The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 September 1975 — Page 2

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WARRIOR DOWN - Aa unidentified Warrior ball carrier was stepped by the Warsaw defense when the above photo was snapped by photographer LvnnHivriy Converging on the are. are a number of Warriors. From left they are 68 Randy Rmker. 48 Larry Allen. «J. C. Schrock. M Mark W ilkey. SC Mike Stork. 78 Jerry Rhodes and 61 Nelson Preston.

Warriors zilch Warsaw

By JOAN BILETTY The Wawasee Warriors zilched the helpless Warsaw Tigers 34-0 in their first official game of the season. Friday night at the Tiger’s home field before a large crowd, especially on the Wawasee side Coach Hal Tranolia s tribe out ran. out rushed, out passed and tremendously outscored their rival, the Tigers They stacked up 401-yards with 276 of those on the ground and 125 in the air. Rick Bauman, an outstanding junior contributed greatly compiling 206 yards, while the whole Warsaw team was held to only a one yard gain Bauman started his fantastic performance early tn the evening with a 62 yard run from Warsaw’s 38 With 9:38 left in the first quarter Warsaw's pass attempts failed as did every pass they attempted Friday night. Then the ball went back and forth as both defenses held the hne and passes failing Mitch Ousley of Wawasee was a strong point for the tribe’s defense with his brut tackles Cripe and Bauman definitely had the one-two punch against the Tigers Cripe kept rocketing pass after pass to Bauman who just kept eating up yards Healthy Lead In the second quarter Cripe got things really moving with an excellent pass to Ralph Reiff which out the Warriors on the one yard line Cripe hit Harlan

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Hursey for his first of two touchdowns A IS-yard holding penalty set Warsaw back and Wawasee had possession once again Play went back and forth across the field without further scoring and at halftime the Warriors had a healthy lead of 13-0. The second half got under way with a run by Bauman and then a three-yard gain by Reiff Cripe hit Bauman to get a first down Cripe ran the first one and hit a winner on the fourth down when he passed to Dan Walker who ran to the seven Reiff caught a pass from Cripe to light the scoreboard and split the uprights to add the extra point to hit

TOUCHDOWN RUN — Rick Bauman is shown above as he grabbed the first play from scrimmage last Friday night and went 62 yards to put the Warriors on the scoreboard. Bauman totaled over 290 yards for the night as the Warriors defeated the Tigers 34-0 on the Warsaw field.

touchdown? Once again in the third stanza with only 1:01 left Cripe hit Hursey again for another touchdown. Warsawfailed to move the ball in the remaining time Continue Rampage The big Green Machine continued its rampage as the fourth quarter got underway with Larry .Allen, the reserve quarterback, guiding the tribe At first, the W amors failed to move the bail and Jeff Miller punted to the Tigers Seconds later, the crowd was electrified when Bryan Smith intercepted a pass from Warsaw Once again in control. .Allen passed to Tim Hamman for a first down and then to Joel Popenfoose for another first down which left the tribe fiveyards from pay dirt. Allen hit Popenfoose again for the final touchdown and put an end to the one-sided scoring of a fine performance by the triumphant Warriors

Wawasee will take on Whitko at South Whitley next Friday night. Statistics Wawa Wars Net yards gained 397 -5 By rushing 270 -5 By passing 127 0 First Downs 18 0 By rushing 10 1 By passing 8 0 By penalties 0 0 Passes attempted 20 18 Passes completed 9 0 Passes intercepted 9 3 Punts 5 10 Punt average 29 32 Yards penalized 25 40 Fumbles lost 2 0 Scoring By Quarters

WAWASEE — 7,6,14.7.34 WARSAW — 0.0.0.0.0.0 Scoring Wawasee — Rich Bauman 62 run (Ralph Reiff kick) Wawasee — Harlan Hursey one pass from Keith Cripe (kick failed) Wawasee — Reiff seven pass from Cripe i Reiff kick) Wawasee — Hursey 18 pass from Cripe (Reiff kick) Wawasee — Joel Popenfoose seven pass from Larry Allen < Reiff kick) I|,akeland cC ■ Xoud* *3 Center _____ The Lakeland Youth Center at Syracuse is offering two dancing classes for area women this fall, according to director Dan Caskey, dancercising and belly dancing Dancercismg will be on Tuesday mornings with Donna Johnson as instructor Classes will begin on September 29 Belly dancing with instructor Carol Vanderman. will start October 2 for both beginning and intermediates Another class of interest win be Mrs Leer s sketching and pottery. suiting for beginners on September 29 Pre-enrollment at the center is necessary for any of the classes.

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Tippy ladies hold last day of play for 75 The Tippecanoe Lake country chib ladies golf had its last official ladies day play Thursday The play of the day was “low gross. low net. putts.” Class A winners were: Low Gross — Bette Clarke Second low gross — Jody Frantz Low net — Vereen Kelly Second low net — Kay Stine Third low net — Esther Brewster Putts — Margaret Lancaster Class B winners follow: , Low Gross — Betty Thayer Low net — Emma Korth Putts — Irene Benzenberg Second putts —- Fran Hull The winners in class C were: Low gross — Amber Christensen Second low gross — NancyDieter Low net — Lois Plew Second low net — Grace Seybert Putts — Evelyn Nieman Second putts — Joan Fortune Luncheon, a business meeting and season prizes were awarded A new slate of officers were elected for next year. RICK DAHLSTROM INJURED AT WMV Rick Dahlstrom. a 1975 Wawasee high school graduate, was injured in football practice last week He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Richard Dahlstrom of Milford Rick is home after an operation cm Friday in a Kalamazoo hospital He will be in a cast for six weeks and will soon return to Western Michigan university where he is a freshman.

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iwuttwii B tfsilKSS Walter's Drugs Augsburgurs Syr*. • 1 Sharp's Hdwe 5 3 - Berk s Body Six® 5 3 Campbells MKt 4 4 Little 4. Clark 4 4 Aupsburper s Milt * 4 Wick's Marina Bud’s Bar Smith s Sunoco GS Myers 2 * Scon's Landtill 2 * High team game and series Augsburger s MiH — 1035. 2*33 500 series O Smith 502. B Clemons SIX J. deSomer 574. F. Troup 515. L Troup 531. M. Chambers 544. D Wolterman 51A H Doty 564 G Fisher 530. W Tullis 505. G Hepler 528. K. Mathews 535. G Sorenson 517, P Campbell 53a L. Newman 57*. B. Simon 506. O. Butler 5Z2, L Young 513 200 games J deSomer 236. F. Troup 202. H. Doty 211. G. Fisher 225. K Mathews 201, L. Newman 20* Last Weeks Standings Walter s Drugs 4 0 Little * Clark 3 ’ Smith Sunoco 3 1 Wick’s Marina 3 ’ Augsburger s Syr a. Dippons . Berk s Body Shop Scott's Landfill » 3 Campbell's Mkt 1 3 Sharp’s Hdwe 13 C S Myers 1 3 Augsburger's Milt. 0 4 High team game and series Augsburger's Syra — 1021 2*33 500 series: p Campbell 571. D Rensberger S3B. J. Fisher 565 G Hepler 571. M Chambers 535. F Wickersham 542. D Byrd 533. G Lantz 50* R Smith 57*. D Wuthrich 543. J. Perry 351 L. Young 501. P Wuthrich 526. D Feu’efejt. B Smith 520. H Doty 520 200 games P. Campbell 224. J. Fisher 207 G Hepler 221, K Plikerd 222, R Smith 201. 212, D Wuthrich 214 J. Perry 203. D. Felkner 202 B Smith 209 Thursday Night Ladies ZarsePlg 3 I Kale island Beacon 3 I Wawasee Electronics 3 1 Regent Homes 3 1 The Arrow Corp 3 1 Geil'S Music 3W *** Lynn Feder ins. 7 2 Pilcher's Shoes 2 2 Farm Bureau Co-op Bud's Bar 2 2 Bechtold Plumbing N W. Fireman's Aux. 2 2 Lancer's 2 2 Art & Alice's Thornburg Drugs IT'S 2>i Village Lounge * 3 Pacemaker Bldgs. Sleepy Owl 13 Lake City Bank Golden Grain ’ 3 High team series Lynn Feller Ins. — 2120 High team game; Pilcher's Shoes — .807 500 series H Taylor 515. A. Peterson 503 450 series and above: M Buckiew 489, D Hire 489. C. Blosser 468. B Kern 465. D Walton 479, P Benson 470, E. Price 458. J. Harter 457, I Menzie 456, K. Harley 451 200 games M. Buckiew 202 170 games and above A. Peterson, 196, C. Blosser 194. L. Welty 188. J Honer 186, B Kern 184. 173. M. Null 183. H Taylor 182. 17a P Benson 175.173. E. Price 174. D Hire 170, l Menzie 170, N Shields 170 Tuesday Night Ladies Wawasee interiors 4 0 Bellman s Case 4 0 Syracuse Rubber 3 1 Maple Leaf Farms 3 1 Das Keller 1 3 Counting House Bank Marise's 0 4 Augsburgers *4 High team game Syracuse Rubber — 725 High team series: Wawasee interiors — 2043 500 series J wortinger 17$. 212-535. S. Keim 17A 178 509 <SO series and above:. A. May 17*460. S. , Gilbert 160. U1 470 160 games and above: M. Reeve 173. L. , ’ Gilbert 166. B Strauss 160 Driver charged for leaving accident Kevin Coy. 18. r 3 Syracuse, was cited by county officers Saturday for leaving the scene of an accident after being involved in a mishap about one-fourth of a mile north of North Webster on Indiana 13. Officers reported the Coy vehicle and one driven by Kimbery Doran, 16. Wheaton, i 111., were both northbound on the state road when Coy sideswiped > the Doran auto and allegedly drove away. He was found later by officers and cited.

H Tk V - Ml nr DISTRICT GOVERNOR TEE’S OFF — Lions 25-G district governor Charles Barnes is shown above as he tee’s off at the golf outing held last Wednesday. W atching the governor are his son Jim. state council chairman Paul Stilwell, Roger Pickett and Dr. David Turf let. AU except Stilwell are from South Bend. Stilwell is from New Paris.

Lions golf outing won by Syracuse and Milford clubs

The annual district 25-G Lions golf outing was held at the Maxwelton golf course on Wednesday with 214 men from 30 district clubs participating. The Syracuse Lions club served as host club with Merl Smith of Syracuse and Alex Miller of Silver Lake being co-chairmen for the event. The Syracuse Lions club also walked off with the low gross trophy while the Milford club won the low net award. Members of the winning Syracuse team were Jim Fry, Merl Smith, Ron Vestal and Dave Smith. Members of the winning Milford team were Leon Newman. D. G. (”Bud”) Seely. Wayne Sholtey and Dean Cousins.

Maxwelton ladies final day of play

Maxwelton golf club ladies on their final day of play of the season had “alternate shots” as play of the day. Winners for 18-hole play were: First. Gloria Stoffel and Betty Kline; and second. Marge Newcomer and Muriel Calander Nine hole winners were: First Marge Yoder and Joan Stoelting; and second. Polly Bonar and Bev Buletty. After lunch a meeting was held for the two groups, with officers elected as follows:

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Fry also won the award for the longest drive. James Tranter of Syracuse was closest to the pin and Wayne Goshorn of the Elkhart Noon club was the player with the highest score. Prizes were awarded to 25 Lions who had the lowest gross and 25 Lions who had the lowest net scores for the day. First low gross went to Harold VanSletter of Center Township. South Bend, with a 71. He was also given the title of 25-G champ. Other low gross winners included Denny Grotrian of Fort Wayne with 73, Norm Baker of Culver with 75, Jim Fry of Syracuse with 76 and Ora Miller of New Paris. Ron Vestal of Syracuse. Merl Smith of Syracuse, Pat Hornbeck of Mishawaka and Ken Martin of German Township. South Bend.

President — Mary Kimble Vice president — Muriel Calander Secretary — Carla Newcomer 18 hole chairman — Rose Matthew 9 hole chairman — Polly Bonar

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with 77’s. The low net champion was Coral Hostetler of New Paris with a 54. Don Morris of Claypool and Dick Good of Grass Creek finished with 55. Don Rinerson of Urbana with 57, Jessie Guard of Oslo Township with 58 and Leon Newman and D. G. “(Bud”) Seely, both of Milford had 60 s.

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