The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 April 1975 — Page 2

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THE MAII.-JOl R.XAL — Wed.. April :itt. 1975

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L■ 7 J 1 :J* I SAM LI DWIG. Low Medalist

Golfers whip Lions

SANDY GERENCSER The Warriors' golf team, which is coached bv Rudy Cesco, beat

I Turkey Creek Township Assessor, Harry M. VanHemert, reminds all tax- ■ payers who have personal property and-or f businesses that their assessments must be I in his office by May 15th. Delinquent penalties will be added after that date. Items to be assessed are all boats, motors and trailers. Snowmobiles and ? snowmobile trailers. Airplanes. House cars, motor homes and campers. Also, all vehicles that carry a license plate over 11,000 pounds. Dog tags can be purchased at the I Assessor's office.

REBATE? DISCOUNT? Coll it what you wish... but starting Friday, May 2, you may hove any sportcoat or sportcoat-coordinate at a flat out saving of one-third. How about lay away for Poppa's Day? No charge for alterations. j><r. !)COPPBS.taL,. ”° XEnM “ foe men and men , MXE TILL FIVE-THIRTY DAILY ... TILL NOON Till RSDAY ... EIGHT-THIRTY FRIDAYS

MARK HOOVER. Uw Medalist

Bremen Monday evening m a nine hole match 165-174 at the South Shore course Its over all

record stands at 7-2 while its NLC record went to 2-1. The Warriors were all within three strokes of each other for a balanced attack. Sam Ludwig was low medalist with a 40. The “B” team won its segment of the match 169-204. Mark Hoover led with a 40. Scores follow: WAWASEE — Sam Ludwig 40. Phil Randall 41. Jon Owens 42. Garv Miller 42, Rob Zurcher 43 BREMEN — Ron Keipfer 41. Gary Leeper 42. Kelly Gunterm an 42. Don Swain 49. Bob Modiset 49 Wawasee travels to Manchester for a 4:15 meet next Monday. Blind Bogey is play at South Shore Ladies' day at the South Shore golf course was “Blind Bogey". The winner of the 18 hole group was Sandy Walgamuth. Jackie Wortinger and Susie Hulley tied for second place. The nine hole winners were, in descending order, Margo Koehlinger. Dorothy Snyder and Blanche Thornburg. The next play of the day will be “Two Man Best Ball”. Young Warriors win invitational By SANDY GERENCSER The freshman and sophomore members of the Wawasee track team competed in the Tippecanoe Valley Invitational last week. They brought back top honors as they pounded all rivals. Team scores were Wawasee ill. Rochester 82. Tippecanoe 64. Bremen 63., North Miami 50, Manchester 46. Culver 26 and Whitko 23. Rick Bauman was a double winner as he stole first in both the low and high hurdles. Mitch Ousley won the shot put. Dan Walker took honors in the 440 while Tim Hamman won the 880 for the tribe. Keith Cripe topped his opponents in the pole vault. Mike Ousley notched first in the high jump. Kevin Gilbert placed second in the two mile run. Rick Bauman came in second in the long jump The team of Joel Popenfoose. Dan Walker. Keith Cripe and Tim Hamman finished second in the mile relay. Steve Cromer placed third for the Warriors in the 100 yard dash. Fish Stary Yeah, the first was too small to bother with, so I got a couple of guys to help me throw it back in the lake — Bluejacket, Memphis

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Wawasee topped in Bth inning By SANDY GERENCSER The Warrior baseball team was defeated by East Noble in an extra inning last Friday. 2-0, in a home game The pitching game was quite close in the first seven innings. Winning pitcher Don Fee allowed the Warriors seven hits while the tribe's Mark Smith gave up only five. The Warriors had several opportunities to take the win but just couldn't get the runs over home plate. They had two men on base in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings with just one out; however, they couldn't bring any of them in. By the end of the game, East Noble had left six men on base while Wawasee left nine stranded. In the top of the eighth, Mark Smith surrendered a single and hit a batter These two base runners were that sent to second and third bases by a fielder’s choice. Smith intentionallyloaded the bases and then Jim Norris took his turn at bat. NWrts was good for a two run single tfcat took the win for East Noble. JV blasts ft Warsaw By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Lambert’s boys defeated Warsaw last Tuesday 14-11 on the Warrior diamond. Stan Kroh sparked the team as he was 2-4 from the plate and brought in two RBl’s. Bruce Cooper hit in a pair of runs also The team sent eight men around the bases in a fantastic fourth inning. Wawasee hosts the Prep today (Wednesday) at 4 p.m. Baseball Boosters to meet at Milford Garry Sorensen, president of the Milford Baseball Boosters club, announces that there will be a meeting next Tuesday evening. May 6. at 7:30 in the Milford junior high cafeteria. All parents, club members and persons interested in the summer baseball program are urged to attend this meeting On the agenda will be the club's project for the Memorial Day activities this year.

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Warriors smash Northfield 6-1

By SANDY GERENCSER Bob Heady's baseball team knocked-off Northfield 6-1 last Tuesday at Northfield. Brothers Mark and Bryan Smith were the stars for the evening. Mark wallopped two home runs and was responsible for three RBl's. Bryan was the winning pitcher as he gave up only two hits and one unearned run in four innings of play.

South Shore men have opening season event

The South Shore Men's Golf association opening breakfast and tournament was held on April 20 with 60 participating. Format for the tournament play was a 2-man best ball with full handicap. Results were. First — Chris Koher and Bill Wilson, scoring 61 Second, tie — Dick Waldron and Bud Felkner. and Ken Warriorettes win triangular By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee girls’ track team defeated Elkhart Memorial and Manchester in a home meet last Thursday. Scores were — Wawasee 79. Memorial 44 and Manchester 11. Tammy Schumn qualified for sectional in the high jump. The girls won first in 10 of the 13 events. Results follow. 80 yard hurdles — Teresa Weigand (W), Linton (ME), Rhonda Byrd (W), Sheppard (MA). Time : 13.75 Long jump — Barb Brouwer (W), Peg Beer (W), Roxana Auer (W), Peterson (ME). Distance 16’34” High jump — Gavin (ME), Tammy Schumn (W). Williams (MA), Johnson (MA). Height 4’10" 100 yard dash — Lorene Spearman (W), Barb Yoder (W), Bechtel (ME), Woods (MA). Time .11.7 220 — Lorene Spearman (W). Barb Yoder (W), John (ME). Woods (MA). Time :26.8 440 — Kelly Hamman (W). Malcomb (ME), Collinge (MA), Snell (MA). Time :66.7 880 — Zanetti (ME), Benji Hall(W), Ronk (ME). Mary Kitson (W). time 2:53.3 Mile run — Roxana Auer (W), Jenny Boyer (W), McKenzie (ME), Stemm (ME). Time 6:17.45 Shot put — Peg Beer (W), Bonsell. (ME). Baum (ME), Beverson (ME». Distance 36’4” Softball throw — Barb Brouwer (W). Kathy Beer (W), Burgess (MA). Bonsell (ME). Distance 188’8” 440 relay — Wawasee (Lorene Spearman. Barb Yoder, Angie Meek. Peg Beer). Memorial. Manchester. Time .52.7 880 relay — Wawasee (Barb Brouwer, Deb Miller, Judy Fouts, Serena Walker), Memorial. Manchester. Time 1:589 880 medley relay — Memorial, Wawasee (Angie Mock, Serena Walker, Kelly Hamman and Rhonda Byrd). Manchester. Time 2:10.5 City league to begin A city league will begin play at the Maxwelton golf course on Thursday nights beginning May 7. Tee off is between 4 and 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome to participate.

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Jim Adams sei the stage for Bryan as he pitched for the first three innings and didn’t relinquish a hit. Brian McKay added a home run of his own in a three-run fourth inning. Also in the fourth came Northfield's only run. It came about after Bryan hit a batter, tossed a wild pitch and let a double bring in one runner.

Koenig and Larry Stackhouse. 65 Third, tie — Phil Smith, Dave Shields; and John Hulley and Charles Haffner. 66 Fourth, three-way — Harold Bartman and Don Morris. LarryGray and Russ Stickney, and John Hossinger and Jack Calkins, 67. I I Ji Z r7T 1 ROB ZURCHER, Low Medalist HBrw / GARY MILLER. Low Medalist Golfers trounce Northridge By SANDY GERENCSER Rudy Cesco's Warrior golf team up-ended the Northridge Raiders last Thursday as it beat them 157-175 at the South Shore course All five of the Warriors out-did the Raiders’ low medalist. Rob Zurcher led the attack with a 37 to take low medalist honors for the day. Jon Owens added a 38 to the winning effort while Phil Randall, Sam Ludwig and Bb Johnson each chipped in a 41. The junior varsity won 163-192 with Gary' Miller shooting a 38 to spark the team. Varsity scores: Wawasee — Rob Zurcher 37, Jon Owens 38, Phil Randall 41, Bob Johnson 41. Sam Ludwig 41. Northridge — Jeff Boomershine 42, Dan Vogelzang 43. Pat Grove 44, Matt Pletcher 46. Craig Jackson 46 Wawasee goes to West Noble tomorrow (Thursday) for a meet at 4 p.m.

South Shore ladies hold opening breakfast event

The South Shore Golf club Ladies association held its kickoff breakfast Sunday morning in the clubhouse dining room. Following a buffet breakfast, programs were given for the summer schedule. Officers for the season are: President — Joan Gray Vice president — Eleanor Moots Secretary-treasurer — Jackie Wortinger Special events chairman are: Tournament, Susie Hulley; hostess, Jean Gotshall; handicap, Ruth Banta and Pearl Herrmann; special event, Sandy Walgamuth; prizes, the officers.

Warriorettes sport first loss

By SANDY GERENCSER Marcia Carpenter's girl’s track team was defeated for the first time since the establishment of the team four years ago. Wawasee was beaten by Penn 5451 last Thursday in a big meet at Penn In spite of the loss, two more girls qualified for sectional competition, bringing the team’s total to 14 events for sectional. Teresa Wiegand will represent Wawasee in the hurdles. Peg Beer met the mark in the long jump. Individual places follow: 80 yard hurdles — Linda Books (P), Teresa Wiegand (W). Tracy Beehler (P) Time 12.3 100 yard dash — Lorene Spearman (W), Cheryl Olson (P). Barb Yoder (W) Time 11.2 Mile — Roxana Auer (W), Jenny Boyer (W), Donna Harlacher (P) Time 6:22.6 880 yard relay — Penn. Wawasee (Barb Brouwer. Deb Miller. Judy Fouts and Serena Walker) Time 6:22.6 440 yard dash — Kelly Hamman (W>, Julie Lavine (P). KayFlorian (P> Time 65.8 880 yard run — Kathy Avery’ (P). Benji Hall (W), Sue Cunningham (P) Time 2:48.7 440 yard relay — Wawasee Wawasee sth at Goshen relays By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Minton’s Wawasee track team placed fifth out of 24 teams in the recent Goshen Relays. Dave Wollman was an individual champion as he won the discus with a throw of 153 feet 6 inches He also took second in the shot put. The three relay teams all finished third. The 440 team was made up of Steve Kroh, Dan Walker. Steve Cromer and Rick Dahlstrom Members of the 880 team were Dan Walker, Steve Cromer, Rick Dahlstrom and Rick Bauman. The sprint medley team was composed of Chad Singrey. Steve Cromer, Steve Kroh and Dan Walker. Joel Popenfoose came in fourth in the 440 low hurdles DennySpearman took third in the lowhurdles and fifth in the highs.

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special events, Joy Warner and Brenda Kuhn; scoring committee, Jackie W’ortinger, Susie Hulley. Joan Gray. A style show with sport clothing from the pro shop was modeled with narration by Mary Ellen Roderick. Club models were Stella Heckaman, B. J. Silveus, Linda Phillabaum, Sandy Walgamuth. Mary Ellen Wilson, and Dorothy Snyder. A special welcome to the group was given by club pro, Steve Roderick, followed by a nine-hole scramble event which was rained out. Regular Tuesday play starts on April 29 with a blind bogey.

(Angie Mock. Barb Yoder, Peg Beer. Lorene Spearman) Penn Time 53.8 220 yard dash — Lorene Spearman (W), Barb Yoder (W), Cheryl Olson (P) Time 25.3 880 medley relay — Penn, Wawasee (Angie Mock, Serena Walker, Kelly Hamman and Rhonda Byrd) Shot put — Peg Beer (W), Pam "Diomas (P), Kelly Adelsperger (P) Distance 37’4” High jump — Shelly Kronwitter (P). Sue Cunningham (P) and Gayle Thielka (P) Height 4’10” Softball throw — Betsy Reinholtz (P), Barb Brouwer (W), Kelly Adelsperget (P) Distance 195’11” Long jump — Peg Beer (W), Tracy Beehler (P), Jill Brennan (P) Distance 15’24" Wawasee will visit Rochester tomorrow (Thursday) for a meet at 4:30.

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