The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 May 1975 — Page 2

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Wawasee smashes Vikings

By SANDY GERENCSER * The Warrior baseball team beat Tippecanoe Valley in both games of a double-header last Saturday on the Wawasee diamond The tribe destroyed the Vikings in the first game 12-1. and it also won the second. 4-3 Wawasee had a spectacular . first game Its big inning was the fourth when the Warriors had six players round the bases. Due to the. "10 run rule", the game lasted only six innings Mark Smith was three for three from the plate as Brian McKay was two for three Al Kitson scored three runs and had six stolen bases to his credit Gary Dean and Vince Rhodes each drove in two runs Vince Rhodes was the winning pitcher as he struck out 12 batters m five innings Jim Adams came m as pitcher in the sixth for the save Tippecanoe’s Bob Gast was the losing pitcher as he went the distance Scoring came late m the second

Summer gymnastics planned at Lakeland Youth Center

An eight week summer gymnastics course for area children is being offered at the Lakeland Youth Center in Syracuse with classes being held on Friday mornings starting June 6. Beginners will meet for events from 8:30-9.30; intermediates for. tumbling and balance beam from 9:30-10:15. w-ith uneven bars and free exercises from 10 15-11

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game of the day Wawasee took the lead in the bottom of the fifth 3-0 but the Vikings came , right back in the top of the sixth to tie it up. 3-3. Don Kinney scored the winning run for the Warriors Kinney got a single, and then he went to second on a sacrifice After a wild pitch Vince Rhodes laid down a suicide squeeze and Kinney scored from third Gary Dean is credited with the win He was aided by the pitching of Mark Smith and Jim Adams. Wawasee will host Goshen on Friday at 430 Saturday the Warriors will do battle with Manchester on the Squires’ diamond The NLC rivals will clash in a double-header to start at 11. Statistics First game — Tippecanoe 000100— 1 Wawasee 022602 —l2 WAWASEE — Vince Rhodes 211, Al Kitson 331. Gary Dean 111. Mark Smith 323. Brian McKay 302. Jerry Dean 010. Dale Ganz 211. Jim Adams 300. John Gard-

Advanced students will tumble and work on the beam from 11:151145 Instruction for the ad ; vanced on uneven bars and floor exercises will.be from 11:4512:30. Instructors will be Tracy Rinker. Kathy Yoder. Barb Yoder and Rhonda Byrd Pre-enrollment is necessary Frosh whip Goshen BY SANDY GERENCSER Tony Clouse s freshmen golf team defeated Goshen last Monday. 190-199 The team’s record stands at 5-1. Scores for the young Warriors were David Owens 44. Chris Henning 46. Jim Hoover 47 and Mark Walgamuth 53. The boys will host Warsaw tonight

ner 221. Harlen Hursev 312 TIPPECANOE - Harris 301. Rockhill 200. Dickerhoff 200. Groninger 200. Gast 110. Miller 000. Hackworth 300. Huffman 300. Drudge 200, McFadden 100. Beasly 300 Second game — Tippecanoe 0000030 — 3 Wawasee 000031 —4 WAWASEE — Doug Pollock 212. Gary Dean 000. Al Kitson 201. Jim Adams 100, Jeff Miller 311. Mark Smith 311. Brian McKay 300. Don Kinney 312. Bryan Smith 200. Mike Stork 200. Vince Rhodes 000. Jerrv Dean 200 TIPPECANOE - Webb 412. Harris 310. Dickerhoff 200. Groninger 210. Rockhill 000. Miller 300, McFadden 300. Johnson 200. Huffman 101, Jamison 201. Smally 000. Menzie 200. Beasly 100 Archery shoots move outside at Hoss Hills Hoss Hills Bowmen. Inc., held its first regularly scheduled outside archery shoot on Sunday. April »). at their clubhouse, near Syracuse First place in men’s instinctive “A” class was won by Louie Morts with a score of 54. Bob Wiggs placed second with 52 and Keith Enyeart was third with 44 “B" class winner was Rick Simison with a score of 34. Jere Karst second with 32 and Mike Ginter was third with 31 First place in men’s sight. “A” class was Bob Wolte with 66. Terry Dausman second with 54 and Larry Harris third with 51. "B” class winner was Clarence Shaw with 35 and Fred Martinez second with 28. First place for the women’s division was won by Donita Secnst. while Scott Huyghe.took first place in the junior division The next shoot will be at 1 p.m. on Sunday. May 4. Visitors welcome Trophies or plaques will be awarded to the winners. Warriors blast Whitko Wildcats By SANDY GERENCSER Bob Heady’s baseball team defeated host Whitko in a game last Friday, 9-5 The Warriors came up with five big runs in the fourth inning after being down 3X Bry an Smith was the winning pitcher as he struck out four and fanned four Having two hits apiece were Gary Dean. Vince Rhodes and Brian McKay Dean and Rhodes each drove in two runs Whitko’s main hitter was George Wright as he had a homer and a triple. Wawasee goes to East Noble for a game at 4:30 today (Wednesday ». Statistics Wawasee 1015110 — 9 Whitko 3000101-5 WAWASEE (At bat-runs-hits) — Vince Rhodes 412, Al Kitson 401. Dale Gauz 301. Mark Smith 421. Jerry Dean 111, Brian McKay 312. Jim Adams 310. Doug Pollock 311. Gary Dean 412. Brvan Smith 000. Jeff Miller 311 WHITKO — Schuh 210. Bryant 410. Day 311. Wright 422. Sibert 401. Boggs 402. Gathaway 301, Bolinger 301, Fredrick 000. Secure 300

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Tippy sailing club plans for 9 new year It’s time again for some fine sail boat racing on Lake Tippecanoe. Last season proved to experts and novices alike that open class racing is challenging as well as fun. Sailors learned a lot from each other regarding boat performance and tuning, strategy and racing rules They also made good friends. This year is going to be even better! Race days are going to be on both Saturdays and Sundays so each skipper can plan regattas into his schedule. In addition to the open class regattas, the organization will sponsor a series of four Hobie Cat regattas and a Lightning regatta Super Porpoise races are in the planning stages. Remember that "open class’’ racing means that everyone races' A meeting for anyone interested in participating in the sailing program is set fm Saturday. May 24. at Bruce Pierce's home on the landing of the Tippecanoe Boat Co., at 7 p.m Persons who can’t make the meeting and would like more information regarding the Lake Tippeeaixx* Sa’4jng club or racing schedule, please write to Kitty Pierce. Lake Tippecanoe Sailing club, in care of Tippecanoe Boat Co . r 2 Leesburg. Ind., 46538 NLC TRACK MEET TOMORROW The Northern Lakes Conference track meet will be held tomorrow (Thursday) at Rochester. Trials are at 6 p.m. with the finals at 7 p.m. The meet is expected to be wide open with Wawasee. North Wood and Warsaw appearing strongest. Twosome Beat Ball is South Shore play The play on Tuesday for the South Shore ladies was Twosome Beat Ball low net. Nine hole winners — Lorie Welty and Beverly Bibler. first; Brenda Kuhn and Phyllis Hains, second; Lorie Welty, low net. Eighteen hole winners — Jackie Wortinger and Ruth Banta, first; Karen Caudill and Jo Waltz, second; Karen Caudill, low net.

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Wawasee site of state BASS chapter tourney

Lake Wawasee will become the first northern Indiana lake to be fished in a major statewide tournament on June 7 and 8 when the Indiana contingent of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society of America Chapter Federation holds its state final event. The launching site for the event will be the Wawasee Plaza Marina located on the southeast end of the lake adjacent to the fish hatchery facilities. The public is invited to both the take off and weigh in. After completing regional tournaments in May and early June, one angler for each club entered in the regional tournaments will qualify for the state final event. Qualifying points will be based on the total weight of fish caught. The top six finishers in the state will win an all expenses paid trip to the National B.A.S.S. Chapter Federation

West Noble wins Lakeland invitational track meet

West Noble’s junior high Chargers took first place honors in the Lakeland invitational track and field meet held April 29 at Wawasee high school. The young Chargers had 76 points. Syracuse was second with 53; Pierceton, third with 444; Manchester, fourth with 30; Milford, fifth with 284. and North Webster, sixth with four. Individual event results follow: Long jump — S. Dziabis ( Man), Silvius (P>. Morris (Mil), K. Kreger (P), Gerver (WN). Distance 18’6 ”, new record Shot put — Gerber (S), Long (S), Smeltzer (WN). Rose (P), Heintzelman (P). Distance 43’11” Discus — Fulk (P), Underwood (Man),Long (S),Smeltzer (WN), Slusher (P). Distance 111’11” 120 low hurdles — Heintzelman (WN). Grove (Mil), Walter (P), Pena (WN). Stoffel (S'). Time 17.7 Pole vault — Andrews (S), Morris (Mil), Johnson (S), Simpson and Marose (NW) tie. Height 10’0”. new record High jump — Gerber (S), A.

Entries coming in for Tournament of Knights

Officials of the International Palace of Sports Youth Foundation, North Webster, have received entries for the fifth annual Tournament of Knights. Heading the list is Rocky Goshert. 19. of Warsaw. He is sponsored by the Warsaw high school athletic department. Rocky has earned a total of seven varsity letters for football, basketball and baseball. He also was all NLC baseball first team in 1973-74 and all NLC basketball second team in 1974-75. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Goshert. Springhill Acres, Warsaw. „ Other entries accepted to date are Mick Neece. 4919 Fairfield Ave., Fort Wayne, sponsored bySouth Side high school; Bob Holstein. 46 Firtree. Muncie, sponsored by Yorktown high school athletic department; and Gory Leeper, r 1 Bremen, sponsored by Bremen high school. The foundation will award SI,OOO to sponsors of winning contestants; while the contestants themselves will compete for the annual Sir Lancelot Du Lac and Sir Galahad awards. The Sir Lancelot DuLac award is a replica of King Arthur s magical sword “Excalibur” presented to the foundation by famed TV’ sportscaster. Chris Schenkel; and the Sir Galahad award is an authentic sterling silver "Holy Grail” Chalice once owned by King George 111 of England, presented to the foundation by Mr. and Mrs. William Mollenhour of Warsaw. The international Palace of Sports Foundation, headed byChris Schenkel. famous ABC sportscastet. offers SI,OOO in

Tournament. In keeping with National B.A.S.S. Federation rules and regulations, all boats will be equipped with an automatic kill engine switch and aerated live well. It is the practice of this organization to return as many live fish as humanly possible back to the lake fished in an effort to further the fish population. Every one of the 64 chapter members of the Indiana State Federation are strongly urged to follow this practice or face possible suspension from the federation. The state federation, formed in 1972. works in close conjunction with the department of natural resources to preserve and further the sport of bass angling by actively becoming engaged in the areas of environment, fish population, and pollution of waters, and youth activities.

Brown (Mil), Kreger (P), Fulk (P>. B Brown Mil). Height 5’34”. new record Mile — Schlemmer (WN), Campos (WN), B. Brown (Mil), Robinson (Man), Ihnen (NW). Time 5:12.2 100 yard dash — Dziabis (Man>. Gerver (WN). Walter (P). Davis (WN). Johnson (SI. Time :11.3. tie old record 440 yard dash — Smeltzer (WN). Morris (Mil), Frey (WN), Stoffel (S), Kreger (P). Time .58.5. new record 880 yard dash — Miller (WN), Ritchie (WN). Slabaugh (S), Fulk (P>„ Korenstra (S). Time 2:21.7. new record 220 yard dash — Dziabis (Man). Gerver (WN). Andrews (S), Pena (WN), Mathias (P). Time .24.7. new record Mile relay — West Noble. Syracuse. Pierceton. Manchester. Milford. Time 4:07.8 880 relay — West Noble. Pierceton. Syracuse. Milford. Manchester. Time 1:48.5

prize monies to the sponsors of winning contestants in the tournament. Competing in six events, representing the sports of baseball, basketball, football, golf, tennis and track, the Knight winning first prize will be titled Sir Lancelot DuLac and SSOO will be awarded to his sponsor; second prize winner will be titled Sir Galahad of 1975 and S2OO will be awarded to his sponsor. Third, fourth and fifth place winners will be titled Knights of Camelot, life members of King Arthur’s court and SIOO will be awarded to each sponsor. There is no entry fee required to enter the tournament. It is open to male graduates of accredited high schools who are sponsored by a non-profit educational, religious, or civic organization Warriorettes rip Rochester By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee girls tennis team crushed Rochester recently. 7-0. in a home meet. Amy Purdum won the number one singles 6-3. 6-2. Meg Schopf took her match by forfeit. Dawn Price was victorious in her match 6-2, 6-0. Sue Krug met the challenge as she beat her opponent 6-0. 6-1 Teresa Carpenter ousted her foe 6-1. 6-3. Ln doubles action Jill Farrell and Alice Gunden won 6-0. 6-1. Karen Bucher and Pat McQuillian took their matches 63. 6-2.

Garry Sorensen, president of the Milford Baseball Boosters, is urging all volunteers to meet at the Milford ball park for a “work day” this Saturday, May 10 and the following Saturday, May 17. starting at 9:30 a.m. Much needs to be done to prepare for the upcoming baseball season and all help will be appreciated. At the Tuesday night meeting club members discussed the

Wawasee topped by Elkhart Memorial

By SANDY GERENCSER The girls tennis team was beaten by Elkhart Memorial, 5-2. in a meet at Elkhart. Wawasee took a singles match and a doubles match. Losing 4-6, 2-6 was Amy Purdum. Meg Schopf was overWarriors smoke Rochester by 20 By SANDY GERENCSER Rudy Cesco’s Warrior golf team beat the Rochester Zebras last Tuesday. 150-170. in a nine hole meet at the South Shore course. Phil Randall tied the school record of 36 on the par 36 course. Wawasee bad a very strong attack as Gary Miller and Sam Ludwig followed with 37’s. The junior varsity won 162-186. Gary Brown was low medalist with a 38. Varsity scores: WAWASEE — Jon Owens 40. Sam Ludwig 37. Rob Zurcher 41, Phil Randall 36. Gary Miller 37 ROCHESTER - Greg Brown 41. Toni Rilinger 45, Mike McGee 42. Kevin Gregory 42. Doug Scott 45 Junior varsity scores: WAWASEE — Bob Johnson 40. Brian Slabaugh 43. Gary Brown 38, Mark Hoover 44. Dave Firestone 41. Wawasee clawed by Bremen Lions By SANDY GERENCSER Wawasee was dumped by Bremen last Wednesday in a home meet. 5-2. The Warriorettes were good for one singles match and one doubles match. Amy Purdum was topped 4-6. 16. and Meg Schopf lost in three sets 4-6. 7-5, 6-7. Dawn Price fell 4-6,1-6. Sue Krug Stomped her foe in three sets 1-6, 6-4, 6-3. Cindy Franke was beaten 6-7, 2-6. In doubles Alice Gunden and Jill Farrell won 6-2. 4-6. 6-3. Pat McQuillian and Cindy Sprague were defeated 0-6, 3-6.

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annual trip to a Chicago Cubs game sponsored for boys and girls enrolled in the summer recreation program; the tentative date is scheduled for Friday. June 13. Plans are being made for a dedication of the new lights now being installed at the Little League baseball diamond. More information will be forthcoming.

turned 2-6, 1-6 as was Dawn Price. 0-6. 4-6. Sue Krug went three sets to win 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. Teresa Carpenter lost 1-6, 5-7. Jill Farrell and Alice Gunden went three sets but were beaten 4-6.6-2. 4-6. Karen Butcher and PatMcQuillian came out on top 6-3,6-2. Viking relays this Saturday The Tippecanoe Valley Vikings will host their first annual Viking relays this Saturday. In addition to the boys, the girls will be in on the act. However, the girls results and freshmen results do not figure in the team score. Field events start at 6 p.m. while running events begin at 7 p.m.

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