The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 March 1975 — Page 2

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SECTIONAL CHAMPS— Members of the Wawasee high school girls gymnastics team won the optional gymnastics championship last week and will be competing in the sectional tournament at Wawasee this Friday night. From left are coach Marcia Carpenter. Rhonda Byrd. Jenny Cox. Peg Beer. JBarb Yoder and Peg (lay.

Wawasee girls win first in sectional; regional Friday

The optional gymnastics team, coached by Marcia Carpenter, won the sectional meet which it hosted last Wednesday The team, consisting of five girls — Peg Beer, Barb Yoder, Peg Clay. Jenny Cox and Rhonda Byrd, scared a total of 70 45 points Other schools competing on the optional level and their scores follow John Adams, the defending sectional champ, 62 85. Jimtown 53.55. North Wood 36 70. Concord 8 35. and Manchester 7 55 In vaulting Kathy Rice i J > won with 795 points Jenny Cox <W> placed second as she scored 7 30 Becky Hentz (JA* and Susan Wenger (NW) tied for third at 6 15. Kathy Rice (J > took first on the unevens with 795 Peg Beer <W) and Jenny Cox (W) were second and third respectively with 6 20 and 615 points Buffy James <JA» was fourth with 5.45. Jenny Cox (W) woo the balance beam competition with 6.35 Taking second with 5 85 was Kathy Rice <J) Rhonda Byrd (W> placed third as she totalled 5.50 Bridget Baron (JA) was fourth with a score of 5.05 First place in the floor exercise

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was won by Kathy Rice (J) with 780 Jenny Cox tW) notched 7.55 to capture second Rhonda Byrd (W > finished third with a score of 7 20 Fourth was taken by Becky Hentz (JA) with 675 Competing in all-around for Wawasee was Jenny Cox. She placed second with 27.35 individual points. Kathy Rice took first with 29 55 Regionals Friday The entire team will compete Friday in the regional due to the team win in the sectional. Wawasee. again, is the place, with the meet beginning at 6 p.m. First and second place sectional winners from ' Portage. Merrillville and Wawasee will compete m all three levels — beginning, intermediate and (phonal All four events will be run at the same time to save time Also competing at the regional will be the intermediate and optional team champion from each of the three sections. Intermediate Result* Wawasee's intermediate gymnastics team placed fourth as it scored 40 15 points John Glenn just beat Wawasee out for third as it notched 40 90. Team scoring for the intermediate level was John .Adams 68 00. Manchester 41.68, John Glenn 40 90. Wawasee 40.15. North Wood 35 10 and Plymouth 28 60 First in vaulting was Pamela Milliken (JA) with 8.25. Ann Ruhlman (P» took second with 7 55 Kathy Brouwer (W) scored 630 for a third place finish Karen Moyer <NW) was fourth as she totalled 6 25 Pamela Milliken (JA) won the unevens competition with 6.95. Second, third and fourth respectively were Karen Moyer

(NW) 6.30, Julie James (JA) 5.60 and Ann Ruhlman (P) 5.20. Winning the beam competition with 6 15 was Lisa Creed (JG), Lisa Schmeltz (JG) 6.10, was second and Pamela Milliken (JA) 585 took third Tying at 5.60 for fourth was Ann Ruhlman (P) and Kathy Brouwer (W). Lucille Dragovich (JA) captured first in the floor exercise as she scored 5 95. Teresa Wiegand ■W> and Julie James (JA) tied for second with 5.40. Karen Myers (P) was fourth with 5.25. Teresa Wiegand will compete in the floor exercises at the regional Auer associate pro at Wawasee Don Byrd, pro-owner of the Wawasee golf course at Syracuse, has announced Robert Auer will serve as associate golf pro at the club for the coming golf season. Auer has served as pro at other courses in the area, most recently at Maxwelton Auer, his wife and family reside in Milford. Archery shoot held March 2 The Hoss Hills Bowmen, Inc., held an indoor archery’ shoot at the clubhouse near Syracuse on Sunday . March 2. There were 560 points possible. Winners follow. Men’s instinctive A class — Jerry Taylor 499, Bob Wiggs 490 Men's instinctive B class — Jere Karst 372 Men's instinctive C class — Sherrill Justice 351, Don Gest 348, Rick Hartung 299 Men’s sight A class — Steve Albertson 507. Allen Albertson 456. Bob Wolfe 451 Men’s sight C class — Mike Cotterman 351. Don Womack 300 Women — Linda Justice 242 Junior — Chuck Whetstone 198

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5 Stahley $34. D Johnson s4l. B Kay 514 <SO series V Penn A Oahlstrom 4*7, B Kern 4*7. L Nett 477. B SilvevS 455 S Heckaman *55 200 games L Nett 201 170 games M Willard 193. V Penn 165, D Thwaits 170. 189, 8 Kline ITO. E Kline 173. A Oahlstrom 190. S Stahley 184. 171. 179, 8 Kern 190. D Johnson 179, 176. 186. 8 Kay 187. 178. S Heckaman 186 County Anderson Paint 28'I ll'a Holiday Lanes ‘3 >2 Pilcher s Shoes 26 14 Brannock's Trophys 26 14 Parker Seed 25 ’5 Barbee Hotel 24 16 Sea Nymph I 23 17 Golden Grain 22'1 17’j Charlie’s Ten Pin 21 19 Beacon 19 21 Weathemead U't 21'z Wawasee Bowl 18 22 Bud's Body Shop 18 22 Liquor Locker 17'1 22* z Sea Nymph II 17 23 Kurly's Keglers 12 28 Bushong Barber Shop 12 28 OK Sales 4 36 High team series and game Holiday Lanes 2824 WOO 600 series P Pozorsk. 628 R Belcher 644 500 series R Graverson 511. J Wilson 515. O Stichfer 529. G. Sorensen 584. M Gan shorn 560. C Frushour 525. R HibSChman 559, c Eby 566. E Coburn 570 O P lcher 519, W Stahley 512. F Nyikos 578. A Baker 567 E MjWo 542. R Str.ebv 511 D Smith S3B. A Rider 539. J Landis 529, G Buckey 520. J Kirkdorfer 579. H Kirkdorter 506, R Williams 573. D Weaver 505, C Fink 547, L Welty 548, J Kern $62, M Henning 508. R Brazel 525. M Dorsey 504. D Parson 530 200 games G Sorensen 205, 203. R Hlb schman 212. C Frushour 202. M Ganshorn m. C Eby 200. E Coburn 201. D Pilcher 200 F Nyikos 231. A Baker 207 . 20b E Whitacre 201, O Smith 200. T Jones S3B. M Simon 525. P Pozorski 226. 232. R- Belcher 721 203 720 L Swope 512. P Royer 543 G Buckey 208. J Kirkdorter 201, R Williams 203 C Fink 216. J Kern 212. R Brazel 205 Milford Business Berk s Body Shop 33 11 Campbells 32 12 Sharps Hdwe , 26 18 Wick's Marina 21'1, 22’1 Aug sburgers Miltord 21 23 . Little 8. Clark 20 24 Milford TV 20 24 Milford JC 18’1 25’ i Augsburgers Syracuse 17 27 Walter Drug 10 34 High team game Milford JC — '046 High team ser es Campoells — 2958 600 series B S mqn 619 500 series P Mathews 52?. O Wolterman S4B p Wuthrich 525. J Bray s3l Don Wuthrich $39. P Campbell 549. L Newman $22. D Butler SU, J Perry 509. R Harr 509. S We<sser 510. L Young SO2. F W.ckersham 528. D Byrd SO7. G Hepler $39. G Sorenson S7O. L Troup $24 G Drake sls. A Kruger 50? B Motts $23. D Johns 521 200 games D Wuthr.cn 204. L Newman 202, D Butler 712. G Hepler 231. L Troup 210 March 11.197$ High team game Little & Clark — 1007 High team series Campbells — 2945 600 series D Johns 607 500 series W Tullis. 505. D Rensberger 581. L Newman 559. B Simon SO9. D Butler 552. F Groves SOB. F W.ckersham sll. B Wolterman 500 D Felkner 515. P Wuthnch 516. C Grove 509 D Brady 502 O Wu»hr.ch sl6. J Bray 526. G Sorensen 5«2. F Troup 549 200 games F Groves 209. D Rensberger 202. 203. O Butler 203. C Grove 216. D Wuthnch 202. J Dewart 207. 0 Johns 220 200 Monday Night High Scheel Studs 73 IS Pros $0 3* Class 0f"77" 46 42 Outhouse Gang 385 3 jets 33(7 50‘y Motor Mouth 37 $1 Sassy 4 IS S 3 Suns 32 $6 High team series and game Studs — 2339 805 Tuesday Ntght Ladies Syracuse Rubber 64 40 Sportsman s Bar 64 40 Frog Tavern 63 41 Wawa Ski C'ub $4 i 47«, Maple Leaf Farms 52 $2 Papers incorporated $0 54 Walter Drug Company 46 58 Bellman** Cal* «2 *2 Geil'S Keyboard Mus.c 42 62 Augsburger s 40 i 63'j High team game ano ser,«s Frog Tavern - 767 2195

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SOO series S Brown 191. 199 526. J. Wor finger 164, 174, 180 518. J. Brown 1(1, 182 503. L Gilbert 176. 168 $Ol 450 series and above S Gilbert 168. 171 497. S. Keim 165-479, C Moore 167, 164 477, V. Long 165-458. M. Dixon 457 160 games and above E Wogoman 175. B Hubert 168. S. Hoover 168. N Geil 164. C. Blosser 162. A Whetten 160 Land 'O' Lakes Paul's Ceramic 30 6 Syracuse Legion 26 10 vega 25 11 BBM Body Shop 25 11 White’s Piumbmg & Heating 24 12 Dean s* Milk 22 u Ligonier Elk's 22 14 Knights of Columbus 19 17 Crow Roofing is is Sleepy Owl 18 IS Maple City Tool 17 19 State Bank of Syracuse 16 20 RB, R Auto Sales 16 20 Frog Tavern 16 20 C* J Construction 15 21 King's Keg 13 23 Lakeland Motors 12 24 N W Legion 11 25 Harris Funeral Home 9 27 Liberty Homes 6 30 High team game and series Ligonier Elk's — »56 2644 sooseries R Williams 500. E Eash 572. V. Becker 518, J Ray SO3. P Bright $42. R E nsieeel 566. R Hicks 549, C. Tapp 540. M Durham 521. J M Karesh 555. F Nyikos 545. F Wickersham 509. E Coburn 592, C. Walton $27 G Hepler SSI. G Sorensen 591. G Bell SO6. R Shock 539. K Koontz 568. P Flanagan 535. P Campbell 506. K Knisley s6l, L Newman 51*. R Simon 501. M Simon 510. R Van Diepenbos 522. D Weaver 561, R Stahley 566. B Kime 5A3 B Eyer 506. 8 Appenzell er $66. j Erdly S4O. L Welty 510. H Barfman 553. H George 516 200games E Eash 201, V Becker 204, R Emsiedel 209. R Hicks 229. C Tapp 201. A Larkin 224. J. M Karesh 223. E Coburn 218. G Sorensen 232. R Shock 203, W Bar tkowtok 203. P Flanagan 223. K Knisley 211, R van D epenbos 200. D Weaver 202. R Stahley 226. B Kline 226. 8 Appenzeiler 203. L Welty 203. P Bnght 213 Hits and Misses Brazels 67 37 Syracuse Hardware 6s'z 38'a Mullins Texaco 65 39 Campbell's Market 58 46 Bud s Body Shop 56 48 Deans>Milk $0 54 Seiftert Tile Co 46' a 57'<> Galloways Excavating 44 60 All Thumbs 35 69 Leo Applicators 34 70 High team series ana game Dean's Milk — 1971 692 500 series N Hanford 596. K Knisley 587 D Butler 565. P Campbell 547. D Golden $27. S Gilbert SOB. J Miller 502 450 series women S Brown 468,.G Brown 450 200 games N Hanford 236 208. D Butler 209, C Galloway 209, K Knisley 200 170 games women S Gilbert 190. 174. G. Brown 172, J. Brown 171 Sunday Nite Mixed Engineered Rubber 78 34 Lakeland Standard 73 39 Curl's, Inc 62'a $9Va jay s insurance* Realty t 6l 51 Augsburgers 61 51 Holy Rollers $9 53 /Martin's Feeds 51 61 Syracuse Traveler $1 61 The Untouchables 48 64 Taylor Wholesale 48, 64 Skylark Realty 40' a 71'a Wawasee Plaza * Marine 39 73 High team game Engineered Rubber — 691 High team series Lakeland Standard — 1898 500 series men B Clemons 576. G Myers $36. J. Simpson 527. L Pierce 504 450 series »omen J. Shue 473, K. Larimer 462. A Dean >sl. B Hamilton 450 200 games ms-n G. Myers 244 170 games wo>nen 8 Hamilton 179, J. Clemons 175, K Lvrimer 173. K Gilbert 170 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 75 29 Zarse Plumbing 64’ a 39' a Regent Homes 63 41 *<epyOwl 62 42 Wawasee Electronics 59 45 Counting House Bank 56 4* Miller's Mobile Homes 54 50 Branding Iron Bar $3 $1 Kale Island Beacon $3 51 Lancer Products 52 52 Lynn Feller Ins 50'a 53'a Homer's Bar 50 54 Pilcher's Shoes 49'1 $4Va Farm Bureau Co Op 49 55 N w Fireman's Aux 49 55 Brazei's 45 59 Anchor Bar 43 61 The Arrow Corp. 40' a 63"a Merrill's Lounge 38 66 Bechtold Plumbing 34 70 High team game and series Zarse Plumbing — 816 2379 500 series P Louden s3*. S Kern 533, J. A. Reed 517. M Taylor 516. K Kmsley 509. J Honer 505. I Meniie 450 series and above S Stahley 498. B Kern 497. P Kinney 490. C. Peterson 487. K George 483 F Money 483. F Eby 479. K Williams 47*. M Bucklew 475. M Nutt 475. Cl Blosser 474. L Welty 471. B Hamman 462. S Zarse 458. N Shields 457, L A Culbertson 452 200 games J. A. Reed 208. S. Kern 205. P Louden 203 170 games and above B Kern 197. H Taylor 192. 179. K Knisley 17*. K Williams 192. C Peterson IB*. P Louden 187. C Richard* 184. P Kinney 183. A Peterson 182. K George 181. M Null 180. M l. Smith 179. N Shield* 17*. C Bto**er 176. S Stahley 176. M Price 176. I Mena I* 175. B Hamman ITS, J Honer 173. C. Fifer 173. B Manefee 171, F Eby 171. F. Money 171, M Myer* 170 Sportsman Huil'i Transfer 19 I Clausing 19 * Hall * Wray Builders 17 10 Zimmer USA No 2 17 10 Coverall Rental 16 11 Silver Spur 15 12 Bertsch vending 14 13 Dometiey Night Owls 14 13 Buffalo Street Cleaners 12 15 Grassy Creek Restaurant 12 IS Hand 1 ndustr.es 12 15 Manwaring DeKalb Cluck* II 16 Werner s Standard 11 16 Donnelley Drawbacks 11 U Zimmer USA No 5 • Te*c» Re»taur*nt 7 20 High team game Grassy Creek Restaurant — *B7 High team series Hutr* Transfer — 2652 «00 series G Brefstord 208. 237. 222 667. M Clevenger 202. 153. 258*13 200 games G Hail 22*. 214. D Miller 225. 20* C Fletcher 24*. C Schacht 230. D Ci .ngaman 22*. D Caudill 219. F Godshalk 215. G R**d 215. D Baker 214. D Wray 214. j<m Clark 212. E D-sher 20*. Jr Cterk 20*. S Jones 203. R Grubbs 202

Smith named to NIC second team, Madrick is listed on third team

Wawasee high school seniors Mark Smith and Dave Maderick were named to the second and third Northern Lakes Conference teams respectively at the conference’s wrestling and basketball awards banquet on Monday. Warsaw won the wrestling title and Rochester won the basketball

ALL SPORTS TALLY Baseball Cross Country Football Tennis Basketball Wrestling Total Bremen 0 2 U 12 0 0 18 Concord 6 6 10 * 9 8 Ll-5 U3«5 Manchester 15 12 18 5 8 13.5 71.5 North Wood 3 IL 28 IL 8 18 . 85 Plymouth 10.5 10 0 9 20 13.5 63 Rochester 18 8 18 c , 0 28 U. 5 76.5 Warsaw 10.5 0 . 1C 5 2U ’ 21 70.5 Wawasee 21 U 2L 2 16 9 76

title. This is the fourth straight year that Warsaw has won the NLC wrestling cahmpionship. It was also the first time in the 11year history of the conference that one team, Rochester, won two consecutive undisputed titles going undefeated both years. Wawasee was fifth in wrestling standings and fourth in basketball standings. Behind Warsaw in the wrestling standings were North Wood. Manchester. Plymouth. Wawasee. Concord, Rochester and Bremen. Following Rochester in basketball standings were Warsaw. Plymouth. Wawasee, Concord. Manchester, North Wood and Bremen. Individual wrestling championships went to the following students: 101 — Keith Stevens of Wawasee 108 — Randy Bricker of North Wood 115, — Rick Canaday of NorthWobd 122 — Todd Hahn of North Wood 129 — Steve Aughinbaugh of Manchester 135 — Greg Kralis of Warsaw

Bantam league tourney winners are listed

The Bantam division of the Land O’ Lakes junior bowling association had its doubles, singles and all events at the Wawasee Bowl in Syracuse on March 15. Following are the results. Doubles — first. Bill Harting and Steve Slabaugh. 640; second. Mark Dewitt and Craig Eby, 625; third. Jeff Richards and Brian Boyer, 623; fourth, Diane Dieterly and Denise Bjella. 622 Singles — first, Dan Kern, 354; second. Mike Shock, 343; third. Denise Bjella, 332; fourth, Kevin Stahly. 329 Boys’ all events — first, Bill Harting, 972; second, Dan Kern, 967; third, Brian Boyer. 923. fourth, Craig Eby, 919 Girls’ all events — first, Angie

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141 — Matt Hampton of Warsaw 148 — Gary Culp of North Wood 158 — Joe Melendez of Wawasee 170 — Dave Read of Plymouth 180 — Steve DeGaetane of Warsaw188 — Doug Haynes of Manchester

Hwt — Bill DeGaetane of Warsaw Namedao the first team — all conference basketball team were the following boys: Todd Sheets, a junior at North Wood. He had a 17.4 average in NLC action. A third year letterman he shot 46 per cent from the field and 64 per cent from the free throw line in NLC action. Kerry Weidner, a senior from Plymouth. He had an 18.9 average in NLC action and shot 44 per cent from the field and 74 s per cent from the free throw line. John Carr, a senior from Rochester. He hit 49 per cent from the field and 91 per cent from the free throw line in conference play. He averaged about 10 rebounds a game in NLC and was Mr. Consistant. He had no bad games. Rob Staley, a senior from Warsaw Rob averaged about 16 points per game in NLC action. He shot 44 per cent from the field, 69 from the free throw line and averaged 12 rebounds per game as he constantly led Warsaw thru the season. Dave McGowan, a senior at Rochester. He was his team’s

Hostetler, 933; second, Denise Bjella, 903; third. Tammy Ryman 888: fourth, Jackie Dean 848 100 games and over — Angie Hostetler 107, 104. 108; Kevin Stahly 120, 113, 144; Pat Morganthaler 102, 105, 105, Mark Dewitt 126, 122, 121; Craig Eby 120, 151; Rusty Smith 124, 132; Mike Clemons 101; Curt Clevenger 114; Dan Kern 112,139, 126, 136; Greg Weisser 110, 106; Tammy Ryman 110; Jeanie Dean 105; Denise Mast 106, Diane Dieterly 101, 108, 100; Denise Bjella 113,132,100; Jeff Richards 112,101; Brian Boyer 101,138,124, 118; Bill Harting 100, 113; Steve Slabaugh 112, 110; Kevin Walker 126; Todd Eyer 111, 107; Brian Smith 100, 104, 116; Mike Shock 126

leading scorer in NLC and the season. He shot 51 per cent from the field and 83 from the free throw line. He was also a top defensive player. Named to the second team were the following five boys: Mark Smith, a senior at Wawasee. Mark led his team in scoring. He was a team player

and captain of the team. Mitch Hoffman, a junior at Concord. He averaged 12 points and nine rebounds per game and is a good leader. Bryant Chiman, a senior at Plymouth. He averaged 13 points and eight rebounds and was an all i around good ball player. Kevin Brown, a senior at Rochester. He averaged over 15 points a game. 46 per cent from the field and led his team in rebounds in NLC play. , • Rocky Goshert, a senior at Warsaw. He was Mr. Hustle and Desire as he averaged 13 points in NLC play. He shot 44 per cent from the field. 71 per cent from free throw line. The following were named to the third team of the conference: Mark Taylor, Bremen; Tim Olinger, Manchester; Jack Swank. Rochester; Barry Kline, Warsaw; Dave Madrick, Wawasee; Gordy Clemens, Warsaw; Steve Peterson, Plymouth; Mike Swank, Rochester; Blain Heckaman, North Wood, Bob Albertson, Plymouth and Doug Caughall, Manchester. s Rochester and Plymouth both won sectional championships this year.

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