4 High team game and series Pilcher's Shoes - 957 2743 600 series C Eby 642. W Ryan 603 ’ 500 series S Galbreath 512. A Rider 557 D Engle 514. Pozorski 538. R Belcher 520. K Stichter 523. K Doty $25, G Sorensen $52. R Brezei 507. M Dorsey 512. D Pitcher 513. W Stahly 564. F Nyikos 542. B Charlton SO2. R HlMChmon s6l. C Frushour 517. 8 Cobum 534 A. Baker 580 G Whitacre SOO. G Whitacre 500. G Pavel $66. L Stebach 576. B Siaoaugh $72 j Kirkdorter s3l. H Kirk dorter $29. R Wogoman $lB. D. Smith 503. B G strieby $Ol, J Kern 509. J Jones $Ol. L Watty 586. R Miller 574. P Royer s6l. G Buckey 517 200 games A Rider NB. G Sorensen ,203. C Eby 203. 2H. 228. W Stahly 212. W Ryan 220. 202. R HibOChman 215. A Baker 200. 222. G Pavei 200. J Wilson 524. L. Slabacn 233. 100. J R Koher 214. j Jones 234. L Welty 202. R Miller 111. P Royer 206. 204 Hifll SctiOOl Studs 43 5 Pro's 28 20 QOSSOf "77' 27 21 Outhouse Gang 34‘i 23’ ■> Jen 2ivi 26 7 Sassy 4 20 20 Motor Mouths 18 30 Sun's 10 38 High teem game Sassy 4 — 795 High team series Studs — 2213

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Bevs A Girls Banta m The Turkeys 28 14 Strikers 28 14 Alley Cats 27 1$ Strohs 26'7 15’7 4 Spares 23 19 Rollin'Stones 22'z 19'1 Windjammers 22 20 Strikes For Tikes ‘ ll’i »’i Musketeers 20 22 The Gutters 18 24 Blue Bowlers 17 25 Hurricanes 16'i 2s’i The Pandas 14 28 Gutterdusters 10 32 High team game The Pandas — 612 High team series: Strikes For Tikes—ll7s 200 series K Stahly 212. C Beeztey 20$. M. DeWitt 210. B Harting 207. K Walker 217. J. Bushong 202. D Kern 246. C Clevenger 205. G. Weisser 244 100 series and above S Deck 171, J. Grotz 157, 8. Bice 183. S Miller 178. J Brown 124. D. Mast 167. j Dean 196. T. Ryman 14$. J. Dean 101. C Eby 178. J. Richards 186. C. Mock 116. T Siri 178. S Nyikos 123. A. Henson 199. C. Clemons 108. T Eyer 152. D. Weisser 199, L. Trammel 155. R Marchand 139. R Happner 147, A. Laub 195, D Moore 140. M Laub 174. J Nyikos 149. S Miller 134. A, Hostetter 145. D Smith 167. B. Walker 125. S. Crow ISO. B Conley Is 9, G Swartz 142. D Dieterly 127. J. Glon 193. A. Reed 176. D Bartow 191. M Wakeland 181, M. Clemons 154. R Pollock 192. J. Conley 144 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 48 20 Regent Homes 42 26 ZarsePlumbing 40’i 27'7 Kale island Beacon 39 29 Sleepy Owl 39 29 N W. Fireman's Aux 38’i 29V» Wawasee Electronics 38 30 Lynn Feller Ins 36'i 31'1 Mi Iler's Mobile Homes 36 32 Lancer Products ’ . 35 33 Pilcher's Shoes 32’i 35’i Branding iron Bar 32 36 Merrill's Lounge 32 36 Farm Bureau Co Op 31 37 Homer's Bar 30 38 Brazei's 30 38 Counting House Bank 28 40 The Arrow Corp 28 40 Anchor Bar 26 42 Bechtold Plumbing & Heating 18 50 * High team series and game Zarse Plumbing — 2514 916 500 series: G Eyer 540. H Taylor $33. B. Nyce 532 C Peterson 522. B Menefee 520. M Whisler 518. K. Knisley 512. M. L. Lambert sll. D Hire 511. V. Coburn 506 450 series A. Hapner 496. B Kern 462. S. Stahley 478. L Utrey 477. S Zarse 468. K Williams 465. D Walton 460. M Popenfoose 459. V Penn 458. H Bell 455. J. Knisley 454. C Simpson 450. M Piter 450 200 games C. Peterson 219. H. Taylor 201 170 games B Nyce 199. B. Kern 199. B. Menefee 196. G Ever 190. 182, 176. S Stahley 190. Y Cobum 190. M Whisler 189. K Knisley 182. 177. R. White 181. L. A. Culbertson 180, H. Taylor 179. B Hamman 179. B Gross 179, D Walton 179, C Peterson 179. F. Money 176. J Baumgartner 175. E Leap 175. L. Ulrey 175. J. Clemons 170 Sunday Nite Mixed Lakeland Standard 47 25 Engineered Rubber 45 27 Curls, inc 42'1 29'1 Taylor Wholesale " 38 34 Augsburger's 37 35 Jay 's insurance k Realty 36 34 Martin's Feeds 33’1 38’ i Holy Rollers 33 39 The Untouchables 32' i 39’i Wawasee Plaza & Marine 32 40 Syracuse Traveler, inc 29 43 Skylark Ref Ity 26'i 45'i High team game: Lakeland Standard and Skylark Realty — 729 High team series Lakeland Standard — 1970 500 series (men): L Ryman 534, G Lambright 531. S. Rensberger 527. J. Simp son 523, B Clemons 505. B Simon 521 450 series and above (women) M Ren sberger 492. L Gilbert 488. J Clemons 483. A. Dean 468, C. Simpson 459, M. Pierce 450 200 games (men): L. Ryman 243. G Lambright 232 200 games (women) L Gilbert JO6, j Clemons 202 ’ . 170 games and above (women): K. Larimer 185. M. Rensberger 181. 171 Tuesday Night High School 8 Balls 35 9 Playboys 3»i 11't Best 28' i 15'1 Bowling 747 25 19 Us 23. 21 Tough ies Team No 2 12 32 High team game High team series Best — 170 games D Bohnstedt 177, G Brown 191. G Miller 183. T Morganthaier 200, S Whetten 170 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies American industries 54 10 Cromwell Lumber 38 24 State Bank of Syracuse 36'z 27' i Mock's Marine Rental 30 34 LaPet>te 3& 34 Mastercraft 26 38 Lakeland Laundry 22 42 TheLovabtes 19*i 44>i High team game State Bank of Syracuse — 794 High team series American Industries — 2304 500 series B Kay 522, S Stahley S4O 450 series and above D Johnson 489. E Hughes 457. J Gray 453. E. Carlson 474, P Hoover 478 200 games' B Kay 202. P Hoover 204. S Stahley 201 170 games and above D Johnson 171. 182, E Hughes 173. J. Gray 171, E Carlson 170. S. Stahley 177 Milford Busmess Campbells 4 0 Wick's Marina 3 I Sharp's Hdwe 3 1 Milford tv 3 1 Augsburger's Milford 2 2 Lime 81 Clark 2 2 waiters Drugs I 3 Berk's Body Shop 1 3 Milford J C 1 3 Augsburger's Syracuse 0 4 High team series and game Lime a, Clark — 3667 1061 500 series P. Campbell 516. D Ren sberger 521. L Sweattand SO4. K Knisley 907. D Butler 507, J. Perry 514. F Wicker sham $42. D Byrd $29. S Weisser 514. T. Darr 519. S Stump 530. D Johns $56. B Dipoon S4O, H Doty SOO. D Wuthrich s2l G Drake 502. G Mathews 500. O Woifefman 548. M Chambers 501 200 games O Byrd 206. F Wickersham 227. G Mamews 200. D Wolterman 209, O Oippon 21$ More bowling on page 3

Wawasee Prep joins Triton sectional play

The Lakers from Wawasee Prep will join other area schools in the sectional tournament this year. Again the sectional has been moved back to Triton high school's gym in Bourbon in what seems to have become an alternating schedule with Warsaw. The tournament is set for February 24-March 1. Wawasee Prep moved this year from an associate membership in the Indiana High School Athletic Association to a full membership. Other teams in the sectional will be Wawasee. Warsaw, Triton. Tippecanoe Valley and Rochester Tippecanoe Valley is the result of the consolidation of Mentone and Akron into one

Warrior swimmers second in Lewis Cass invitational

By SANDY GERENCSER Pamela Juday’s boys' swim team placed second to host Lewis Cass in the invitational on December 31. Lewis Cass accumulated 246 points while Wawasee totaled 235. Scores of the remaining participants were Shelbyville 230. Bellmont 177 and South Newton 157. Two Warriors set new varsity records as they took first in their events. Denny Spearman clocked :54.088 in the 100 freestyle. Clem Lisor swam the 200 freestyle in 2:00.991. Denny Spearman also took first in the 50 freestyle with .24.164. Clem Lisor was also a double winner as he won the 100 breaststroke in 1:09.917. Brian Simmons placed first Junior varsity clouts Squires By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Lambert’s junior varsity basketball team beat Manchester last Friday, 53-46, in a home game. The Warriors battled through a fairly close game until the final period, when they came through for the win. The tribe led by five in the first period, but the Squires came back and tied the game; Wawasee led at the quarter’s end, 15-11. After a tight second period the Warriors led at the half, 26-24. The third quarter showed the even performance of the two teams as it ended in a tie, 36-36. The Warriors took a substantial lead of nine in the fourth stanza as Steve Troup, Steve Kroh and Doug Pollock connected on some key baskets. The margin was cut to seven as the game ended 53-46. High scorer for Wawasee was Steve Troup with 14 points. Doug Pollock netted 11. Keith Cripe and Steve Kroh each notched eight; Norm Vanlaningham had six. Scoring two points apiece were Rick Bauman, Mike Steffen and Craig Sorensen. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck of Bonar Lake entertained on Christmas eve for their son, Charles Beck, and wife Elizabeth of Lake Wawasee, and son Wendell and wife and children Wendy, Cindy. Jenny and Bob, all of Avilla. A call was received during the evening from another son, Dick, and family at Pompano Beach, Fla.

Thank You! We would like to say a big "THANK YOU" to the many people who visited our station on Friday and Saturday during our Open House. We were pleased that so many turned out. < We wart to offer the community a full line of Mobil Oil products, and the same service you have been accustomed to at our station during the many years past. Again, thank you. . — Wilma and Bob RUCH SERVICE Road IS North Milford

school. A total of 411 schools are entered in this year’s state competition with the state tournament being held in the new Indianapolis Market Square Arena on March 22. Other Northern Lakes Conference teams will be playing in the following sectionals: Columbia City — Manchester will join Churubusco, Columbia City, Northfield and Whitko Elkhart Central — North Wood and Concord will join Elkhart Central, Elkhart Memorial, Goshen, Jimtown, Northridge and Penn LaVille — Bremen and

in the 500 freestyle with a time of 5:43.769. The 400 freestyle team of Tim Campbell. Clein Lisor, Brian Simmons and Denny Spearman won first in 3:44.95. Tim Campbell was second in the 100 backstroke and third in the 200 individual medley. Taking second in the diving was Joe Elam. The 200 medley relay team — Dan Dieterly, Mark Koble, Dennis Soloman and Gary Webb — were fourth. Also finishing fourth were Brian

Girls basketball teams stop Bremen on Monday

Both the A and B teams from Wawasee defeated the Bremen girls basketball teams in games played at Wawasee Monday night. The A team defeated Bremen 69-31 The B team defeated Bremen 31-24. Girls on the A team in double Grapplers are downed by North Wood By SANDY GERENCSER Monday night the Wawasee freshmen wrestling team lost to North Wood. 30-25. John Beer picked up the only pin for the squad. Winning their matches by decision were Wayne Gronendyke. Mike Troyer. Kevin Butcher and Kevin Etchinson. The young Warriors will host Elkhart Westside today (Wednesday) at 4:30.

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Plymouth will join Argos, Glenn, LaVille, North Liberty and South Bend Jackson Regional play will be held on March 8 with winners from Columbia City, Elkhart, LaVille and Triton playing in the Elkhart Central regional. It would be possible, therefore, for four Northern Lakes Conference teams to meet in regional play. The winner of the Elkhart regional will then advance to the Fort Wayne semi-state which will be played in the Memorial coliseum. Other regional winners advancing will be from Anderson. Fort Wayne and Marion.

Simmons in the 50 freestyle and Dan Dieterly in the 100 butterfly. Mark Koble placed fifth in the 100 butterfly and seventh in the 100 backstroke. Coming in sixth in the 500 freestyle was Gary Webb. Doug Rater was eighth in the 200 individual medley; David Ganz was ninth in' the 100 breaststroke. Placing tenth were Steve Payne in the 200 freestyle and Randy Wheeler in the 100 freestyle. The Warriors will host Elkhart Memorial on January 14 at 4:30.

figures were Barb Brouwer with 20 points, Meg Schoef with 13 and Marie Kitson with 10. Janet Bollenbacher led Bremen with 11. Kathy Beer led the B team with 11 points. Trudy Corl led Bremen with 12. ’ The A team has a 1-1 record and the B team is 1-0 for the season. The next game will be January 13 at Goshen at 6 p.m.

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