The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 September 1975 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 17,1975

*• XH'Wf /iWJr A, , . . > ■ . . SPEARMAX RUNS Ace punt returnman Dennis Spearman looks for more da\light as fellow " a^a\m™ r cX s *tantlv returned punts during the game to give Wawasee good field position. Other Warriors pictured are 27 Joel Popenfoose. 61 Nelson Preston and 78 Jerry Rhodes.

aha* HURDLING A ZEBRA — Hard running junior halfback Rick Bauman is shown hurdling his opponent as teammate Dan Walker throws a block on a Zebra. Number 71 Todd Haines is shown blocking in the left of the photo.

Warriors run over Rochester 35-7

By JOAN BULETTY Hal Traviolia s Wawasee Warriors ran right over the supposedly uncrushable Rochester Zebras on Rochester's field last Friday night. 35-7. The tmdefeatable tribe was too ha to even be cooled down by the wmtery weather As the thermometer dropped below 40

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degrees, the Warriors turned up the pressure and the crowd was at baling point with every touch down Wawasee lit the scoreboard with Half of the way through the first quarter Wawasee’s Dennis Spearman caught a punt on the Warriors 35 and flashed to Rochester s 30 Rich Bauman received a 25 yard pass from Keith Cripe to put the tribe on the five yard line Cripe sha a pass to Steve Kroh fa a touchdown Spearman had another good carry fa 30 yards on the punt, followed by several connections by Cripe and Bauman, leading to the touchdown scored by Cripe this time on a oie-yard line In the second stanza Ralph Reiff scored from only five yards out and booted the pigskin for his PAT which comprised all of the scoring in the quarter Coach

Traviolia then marched his tribe to the dressing room, maintaining a beautiful 20-0 lead over the surprised Zebras The Warriors returned and started in immediately on moving the ball. On a fourth down with only one yard, to go. Cripe scored and Bauman picked up the two point conversion. The Zebras failed to move, Wawasee was in charge again. Two passes to Bauman gave the tribe a first down and then two more, the second of which was a terrific run by Bauman. Steve Kroh caught the touchdown pass in a dive to bring the score up to 35-0. The fourth quarter was what broke Wawasee’s perfect record of 126-0 points in their three games Na far into the quarter the Zebras edged closer and closer to the Warrior end zone. Dan Beck scored the touchdown fa Rochester on a one yard run and Shambarger kicked the extra point The Zebras ended their damage there and the ball went back and forth until time ran out. The Warrior strong defense was led by Nelson Preston, who had nine tackles and six assists. Larry Allen and Mike Stork were right behind him with seven and six tackles respectively. Quarterback, Keith Cripe completed 10 passes out of 22 attempts for 98 total yards. Steve Kroh caught four passes fa a total of 49 yards, and Dan Walker grabbed two for a total of 27 yards. Bauman was the leading rusher, gaining 132 yards on 21 carries Joel Popenfoose had 25 yards on eight carries and Nelson Preston ga 16 yards on just three carries The Warriors now have a fantastic combined total of 1.029 offensive yards which is 323 in the air and 706 on the ground This is a difficult record to beat for the

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contenders who are up against Wawasee Next Friday night at 7:30 p.m. will be the first home game of the season for the Warriors. They will play the Goshen Redskins. Statistics W R First Downs 18 5 Yards Rushing 196 107 Yards Passing 122 16 Passes Attempted 23 4 Passes Completed 11 1 Interceptions by , 0 0 Offensive Plays 66 37 Yards Penalized 10 66 Fumbles 2 3 Fumbles Lost 11 Scoring First Quarter — Bauman (Wawasee) five-yard run, PAT kick failed, Cripe (Wawasee) one-yard run, PAT kick by Reiff. Second Quarter — Reiff (Wawasee) five-yard pass from Cripe, PAT kick by Reiff. Third Quarter — Cripe (Wawasee) one-yard run, two point conversion on a pass from Cripe to Bauman; Kroh (Wawasee) nine-yard pass from Cripe; PAT kick by Reiff. Fourth Quarter — Beck (Rochester) one-yard run, PAT kick by Chuck Shamba rger. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Standings of the Northern Lakes Conference for the current football season as of last Friday night are as follows: NLC ALL Wawasee 2-0 3-0 Concord 1-0 3-0 Plymouth 1-0 3-0 Bremen 1-0 3-0 Rochester 0-1 2-1 Manchester 0-1 2-1 North Wood 0-1 1-2 Warsaw 0-2 0-3 Frosh falls to North Wood By JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee freshman football team fell to North Wood 86, last Thursday in their first game of the season. The team’s coaches are George Vitaniemi and Tony Clouse. The team started out on a wet, cold day with the field slick and intermittent showers throughout the game. The Warriors gained 126 yards by passing and 33 by rushing. Dave Stoffel scored a touchdown on a 63 yard touchdown pass from Rick Cripe. Ray Gerber led the defense with 10 tackles and four assists, Phil Beer and Mike Clark each had eight tackles.

JV whips Rochester By JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee junior varsity football team whipped Rochester Saturday. 30-14. In three games they have outscored their opponents 82-28 for a 3-0 record. All of the sewing for the Warriors took place in the first half of the game with the final score for the tribe caning with only 9 seconds left in the half. This was scored on a pass from Brian Smith to Steve Cromer. During the second half Rochester scored twice and made one two point conversion In the first half Brian Smith threw for 194 yards, completing six of 12 passes. The Warriors also stacked up 136 yards rushing while the tough Wawasee defense held Rochester to only 38 yards rushing and 0 in passing. Warrior tennis team drops two By JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee tennis team lost two matches last week. They were beaten by Bremen last Tuesday 6-1 at Bremen, and by Rochester on their home courts. In the Bremen game, Rob Zurcher and Vince Rhodes were victorious in their number one doubles match, 6-2 and 6-1 over Cox and Cather (B). Mark Krug won his singles match, 11-9 in the Rochester meet over Lee (R). John Carlin and Mark Lantz were winners in the number one doubles match, 10-5 over Sterry and Ward (R).

I ■ IFM?+ VICTORY FOR VINCE — Vince Rhodes shut out his opponent M in the Columbia City match last week as Wawasee stopped CC 8-1.

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f IJr--WARRIOR TENNIS TEAM — Members of the Wawasee high school tennis team and coach Jim Webster took time out from practice last Friday night and posed for a Mail-Journal photographer. In front are Ronnie Orr, John Carlin and Dave McMillian. In the second row are coach Webster, J. D. Carl. Rob Zurcher, Jeff Iden and Mark Krug. In back are Mark Lanta, Gary Brown. Brian Simmons, Paul Schrumph. Steve Hoopingarner, Mike Ray. Marc Fry. Dale Ganz and Vince Rhodes.

Wawasee zonks Columbia City

By JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee tennis team, coached by Jim Webster, zonked Columbia * City, 8-1 last Wednesday. The Warriors took five of the six singles matches and stole all three of the doubles. Vince Rhodes, who plays in the number two slot and the top doubles spot, had a fabulous match, shutting out his opponent

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Tom Gall 8-0. Rob Zurcher (W) was victorious over Manzorfer (C.C.), J. D. Carl (W) edged Judd (C.C.) 10-8, Marc Fry (W) beat Williams (C.C.) 8-5, and Dale Ganz (W) topped Carrigan (C.C.) 8-1. In doubles competition, the number one team of Rob Zurcher

and Vince Rhodes (W) won 8-4 over Mansdorfer and Gall (C.C.). J. D. Carl and Marc Fry (W) and Dale Ganz and Brian Simmons defeated their opponents 8-1 and 8-5 respectively. Congratulations to the team and coach and especially to Vince Rhodes.