The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 October 1975 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Oct. 1,1975
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EXTRA YARDAGE — Warrior Rick Bauman, with the ball, is struggling for extra yardage as teammate Jerry Rhodes blocks. The Warriors defeated the visiting Lions 31-13 in the homecoming game last Friday.
Wawasee jaws Bremen
By JOAN BL'LETI f Hal Traviolia's Wawasee Warriors ravenously jawed the Bremen Lions 31-13 at Friday night’s homecoming game before an enormous crowd of exuberant fans. After last week’s loss the team and fans were all fired up to net a full scale win Both teams were charted to a good match; however, the Warriors wiped the evenness as anxious offense consumed yardage, while the defense sank its teeth into Bremen’s offensive line. Wawasee took over immediately after the clock started by scoring on five plays. Ralph Reiff scored on a 10 yard pass from quarterback Keith Cripe. The Lions came back with « score by Mike Swain to even the score 6-6 The Warriors again in possession fumbled but recovered byway of Nelson Preston Three plays later Bremen recovered a Wawasee fumble and came back despite the hard hitting Warrior defense to score seven more points and end their scoring for the evening In the second stanza Cripe hurled several spirals to Joel Popenfoose and Ralph Reiff as the big green machine ate up yardage Then as the Warriors were on the Bremen 24 with fourth and nine took a chance and proved themselves as Cripe hit Wes Bell for a splendid 14 yard pass and a vital first down Popenfoose ran to stack up four yards and followed by dashing the remaining six yards to paydirt Wawasee snatched the pigskin from Bremen on their first play when Harlan Hersey recovered a
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Lion fumble far into Bremen territory. After a CripePopenfoose connection. Rick Bauman lit the scoreboard for Wawasee on a seven yard run to put the tribe out in front 18-13 with 6:46 left in the first half. The Lions failed to make a first down, held back by Gary Vanator and John Minear on the defense The Warriors also failed and shortly after punting to Bremen, intercepted a pass to put the tribe in control once more Time was running out. with only 46 seconds left until the half, when Wawasee found themselves on Bremen’s 16 yard line with fourth and eight, Ralph Reiff attempted a field goal but it hooked to the left of the uprights Following the halftime festivities Bremen started things off, but couldn’t seem to get rolling and handed the ball over to Wawasee Cripe continued his passing show by sending arrows to Bauman. Reiff and Bell, but were set back by a penalty and Brian Smith booted the punt to the Lions who fumbled two plays later and Mike Stork recovered for the Warriors. Cripe ran on the first play and then hit both Reiff and Bauman for substantial yardage. Bauman then scored on a six yard dash and Reiffs toe added the extra point The fourth quarter saw little action as both defenses held fast and the ball moved back and forth between teams until the end when Nelson Preston received two passes via Cripe and tallied six points on a six yard run with only nine seconds remaining on the dock for a fantastic play to finish off an exciting night. Rick Bauman was the leading rusher with 61 total yards, followed by Joel Popenfoose and Nelson Preston, a versatile member of the defense who also stacked up several tackles along with Larry Allen and Randy Rinker. Ralph Reiff was the leading receiver, rolling up 93 yards in six catches. Steve Kroh and W es Bell were also in on the receiving action. Halftime Activities Halftime Friday night was a very eventful and enjoyable time
as Melinda Tom was crowned Wawasee high school’s homecoming queen 1975 by Peg Beer. 1974 queen Jennie Cox was the runner-up. The seniors chose “The Spirit of ’76” as the homecoming theme. Announcements were made as to the results of the judging of the floats in the parade preceding the game. They were as follows: Best class float — the junior class: best club float — 1 the cheerleaders; most original float — the senior class; and the most appropriate to the theme — the freshman class. Much hard work and planning went into these floats over the past few weeks. A halftime show was was put on by David Blackwell’s Wawasee marching band and twirlers. accented by drum major Greg Smith, This was a fine conclusion to a spirit week, participated in by the students of Wawasee high school Monday was Blue-jeans and TShirt Day. Tuesday was Inside-out-Day. Wednesday was Crazy Day. Thursday was Crazy Hat Day and Friday was Dress-Down Day. Friday afternoon the student body took part in the annual fall fling held on the football field in which the seniors took first place Over all it was a fun and eventful week. Hit* * Misses Thornburg Drug 13 3 Schult Homes 11 5 Campbell'* Market 11 5 Skyline Luxury Homes W 6 Maple City Tool 10 4 Galloway's Excavating 10 6 Pin Bowl Wizards ( 8 Mullins Texaco 7V» OW Stovers 7 » Loo Applicators 4W *v» Bit 4 10 Avon Calling 5 11 Bud s Body Shop 3W Wawasee Bowlers 2 13 High team game Mullins Texaco 7*5 High team series Pin Bowl Wizards — 2005 400 serie* men M. Donaldson 402 SOOsehesmen L Newman SOS. K. Knisley W. A Brown 503. 8 Simon 573, N. Hanford Sat. G Sorenson S3O. L. Miller S2I. D Sorensen SIA C. Galloway SIZ K Jensen 501 450 serie* women S Gilbert 485 S Brown ate S McLean aw. L Galloway 4M. G Brown 45? 200 games men N Hanford 234. A. Brown 23a. M Donaldson 231. 20a. K Knisley 21S, 204, 8 Simon 70* K Jensen 205. L Newman 20a. G Sorensen 202 P Van Dyke 200 170 game* women S McLean I*s. B Hanlord I*2. S Brown 17A 171, C Campbell 173 Sunday Nite Mixed L S M F T US Mwtin s Feed* 11 3 Charlie * Ten Pm 10 4 Mr Pickwick 10 4 Syracuse Traveler, inc » 7 Vicki * Beauty Salon 7Vj Lakeland Standard •' z > 3'* Scott * Yamaha 4 ’0 Team • 4 10 Fairmont Home* 4 4 Taylor Wholesale a 12 Team 7 2 la High team game Scott , Yamaha — 435 High team *er>e* Syracuse Traveler. inc — 1808 r «00 serie* men. K Knisley 413 500 seres men K Koontz 5*4, J voiand 521. G Shue 50* 200 game, men K Knisley 221 214. K Koontz 21$. 200 J VOland 202 Friday Night Mixed Stahly St,ltson IS 1 village Tap ’3 3 Thwait* Grain, inc <3 3 Syracuse Rubber HV» a l -* Thornburg Drug SMi Wawasee Electronx 10 4 Zimmerman* Gravel 10 4 Sea Nymph ♦ Team No 13 O'* 3V, Team No 4 T'i Why Knot* 7-,* Outlaw* 7 » Da* Kellar > ♦ Wick»Mar«na 4 10 Ke«*>*PßH 4 10 Mastercratt 5 7 Dull'* Trucking 3 13 Maxweiton 3 4 Beacon 2 14 Abreus Construction 3 » SOO serie* L. Knispef S2X J Morganmaier 522. G Hepner 524 G Myer 527 T Brock sll. 8 McNary sl3. G Baker SaS. L Epley 527. R Heiser 503. J Kern s4* B Thwa.t*
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Precision Automotive 3 13 Ace Pest Control 3 13 High team game and series. American Industries — 7*B 2271 500 series: D. Johnson I*4-511. S, Stahley I*4. I*7 508 450 series and above: M Pierce 454, 8. Kay 454. L Neff 174 444. S. McLean 173 447. V Penn 440. S. Wolterman 180 487, S Brown 175 442. K. McKibben 170 477. M. L. Dixon 171-444. S Black 174-4 M 170 games and above: M. J. Knudsen 17* flokeloi” 1 P. I y ® Cente r ___ The following events have been listed for the week at the Lakeland Youth Center by director Dan Caskey: Wednesday. Oct. 1 — Pee Wee football practice at Milford 3;305, open night at the center for all activities 5:50-9 Thursday. Oct, 2 — Pee Wee football practice at Syracuse 3:30-5, Belly dancing at the center 7:30-9 Friday. Oct. 3 — Pee Wee football practice at Syracuse 3:30-5 Saturday, Oct. 4 — Pee Wee football games: At North Webster Raiders vs Skins 9, Vikings vs Steelers 10; At Syracuse Packers vs Irish at 12. Cowboys vs Rams 1; At Milford. Dolphins vs Browns 3, 49ers vs Browns 4; gymnastics at the center with beginners 9:45-11 and intermediate and advanced 11-1; free time 1-5 Monday. Oct. 6 — Pee Wee football at North Webster 3:30-5 Raiders vs Redskins; Weight Watchers 6:30-9 Tuesday, Oct. 7 — Dancercising 10-11, Pee Wee football at Webster 3:30-5 Vikings vs Steelers, open center 5:30-8:30, sketching and pottery classes 78:30 Wednesday, Oct. 8 — Pee Wee football games at Milford Browns vs Dolphins 3:15. 49ers vs Dolphins 4 Results To Date Results of Pee Wee football games to date are: Milford, 49ers 18. Browns 14, Dolphins 24, 49ers 16; Webster, Steelers 16, Raiders 6. Vikings 18. Redskins 12; Syracuse. Rams. 22, Packers 20, Cowboys 12, Irish O. Standings: w I Milford-Dolphins 1 0 49ers 11 Browns 0 1 Webster-Steelers 1 0 Vikings 1 0 Redskins 0 1
Free...forall youngsters 8-13 Sign up now for the 1975 Punt, Pass & Kick Competition B'A ; ; "X Xb” ‘ There are only a few days left to ■ v X? Kick Competition. This IS your \ chance to test your football skills X against other youngsters your z' ' own age It s free, and all you ( y - have to do IS bring your parent or ", guardian m and sign up. You still 'vi_. .. - —-• sign up today! I Bl w Registration I JKt?* } Ends October 3 I OCTOBER 4, 1 a \2S 1 * > * m * fl _^=_ v |\ \ /jX Time ’ I Vwl VX *r ! Fn r - > WAWASEE HIGH school B Iy]y7' Location fl X - I cfs. MYERS FORD SYRACUSE
Raiders 0 1 Syracuse-Rams 1 0 Cowboys 1 0 Irish 0 1 Packers 0 1 Leading scorers: Brad LeCount, Dolphins, 3-2-20 Dick Doll, 49ers, 3-0-18 Jeff Rampey, Steelers, 2-4-16 Mark Walker, Packers, 2-0-12 Bobby Morgan, Redskins, 2-0-12 Ross Burchard, Vikings, 2-0-12 Brian Kistler, Rams, 2-0-12 The Youth Center is a United Fund agency. CC team defeated by North Wood and North Manchester By JOAN BULETTY Jerry Minton's Wawasee cross country team lost to both North Wood and Manchester last Tuesday 16-42 and 16-44. Thursday the Warriors lost to Columbia City 20-38. Kevin Gilbert finished first with a great time of 13:03. Other Wawasee finishers were Doug Shock, second; Brent McMillan, third; Brad Brown, fourth; and Steve Bodsky. fifth. The team now has a record of 38. Warriorette golfers slice Manchester The Warriorette golfers sliced the Manchester team 231-234 last Thursday at Manchester’s Sycamore course. Betsy Williams was the low medalist of the meet with a 46. Terri Holtzclaw saved the meet for Wawasee by being the only other player to top her opponent, which she did by four strokes. Although the girls were caught in a deluge of rain, it did not seem to stop them as they came through between showers. Warriorettes scrape Plymouth By JOAN BULETTY The girls’ varsity volleyball team took a difficult game last Monday as they lost their first game to scrape Plymouth 4-15, but bounced back to win the two - remaining games 15-9 and 15-2. Phyllis Horvath and Kathi Replogle were outstanding individual players and proved themselves consistently. The junior varsity volleyball team were downed 15-4 and 15-6 by Plymouth and retorted with a 15-5 game.
Cross country sectional at Manchester Oct. 18
Manchester high school will host the sectional cross country meet on Saturday, Oct. 18, beginning at 11 a.m. The course is 24 miles, relatively flat with a number of steep hills and gradual inclines. Grass surface composes the course except for 40 feet of concrete and 150 yards of dirt road. The school promises the
West Noble wallops Eastside 40-12
ROXANNE ADDIS Clayton Sensibaugh plowed three yards for the first Charger touchdown against Eastside, Friday on West Noble’s field. As fans enthusiastically sang the school song, Kirk Wogomon kicked his first point of the game. After catching a pass, Duane Miller raced 45 yards for the next touchdown. Wogomon again made the extra point. Schultz with his 22 yard run made the third touchdown and Wogomon’s 13 yard jaunt increased the score to an impressive 26-0 which it remained at half time. Eastside’s Me Kown put the Blazers on the board in the third quarter with a TD. West Noble came right back, Frosh clipped by Bremen 8-6 By JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee freshman football team, coached by George Vitaniemi and Tony Clouse were clipped by Bremen 8-6 last 'Riursday. The Warrior touchdown was scored on a pass from quarterback Rick Cripe to Dave Stoffel, who picked up 55 yards before hitting pay dirt. The tribe chalked up a total of 199 yards total offense; 86 in the air; and 113 on the ground. Dan Andrews was the leading rusher with a total of 88 yards gained. The defense was led by Mike Clark who rolled up five tackles and six assists and one interception. The team’s next game will take place Thursday, at home against Warsaw.
running area will be freshly mowed and marked with white marking surface. Flags and inspectors will be stationed at each turn. All regulations as outlined in the September bulletin of the IHSAA will be adhered to. C. L. Gottman is principal of the host school and Gerald Faudree is meet manager.
when Rick Heintzelman dashed seven yards to the goal line and Wogomon made his extra point. Kent Gerver contributed a nine yard run for six points in the final quarter and Wogomon, again added his kick. Eastside scored their second touchdown of the game, as Me Kown again ran. The final score was West Noble 40, Eastside 12, raising the Charger’s win-loss record to 5-0. West Noble had a total of 436 yards rushing and 97 yards in five passes. Jerry Rhinesmith was the evening’s leading rusher with 185 yards. In addition to that, “Dutch” Raether announced that Rhinesmith is West Noble’s career rushing leader with 1,391 yards to date. The Charger’s defense — along with their incredible offense (probably their best ever) produced a great sense of pride in Raether. “What can I say? I was extremely proud of everyone,” Raether stated with satisfaction. The Chargers face conference rival Howe Saturday afternoon, Oct. 4, at Howe. Tennis team drops two By JOAN BULETTY Jim Webster’s Warrior tennis team dropped two matches last week. On Tuesday they were beaten by Concord 6-1 and were shut out on Wednesday by Culver Military Academy 5-0. Dale Ganz was the only winner, he beat Zurawski of Concord 6-4 and 6-2. Rob Zurcher shut out his opponent 6-0 in the first game, but unfortunately was defeated in the other two games.