The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 October 1975 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Oct. 22.1975

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Warriors sweep Concord 30-28

By JOAN BI'LETTY Hal Traviolia’s Warriors swept by the Concord Minutemen last Friday night in the final seconds of a wintry football game at Wawasee high school, 30-28 Steve Kroh saved what the Wawasee fans thought would be the Warriors third loss of the season, but instead added another victory to give his team a 6-2 overall record and 4-1 in the Northern Lakes Conference Kroh grabbed a 25 yard pass, shot by quarterback Keith Cripe with just 21 seconds left in the game to end what turned out to be one of the most thrilling games of the season The Warriors charged onto the field with confidence and exhuberance, which they demonstrated skillfully in the first quarter of play Rick Bauman, Wawasees running ace put the Warriors on the board after Dennis Spearman flashed 30 yards to the Concord 22 yard line on a punt return It took Baumait just two runs before he hit paydirt and score the tribe's first touchdown of the evening Bauman, then ran for two extra points and the Warriors had an 80 lead Todd Haines set up the tribe s next touchdown by scooping up a Concord fumble on the Minutemens 30. Cripe and Bauman both gobbled up yards as they ran several times before Cripe passed a 15 yarder to Jerry Rhodes for the second Wawasee touchdown In the second stanza the Minutemen finally came out of their shell to fight back at the Warrior’s steamroller offense which appeared to be flattening the Concord team out. After five plays they scored as Concord quarterback Rick Sweazy hit Dennis Gunden across the goal line on a two-yard shot The two-point conversion worked and the Minutemen s spirits were lifted The Warriors and Minutemen exchanged possession of the ball a few times and finally Concord s offense took hold and Gunden scored again but the two-point conversion attempt was halted by a great stop by Randy Ricker lYie score at hal&ime was then 16-14, with the Wawasee team holding a slight lead The excitement of the second half was what kept the freezing fans in the bleachers warm and yelling Bauman was making his way down the field with the help of Todd Haines and was knocking on Concord’s door when Minutemen. John Herkenroder answered by grabbing a fumble by Bauman and marching 93 yards to the Wawasee end zone and another score for the Concord Minutemen The kick made the score 21-16 and Concord was on top However, their lead was shortlived as the Warriors moved quickly down the field and Keith Cripe scored on a quarterback sneak and also ran for the two extra points to put the tribe back out in front 24-21 at the end of the third quarter _ Concord started off the fourth stanza and after several plays the Minutemen scored and again took the lead 28-24 Wawasee pounded out many long yards without giving up hope or losing confidence bes ore Cripe fired his most important pass of the night to Kroh for the final touchdown to finalize the score at 30-28 with only 21 seconds left on the clock The passing of Keith Cripe and the elusive running of Rick Bauman proved to be the one-two punch that upset the Minutemen Cripe passed for 146 yards in 14 completions and Bauman ran for 137 yards in 26 carries Steve Kroh was the leading receiver, catching seven passes for 63 vards Wes Bell caught three for 23 yards and Dennis Spearman covered 24 yards in two catches The fine defensive line had a great night as Bill Rensberger had nine assists and one solo tackle. Both Jeff Miller and Todd

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DEFENSE DOES ITS JOB — Members of the Wawasee Warrior defense are shown above as they do their part to win a victory for the home team. Number 66 Randy Rinker is shown as she stops the Concord runner. Also shown are 67 Bill Rensberger, 69 John Minear, 8 Bryan Smith and 76 Mitch Ousley.

Haines had four tackles and three assists Larry Allen also did well, laving three tackles and four issists. Mi near. Stork. Spearman pd WUkey also performed well for the defensive line The Warriors will travel to Manchester next Friday night for another NLC c! ish. W C First Downs 18 11 Yards Rushing 214 67 Yards Passing 146 147 Passes Attempted 25 27 Passes Completed 14 14 Interceptions By 1 3 Offensive Plays 78 55 Yards Penalized 5-45 4-30 Fumbles 4 3 Fumbles Lost 2 3 Punts 3-21.0 4-39.1 Scoring First Quarter — Bauman (Wawasee) 18-yard run, two point run by Bauman Rhodes (Wawasee) 15-yard pass from Cripe. two point run by Cripe. Second Quarter — Gunden (Concord* two-yard pass from Sweazy. two point conversion on pass from Sweazy to Gunden Gunden iConcord* 11-yard pass from Sweazy. two point attempt failed Third Quarter — Herkenroder (Concord) 94-yard run, PAT kick good Cripe (Wawasee* one-yard run. two point run by Cripe. Fourth Quarter — Sarason (Concord* six-yard pass from Sweazy. PAT kick good Kroh (Wawasee) 25-yard pass from Cnpe. two point attempt failed. NLC Standings toot. AG Plymouth 6-0 8-0 Wawasee 4-1 6-2 North Wood 4-1 6-2 Rochester 3-2 6-2 Bremen 2-3 5-3 Concord 2-3 4-4 Manchester 0-5 2-6 Warsaw 0-6 0-8 Friday‘s Games Ply mouth 21. Manchester 3 W aw asee 30. Concord 28 North Wood 20. Warsaw 3 Rochester 6. Bremen 0 Cross country running hard By JOAN Bt’LETTY Wawasee s cross country team finished ninth out of 23 teams in the sectional last Saturday. Kevin Gilbert was once again the top finisher for the Warriors, finishing 13th in the meet. Other Wawasee finishers were Brent McMillan 54th. Brad Brown 56th. Doug Shock 74th. Stuart Bryant 89th. and Steve Badskev 91st There were 161 runners competing in the meet » The last meet for the cross country team was the freshman, sophomore invitational on Tuesday. Oct 21. at East Noble The team's record is now 6-11 in the regular season meets, fifth in the NLC and ninth in the sectional

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ON THE WAY TO — Wawasee s number 90. Steve Kroh. is shown on his way to the gtune winning touchdown last Friday. Kroh, a senior, caught a 25 yard pass from quarterback Keith Cripe to score with 21 seconds remaining in the game. The scon? put Wawasee in the lead 30-2 X. The defense held Concord for the remaining time and the Warriors claimed the victory. Kroh was the leading receiver for the night as he caught seven passes for 63 yards.

Warriorette swimmers dunk Culver, lose squeaker 109-110

by JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee girls’sw im team coached by Cynthia Peterson, really dunked Culver in a fine meet last Thursday by a score of 122-94 The medley relay team, consisting of Deb Doty, Teresa Carpenter, Marlys Staley and Lisa Bosstick. broke the school record with a time of 2:08.4 to take a first place. Marlys Staley also broke a school record in the 100 butterfly to make another first. Other first place winners were Teresa Carpenter in the 50 and 100 breaststroke and Darsee Staley in the 50 butterfly and Esti Keen in the 100 freestyle. Nancy Amos placed first in diving Both Nqncy and Rhoda Byrd had terrific performances Thursday, as both girls are new to this event on the team. Lose Squeaker The Warriorette swim team lost its meet last Tuesday night by one point to South Bend Washington in a super meet. The girls took all but two first places, yet still lost 109-no The school record breakers were the medley team — Deb Doty. Lisa Bosstiek, Teresa

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Carpenter and Marlys Staley and Marlys again in the 200 individual medley First place winners for Wawasee were Esti Keen in the 200 and 400 freestyle. Deb Doty in the 50 and 100 backstroke. Lisa Bosstick in the 50 and 100 freestyle, Marlys Staley in the 100 butterfly and the 200 individual medley, and Teresa Carpenter in the 100 breaststroke The 400 freestyle relay team also took first place These girls are: Julie Thibaut. Mary Lowe, Melisa Shipley and Esti Keen Car-truck accident in Warsaw A cat driven by Delores M. Hearn. 31. Leesburg, and a truck ckiven by Everett R. Darr, 68, r 2 Syracuse, collided on N. Detroit St., Warsaw, Monday. There was $125 damage to the Hearn car but no damage to the truck Mrs Hearn had stopped behind the truck at a traffic signal when the truck rolled back.

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Frtdov Night Mixta Thwaits Grain 22 6 Village Tap 20 8 Zimmerman s Gravel 1? 9 . Stahly Stillson 19 5 Sea Nymph it 10 Wawasee Electron* 1* 12 Outlaws 16 12 Syracuse Rubber 16 12 Mastercratt IS 13 Das Keller 15 13 Thornburg Drugs 14Vj 13* l Why Knots 12> j 15'? Team No 6 12' ? 15'? Keith s Pi H 12 12 WicK'sMarma 11 12 The Loser's 10 18 Beacon 10 18 DutfS TrucKing 7 21 Max welton . 7 21 Abreels Construction 3 25 600 series C Fink 569. G Baker 574. E Kamp 527, G Mepter 530. D VanDiepanbos S3*. D MareshSOt. L. Welty 567, J. Black.ort 505. M Carlson 521. P. Kline 526. D Jones 519, L. Knispei 564, F Brock 520, J Kern 580, B Thwaits 554. L. Gilbert 515 450 series and above L Peters 466, B Kline 459. P Maresh 477, G Thwaits 481 200 games L. Gilbert 205. L. Knispei 235, B McNary 201. C Fink 205. J Kern 204, 8 Thwaits 209, L Welty 214. D. VanDiepenbos 212, E Kamp 211, G Mepler 207, G Baker 213 170 games and above P Maresh 190 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 24»? TV? Zarse Plumbing 4 Heating 23 9 Regent Homes 23 9 N. w. Fireman's Aux, 22 10 Pilcher's Shoes 21 11 Art & Alice's 18 14 Wawasee Electronics >8 14 Lancer's Products 17 15 Pacemaker s Bldg s 16 16 Bud’s Bar 15 17“ Lynn Feller ms 15 17 Kate island Beacon 14 it ' Lake City Bank 13 19 Bechtold Plumbing & Heating 12’ ? 19V? Geii s Keyboard Music 12' i 19'? The Arrow Corp 12'? 19V* Village Lounge 12 20 Sleepy Owl 12 20 Farm Bureau Co op 11 21 Golden Gram Popcorn 8 24 High team series and game Thornburg Drugs - 2353 806 500 series K Knisley. 534. N Geil 524. D Thwaits 521

450 series ana above M Taylor 4*7, O Mira 486. G Eyer 4*5. L Culbertson 485. P Louben 480. F Money 477, B Menelee 477, S ■ Stanley 474. M Piler 467. M Bucklew 466, J. 1 Slabaugn 4*5. P Benson 463. C Simpson 45*. I B Kern 45*. vs. Null 45) 700 games N Gail 211 170 games ana abc.e P. Louben I*7, k. . Knisley I*s, 17*. D Thwalts I*4. 182. B Manatee I*3. J Galloway ll*. B Kern 185. » M Buck lew 114. j. Slabaugn 180. I . Culbertson 178. L Groan* 178. O Hire 178. J. Coppes 178. M Piter 177. N Gait 17*. C t Simpson 174. B Oawrn 173. H. Taylor 177, ( 171, o Glon 177. I Scott 171. G Eyer 171, B Parker I7g Sunday N.te Mixed , LSMFT 17 7 Vick.'s Beauty Salon i* i ? ? Lakeland Standard 14>i svl5 v l Fairmont Homes Charlie's Ten Pm 13 11 Syracuse Traveler 11 It l Martin s Seeds 11 U Mr PnkwKk 10 >0 * Team 7 8 T* Team * • >* Scons Taman* Taylor Wholes*!* 5 1* Mtgn team game and series F*.rmont Homes 68* »l* *OO series men K Koonrt S3*. S Ran sberger 533. D Jonas 577. T Dev.s 522, J. Simpson sl3. B Knisley 500 T Davis 522. j Simpson sl3. B Knistay 500 women L Jones S3O 450 sari** woman B Hamilton 4** 100 games man O Jana* 20*. K Koonti 208. O Hamilton 202 170 gemes woman B Hamilton I*2. L Jonas 187 183 Tuesday Night Ladias League Betimans Cate V 5 Syracuse Rubber 20 12 Das Cellar to U Mapt* L**t Farms 17V> lav* Wewasaa interiors 1* 16 Marses 12V> IWt kugsbijrger s r-t 22Vi Counting House Bank Tty 24W Mign team series and gam* Balimans Cat* - 2387 835 500 tafias S. Hoover 185. I*2. I*s 572. J Womngar 20* 503 450 series N. Paterson I*l. 163 4*6, p Green 173. 171 4*o. 5 Keim 17* 4*4. C Moor* 1«Q. 171 477. J. Hoover I*2, 171 4*t. L Gilbert 17* 464. J CMidd'Ster 455. B Scnopt I*s 453 E W ogpmen I*4 451 200 games 5. Gilbert 201 482 160 games B Smith 183, M Halsey 177, K Gilbert 177. G Pilcher I*4. C On I*o Tuesday Attame— Ladias State Bank ot Syracuse »**■■» 8V» Frog Tovom ’* * American industries l*-* *’■* Mock's Marino >5 U La Petit# Sncooe 15 13 Mastarcratt 15 11 Oenna'tCutNCuri 1« 14 Butter Bros Signs 13 15 Kai* island Beacon U t* Lakatand Raatty i> ’* Precision Automotive 8 >8 AC* Past Control 7 21 High taom gam* Frog Tavern — 7*3 High team series: State Bank ot Syracuse - 236* 500 series A Dahlstrom JOMH. C Stone 178. I*o-52a M L Dixon I*l 512 450 series and above B Kem 4*B. S. Stanley 4*o. O Johnson 180488. B Kay 17* 4*3. L Nett 478. S Wbiterman 482. S. Brown

453. B Kline 453. L. Connolly 461. M Deck 117 460. L Jones 453 170 games and above M. J. Knudsen 176. J. Auer 171 County Liquor Locker 20 8 Bud s Body Shop 20 t Charlie’s Ten Pin 18 10 Golden Grain 17 11 Barbee Hotel lov? m 5 Clines 16 12 Pilcher’s Shoes 14 14 Kurly’s Kegiers 14 14 Anderson Paint 12 16 Fireplace Co. 12 16 Beacon 12 16 Wawasee Bow! livy 16'? Parker’s Hybrid 7 21 Electronics 6 22 High team series and game: Pilcher’s Shoes - 2686 985 600 series M. Dorsey 603. J. Kirkdorfer 620, R. Simon 626 500 series: M. Gan shorn 508 C. Frushour 524. C Eby 595. E Coburn 534. D. Pilcher 520. W Stahly 502, F Nyikos 535. J. Bohnstedt 550, A. Brown 504. R. Strombeck 574. C. Wogoman 515. R Williams 510. R Wogoman 555. A. Walgamuth 550. L. Swope S4O. R Miller 504. A Strieby 535. A Baker 546. G. Whitacre 506. G. Pavel 550. D Maresh 529. L. Welty 525. D Thibaut 535. Don Smith 512. W. Atderter 505. E. Harting 570 200 games C. Eby 236. F Nyikos 233, J. Bohnstedt 211. R. Strombeck 219, M. Dorsey 200. 212, J. Kirkdorter 209. 222, C. Wogoman 204. R Miller 2U. A. Strieby 215. A. Baker 223. G Pavel 200. D Maresh 202, D Thibaut 214, R. Simon 202. 225. H. Cline 201. E. Harting 209 Hits I Misses Schutt Homes 22 6 Galloway’s Excavating 20 8 Campbell’s Market it 10 Maple City Tool 18 10 Thornburg Drug 17 11 Bud’s Body Shop 13Vj UV» B J. 8 13 15 Skyline Luxury Homes 13 15 Leo Applicators , 12Vj !5Vj Pin Bowl Wizards i 12 16 Mullins Texaco 11W 16Vi Avon Calling 11 17 Stover’s 8 20 Wawasee Bowlers 6 22 High team game: Campbell’s Market — 644 High team series Mullins Texaco — 1898 500 series (men): N. Hanford 584, P. Campbell 57a B Slabaugh 563. B. Simon 550. A Brown 549, D Mong 541, M. Donaldson 528 450 series and above (women): G. Brown 470. S. Brown 454. L- Galloway 450. S. Gilbert 450 200 games (men): P. Campbell 219. D. Golden 215. M. Donaldson 213. N. Hanford 209. D Mong 208. B Slabaugh 207,. B Simon 203 170 games and above (women): S. Gilbert 179 Sunday Nite Mixed I.S.M.F.T. 20 8 Lakeland Standard '9'? 8V» Charlie’s Ten Pin 17 11 Fairmont Homes 14V» llVj Vicki’s Beauty Salon 16Vi liv> Martin's Feeds 16 12 Mr Pickwick 16 12 Syracuse Traveler, inc 13 15 Team 7 9 19 Scott's Yamaha BV* 19>y Taylor Wholesale 8 20 Team 9 8 20 High team game: Lakeland Standard, Mr Pickwick: 659 High team series: Mr Pickwick — 1938 500 series men: B. Clemons 554. W. Aloerfer 539. K Koontz 539. T. Davis 519, K Knisley 513 450 series: J. Clemons 456. B Hamilton 453 200 games men: B Clemons 225, D. Jones 221, W Atderter 214. T. Davis 206, L. Sweat land 202. K Koontz 200.200 170 games women: B Hamiltdh 180. D. Gion 177 Monday Night High School No Names ‘ 14 2 Super Scrubs 12 4 8 Balls 11 5 I Don’t Care 10 6 Bowler Rollers 8 8 Super Snoops » • Forever Stoned 7 9 Pro's No. 1 * 11 Truly's 3 '3 Pro’s No. 2 2 14 High team series and game No Names: 1912 655 500 series men: D Dieterly 511, G Brown 500 170 games men: D. Dieterly 203. G. Brown 189. B Byland 202, D Knispei 199 Milterd Business Campbell’s Mkt 27 9 Berk s Body Shop 23 13 Augsburgers 33 13 C S. Myers 30 16 Walter's Drugs 19 17 Sharp's Hdwe 17 19 Barth, inc. 17 19 Smith Sunoco 15 31 Bud's Bar 15 21 Little 8> Clark 14 22 Wick's Marina 16 22 Scott's Landfill >0 26 High team game and series Campbell — 1039 3009 500 series B. Clemons 511. D, Johns 542, M Chambers 530, D Wolterman 518. D Felkner 514. D Brown 506. D Smith 500, O Wuthrleh 546. P Campbell 567. O Ren sberger 531. L Newman 518. B. Simon 580 D. Butler 528. G Hepier 506. K Mathews 533. G Sorensen 504, D. Byrd 509 TOO games J Amsden 212. O Johns 201, D. Brown 212, P Campbell 203. B Simon 232, D. Byrd 221 Land 'O' Lakes Frog Tavern 23 9 Syracuse Legion 23 9 CB J Construction 21 11 vega » >* King s Keg 30 12 Ligonier Elk's 20 12 Venator Construction 19 13 Bishop's Marina 19 13 Lakeland Motors <7 15 Syracuse Traveler 16 16 Pawl s Ceramic 1* N w Legion 14 18 Goshen Auto Elec 16 18 Crow Rooting 16 18 Rinker Built Boats >3 19 Liberty Homes 12 20 State Bank of Syracuse II 21 White’s Plumbing 8> Heating Harris Funersi Home 10 22 Knights of Columbus 7 25 High team game and series Ligonier Elk's- 1005 2781 600 series L Welty 621. S Foster 617. M Durham 602. F Nyikos 622 500 series H Bert man 580. G Price 562. B Klines2l. l. Luit Sal. R wogoman 507. R Williams 503. S Foster 525. R Hicks 550. G Nor dm an 543. L Newman 536. R Simon 520. A Brown 552. C Walton 516. C Walton 509. V. Becker 508. G Gingerich. 532. L Ryman 511. D Bums 523. G Helper 511. P Bright 564. M Tatmgh 514, E. Coburn 552, G. Bell 536. R Knisley 56*. B Appenzeiler 525 200 games L Welty 213, 204. 204. C. Campbell 205. M Bartman 205. 204, G Price 217. B Kline 223. L Lutt 202. R Williams 503. R Hicks 21a M Durham 225. B Foster 22a 202. G Nor dm an 21A F Nyikos 241 J. Shepherd 202. R Knisley 201 Freshmen crush Plymouth 14-6 By JOAN BULETTY The W&wasee freshmen football team crushed Plymouth in an away game last Thursday, 14-6. Dan Andrews scored the first Warrior touchdown on a five yard run in the first quarter. The two points came on a pass from Andrews to Dave Stoffel. Andy Brown scored the second score on a quarterback sneak in the third stanza. The PAT failed. The Warrior defense was led by Bob Long, who made four tackles and one assist. Phil Beer had three and three, and Mark Bunithan had two and four Their next game will be played against Rochester. Congratulations on a fine win freshmen!

•r . (m) ■ -V • -* Bit 1 W * *l. .mjHglk *’ ’ " ■ • .’-r i\ -3**nlMßL ' r '»' \\ A WHOPPER — Tom Rush of Marion is shown with his seven pound, three and one half ounce iargemouth bass, that took the Big Bass award in the fishing tournament. He was awarded a depth finder for his catch. He and brother Dick, hauled in 13 pounds, five ounces of fish, for top honors.

First annual Wawasee fish tournament held

Mile high sky and temperatures in the mid 70’s gave way to some good fishing for some in the first annual Wawasee Classic hosted by the Tri-County Bassmasters on Lake Wawasee. Syracuse. Take off and weigh in site was the Wawasee Marine, located adjacent to the old fish hatchery. The tournament got off to a great start at 7 a m. with some 36 two men teams taking off in a staggered start. By weigh in time at 4 p.m. that afternoon the story had been set. The tournament came off with wily one boat needing to return to take off site for new batteries. Jim Gard of Warsaw, {resident and Gerry Harter of Syracuse, past president and tournament director, awarded the following prizes: Tom and Dick Rush of .Marion, first place, S4OO and trophy: John Paul and Ken Wires, Huntington Bassmasters. second place, S2OO and trophies; Ron Holloway and Bill Estep, Delaware Bassmasters. third place, $l5O and trophies; Brian Reed and

Syracuse defeats Wakarusa in final game of season

Syracuse junior high defeated Wakarusa 14-8 in their last football game of the year this past week. Syracuse gained 148yards rushing as five players carried the ball. Tony Miller scored the first Syracuse touchdown and Jeff Spitler carried the ball in for the extra two points. Todd Hardy intercepted a pass and ran 45yards to score the second touchdown. The extra point attempt was unsuccessful. Ralph Shipley, Todd Hardy and Shaun Stevenson anchored the Yellow Jacket defense which held Wakarusa to few first downs. This victory ended the

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Frank Bilbray. Delaware Bass masters, fourth place, SIOO and trophies; Don Grawcock and Dick VanDiepenbos, fifth place, $75 and trophies; John Hayden and Warren Krabbe, IBA Marion, -sixth place, SSO and trophies; Bob Sutton and Ron Mason, seventh place, SSO and trophies; Wayne Yoder and Ralph Schackleford, Kokomo club, eighth place, SSO and trophies; Bob Strickler and Dennis Rockwell, Michiana club, ninth place, SSO and trophies; Jim Stidams, Tri-County BM. Ken Feightner, Auburn BM, 10th place, SSO and trophies; Ron Clevenger and Rick Norris, Eaton. 11th place, trophies; Ole Galloway, Saint Joe Valley, Lance Oakley, 12th place, trophies; J. A. Odell and John Rawlings, Kokomo club, 13th place, trophies; Bill Appenzeller and A1 Conradt, Syracuse. 14th place, trophies; Bob Hillman and Rick Miller, Saint Joe Valley BM, 15th place, trophies. A total of 61 bass were weighed in, ranging from one pound to seven and one fourth pounds.

Syracuse season with a four-won two-lost record. This is the eighth winning season in a row for coaches Tom Jones and Larry Pletcher. TO SET TRIAL DATE FOR W. R. MeKINNON William R. McKinnon, 31, Syracuse, was released on SSOO bond from the Elkhart county jail after being booked there by Goshen police for driving while under the influence of alcoholic beverages in the 1400 block of Lincolnway East, Goshen, at 9:18 Monday evening. An attorney entered an appearance for him in Goshen city court Tuesday and a trial date is ° to be set.