The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 February 1975 — Page 2

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A WARRIOR BASKET — Warrior Tim Yoder, 35, is shown going up tor two points during the Warrior-Wildcat game. Wawasee broke a losing streak and came away the victor as they defeated Whitko before a home crowd Friday night. Also shown is Warrior Larry Allen. 13 and W hitko player Mike Peters. 31 and Dan Rowland, 45.

Warriors retaliate loss, A defeat Wildcats 66-61

The Wawasee Warriors gave it their all last Friday night and retaliated their 68-63 overtime lo- to Whitko in the championship game of the holiday tourney as they defeated the Wildcats 66-61 in a rematch. The Warriors were backed by a'lol of spirit from the fans The team too was full of spirit followingthe big pep session earlier in the day. Scoring percentages showed both teams even at 44.2 as each hit 27 of 61 from trip field. The game wag won from the charity

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stripe. Dave Madrick put the Warriors on the scoreboard first as he hit the hole in the basket for two points. Not long after Wildcat Terry Day scared two for his team, only to see the tie broken as Mark Smith scored two more for Wawasee. For a short time the Warriors held a lead or were lied, then something happened and the visiting Wildcats started to pull away. At the end of the first quarter the score was 1825. But. Wawasee was not to be stopped. The boys came back fighting in the second quarter. Dave Madrick hit the first basket of the stanza to pull the Warriors to within five. 20-25. Then Chris Paulus hit two and the Warriors were within three A basket by Mark Smith took the score to 2425 and Tim Yoder put the Warriors in the lead with another two points. The lead was short lived, however, as Whitko’s Dan Rowland hit the bucket to put his team in the front spot again. For the rest of the half it was a seesaw battle with the lead exchanging hands often. At the end of the half Whitko held a 35-37 lead. At the star* of the second half

the slow/ while Whitko waylired uKThj Wheats extended their lead' 7 to four before the Warriors took command. Del Acton scored two to give Wawasee a 44-43 lead, a lead the Warriors kept the remainder of the game. The score at the end of the third stanza showed Wawasee in front 50-49. \ The final stanza belonged to a fired up Warrior team. Acton scored the first points of the quarter to increase the lead to 5249 Back-to-back baskets by Del Acton. Tim Yoder and Dave Wollman plus a foul shot by Wollman gave the Warriors a 5951 advantage. Bruce Bryant broke the ice for Whitko to put the score at 59-53. then Mark Smith added two for the Warriors. Dan Rowland hit a basket for Whitko and Dave Wollman answered it. For the remainder of the game the two teams exchanged shots. The final score 66-61. Scores by quarters: Wawasee 18 35 50 66 Whitko 25 37 49 61 Box scores: WAWASEE (66) — Madrick 813. Smith 552, Acton 300, Wollman 434, Paulus 100, Allen 332, Rhodes 001, Yoder 302. Totals 27-12-14. WHITKO (61) - Shepherd 513, McKelvey 002. Rowland 404, Trump 124, Frederick 221, Day 13-2-2. Bryant 205. Totals 27-7-21. CC stops the Warriorettes The girls from Columbia City defeated the “A" and “B” teams in basketball games played at Wawasee this week The “A” team was defeated 5556 in an exciting game. The Warriorettes were leading 55-54 with two seconds left when a Columbia City play— was fouled. Both shots were good and Columbia City took the victory. Barb Brouwer led the team with 23 points. Betsy Williams

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scored 10. Tammy Schumn had 16 rebounds and Betsy W’illiams brought down 12. Scares by quarters: Wawasee 14 26 46 55 Columbia City 14 29 42 56 Columbia City also won the “B” team game 18-27. Kathy Beer was the leading scorer for the Wawasee team with six. Box scores follow: Wawasee 4 10 13 18 Columbia Qty 6 15 21 27 Junior varsity defeats Warsaw The Warrior junior varsity wrestling team defeated the Warsaw Tigers 27-25 last week. In the 100 lb. class Jeff Auer won on a forfeit, in 107 lbs. Joe Gerencser lost a decision 6-1 to Jiin Harris. Warsaw’s Steve Metzger won the 114 lb. class on a forfeit. Kevin Butcher lost the 119 lb. class to Tom Ellis on a 10-3 decision. In the 128 lbs. Jeff Smallwood pinned Rick McCleary in three minutes. In the 132 lbs. Mike Troyer was decisioned 1-14 by Bruce Heyde. In the 140 lb. class Jim Glon decisioned Scott Sebo 4-2. In the 147 lb. class Scott Moore was pinned by Dan Nelson in 3:30 and in 157 lb. class John Beer was decisioned by Tom Baley 8-5. Wawasee won the 167 lb. and 177 lb. classes on forfeits, giving Mark Francis and Kevin Coy victories. Dave Denney was pinned by Morris Jones in the 185 lb. class. Wawasee girls beat Fairfield The Warriorette basketball teams stopped the Fairfield teams 55-16 and 22-16 on the Fairfield hardwood this week. The “A” team jumped into a 123 first quarter lead and maintained the high scoring throughout the game. Betsy Williams and Barb Brouwer each scored 14 points to lead Wawasee. Tammy Schumn brought down 15 rebounds. Scares by quarters: Wawasee 12 28 45 55 Fairfield 3 6 12 16 White the “B” team game was doeer, the Warriorettes were also in command of this game. Jenny Hughes and Bea Carvajal each had six points. ’ Scores by quarters: Wawasee 4 10 19 22 Fairfield 0 2 9 16

Warriorettes sunk by LaSalle The Wawasee Warriorettes swim team was defeated by the LaSalle 'girls 123-93 on Monday, Jan. 27. Esti Keen in the 200 freestyle and Deb Doty in the 200 individual medley were first place winners. Esti’s time was 2:41.8 and Deb’s was 2:54.8. Esti Keen also won the 400 freestyle in 5:53.8 and Deb Doty was first in the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:15.5. Teresa Carpenter won the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:25.4. The 400 freestyle relay team composed of Marlys Staley, Esti Keen, Tammy Bosstick and Deb Doty was first with a time of 4:40.3. Drenna Grisamer, Teresa Carpenter, Mary Lowe and Julie Thibaut were second in the 200 medley relay. Melissa Shipley was second in the 200 freestyle. Marlys Staley finished second and Drenna Grisamer fourth in the 50 backstroke. Teresa Carpenter was second in the 50 breaststroke. Lisa Bosstick was second in the 50 freestyle and Mary Lowe was second and Sharon Rapp fourth in the 50 butterfly Kathy Carlin was second in diving. Marlys Staley was second in the 100 butterfly. Tammy Bosstick finished second and Julie Thibaut finished fourth in the 100 freestyle. Melissa Shipley was second in the 400 freestyle. Drenna Grisamer was fourth in the 100 backstroke.

Tigers maul wrestlers In what proved to be disaster for the Wawasee Warrior wrestling team last week they traveled to Warsaw and were mauled 58-9 by the host Tigers. Wawasee only won two matches during the evening. In the 100 lb. class Keith Stevens pinned his opponent 5:37 and Dave Doll decisioned his man 7-3 in the 128 lb. class. Complete box scores follow: 100 pound — Kelley Mitchell (War) pinned by Keith Stevens (Waw), 5:37 107 pound — Jay Alexander (War) pinned Steve Hoopingamer (Waw), 4:53 114 pound — Steve Bullers (War) won by default over Wayne Gronendyke (Waw) 121 pound — Chris Rankin (War) pinned Vince Gronendyke (Waw) 128 pound - Joe Wong (War) decisioned by Dave Doll (Waw), 7-3 134 pound — Roger Norman (War) decisioned Russ Kell (Waw), 8-5 140 pound — Greg Kralis (War) decisioned Jim Shock (Waw), 14-2 147 pound — Curt Hoile (War) won by forfeit 157 pound — Gene Fenix (War) decisioned Joe Melendez (Waw), 7-2 169 pound — Mark McCleary (War) won by forfeit 179 pound — Steve DeGaetano (War) pinned Phil Korenstra (Waw), 5:16 187 pound — Don Whitcomb (War) pinned Steve Lippman (Waw), 1:16 » Heavyweight — Bill DeGaetano won by forfeit Mooßoy NigM Hif* ScBOOi s*ua* a * o«Mot"7r* w zs Frov v V Outhovw Gang »>i 33S> Mn 27'1 3*'-j Motor Mourn 24 ao Saooya 22 a2 Sun ■» to aa High Mam tori— and game Studs — 23*7 US SOO oorleo men S. Whoffon S3O aso oerie* women: C. Tillen aS3 200 gomes men: S MffwDen 222 170 gomes women: C. Title** W AmoricanMMriee *1 IS vJvJsTvURm LlA'iww* uU J— State Bank of Syrac—e asv> 3av> Mock s Marine «1 30 Laßetite 30 02 MasMrcran 31 03 Lakeland Laundry 20 S 2 TtieLOvM—O 2SVS SOW Higa team series and game: State Bank of Syracu— — 2177 734 SOO series S. Stahley 523 as term A. DaMstram am. aa. DMn az*, M Knudsen 002. B. Kline att. A*. Willard OSO.

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Freshmen stop Tigers 61-47 The Wawasee basketball team stopped a strong Warsaw team 61-47 last week Warsaw led 35-28 at half time but the young Warriors were fired up in the second half and outscored the Tigers 15-2 during the third quarter to take the lead. Box scores follow: WAWASEE - Trobaugh 942, Smith 510, Patton 123, Carl 472, Sylvester 081, Knudson 010. Totals 19-23-7. WARSAW — Conrad 404, Sunpeon 303, Vanderfcolk 624, FYanklin 335, Rovenstme 405, Deafenbaugh 102, Bayne 001. Totals 21-5-24.

>Narriws Sth in NLC wrestling meet

Members of the Wawasee Warrior wrestling squad placed fifth in the Northern Lakes Conference wrestling meet held last Saturday at North Wood high school. Keith Stevens and Joe Melendez captured championship honors in their class. Warsaw won the meet with North Wood second, Plymouth was third, Manchester fourth, Rochester sixth, Concord seventh and Bremen eighth. Steve Hoopingamer was fourth in the lOapound class. His record is IM. Dave Doll was runner-up in the 129 pound class. His record was 81.

Gymnastics teams meet girls from Wabash

In gymnastics this week the Wawasee beginners scored a total of 48.90 while Wabash scored 66.15. Wawasee had 39.30 in intermediates while Wabash had 46. However, optionals were where the Warriorettes shined as they scored 69.5 to Wabash’s 5.75. Individual results follow: Beginners In beginners P. Heath of Wabash won the vault with a 6.7. Kim Calobrace of Wawasee and D. Dehart of Wabash tied for second place with 5.5’5. Peggy Clay of Wawasee was fourth with 4.95 and Holly Barrett was fifth with 4.8. In uneven bars P. Heath was again given first place with a score of 6.75. K. Ballard, also of Wabash, was second with 6.2 and Wawasee’s Peggy Clay was third with 5.1. J. Skeans of Wabash was first in balance beam competition with 5.7. Holly Barrett of Wawasee was second with 4.8 and Kim Calobrace was third with 4.6. J. Skeans also took first in floor exercises with 6.4. Teammate S. Fieshood was second with 6.0. Holly Barrett of Wawasee was third with 5.8. Intermediates Kathy Brouwer won the vault in intermediates for Wawasee with 5.7 as teammate Terri Holtzclaw placed second with 5.45. Kathy also won first on the balance beam with 6.5. J. Hipskind and T. Mahnowski of Wabash placed second and third and Terri Holtzclaw placed fourth for the Wawasee team. P. Eck and N. Rothemiz each scored 5.1 on the uneven bars to give first and second place to the Wabash team. Kathy Brouwer of Wawasee and J. Hipskind of Wabash tied with 6.15’s for first place in floor exercises. T. Weigand finished next with a 6.0 for Wabash and Terri Holtzclaw of Wawasee was fourth with 5.85. Optionals In optionals Peg Beer of Wawasee was first with 7.4 and

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Phil Korenstra was runner-up in the 180 pound class. His record is 12-3-1. Keith Stevens’ championship was in the 101 pound class. His record is 16-2. Joe Melendez won his title, the second in as many yean, in the 158 pound class. His record is 151. Sectional The Warriors will participate in the sectional tournament which begins tomorrow (Thursday) at North Wood. The first session is at 5 p.m. The tournament will continue with sessions at 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. on Saturday.

Jenny Cox was second with 7.1. On the balance beam Wawasee’s Jenny Cox scored 7.6 for first place. Rhonda Byrd added 6.6 to Wawasee’s score and Peg Beer added 4.8. Jenny also took top honors in the uneven bars with 7.5. Peg Beer had a 6.2 for second place. Jenny Cox and Rhonda Byrd tied for first place in floor exercises with 7.45. Barb Yoder was third with 7.4 and Wabash’s E. Grindle was fourth with 5.75. JV defeats Whitko 38-32 The Wawasee junior varsity basketball team defeated the visiting Whitko Wildcats 38-32 Friday night. The boys proved it can be done as they went without the help of starters Norm Vanlaningham, who was out with a sprained ankle, and Jim Adams, who was ill. In addition, Steve Troup, who saw some action and scored seven points, had been ill earlier in the week. The team showed the best defense of the year. Craig Sorensen led the Warriors with 14 points. Troup added seven, Steve Kroh had six, Keith Cripe, five, and Doug Pollock and Mike Steffen each added three.

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