The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 May 1975 — Page 3

WHS number one at Concord relays

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee track team edged conference leader North Wood to win the Concord relay championship. The Warriors won with 72 points as North Wood took second with 71. A total of eight schools participated. Other scores were as follows: Concord 68, Goshen 60, South Bend Jackson 53, Plymouth 42, South Bend Clay 23 and South Bend Saint Joe 14. Firsts were taken by W’awasee in three events The long jump team Dave tollman. Ralph Reiff and Rick Bauman — broke the relay record with a combined

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effort of 59 feet, 94 inches. The shot team set a new relay record as it took first; Dave Wollman. Brian Lemberg and Mitch Ousley combined for a distance of 152 feet, one inch. Dave Wollman, Dan Miller and Jerry Rhodes composed the winning discus team W’awasee took second in the sprint medley Members of the team were Chad Singrey, Steve Cromer, Dan Walker and Rick Dahlstrom Setting a new school record with a third place finish in the mile relay were Chad Singrey, Tim Hamman. Rick Dahlstrom and Steve Kroh

The two mile relay team was also third. It was composed of Doug Shock. Toby Popenfoose. Tim Hamman and Steve Kroh. The high jump team, which was made up of Chad Singrey. Larry Allen and Mike Ousley, placed third. Steve Cromer, Rick Bauman. Denny Spearman and Dan W alker placed fourth in the sprint medley. In the hurdle relay Steve Cromer, Denny Spearman, Toby Popenfoose and Keith Cripe were fourth. The high pole vault team of Keith Cripe. Tim Morganthaler and Larry Allen placed fourth The distance medley and intermediate medley relay teams both placed fifth. Members of the distance medley were Joel Popenfoose, Rick Wuthrich and Doug Shock; intermediate medley members were Tim Hamman. Greg Evans. Joel Popenfoose and Steve Kroh Wawasee creams Central Noble By SANDY GERENCSER Wawasee's girls tennis team smoked Central Noble in a home meet last Monday, 7-0. Amy Purdum won her match 63. 6-0 Meg Schopf topped her foe 6-3, 6-2. Dawn Price whipped her adversary 6-1, 6-1 Sue Krug was victorious 6-0, 6-1. Teresa Carpenter topped her foe 6-0. 6-1. Jill Farrell and Alice Gunden were winners in doubles 6-1, 6-3. Pat McQuillian and Karen Butcher took their match 6-2, 6-0. Wawasee falls to North Wood By SANDY GERENCSER The girls tennis team, which is under the direction of Don Scholer. fell to North Wood last Tuesday. 6-1. in a meet on the Panthers' courts Amy Purdum was defeated 1-6-0-6. Meg Schopf toppled 1-6, 3-6. and Dawn Price lost 4-6, 0-6. Sue Krug was victorious in her match 6-2. 6-2 Teresa Carpenter was downed 4-6, 1-6. Alice Gunden and Jill Farrell were beaten in their doubles match 5-7, 1-6. Karen Butcher and Pat McQuillian were defeated in three sets 3-6, 7-5, 0-6. In exhibition Cindy Franke and Chervl Skelton lost 1-10.

Warriorettes turn Tigers inside-out

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee girls’ track team, which is coached by Marcia Carpenter, demolished host Warsaw recently. 85-19. The Warriorettes took first place in all events. The 80 yard hurdles were won by Teresa Wiegand Lorene Spearman and Barb Yoder were first and second in the 100 yard dash Jenny Boyer placed first in the mile. Wawasee swept the 440; Kelly Hamman was first while Terri Holtzclaw and Marie Kitson were second and third respectively. Roxana Auer was the winner in the 880; Benji Hall was third , Lorene Spearman and Barb Yoder were first and second respectively in the 220. Peg Beer won the shot put while Judy Moser finished third The long

Wawasee participates in Elkhart tennis invitational

By SANDY GERENCSER Don Schaler's tennis team went to Elkhart last Saturday for an invitational. No team scores were figured but two Warriorettes advanced to finals action. Dawn Price won her first match 11-5, and her second 6-0. 61 Sue Krug advanced to second round competition after winning 10-3; she took the second match 76. 6-4. Both girls were rained out in their final matches. Their opponents were both from Elkhart Memorial Meg Schopf and Teresa Carpenter were defeated in their second rounds Both won their first round by default. Meg was defeated in the next round 3-6, 2-6 while Teresa lost 6-2. 4-6, 3-6. Amy Purdum was beaten in her first round Wawasee had three doubles

Softball League to form at Wawasee A girls softball league will be formed at Wawasee high this Saturday. May 10. The organizational meeting will be held in the commons area beginning at 10 a.m. All girls who will be entering the freshman, sophomore, junior or senior classes next fall are welcome to attend. John Replogle will be coaching the team. Games will be played through July.

jump was won by Barb Bouwer; Roxana Auer and Peg Beer were second and third respectively in the event. Barb Brouwer hurled the softball 200 feet, eight inches to win; Kathy Beer was third. In the high jump Tammy Schumn and Bea Carvajal were first and second. All three relay teams took first place honors. Members of the teams were as follows: 880 relay - Barb Brouwer, Deb Miller, Judy Fouts and Serena Walker; 440 relay - Angie Mock. Barb Yoder, Peg Beer and Lorene Spearman; 880 medley relay - Angie Mock, Serena Walker. Kelly Hamman and Rhonda Byrd. Wawasee’s girls have already qualified in all events for sectional. In fact the Warriorettes have two girls qualified in the softball throw, long jump. 100, 220 and hurdles.

teams in action; however, none advanced past the first game. Participating were Jill Farrell and Alice Gunden. Cindy Sprague and Pat McQuillian and Susan Shank and Debbie Bailey. Hits and Misses have banquet May 3 The Hits and Misses bowling league of Syracuse has wrapped up another season with the annual banquet held Saturday, May 3. at the bowling alley south of Syracuse. .After the smorgasbord dinner. Sherry Brown gave the secretary-treasurers report followed by the presentation of awards by president Bob Brown. Those’ receiving awards were as follows: First place team — Mullins Texaco, consisting of Barb and Norm Hanford and Linda and Mike Donaldson High team game scratch — Campbell's Market with 734 High team series scratch — Brazel’s with 2086 High team game handicap — Syracuse Hardware with 746 High team series handicap — Seiffert Tile Company with 1976 Men's high series — Norm Hanford with 642 Men’s high game — Bob Simon and Eric Coburn, tied with 246 Women's high series — Sherry Brown with 562 Women’s high game — Louise Golden with 222 Most improved average awards went to John Miller .‘or men at 17 pins increase and for women Yvonne Coburn with a 24 pin increase. Several door prizes were also given away. On April 30. the league held election of officers for the 1975-76 season. Those elected were: President — Bud Slabaugh Vice president — John Miller Secretary-treasurer — Susan Corn TtartOay Night LaUm Thomfiurg Drugs 40 42 Ivu Plumtxng 1 Hoting Wj 4*’: Kale island Baacen 77 55 Wawasee Electronics 7* 5* Lancer Products 74 44 Regent Homes 71 34 Lynn Feller ins 4» i 42 : P.icner 's Shoes 47’, 441 * mwiers Mobile Homes 44 46 SieepvOw’ 44 44 House Ban* 65 47 Branding Iron Bar 44 44 Anchor Bar 43 ! s 441 > N W Fireman's Au* 43 44 Farm Bureau Co Op 4 ’ 71 Homer s Bar 41 73 Braiet'S 5» 73 The Arrow Corp 52' 1 79'» Merr,it's Lounge Si * Bechtold Plum&ing A Heating J* 1 W’> High team game ano series Thornburg Drugs — 860 2336 500 ser.es S Kern 571. 5 Wolterman See, k Knisley SS». J a Reed SS3. H. Taylor SO. C Nolan 52*. i Kn.sley 520. C Peterson SIM. C Simpson SO3 45c ser es ano aoove K Williams *** S Brown 494. D Weaver M 2, B Kern 4*l. L Welty «* F Money «2 J Slabaugh 474. I Menj.e 472. E Has*.ns 4*». l Ulrev 454. C Brauer 454. D Byraet 451 JOOgames K Kn-siey 213. C Noian 2H. S Wolterman 21M J A Reed 204. $ Kem 202 110 games and aoove S. Kem 19*. 170. D Byrket l»5. S Wolterman I*3. 172. H Taylor

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SWIMMING PRACTICE TO BEGIN MAY 19 A notice is being given to all competitive swimmers that practice will begin on Monday. May 19, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Wawasee high school pool. Any boy or girl who is interested in competitive swimming should be present at the first practice. They\are asked to be ready to swim. There is a need to prepare for the summer competition which begins in June. All additional information will be available at the first practice. There is a $3 per swimmer charge. Persons who cannot attend the meeting and practice should call the high school to sign up. DEPRESSION NOW? Labor leader George Meany says the nation’s unemployment rate amounts to a depression. The AFL-CIO president blames administration and Federal Reserve Board policies for creating the current conditions.

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Wed., May 7, 1975 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

P. RANDALL tied old record

G. BROWN

Golfers tripped by Squires

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee golf team lost to Manchester Monday evening in a nine hole meet, 161-149. The meet was at the Sycamore course. Bob Johnson was the tribe s leader as he shot a 37. The Warriors just couldn’t compete with the Squires punch that night. Four of Manchester’s five players were in the 30’s. The junior varsity salvaged its half of the meet as it won 166-181. The boys had a very balanced attack Gary Brown and Rick Golfers ambush Wawasee Prep By SANDY GERENCSER Last Wednesday the Wawasee golf team topped Wawasee Prep at the Wawasee golf course. 158192. in a nine hole match. Rob Zurcher was low medalist as he shot a 37. Phil Randall followed with a 39. Varsity scoring: WAWASEE - Phil Randall 39. Rob Zurcher 37. Jon Owens 41. Gary Miller 41, Bob Johnson 41 WAWASEE PREP — M Wilger 45, J. Bruneman 46, H. Battes 51, B. Bland 50, M. Skewington 51. Minor accident in drive-in parking lot Syracuse police investigated a two-vehicle mishap at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in the parking lot at the Maryann Drive-In in Syracuse where $250 in damage was estimated. The accident occurred as Richard Powers. Ferndale, Mich., backed his 1973 Dodge into a parked 1969 Buick. The Buick was owned by Margaret E. Hall of Milford which sustained $250 in damage. There was none to the Dodge.

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B. JOHNSON sets new record

R. MCKIBBEN

This Week's ‘ Low Medalists

McKibben each had 41. Mark Hoover and Dave Firestone both scored 42. Brian Slabaugh added a 43. Varsity results: WAWASEE - Phil Randall 47. Bob Johnson 37, Rob Zurcher 41, Gary Miller 41, Jon Owens 42 MANCHESTER — Steve Orpurt 38,= Bruce Farringer 38, Brian Baker 37, Kent Mishler 42. Brian Kauffman 36. WHS linksters blast West Noble By SANDY GERENC'SER The Wawasee golf team topped West Noble on the Maxwelton course last Friday, 154-166, in a nine hole meet. Bob Johnson set a new school record as he shot a 34; however, it will go down jn the books with a star because it was made on a course with a par of 35. The junior varsity also came out victorious. 173-186. Gary Brown led the tribe with a 41. Varsity results: WAWASEE - Phil Randall 39, Jon Owens 41, Rob Zurcher 40, Bob Johnson 34, Gary Miller 42 W’EST NOBLE — Jammy Lung 42, Dave Shull 42, Darrell Krugman 40. Scott Kay 42, Kelley Stevens 45. Junior varsity results: WAWASEE — Brian Slabaugh 43, Gary Brown 41, Mark Hoover 45. Dave Firestone 44. Rick McKibben 46.

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