The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 January 1975 — Page 2

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THEiMIAIL-JGVRNAL —Wed., Jan. 15,1975

Warriors cage Lions 59-57 in NLC action

By SANDY GERENCSER Bob Heady’s Warrior basketball team defeated the Bremen Lions in a conference game last Saturday at home, 5957 The tribe’s record now stands at 5-6. The Warriors had a better scoring attack as they hit 26 of 64 shots for 40.6 per cent. The Lions were right with Wawasee though as they netted 25 of 64 for 39 per cent. The tribe again, as in most of its games, took the opening basket, bin Bremen soon gained an 8-4 advantage. The Warriors countered the attack with two shots by Dave Madrick — one on a great steal, and a bucket by Mark Smith; the two combined for 14 points in the quarter Wawasee maintained its ’lead until the end of the period, 18-15. The Lions roared back in the second stanza as they tied the game at 2Q-20 The contest was tied four times before the half, and then Bremen took the last two baskets to lead 30-26 at halflime The scoring was back and forth all through the third period with the Lions holding a slight edge all the while Towards The end of the quarter Dale Ganz tipped a jump ball to .Mark Smith under the basket, and Smith tied the game 40-40 Bremen came up with two shots at the end to take the lead 44-40 Dave Madrick netted the first five points of the final period to give Wawasee a lead that it did not relinquish Dave Madrick and Larry Allen combined for 13 of the Warriors’ 19 points mVhe quarter The tribe led by as many as five, but Bremen came bacx to within two at the end of the game, 59-57 Four Warriors hit double figures Larry Allen was Wawasee s top scorer with 16 points Right behind with 15 points was Dave Madrick Mark Smith netted 12. and Tim Yoder, who has seen little action in the last two games due to illness, tallied 10 ’ High point man for the game was Bremen's Gary Leeper with 20 points Kelly Gunterman had 12 for the Lions the Warriors are on the road this week end as they’ travel to East Noble on Friday and Tippecanoe Valley on Saturday The first game will begin at 6:30 both

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EASY LAY-UP — Mark Smith. Warrior number 31. is shown as he scores an easy lay-up during the Wawasee-Bremen game Saturday night. Watching for the rebound are two Bremen players and Warrior Del Acton. Wawasee won the game 59-s'. Smith scored a total of 12 points during the evening.

nights. Scores by quarters: Wawasee 18-26-40-59. Bremen 15-3 U-44 ->7 WAWASEE (59) - Allen 721. Madrick 634, Smith 600. Yoder 422. Acton 101, Ganz 101 and

Warriors ambushed by GHS Redskins

By SANDY GERENCSER Terry Frank's Wawasee wrestling team lost to Goshen last Thursday. 32-18. in a meet at Goshen Wawasee got three decisions and a pin while Goshen had five decisions and two pins There was one tie. The Warriors are listed first in

Wollman 103. Totals 26-7-12. BREMEN (57 — Leeper 924. Gunterman 601, Hunter 331, Kipfer 305. Klingerman 221. Baker 100 and Seltenright 102. Totals 25-7-14

the results that follow Keith Stevens lost to Bryant in the 98 lb. class. 6-3. Steve Hoopingamer was defeated. 3-2, by P. Beachy in the 105. Brent McMillan was beaten by Pineda in the 112,11-4. Jeff Smallwood lost the 119 class to Leatherman, 8-6. In the 126 Dave Doll out-muscled Pestow. 13-4. Jim Glon was pinned in the 132 by Snyder; 3:15. Mark Wilkey was decisioned 7-0 by M. Beachy in the 138. Jesse Stevens was edged by Sibal in the 145, 3-2. In the 155 Joe Melendez pinned Meyers in 2:47. Jerry Yoder topped Smelziuk in the 167, 12-10. Phil Korenstra crushed Stigramen. 13-0. in the 177. In the 187 Steve Lippman was pinned by Edlund in 3:10. Mitch Ousley wrestled Kindy to a tie, 13-13, in the heavyweight class. The junior varsity wrestlers were victorious as they edged Goshen 35-33 Winning by decision was Mike Walgamuth; Joe Gerencser tied. Warriors who won by pins were Vince Gronendyke. Russ Kell, Dan Walker. John Minear and Dave Denney. The Warriors will host Whitko tomorrow (Thursday) at 8:30. They will also participate in the Goshen tourney on Saturday.

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Warriors are crushed by Pilgrims 72-45 .

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee basketball team was crushed by conference rival Plymouth last Friday, 72-45. It was the Warriors’ third loss in a row and dropped the team's record to 4-6. The tribe again suffered in its shooting department as it hit 32.1 per cent of its shots. Plymouth notched 49.2 per cent. Wawasee also made several costly errors that Plymouth took great ad\<tf>tage of. The first score didn’t come until 5:20 left in the first quarter. Mark Smith gave Wawasee its only lead as he put the Warriors cn the scoreboard first. Plymouth took ova- the lead, yet the two squads ran close until the end of the period when the Pilgrims hit three shots in a row to top the tribe 14-8 at the end of the period. The Warriors pulled within two at the start of the second period. Plymouth really went to work

Hank Aaron selected 1974 ‘King of Sports’

Home run slugger Hank Aaron has been selected the 1974 “King of Sports’’, it was announced today by Chris Schenkel chairman of the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. In a nationwide ballot of the association’s members, Aaron was selected over other sports greats including. Muhammad Ali the World Heavy Weight Boxing Champion who placed second and golf great Johnny Miller who placed third. The “King of Sports” Award is jointly sponsored by Kiwanis International and by the InC.S. Myers Ford wins trip> to bowl In a recent Indianapolis district sales contest C. S. Myers Ford, Milford and Syracuse accomplished 138 per cent of its sales objective and was awarded a trip to the Super Bowl at Tulane stadium in New Orleans. Ned Tarman was selected to make the trip.

after that and hit 10 straight points. Wawasee answered with a bucket, but the Pilgrims came back with another seven points to lead by 17. The half was ending, 33-16, but Wawasee’s Paul Miller was fouled. He converted two free throws after the buzzer to make it 33-18. The scoring of the third period was very even as the Warriors totaled 14 points and Plymouth had 13. The tribe pulled back within 10 at one point, 42-32, but the Pilgrims came back with another six points. Dave Madrick was lost to the Warriors as he contracted his fifth foul with 2:21 left in the quarter. W’awasee was down 46-32 at the end of the period. Although Wawasee was already down, the final quarter told the sto» y of a long evening for the tribe. Plymouth’s strong offense doubled the Warriors’ output of points as they netted 2613. Wawasee was just unable to

temational Palace of Sports, (a non-profit public foundation dedicated to youth through sports) in furtherance of the “King of Sports” Youth Career Awards Program. Schenkel is also head of the Palace of Sports Youth Foundation located in North Webster. The award is presented annually to the most outstanding competitor of the year in any sport who would be an inspiration to youth and recipients of the Youth Career Awards granted under the program. The International Palace of Sports is the World’s only building specifically designed to link sports personalities to deserving youths and career awards. The Palace was dedicated last June 29 in conjunction with the coronation of O. J. Simpson the 1973 “King of Shorts.” Chris Schenkel, Johnny Weissmuller, Dick Weber, Jesse Owens, and Pancho Gonzalez, were other sports greats in attendance. The first “King of Sports” selected under the program was 1972 “King of Sports” Olympic swim star Mark Spitz. Plans are currently under way for Aaron’s coronation in North

overcome the awesome shooting of the Pilgrims as it fell 72-45. Mark Smith was the only Warrior to hit double figures as he scored 14 points. Next high was six by both Chris Paulus and Dave Madrick. The Pilgrims had a very balanced attack as Bryant Chipman and Bob Albertson each scored 14 points. Mike Crawford and Kerry Weidner both tallied 10. Statistics Score by quarters: Wawasee 8-18-32-45; Plymouth 14-33-46-72 WAWASEE (45) - Smith 543, Paulus 302, Madrick 305, Miller 121, Wellman 124, Allen 200, Ganz 201, Rhodes 100 and Reiff 011. Totals. 18-9-17 PLYMOUTH (72) - Chipman 702, Albertson 623, Crowford 502, Weidner 502, Kring 322, Peterson 222, Jung 200, Houin 121, Carlberg 101, and Keiser 001. Totals: 32-8-16.

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