The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 February 1976 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Feb. 11,1876

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23 44 lit. A. n V■ f z, v o iBI rrVI Id 42 35 «-■ . j'./io;VI L X ir Isl J Bfli'Jl f i f ■B'“ Jr J M JEMLr il J-'v *’ J k THEY ARE THE CHAMPS — The Warriorette basketball team won the girls sectional tourney at North Wood high school last Saturday night. Shown]above in front are Kathi Replogle. Sonya Hoover. Cheryl Skelton. Margaret Schopf. Mary Kitson and Beatrice Carvajal. In back are Marie Kitson. Jennifer Hughes, Elizabeth Williams, Killie White, Barbara Brouwer, Tammi Schumm and coach Jack Marlette.

Girls to meet Penn Saturday [ Coach Jack Marlette's Wawasee Wajrriorette basketball team will travel to Goshen next Saturday whjere they will meet Penn at 2 p m. in the regional tournament Last Saturday the girls brought home the sectional trophy after defeating the girls from Fairfield Marlette said Barb Brouwer. Tammy Ijchumm, Betsy Williams and Kathy Replogle will start on Sati|irday with the fifth girl to be named later She could be any one of the remaining team members “Penn athletes are good, hard competitors Marlette said. He continued by saying he doesn't know much ibout the Penn girls and neither no his Warriorettes, however, he continued. “They're all good from now on. to have gotten this far.” “The Warriorettes will have to be ready fir everything They’ll work on all aspects of the game during praclice." Marlette said “We don't know what they’re going to do “ Marlette concluded by saying th ? girls would have to avoid making errors during Saturday's regional game It was Barb Brouwer who took the championship game last Saturday against Fairfield into her hands and saved it for the team “We did not play as well as we were capable of playing," said Marlette. The girls were very jittery " He continued by stating. “Wlien we can only score two or thrde points a quarter, that's bad!' Marlette Jays his girls train just like the iboys do as they both play for 32 minutes and the girls have to be i|n shape M-J spoirts reporter Joan Buletty talked with some of the girls following a practice session

NLC Wrestling tourney won by Warsaw Tigers

By J(|AN BVLETTY Wawasee high school hosted the Northern Lakes Conference wrestling tourney on Saturday, Jan. >3l There were eight schools that participated in the tournament They were Bremen, Concord, Manchester, North Wood, Plymouth. Rochester, Warsaw and Wawasee Warsaw placed first with 1034 points; North Wood, second with 102. Plymouth third with 994; Manchester, fourth, with 964; Wawasee placed fifth, with 59 points; Rochester was sixth with 43; Concord, seventh, with 234; and Bremen finished eighth with 94 points.; Korenstra Champ Phil Korenstra was the champion cf the 179 pound class He defeatei Ron Weatherholt of Concord in his first match He continued by defeating Darrel * Hochstetler of North Wood Korenstra finished it off bywinning the championship match over Rochester's Blaise Horban Mitch Ousley . Wawasee. took a second place in a very exciting heavyweight contest He was defeated in the championship by Steve Wilson of Warsaw. This win enabled Warsaw to win the tournament Capturing thirds for W’awasee were Renn Beer. Jeff Smallwood. Steve Hoopingarner and Hal Hammakejr. Beer defeated Dennis Tate of Concord, but in the second match. Rob Hueni of Bremen won. Smallwood beat Jeff Grandstaff of Manchester and went down to Todd Hahn from North Wood Hoopingarner stopped Dan Johnson. Rochester and went on to lose to Lanty Lahr Hammaker defeated Chris

"""I TWO POINTS FOR WAWASEE — Tammy Schumm is shown above as she made two more points for the Warriorettes during the championship game of the North Wood sectional last Saturday night. The girls defeated Bremen on Wednesday night. Bethany Christian on Thursday night and Fairfield to win the championship.

cne day this week. The girls comments on winning the sectional are as follows: | Mary Kitson — “I’m glad we were the ones who won the first one" Tammy Schumm — "I think we could have pteyed better and will play better in the regional.’* Bea Carvajal — “I hope we ll win more ’ j Sonya Hoover — “If we could've settled down more, we could’ve played a lot better.

Wright of Plymouth, but was halted by John Reed of Manchester First place winners were Brian Adams. Plymouth, m the 100 class; Rick Canaday. North Wood. in the 107 class; Jerry Weldy. North Wood, for the 114; John Cartwright captured the 121 for Plymouth. In the 128 pound class. Warsaw’s Chris Rankin took top honors. Roy Burkholder. North Wood. won the top spot in the 134. In the 140. it was Charlie Scherer, North Wood; Matt Hampton. Warsaw, in 147; Curt Hoile. Warsaw, in the 157 class; Gene Fenix. Warsaw, in the 169; Phil Korenstra. Wawasee, in 179; Armondo Silva. Plymouth. 187; and Steve Wilson. Warsaw, was the heavyweight champ. Congratulations to all wrestlers who participated in the tournament on their fine perfcrmences

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Frißay Night Stanley Stillton 20 4 Thwaits Grain ' U 4 Syracuse Rubber >2 7 Wawasee Electronics 14 4 Beacon 14 10 OullS 14 10 Mastercratt 13 »l Why Knots 13 7 The Outlaws , 11 13 W.cKS Marina H 13 village Tao <0 14 Abreu Constr 10 14 Maswelton 10 14 Thornburgs 10 14 Leegot 10 14 The Losers 10 14 Sea Nvmph • 14 Keiths PAH J 13 Zimmerman'* Gravel 7 17 Dos Keller 4 20 High team game ano series Syracuse Rubber — ae« lew 400 series R Braiel 4M SQOserws L RymanSUß Halsey 512. P Kline Sl7, J Kern 557. C Eby 514, D Reed $27. G Zych 524. L Welty WO. L Epley SW. C Baker SI . 430 ser es L Gilbert 4»S. $ Kern 475 200 games J Kern 221. L. Welty 214. C Baker 21$. R Braiel 200 221 120 games L. Gilbert 174. M Halsey 17* Sunday Night Mi*aO Charlie s Ten P,n 54 ; 3' . Fairmont Homes 54 32 L $ M F T 53 35 Martin's Feeds $1 V Lakeland Standard 43 45 Mr Pickwick 43 45 Scott s Vamaba 42 i *SV» Syracuse Traveler, inc 42 44 Team 7 40 44 Taylor Wholesale 34 50 Vicki's Beauty Salon 35 S 3 Teams 24 40 High ream game ano series Charlie's Ten Pm - 453 1471 SOO series men T Dav.s SOO, O Hamilton 341. K Kmsley 534. D Jones 534. B Clemons 504 J Rensberger 505 M ZeH.nger SOO. women M Zedinger 524 200 games men K Knisley 212. T Davis 211. D Hamilton 211. J Simpson 204 170 games L Beavers 110. M Zeitinger 177. 170. 173 Land O' Lakes Syracuse Traveler 13 3 Ligonier Elks n 5 Frog Tavern *1 5 + Knights of Columbus Wi vega IO 1 : S' ■> Crow Rooting >0 4 Kings Keg <0 4 Liberty Homes . 10 4 State Bank of Syracuse *2 N W Legion » 7 Syracuse Legion * 7 Venator Construction S'i TVj Paul's Ceramic 4 4 Lakeland Monts 4'i ♦'•i Goshen Auto Elec 4 12 White's Plumbing I, Heating 4 12 Bishop's Marina 4 12 Rinkerßoots ' 3 13 Harris Funeral Home 3 13 * C 4, J Construction 2 10 * Have 4 points to make up. High team game Venator construction — in High team series Syracuse Traveler — 7700 400 series F Nyikos 403 G Sorensen 410 500 series K Kmsley 547. J Kern SOO. D Butler SSI, R Williams $42. R Vail 520. J Schopt SIX C Fink SOI. C Conrad 304. D

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Sult 519. B Byer 531. P Briant 50*. M Yoder 513. R Hicks 5(7. M Durhem 530. J. Erdly 505, R. Bell 1532, C Campbell 512. L. Welty s*o. E wnttecreSV. H. Grey 503. G Venator 535 200 flamesf: K. Knisley 20S. J. Kem 215. R. Veil 231. C Fink 211, F Nyikos 211 222. C. Wogomen 205. B. Eyer 200. G. Sorensen 225, 202. R Hkk* 200. G. Venator 209 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies American industries 5* 2* FrosTawerw 50 34 State Bank of Syracuse 49Vs 34V, Mock’s Marine 47 37 Donna's Cut A Curl 44 40 LaPetiteS-otw 41 43 Kale island Beacon 40 44 Mastercraft 39 45 Butler Bros. Signs 37 47 Lakeland L*undry 3* 48 Precision Automotive 34 50 Ace Pest Control 2tv> 55’t High team game and series: State Bank of Syracuse -J 172 2352 500 series! S Wolterman 207 515, C. Stone 178, 181 SOS!, L Neff 179 504 450 series A. Dahlstrom 175-475, B Kem 192 482, J Canti 195 478. S Brown 454, K McKibben 172 487. M L. Dixon 181 459. D Johnson 175. 171 478. B. Kay 171 489 200 games: P Hoover 208 170 games E. Hughes 170 Hits A Misses Schult Homes 5* 24 BAB 54 2* CamobeirsMarket 45 35 Galloways Excavating 44 3* Mullin's Texaco. , 42 38 Leo Applicators 4116 38’Y Skyline Luxury Homes 40 40 Wawasee Bowlers 38 42 Thornburg Drugs 37'.-a 42M, Bud's BodyiShop 3*'ri 43Vi Maple City Tool 35 45 Avon Cal ling 31 49 Pin Bowl Wiiards 30 50 Stover s 2»'T 50' j High team game: Wawasee Bowlers — 48* High team series BAB — 1908 500 series men: M. Donaldson 544, D Butler M g. Sorensen 557, K. Knisley 545. C. Lanti D Nine 517, S. Peterson 510 450 series women: S. Brown 477; J. Brown 4*5. L Galloway 459 200 games men D Butler 222, G Sorensen 212, M Donaldson 210, D Nine 209 170 games women J. Brown 173, S. Brown 173 Tuesday Night Ladies Maple Leaf Farm * ,v » 3 0 ’" 2 Bellman's fate Syracuse Rubber S 3 39 Des Kellen i, 4,11 Wawasee Interior 42 50 Augsburger’S 3’ , 'T S2V ’ Counting House Bank 3491 55W Marisa's ] 31 *5 High team series Syracuse Rubber — 2143 High team game: Maple Leaf Farm* — 758 r <SO seriis: N Peterson 206 499, s. Giiibert 179,147-483, S. Keim 170-475. L. Gilbert 182457. S. Hcipver 142 453 140 gamlies E Wogoman 174. J Castro Iso V. Wil*pn||l44. M. Reeve 143. C. Moore I*o I Monday Night High School No Names 49 19 BBalls 111 Super Scrubs 3*v, 3lv* Bowler Rollers 3* 32 Super Snoops 34 34 Pro s No J 32 3* I Don't Care 31W 3*'t Pro* No 1 ■ 29 39 Forever Stoned 25 1 Y 4259 Truly* 21 47 High teiim game 8 Bails HI — 421 High team series. No Name* — 1797 450 series men D Dieterly 488. R Swope 459. R. Newman 4M 400 series women: J Kieeman 449, B. Simmon* 1:443 140 games men R Newman 190. 174 B Byland t*ii*. B S<mmon* 144. M George I*7, R Swope:2l3. D D.eterly 182. D Firestone Ml 150 games women B. Simmons 18*. 155. D Darr 181, j Kieeman 171

Wawasee hockey team defeats Concordia

The Wawasee Laker hockeyteam scored an impressive 3-2 victory over Concordia high school of Fort Wayne, in hockeyaction Tuesday night at the Gunner Elliott Ice Arena. Wawasee freshman Vince W illiams put the first goal in the net for the Lakers at 4:50 of the first period erf play. Wawasee high school junior Stan Kroh. op a long break away, put the puck past the Concordia goal-tender for the second goal, while junior Steve Wilson scored from in front of the net on a crisp pass from junior Jim Willits. In the final two minutes of play. Concordia pulled its goal-tender in a final effort to tie the game. The Laker defense held off their attempt Comments coach Tom Kitch. “It. was indeed our best effort of the year That is not to say we are ready to take on the best in Fort Wayne, but it certainly was the beginning of a forward direction. ” ‘ “Our passing." he added, “has improved as well as our overall

Freshmen stopped by host North Wood The Wawasee freshman basketball squad, coached by Ted Mahensmith and George Vitaniemi. participated in the freshman four-way tournament at North Wood high school on Saturday, Jan. 24. In the morning game, the Warriors defeated West Noble, 50-34. Mark Lantz and Dave Stoffel led the scoring with 16 and 10 points respectively. The rebounding was very even. Dave Stoffel, Andy Brown and Kevin Smallwood each grabbed five. In the championship match Wawasee went against North Wood and lost by a close score of 53-58. The shooting percentages were 50 per cent for field goals and 54 per cent on free throws. Mark Simpson headed up the high scorers, notching 20 points. Jay Kaiser added 11 more points. Qnce again, the rebounders stayed even once more. Mark Lantz. Mark Wagoner and Dave Stoffel pounded the boards for five each. Defeat Plymouth Tuesday, Jan 20, the frosh basketball team defeated Plymouth 53-50. The Warriors shot 53 per cent from the floor and 79 per cent from the charity stripe. Mark Simpson bucketed a giant total of 28 points, while Mark Lantz piled up 17. Lantz was also the high rebounder with six. Wrestlers have a good season The Warriors stomped the North Wood grapplers 30-24, recently. Varsity coach, Ray Reid, comments. “It was a fantastic team effort. All the boys wrestled extremely well.” Three Warriors won their match by pins. In the 177 class, Phil Korenstra pinned his opponent in just 1:50. Steve Hoopingamer, 119, got the pin in 3:10. In the Heavyweight class. Mitch Ousley pinned his man in 3:54. Other Warriors decisioned their North Wood opponents: Ronn Beer, 12-3, Rick Bauman, 11-6, John Beer, 6-4. Mark Wilkey tied his man, 3-3. The junior varsity team also defeated North Wood, 32-31. Jim Glon got a pin on his opponent in the 145 pound class. Other winners were Kevin Marose. 10-4; Craig Luttman, 135; Mike Clark, 10-2; and Scott Moore, 10-5. Dan Andrews and Phil Beer both won their matches by forfeit. Stop Concord The Wawasee wrestlers went against the grapplers of Concord high school and won by an overwhelming score of 55-6. Getting pins for Wawasee were Jim Shock in the 155 and Phil Korenstra in the 177. Joe Gerencser captured a win in the 105 class, 22-8. Hal Hammaker blanked Hundley of Concord, 17-0 and Steve Hoopingamer zipped Peterson, 4-0 in the 119 class. Vince Gronendyke also, blanked his opponent, 13-0. Ronn Beer decisioned Mann of Concord, 4-1, while Jim Glon captured a victory in the 145 class, 10-8. Rick Bauman stopped his man. 12-0. John Beer tied Shedrow. 4-4 in the 185. Stopped by Warsaw The Wawasee wrestlers were defeated by Warsaw on Tuesday, Jan. 27, by an edge of just one point 29-28. Winners were Steve Hoopingamer. Ronn Beer, Mark Wilky, John Beer and Phil Korenstra.

offensive play. We will have to work in improving the defense though, if we are going to be able to defeat the stronger teams.” The next game for the Lakers is Tuesday evening at 9 o’clock at the Gunnerarena in Fort Wayne. Stan Grabowicz is manager. Kevin Butcher, statistician, along with coach Kitch. Animal lovers protect sharks American animal fanners have started an international drive to protect the maneating great white shark. Already they are protesting plans for a scheduled fight-to-the-death between shark hunter Benn Cropp and a 17foot great white shark next March. FIRST TIME Three million Social Security blanks were distributed to employers for the first time on Nov. 16, 1936.

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Wrestlers to regional

A number of Wawasee wrestlers will travel to the regional tournament at Fort Wayne North on Saturday, having won the right to do so at the sectional last Saturday. Wawasee placed second over all in the sectional with 109*i points. West Noble was one point ahead of them with HO Shown above are Ronn Beer who finished second in 138 pound class; Vince Gronendyke who finished second in the 132 pound class; Hal Hammaker who finished second in the 112 pound class; and Joe Gerencser who finished first in the 105 pound class.

Iwl wSZS wJesuZt A® ??? gs [jy■il 1 WTm JWbJ 14 llr I I wl i 1 fe/1J iL u / tl7 h i ( I Jja/J fa/ SEVENTH GRADE TEAM — Members of the seventh grade team who won their own invitational tournament Saturday are shown above. In front, left to right, are Sam Beer, Jon Nyce, Ron Bjella, Gary Bray, Tom Troup and Brett Grove. | In back are Wenzell Pruitt. Jimmy Salazar. Jon Wiggs, Paul Steury, Mike Nordin and Jeff Sylvester.

Milford 7th grade captures tourney, ends season 14-2

Milford’s junior high seventh grade basketball team won their own four-way tourney this past Saturday in the Milford gym. Bremen. Triton and Wakarusa were the other teams competing. In the first round action Milford defeated Wakarusa 41 to 31. Jeff Sylvester scored 16 for the Trojans. Tom Troup added nine. Larry Dubbs scored 12 for Wakarusa and Brian Eby 10. Bremen won the other morning game by beating Triton 37-35. Triton defeated Wakarusa 49 to 30 to take the consolation game. The championship game saw Milford defeat the Bremen Lions 31 to 18. Bremen led eight to four at the end of the first quarter. Milford came back to take a 12 to 11 lead at the half-time break. The Trojans extended the lead to 18-13 at the end of the third quarter. The final quarter saw the Milford squad outscore Bremen 13-5 to make the score 31

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In back are Jeff Smallwood who finished first in the 126 pound class ; Mitch Ousley who was first in the heavyweight class; Phil Korenstra who was first in the 177 pound class; and coach Ray Reid. Steve Hoopingamer finished third in 119 pound class, Mark Wilkey was third in 145 pound class. Rick Bauman was third in 167 pound class and Dave Denny was third in 185 pound class. Jim Shock was fourth in 155 pound class. Central Noble scored 76 points in the sectional and East Noble scored 103.

to 18. The Trojans had a balanced scoring attack with Brett Grove firing in eight points. Jon Wiggs had six, Tom Troup and Paul Steury five, Sam Beer four and Jeff Sylvester three. Jeff was cited for his outstanding defensive play in the championship game as he held

Wawasee wrestlers defeat Whitko 61-9

Members of the Wawasee high school wrestling team defeated Whitko on February 3 by a score of 61-9 to finish their season with a 5-5-1 record. Results follow: 98 pounds — ?Tim Yingst, Whitko, won by forfeit 105 pounds — Joe Gerencser. Wawasee, decisioned Tim Smith 94) 112 pounds — Hal Hammaker, Wawasee. pinned Don Ellison Whitko in 4:41 119 pounds — Steve Hoopingarner, Wawasee, decisioned Tony Phillips 10-3 126 pounds — Phil Beer, Wawasee, pinned Harold Freible in 5;35 132 pounds — Vince Gronendyke, Wawasee. pinned Harold Carlin in 1:15 138 pounds — Alton Carlin, Whitko, decisioned Craig Luttman, 7-3 145 pounds — Mark Wilky, Wawasee, pinned Mark Stump in 4:43 155 pounds — Jim Shock, Wawasee. pinned Nick Kreider in 3:55 167 pounds — Scott Moore,

Bremen’s top scorer to four points in the second half. The two tourney victories completed the most successful season for the seventh graders at Milford. The Trojans ended the season with 14 wins and two losses. The seventh grade is coached by Rich Bender.

Wawasee, pinned Ben Butz in 1:51 177 pounds — Rick Bauman, Wawasee, pinned Tim Glore in 1:51 185 pounds — Jon Beer, Wawasee, pinned Jerry Kreger in 2:25 Hvy. — Dave Denny, Wawasee, pinned Gene Hicks in 3:56

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