The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 August 1975 — Page 2

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WAWASEE FAST PITCH SOFTBALL TEAM — Pictured here is the Wawasee high school girls’ fast pitch softball team for the year. On the front row from the left are Tamml Deßolt. Shelly Dahistrom, Kathi Replogle. Mary Kitson. Phyllis Horvath and Brenda Replogle. la the back row from the left ta coach John Replogle. Tammy

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SPECIAL AWARDS WINNERS — Pictured here are the special awards winners from the Wawasee high school girls' fast pitch softball team this year. In the front row from the left are Kathi Replogle, stolen base award: Mary Kitson, most improved player award: and Phyllis Horvath, pitching award. Winners of two special awards each are in the back row. Tammy Schumm. on the left, most home runs and the coaches award: and Betsy Williams, on the right, highest batting average and most valuable player awards.

Wawasee girls second in league, second in tourney

Coach John Replogle and assistant coach Henry Schumm have a right to be proud of the first girls’ softball team from the area Playing in the Goshen city women’s league, the girls did a tremendous job and ended the season with 22 wins and nine losses The team was simply called Wawasee and was spon

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sored by the high school. In league play, where they placed second, they had 12 wins and only two losses They came in second in district tournament and third in semi-state The team was honored with an awards banquet at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Shock at Lake Wawasee last Saturday

Schumm, Betsy Williams. Nancy Shock. Marie Kitson, Lynn Vmmel. Barb Brouwer and assistant coach Henry Schumm. Bruce Replogle, who served as bat boy. is in the front of the picture. Team members not pictured are Tammy Frank. Jeannie Dye. Dianne Tracy, Jenny Hughes. Martha Salazar and Killie White.

night Award winners are pictured with this article Coach Replogle complimented the girls for putting effort into the season and working the ball schedule around varied work schedules. He mentioned the girls and the parents were to be commended on the fine attendance and punctuality A run down of the last two tourney games follows: Wawasee 6. JRV 4. Brenda Replogle. Nancy Shock and Tammy Schumm had two hits each in this game Barb Brouwer was the winning pitcher and Hoover took the loss for JRV. Wawasee 3. Thompsons 14 Team just seemed to let down according to the coach. Game was close to the sixth inning Kathi Replogle. Betsy Williams. Martha Salazar and Mary Kitson had the only hits Losing pitcher was Phyllis Horvath and winning pitcher was Snodgrass for the Thompson team Rose Mathew Maxwelton champ The Maxwelton Ladies 36 hole club championship was won by Rose Mathew Her daughter, Marge Kavanaugh, was second The first flight was won by Betty Kline. Dottie Hossinger was second. A second flight was won by

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.C-As 'f “ ‘•Ob*' f 1 dJEz—- —~~. ■•w r <y z) t Kw c ‘ *■’ _ Dora Nelson, Muriel Callander was second. Polly Boner was nine hole winner Second was Marge Yoder. The Wednesday. Aug. 13. play of the day was ”Best Ball” won by the team of Rose Mathew, Dottie Hossinger, Marva Houser and Dora Nelson Thursday Night Ladies to meet The Thursday Night Ladies League will meet August 21 at 7 pm at the Wawasee Bowl to organize and adopi rules for the coming bowling season. Any captain not returning with a team is asked to contact the president. Mrs. Kenneth (Kathryn) Knisley, so she may notify’ new teams that a spot is available. Fairfield pool committee organizes Residents of the Fairfield community have formed an organization to work toward building a community swimming pool A pdl of the area was made about a year ago and the venture met with approval from most of the residents of Millersburg. Benton and New Paris. A group of directors has been formed and have met to select officers. Members of the board from Benton township are Mrs. Robert Geil, Mrs. Richard Hinkley and Don Thwaits Members from Clinton township are Mrs David Hartzler. Mrs

Elmer Regier and Philip Slabaugh and Jackson township is represented by Glen Byler, Reb. Bill Moon and Mrs. Paul Stilwell. Officers selected by the directors are as follows: President — David Hartzler Vice president — Frank Hubartt Secretary — Mrs. Richard Hinkley Assistant secretary — Mrs Ned Miller Treasurer — Mrs Paul Stilwell Publicity — Daniel Clem Fund Raising — Mrs. Robert Geil A public information meeting will be held in the near future. Residents of the Fairfield community are asked to watch for the date and plan to attend.

Warriors ready to kick-off By JOAN BVLETTY The Wawasee Warriors are all set to kick off the 75-76 football season Saturday night at the Jamboree. Competing against W’awasee will be North Wood. Lakeland and Plymouth. North Wood is hosting the Jamboree again this year at Nappanee. The gates open at 6:45 with the game starting at 7:30 There will be no pre-game sale of tickets. All tickets are to be sold at the gate. Hal Traviolia is the head coach with Ted Mahnensmith, Dave Matz, and Ray Reid as the assistants. The coaches for the freshman team are George Vitaniemi and Tony Clouse. The freshman team has 28 members this year. The managers are Don Minear, Dan Blosser and J. D. Whiteman. Coach Traviolia says they are looking forward to the Jamboree as a time to experiment, a time to see how different people look and a time to decide on a final team. It is a good time to get some practical playing in before the season starts. Experiment is the key word for the Jamboree. The coach thinks the line will be the strongest part of the team with the most returning letterman on it. He says the defense is also very strong, and they have a whole new offense. Wawasee did lose a lot of strong seniors but this is a problem every year and the coach expects the younger players coming up to fill in those spots very efficiently There is a heavy emphasis on Ralph Reiff who is expected to be outstanding. There are two suitable players vying for the quarterback position — Larry Allen, a senior and returning letterman and Keith Cripe, a strong junior. There are a total of 57 boys on the varsity team for the 75-76 year — 17 seniors, 15 juniors and 25 sophomores, nine are returning lettermen, they are Larry Allen. W'es Bell, Jeff Miller, John Minear. Nelson Preston, Ralph Reiff, Randy Rinker, Mike Stork, and Mark Wilkey. Phil Korenstra, the tenth letterman, was injured in a motorcycle accident and will probably be out for the season. Six of the returning lettermen are regulars, Wes Bell (O), John Minear <O), Nelson Preston (D), Ralph Reiff (D.+O), Randy Rinker (O). and Mike Stork (D). It looks like we have a good season ahead, so let’s get out there and show our team we are behind them “City people, industrial leaders, and businessmen are awakening to the essentiality of adequate water supplies. They have begun to see that the management of the agricultural lands in the watersheds is the key to their water problems ” — D. A. Williams TK«m symMs Mv» MM feus* on tor trims rvvfeMd by IM ratutf c«M board of tM Motion Picture Association 01 America (WM URgWW kJ k was -O-U v NoOMUaMr KAamWfel — MOVIETIMES — — LAKE THCATRC — 'Jases' Ind woe* Os Poor Om SMwust Sack Evonm« AtJ:»p.m. — PICKWICK THEATRE — CM. At T:IS. DIM. At«:» Starts Friday "McCiH locks " EuoMBRs-t.isasiea S«MavS:M.7:ISa«:M DtsCOMt THI*:IS — WAWAMIVC-IM — O*«o 7 »-Skew At Dm* First Feature Skown TwsceOnFriAiatHWkts — GOSHENTHCATRC — "Ganß" Ere*m«S-r tsatras Starts Friday "Beßii** EveM«S-7:lSat:W Saturday a Sonday >:ia *:M, S:OA 7:»sat:«* Discount TiHteS

Athletic schedules are released for Wawasee

The fall athletic schedules for both boys and girls at Wawasee high school have been released by the office of athletic director Eldon Ummel. Boys’ sports include tennis, cross country and varsity, junior varsity and freshman football. Girls’ sports in-

BOLD FACE — HOME FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1175-76 Sept. 11 NORTHWOOD Sept. 18 WHITE O 5:30 Sept. 25 Bremen 7:00 Oct. 2 WARSAW 630 Oct. 9 East Noble 6:30 Oct 16 Plymouth 5:30 Oct. 23 ROCHESTER 6:30 Oct 28 Manchester 5:00 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1P75-76 Aug. 23 Jamboree (North Wood 7:30 Aug. 29 Warsaw 7:30 Sept 5 Whitko 7:30 Sept. 12 Rochester 7:30 Sept. 19 GOSHEN 7:36 Sept. 26 BREMEN tHomecoming) 7:30 Oct. 3 FAIRFIELD 7:3» Oct. 10 Plymouth 7:30 Oct. 17 CONCORD 7:36 Oct. 24 Manchester 7:30 Oct. 31 NORTHWOOD 7:36 JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1975-76 Aug 30 Fairfield 10 00 Sept. 6 WARSAW 10:00 Sept. 13 ROCHESTER 10:00 Sept 20 North Wood 10:00 Sept 29 Elkhart Central 7 00 Oct. 4 Goshen 10:00 Oct. 11 PLYMOVTH 10:00 Oct 18 Concord 10.00 Oct. 25 WEST NOBLE 10:00 Head Coach Hal Traviolia Asst Coach Dave Matz Asst. Coach Ray Reid Asst Coach: Ted Mahnensmith Coach George Vitaniemi Asst Coach: Tony Clouse VOLLEYBALL (Girls) 1975-76 Sept. 16 CONCORD 6:00 Sept. 22 BREMEN 6:00 Sept 23 Plymouth 4 30 Sept 25 Bethany Sept 30 Memorial 6:00 Oct. 2 COLV.MBIACm’ 6:30 Oct 7 West Noble 6:30 Oct 16 Warsaw 6 00 Oct 21 Goshen 6:00 Oci 22 CENTRAL 6:00 Oct. 23 NORTHWOOD 600 Oct 28. 29. 30 Sectional Nov 8 Regional Nov 15 State Coach Jan Baumgartner

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elude volleyball and swimming. The first athletic event of the new year will be the football jamboree which will be played at North Wood on August 23. The first football game will be on August 29 at Warsaw with the first home game being against

SWIMMING (Girlsl 1975-76 Oct. 4 Central Diving Inv 9:00 a m Oct. 7 Central 6:30 Oct. 14 WASHINGTON 6:00 Oct. 16 CULVER 6:00 Oct. 20 LASALLE 6:00 Oct. 29 MISHAWAKA MARIAN 6:00 Nov. 4 MANCHESTER 6:00 Nov 12 Clay 7:00 Nov 13 Memorial 6 00 Nov 15 Goshen Relays 10 00a m Nov 17 GOSHEN 6:00 Nov 22 New Prairie iCo-ed) 10:00 a m Nov 24 Penn 7:00 Dec 4 & 6 Sectional Dec •'’-13 State Coach Cindy Peterson TENNIS 1975-76 Aug 27 Jimtown 4:15 Aug. 29 W HITKO 4:00 Sept. 2 WARSAW 4:00 Sept. 3 CENTRAL NOBLE 4:00 Sept 4 Rochester 4:30 Sept. 8 La Ville 4:00 Sept 9 Bremen 4:15 Sept 10 Columbia City 4:15 Sept. 11 MANCHESTER 4:15 Sept. 16 PLYMOVTH 4:15 Sept. 18 NORTHWOOD 4:00 Sept. 19 GOSHEN 3:30 Sept 23 Concord 4 00 Sept 24 Culver Military 4 00 Sept 26-27 NLC Tourney Sept 29 Howe 4 00 Oct 2 Fairfield 4:15 Oct. 4,7. 8 Sectional Oct 11 Regional Oct 18 State Coach Jim Webster | NEW PARIS | t SPEEDWAY | I - SATURDAY § WATCH SIXTEEN ? | THRILLING EVENTS § S THREE CLASSES | x Including § 30-Lap Features § •S.SrX?X?X<tX?X?KrXtX?X?X?X , X< , X< , j$

Goshen on September 19. The tennis team will open the home season on August 29 when the boys meet Whitko. They will be traveling to Jimtown on August 27 to open their season. The complete schedules follow:

CROSSCOUNTRY 1975-76 Sept. 3 JIMTOWN 4:15 Sept. 4 WHITKO 4:15 Sept. 9 Warsaw & Concord (Warsaw) 4:30 Sept. 10 West Noble 4:30 Sept. 11 East Noble & Lakeland (East Noble) 4:30 Sept. 16 ROCHESTER 4:30 Sept 20 West Noble Inv. 10:00 a m Sept. 23 North Wood & Manchester (Manchester) 4:30 Sept. 25 COLUMBIACITY 4:30 Sept .30 BREMEN & PLYMOUTH 4:30 Oct. 1 Fairfield 4:15 Oct. 7 Goshen 4:00 Oct 9 NLCMeet (Plymouth) 5:00 Oct 14 Northridge 4:30 Oct 18 Sectional Oct 25 Regional Nov 1 State Coach: Jerry Minton Windsurfing i Ski - Sail - Surf | tontact | Paul Levinson | | AC 219-457-2295 | Chris Craft Franchised Sales Service MACY'S Lake Wawasee THE MAIL-JOURNAL Published t» Th* Mail Journal tvtry Wednesday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at SyracuseIndiana «as*7 Second class postage paid at 103 E Main street. Syracuse, Indiana 44547 and at additional entry offices. Subscription: $4 00 per year in Kosciusko county. $4 00 outside county. Ow