The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 May 1975 — Page 3

Warriors runners-up in relay

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee track team placed second to Manchester in the Tippecanoe relays last Saturday. Manchester took the championship with 104 points while Wawasee came very close with 97 points. Remaining team scores were Tippecanoe Valley 714, Argos 50, Caston 39‘ 2 . Whitko 31, Northfield 27 and Culver 14. The Warriors, who had beaten Manchester in the conference meet and also the Concord and Rochester relays, were possibly thrown for a loss as some senior team members were lost to the senior banquet the same evening Award For Wollman Highlighting the tribe s evening, however, was the winning of the outstanding athlete award by senior Dave Wollman He was a member of the winning discus, shot put and long jump relay teams Wawasee was still in the bid for the championship until the mile and novelty relays Finishing behind Manchester in both

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destined the Warriors to second place. Wawasee won first in six events. Members of the winning discus team with a distance of 406 feet, 11 inches were Dan Miller. Dave Wollman and Jerry Rhodes. Ralph Reiff, Rick Bauman and Dave Wollman had a combined effort of 56 feet. 10* 4 inches for the long jump team. The two mile relay team of Steve Kroh, Toby Popenfoose. Doug Shock and Tim Hamman took first in 8:29.9. Combining for 153 feet. 2’i inches in the shot were Dave Wollman. Brian Lemberg and Mitch Ousley Clocked at 1:35.2 in the 880 relay were Steve Cromer. Rick Bauman. Dan Walker and Denny Spearman The 440 relay team - Steve Cromer. Greg Evans, Dan Walker and Denny Spearman - had a time of 46.4 The distance medley relay team - Greg Evans, Toby Popenfoose. Tim Hamman and Doug Shock was second. Also placing second were Keith Cripe. Tim «Morganthaler and Larry Allen in the pole vault

Denny Spearman. Rick Bauman. Keith Cripe and Joel Popenfoose were third in the ' shuttle hurdles. In the high jump Larry Allen. Mike Ousley and Keith Cripe combined talents to capture third. - . Coming in fourth in the mile relay were Tim Hamman. Toby Popenfoose. Marty Welker and Steve Kroh. The intermediate medley team - Joel Popenfoose. Marty Welker. Brad Sorensen and Kevin Gilbert - took fifth. The novelty relay team, which •is made up of (1) the team s heaviest man. <2> a member of the discus team (3) any track team member and (4) a shot putter carrying a shot, consisted of Mitch Ousley. Jerry Rhodes, Brad Sorensen and Brian Lemberg Wawasee was fifth in the event Taking sixth in the sprint medley relay were Steve Cromer, Marty Welker. Greg Evans and Steve Kroh JV ousts North field By SANDY GERENCSER The junior varsity baseball team of Wawasee beat Northfield 12-8 last Thursday The team s record stands at 6-2 Bruce Cooper was the winning pitcher Stan .Kroh led the team as he tallied three rims and had a double Mark Phillabaum. Todd Haines and Jeff Smith each had two RBl’s to their credit Wawasee 2031321 -12 Northfield 1200041 - 8 Next on the team s schedule are the Tigers in a game at Warsaw at 4 30 on Thursday. Warriors split with Squires By SANDY GERENCSER In the double header at Man Chester last Saturday the Wawasee baseball team won the first game 5-2 while it fell to the Squires in the second game 8-0. Wawasee’s record is 7-7. Mark Smith led the tribes attack in the first game as he was two for three on a double and a home run. He was credited with

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three RBl's. Smith's pitching was also valuable in the game. • The sixth inning was opened with the score locked at 2-2. Then Wawasee came through with three big runs. Brian McKay was walked and J. C. Schrock, a pinch scunner. came home on Smith’s Jerry Dean then brought Smfth around the bases with a single. After a ground out and an error in throwing. Dean tallied run number five. Wawasee just seemed to get off on the wrong fool in the nightcap. The tribe was down 3-0 at the close of the first inning; two of the Squires’ runs were unearned First game results: Wawasee 2000030 — 5 Manchester 101000 X — 2 Second game results: Wawasee 0000000 — o Manchester 303002 x — 8 Warriors blitz East Noble 6-2 By SANDY GERENCSER The Warrior baseball team, coached by Bob Heady, triumphed in its game with East Noble, the host school. 6-2. The victory was the fifth m a row for the tribe Vince Rhodes was the winning pitcher and allowed just five hits in the game Alan Kitson and Mark Smith each had two hits; 0 also had two RBI ’s Bryan Smith got his first hit in high school baseball, and it was a double. The tribe was really on the ball in the third inning as it pulled a triple play. Pitcher Vince Rhodes caught a hit and the alert Warriors caught runners off at first and second. The Warriors journey to Fairfield for a double header on Saturday. Game times are 1 and 2:30 Statistics Wawasee 0000420 — 6 East Noble 0020000 -2 WAWASEE - Vince Rhodes 411. Alan Kitson 422. Dale Ganz 200. Mark Smith 312. Gary Dean 411. Brian McKay 301, Doug Pollock 100, Mike Stork 000, JerryDean 200. Jim Adams 000. Jeff Miller 401, Bryan Smith 211 EAST NOBLE — Fee 200. Fisher 311. Tipton 312, Ruble 200, Norris 301. Pankop 100. IhrieOOO. K Helmkamp 300. Uhl 300. Hampshire 000, P Helmkamp 301. Rithie 000. Forbes 000, Spehiger 100. Ed Cable on tennis team NORTH MANCHESTER - Ed Cable, freshman, son of Mr. and Mrs William Cable, r 2 Syracuse, is playing tennis for the Manchester college Spartans this spring. He is a graduate of Fairfield junior-senior high school.

Competitive swimming practice to begin Practice will begin on Monday, May 19. at 3:30 p.m. for competitive swimmers. It will be held at the Wawasee high school pool and will last for one hour. Any boy or girl who is interested in competitive swimming should be present at the first practice. They should be ready to swim as there is a need to prepare for summer competition which begins in June. All additional information will be available at the first practice. Persons who cannot attend should call the school to sign up. Information is also available at the school on registration fees, etc. More sports news on page 8 Worn license plates will be replaced Commissioner Ralph W. Van Natta of the bureau of motor vehicles announced recently motorists who have new license plates on which the paint has worn off may trade them in for new plates. Owners of faded plates will receive free replacement plates if they take the plate in to any local license branch "We have had a problem wiui some shipments of the plates this year in that the paint wears off during normal use. It involves only a small number of the nearly five million plates that will sell this year,” Van Natta said. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kroh and son Greg and Mr and Mrs W. D. TeGrootenhuis. Kim and Mark. Wheaton. 111., and Mr and Mrs. Ernest Clashman and Nancy and Alan, Anderson, spent Mother's day with Mrs Charles W. Kroh in Syracuse.

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PLAN NOAH’S ARK DAY — Members of the Milford Christian church are in the process of planning a Noah's Ark Day to be held on Sunday. June 8. on the church grounds. Many pairs of animals will be on display on that day for the youngsters to be viewed and adults and teenagers will be dressed as Noah and members of his family to tell the Bible story. Shown in the picture viewing a wooden replica of the ark are youngsters of the church — Tim Sipress. Lisa Gansert. Kandy Wilson. Christy Sipress. Tim Gansert and Doug Men in the back are Tom Spencer and Gerald Lucas, members of the committee: and Eldon Wilson, minister of the church.

Damage is heavy in early morning fire, home saved

An alarm at 12:50 a.m. Tuesday brought Syracuse firemen to a call about 10 miles east of Syracuse at the Robert Gibson home on Noble countv road 300 N. however, the fire which was raging, had alreadyleveled a storage building and the Cromwell fire department was battling the fire. Ligonier firemen were also called to the scene Water sprayed on the Gibson home saved the structure, however, a dumber of windows were broken out. State trooper Michael Pershing. en route to a bank alarm at

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the Hatchery branch of the State Bank of Syracuse, turned in the alarm. The alarm had sounded at the bank as flames had burned telephone and electrical lines causing the malfunction, and the Gibsons were left without service or away to call for assistance. Initial damage estimates of the fire were set at SIO.OOO-$12,000. People are honest when trust is placed in them by someone they admire.

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