The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 August 1975 — Page 2
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SPEARMAN CARRIES — Wawasee high school senior Tom Spearman is shown above with the ball during the Wawasee-Piymouth quarter of the Jamboree held at North Wood last Saturday night Wawasee was teamed with North Wood and the two teams came away the victors defeating Plymouth and Northridge 33-13. The W arriors open their regular season Friday at Warsaw.
Warriors off to a good start
By JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee Warriors and the North Wood Panthers combined skills to crush Plymouth and Northridge 33-13 at the Jamboree
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Ready For Warsaw On Friday Night
Saturday night in Nappanee. Coach Hal Traviolia’s tribe had a big night for passing, with 26 of their 48‘ plays in the air. The tough W’awasee defense held
Northridge to nine yards on the ground. In the second quarter. Keith Cripe completed eight of 16 throws, stacking up 143 yards against Northridge. Larry Allen, in the thrid quarter against Plymouth, connected four of 10 passes to gain 51 yards. North Wood and Plymouth started out the game. Both teams were unable to move the ball until North Wood fumbled deep in Plymouth territory and Plymouth recovered only for North Wood’s Todd Sheets to return a punt 32 yards, which put them on the 18 yard line. After eight plays, and with only 19 seconds for the clock to tick away the Panther s Mel Shields scored from only one yard out. Wawasee and Northridge picked up where North Wood and Plymouth left off with junior Keith Cripe starting as quarterback for Wawasee. J. C. Shrock received two passes to set the Warriors up, then Cripe hit Rick Bauman to score on a six yard run to up the score to a 13-0 lead over the Raiders. Northridge did not have the ball long before Wawasee intercepted a pass and Cripe connected with Dennis Spearman twice to gain 23 yards. Then on the 22 yard line with four and 12 Cripe was caught in the backfield and Northridge gained possession, but failed to gain yardage. Dennis Spearman returned a punt to Wawasee’s 33 and Schwartz of Northridge was injured in the pile up with 3:20 left in the quarter. Then Cripe hit Bauman again for 16 yards but fumbled and the Raider’s Allen Weldy picked the ball up and raced 80 yards to score as fans
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BUS SCHEDULE IS RELEASED FOR FRIDAY Wawasee high school has released its bus schedule for the Friday. Aug. 29. game with Warsaw. The bus will leave these designated areas at the following times: North Webster — 6:45 p.m. Milford — 6:45 p.m. Syracuse — 6:30 p.m. Tickets will be available at the gate. The cost will be students — Si, adults — 11.50.
watched in amazement. As the Warriors took charge again Cripe passed to Ralph Reiff twice to put the tribe on the five yard line with 25 seconds until the half. Cripe hit Bauman to boost the score to 20-6 with 15 seconds to play. Starting the second half Wawasee was matched up against Plymouth, using Larry Allen to pilot the tribe in the third stanza. The Warriors missed three pass attempts and Jeff Miller punted to Plymouth who were also unable to gain yardage. Then the Rockie’s Ned Rudd scored on a four-yard run for the only touchdown of the quarter. Wawasee kept control for most of the remaining time, but defenses were tight. Allen hit Miller and Spearman and also ran one play himself. After a penalty for the Warriors, Plymouth took possession and after three plays attemped a field goal which was too far to the right. Plymouth fumbled and Randy Rinker recovered the ball for the tribe, but with 11 seconds left there was time for only one more play. In the fourth stanza the contest was between North Wood and* Northridge. Randy Loucks piloted the North Wood Panthers to two touchdowns against the Raiders by Todd Sheets. Sheets gained 51 yards in six carries and Roger Brown punted a 55-yarder
Joan Buletty, new MJ sports reporter
Joan Buletty, Syracuse, a senior student at Wawasee high school will be representing The Mail-Journal as reporter for Wawasee high school athletic events. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Buletty, r 1 Syracuse. Joan worked on her junior high school newspaper and studied creative writing. She is in charge of publicity for the Wawasee ski club also. She is majoring in English and history at Wawasee. Her hobbies
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for the Panthers. Statistics NWHS NHS WHS PHS Net yards gained 333 66 By rushing 139 37 By passing 194 27 First Downs 17 3 By rushing 8 2 By passing 9 1 By penalties 0 0 Passes attempted 30 6 Passes completed 12 1 Passes intercepted by 0 1 Punts 3 9 Punt average 42 36 Yards penalized 30 20 Fumbles lost 11 Scoring First Quarter — Mel Shields, NW, one yard run, PAT failed. Second Quarter — Rick Bauman. Wawasee, seven yard run, PAT by Ralph Reiff; Allen Weldy, Northridge, 80 yard fumble return, PAT failed; Keith Cripe and Rick Bauman, Wawasee, five yard pass, PAT by Ralph Reiff. Third Quarter — Ned Rudd. Plymout, four yard run, PAT by Ned Rudd. Fourth Quarter — Todd Sheets, NW, one yard run, PAT by Roger Brown; Todd Sheets, North Wood, one yard run, PAT failed.
I JOAN BULETTY include swimming, art, water skiing and writing. Following graduation she plans to attend college and study journalism.
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LETTERMEN — Members of the Wawasee high school football team who are returning lettermen posed for a Mail-Journal photographer during a practice session Monday morning. In the front row are Randy Rinker, Mark Wilkey, Nelson Preston and Mike Stork. In back are Wes Bell, Larry Allen, Jeff Miller, Ralph Reiff and Phil Korenstra.
Dave Ensinger president of Wawasee Ski The Wawasee Ski club held an election of officers at its meeting on August 13. Offices for next season will be held as follows: President — Dave Ensinger Vice president — Bob Day Secretary — Tony Gronedyke Treasurer — Melinda Ensinger Show director — Peggy Goebel Publicity — Cathy Popp and Joan Buletty. Newly elected members to the board of directors are Alan Tehan and Bill Pipp. The club presented its last ski show of the season last week end. Donations given at ski shows will be used to rebuild the ski jump with a new’ fiberglass finish. The club will finish the season with a party for all members, to be held at the home of Bill Pipp on Sunday, Aug. 31, at 3. Almost anyone can plan but it taxes work and intelligence to execute a program.
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Bob Edwards, friends, bike to Syracuse from Ohio for visit
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Fisher looked on last week as their grandson. Bob Edwards, and his two friends, Mike Pate and Glen Kindness, rolled into the driveway after pedalling 220 miles on their bicycles from Hamilton, Ohio. The boys fought the wind, hills and the Indiana highway department as they started on their two day journey. “We ran into heavy construction work along highway 44
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and SR 1”, said Bob, “which added onto our mileage considerably.’’ Glen added “We wound up trying to hold our biKes straight on gravel backroads and dragging them over sandy dirt and rocks.” The boys stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Fisher for a week and got a good look at Syracuse and enjoyed the area. _ . . They are on their way home today (Wednesday) and expected to be home Friday afternoon.