The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 May 1975 — Page 2

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TOURNEY WINNERS — Members of the Wawasee high school varsity golf team won the Central Noble invitational tournament held on May 10. > From left in frqnt with the trophy are Rob Zurcher. Sam Ludwig and Gary Miller. in back are Jon Owens. Bob Johnson and coach Rudy Cesco.

Golfers win CN tourney

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee golf team, defending champion of the Central Noble Invitational tournament, won the meet in grand style as it set a new THE MAIL-JOURNAL euMoftctf The MM Jomtiml ano »» Swond Cl*»* matter »! 'he P O S» *’ Indian* **U7 W<»»d c»*»* pov*»» M'd •’ 193 E M».n it’Hl S»»*<uw Indiana *nd at additional entry Sudtcriptian M 0» par KoMivMMS caunty o«»vd» county

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tournament record. The Warriors combined for a total of 305 strokes in the 18 hole tourney Not only did the team set a tourney record, but it broke the school record of 321 set at Augusta Hills last year. Placing behind Wawasee were Carroll 315. Central Noble 323. West Noble 327. Woodlan 328, Winamac 331, Northridge 333, Whitko 335. Lakeland 339, Churubusco 339. Concord 344. Huntington Catholic 354. Hamilton 360. Garrett 377 and Prairie Heights 398 Gary Miller led the Wawasee attack with a 75 Bob Johnson was right behind Miller with a 76. Shooting 77 s were Jon Owens and Sam Ludwig Rob Zurcher had 79 strokes Low medalist honors went to Scott Guard of Carroll as he shot a one-over par 71. Tomorrow (Thursday) the

golfers will host Goshen at 3:30 for an 18 hole meet. Wawasee girls lose first league softball game Thompson's of Goshen beat the Wawhsee girls by the score of 239. Wawasee scored six runs in the top of the first but Goshen came back with seven in their half of the inning Wawasee girls' team, which has been organized just recently, met a tough and experienced ball club in Thompson's. who is picked to take the league championship For Wawasee Jeanie Dye had three hits and Tammy Schumn had two, one being a home run. Miller was the winning pitcher with Kathi Replogle taking the toss The girls are looking toward a promising season with their next game being Sunday. June 1. at 1 p.m. at Goshen. Practice will be Thursday, May 22. 5-7 p m. on the Syracuse junior high school diamond.

Lw. •yEi jH i,ii BI Lit Jk REGIONAL TONIGHT — The girts track regional will take place tonight at Fort Wayne Concordia. A total of 204 participants will compete at Zollner stadium at C p.m. Shown above are members of the Wawasee high school team who took top honors at the sectional last week. The girls will all be participating in the regional tonight. Shown in the front row are Rhonda Byrd. Kathy Beer. Angie Mock. Jennifer Longenecker. Roxana Auer. Serena Walker and Teresa Wiegand. In back are Kelly Hamman. Christy Beer. Judy Fouls. Jenny Boyer. Barb Yoder. Lorene Spearman. Tammy Schumn. Barb Bouwer and coach Marcia Carpenter.

A <a£ I'M Warriors take doubleheader By SANDY GERENCSER Bob Heady s Wawasee baseball team won both giames in the doubleheader at Fairfield last Saturday. The first game score was &4 while the second game was 12-2. Vince Rhodes was starting pitcher in the first game. He was relieved by Mark Smith in the seventh inning, who went ahead to pick up the win. Smith was three of five at the plate; he was good for a double, a triple and a home run Rhodes was also three of five and good for three singles. Brian McKay was credited with two doubles as he was two of five. The game went two extra innings after being deadlocked 4-4. Bryan Smith went all the way in the second game to pick up the win. Smith was also two of three at bat and had two doubles Brian McKay had a two run homer in the game. Al Kitson was two for two at the plate. Gary Dean drove in two runs with a double. The game went six innings due to the 10-run rule. First Game Wawasee 010101102-6 Fairfield ’ 010000300-4 Second Game Wawasee 001065 -12 Fairfield 020000- 2 First Game WAWASEE — Gary Dean 500. Vince Rhodes 523. Dale Ganz 401, Mark Smith 533, Brian McKay 502. Al Kitson 512, Jeff Miller 502, Doug Pollock 201, Harlan Hursey 300. Bryan Smith 000. J. C. Schrock 000. Jim Adams 000. FAIRFIELD - J. Miller 511. Becker 402. Armington 300, Gayton 400, Garber 310, Bon trager 401, Keim 411, D. Miller 400, Kass man 411. Second Game WAWASEE - Vince Rhodes 310, Jim Adams 322, J. C. Schrock

000. Mike Stork 100, Al Kitson 222, Mark Smith 310, Don Kinney 311, John Gardner 200, Brian McKay 211, Jerry Dean 310, Mark Phillabaum 111, Stan Kroh 200, Gary Dean 121, Bryan Smith 302. FAIRFIELD - J. Miller 301, Becker 301. Armington 200, Gayton 300, Garger 210, Bontragh 210. Keim 202, Kaffman 100, D. Miller 100. Burkholder 100. Chicago System is play of the day for ladies The play of the day at South Shore's ladies' golf outing on Tuesday was Chicago System. The nine hole winners were Blanche Thornburg, first; Dorothy Herdrich, second; and Linda Phillabaum, third. The 18 hole winners were Joan Gray, first; Ruth Banta, second; and Jean Gotshall. third. Wawasee beaten by Elkhart Central By SANDY GERENCSER The Warriorette tennis team was blanked by Elkhart Central last Tuesday. 7-0. in a meet on the Wawasee courts. Scores for the Wawasee girls playing singles were Amy Purdum (X. 1-6. Meg Schopf 3-6. 4-6; Dawn Price 6-7, 2-6; Sue Krug 4-6,2-6; Teresa Carpenter 16, 0-6. In doubles action scores were Jill Farrell and Alice Gunden 3-6, 1-6; Karen Butcher and Pat McQuillian 6-7, 3-6. SAM LUDWIG Low Medalist Wawasee second in triangular By SANDY GERENCSER Last Tuesday Rudy Cesco’s golf team placed second in a three-way meet with Goshen and South Bend Clay at the Goshen country club. W'inning the 18 hole “A” team match was Clay with 318 points. Wawasee totaled 320 and Goshen had 330. Wawasee's Sam Ludwig was low medalist for the meet as he shot a 76. Runner-up was Gary Miller, also of Wawasee, as he turned in a 77. The other tribe members scored as follows: Rob Zurcher 82, Jon Owens 85 and Bob Johnson 86. South Bend Clay — J. Zawlocki 79. Wedsworth 79. Adams 82. D. Zawlocki 78 and Morman 92. Goshen — Holaway 78, Lewallen 86, Carr 86, Hogan 81 and Jackson 85 The NLC meet will be the 29th.

DAVE WOLLMAN — High hopes of a first place finish in discus. Wollman, Lemberg to Fort Wayne regionals

By SANDY GERENCSER Dave Wollman and Brian Lemberg, Wawasee high school I p BRIAN LEMBERG — To represent WHS in the shot. 1975 graduates, will compete at the regionals tomorrow (Thursday). The field events begin at 5 p.m. at Northrop high school in Fort Wayne. Both boys qualified at the sectional. Wollman will go in two events

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as he captured second in discus and third in shot. Brian Lemberg will go in shot as he placed fourth in the sectional. Other boys placing at the sectional for Wawasee were Jerry Rhodes, sixth in discus and Denny Spearman, sixth in the high hurdles As a team Wawasee placed ninth with a total of 20 points. Winning the meet was Elkhart

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Central with 109 points. Elkhart Memorial was second with 96 and Warsaw had 43. Other scores worth noting were East Noble Concord 34, North Wood 30, Goshen 23, Plymouth 22 and Northridge 15. A total of 17 schools participated. Warriors nip Central Noble By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee baseball team defeated Central Noble, 1-0, in a home game Monday night. The game turned out to be a pitching battle with winning pitcher Mark Smith going all the way. He allowed three hits but gave no walks and had eight strike outs. Gary Dean got the tribe’s only hit and it was a double. Wawasee scored in the fifth inning. After one out, Vince Rhodes struck out but then got to first when the ball got past the catcher. Al Kitson hit into a fielder’s choice and got to first. Kitson then stole second, went to third on a wild pitch and scored for the Warriors on a second wild pitch. Statistics Wawasee 0000010 -1 Central Noble 0000000 - 0 WAWASEE - Vince Rhodes 300. Al Kitson 310, Brian McKay 100, Bryan Smith 000, Mark Smith 100, Jim Adams 100, Dale Ganz 300. Jeff Miller 000, Gary Dean 201. Doug Pollock 200, Jerry Dean , 200. CENTRAL NOBLE - Huff 301, Anderson 301, Wetzel 302, Geiger 300, Sickafoose 300, Gallmeyer 300. Rossman 000, Moore 200, Weible' 200, Metzger 200. Taxpayers can save themselves large sums of money by insisting that road builders and highway construction engineers use soil studies in planning routes , and structures. Some soils just don't stand up under the load or require costly measures to overcome soil problems