The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 February 1976 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Feb. 25,1976

The Big Green Machine rolls over Northfield

By JOAN BULETTY Wawasee's big green machine rolled right over the Northfield Norsemen in the Friday night clash at Northfield The final score was 90-65 when the Norsemen peeled their teammates off the floor, as the Warrior tank rolled out of the gym. Fouling was the main point of the game. It opened with a technical foul being called on Northfield for stuffing the ball during practice before the game Wawasee's Craig Sorensen tossed one in from the foul line to start off the Warriors with their first point The first quarter of action was dominated by Warrior. Norm Vanlaningham with his fancv field goals He bucketed 13 points and snatched five rebounds in that quarter alone Wawasee turned on the green \ machine at the start of the game and continued with aggressiveness right through until halftime, despite several fouls By the half. Coach Heady • was forced to resort to the bench Starters. Keith Cripe. Dale Ganz and Vanlaningham had each accumulated three fouls The fill-ins did an excellent job and the Warriors had the lead of 48-33 as both basketball teams headed for their locker rooms Mike Steffen added some excitement to the end of the half by diving into the bleachers to save the ball In the third stanza, the ♦ Wawasee lead narrowed, when the Norsemen came up to w ithin eight points once That was as close as they could manage against the determined Wawasee offense and tight defense At the end of the third it was 65 45 The final period of play opened with sophomore. Brian Smith, scoring the first basket Cripe sunk one and soon Wawasee was on their wav to a huge. 30 point lead Cripe .and Smith made a super team, as they repeatedly used the ape-two combination to score for the winning Warriors The entire Wawasee tribe « combined efforts to create the winning score Vanlaningham

Gymnastics team meets Jimtown, fifth in Portage Invitational

By JO\N Bl 1 .ETTY The Wawasee Warnorette gymnastics team competed against the Jimtown, girls last Wednesday The beginning team lost by a close score of 55 10-55 35 In vaulting. Kelly Price of Wawasee. procured a first place spot Rhonda Hickman W was victorious on the uneven bars On the balance beam, first place went to Bender of Jimtown Jenny Boyer, a Warriorette, took top honors in floor exercise. The Jimtown gymnasts did not have any girls on the intermediate level, therefore, two Wawasee girls competed for scores The optional teams were the most exciting, with close com petition between Kathy Rice of Jimtown and Jenny Cox of Wawasee Rice placed first in unevens, beam, and floor exercise, while Cox was the winner m vaulting Kathy and Barb Yoder ( W»tied for second place in vaulting Cox was second and Kathy Yoder, third on the unevens Cox

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mA 11l ON HIS WAY TO VICTORY — Warrior Keith Cripe, 21, is shown making his way down the floor to a Warrior victory last Friday night The Warriors traveled to Northfield where they defeated the home team 90-65.

put on the best performance, firing in 23 points and pulling down 11 rebounds Steve Kroh also did a great job on rebounds, pounding the boards’ for seven Craig Sorensen was second high scorer for the Warriors, hitting for 17 points Steve Troup notched 10; Smith and Steffen added nine and eight, respectively Northfield hit only 24 of 65 attempts for 38 per cent shooting, while Wawasee's percentage was 58. connecting 31 out of 61. The junior varsity Warrior tribe, coached by Jerry Lambert, broke their losing streak Friday night Thej also pounded the

acquired a second on the beam and 'Rhonda Byrd, also of Wawasee. was third fn floor exercise. Cox earned another second and Barb Yoder, third. The final score of the meet was Wawasee 82 15 and Jimtown 6130 j At Portage Saturday, the Warribrettes participated in the Portage Invitational As a team, they placed fifth of nine schools. Portage placed first with 84.75 points. Munster — second with 82 85. Fort,Wayne Snider — third with 73 30. Mernllville — fourth with 73 00. Wawasee — fifth with 71.25. South Bend Adams — sixth with 68 75. Jimtown — seventh with 66 55. Highland — eighth with 60 25, and LaPorte — ninth witn 16 80 Jenny Cox was the only girl from Wawasee to accomplish a first This, she did m both Open swimming to begin at Wawasee Dann Kesler, vice principal of Wawasee high school, has announced the beginning of open sw immmg at the high school on March 1. The pool will be open 7-9 p.m., March I, 8. 15 and 22 Two life guards will be on duty at all times The following fees will be charged 25 cents per student. 50 cents per adult and Si per family

Norsemen 57-37. The scoring was fairly even, with Brian Smith seeing varsity action Bob Sylvester was top scorer with 10 points. Rick Parker fired in nine, and Doug Rassi dunked four for a total of eight points. Carl, Packer. Francis and Knudson all tallied six. The JV team is now 14-5 for the record, with one more game to The varsity team will travel to West Noble next Friday night for (he last game of their schedule. Wawasee’s NLC record is now 2-5 and they are 8-11 overall.

vaulting and floor exercise. Kathy Rice of Jimtown was first all-around with 31.80 total points Joni Yudt of Portage was second with 29.75 and Jenny Cox of Wawasee was third with 29.45. MonAly N>«M High School Mixed No Names 55 21 • Bolls 111 41'j 2S'o Super Scrubs an-s 34’ ■Swier Rollers 39 37 .■sLjper Snoops 3» 3» i Don tCar.e 36’ i 39* y Pro sNo 2 34 40 Pro s No 1 33 43 Forever stones 28~ 47v» Truly"* 2S si High teem game and series No Nemes — M 4 1*25 - 4® series men O Firestone 499, T Morganthaler 4®. G Brown 459. D Dieterly 487, D Knispel 4»3 400 games women D Darr 472 I*o games men D Firestone I*l, 100. T Morganthaler 177. D Dieterly in. D Knispel I*4. 179 >SO games women O Darr 317 Sunday Nite Mixed Fairmont Homes *3 33 Martins Feeds $> 30 Charlie's Ten Pin 57v> 30’s L S M FT 54 42 Lakeland Standard 47 49 Team 7 47 49 Scott s Yamaha 4*’» 49"» Mr Picxwic* 4* 50 Syracuse Traveler.inc 44 $3 Taylor wholesale 42 $4 Vicki s Beauty Salon J» 57 Team 9 32 *4 H>gn team game and series Fairmont Homes — *74 I9IS •00 series men D Jones *o» 500 series men T Davis 55*. * Alderfer 547. G Sorensen nt, J. Eamhart 520. K. Knisley 517 450 series.women K L*r>mer 470 290 games men P Larimer 204. D Jones 203. 203 200. T Dav'S 202 139 games women K Larimer IOS 3> 1 WEST AVERAGE? 406 RXNTS PER SAME IN THE 1964-65 NBA PLANOFFS.THE RECORP WHO HOLOS THE MARK FOR SCORNS AVERAGE CURING THE REGULAR SEASON? A. RICK BARRT 8 WALT FRAZIER , C WILT CHAMBERLAIN 19-iw JGMS»

ft *»,<. < ft ' ?l( Milford Business C S Myers 20 a 11’7 Berk $ Body Shop 20 12 Waller Drugs 20 12 Campbell Mkt 18 14 Bud's Bar 18 14 Sharps Hdw 18 U Smith Sunoco 16 14 Wick'S Marina IS 12 Little 4 Clark 14ks 17Vi AugsPurger s 14 18 Barth. inc. U 21 Scott s Landfill 7 25 High team game and series- Bud's Bar - 1076 3114 SOO series: D Wolterman 518. D Johns 531. I Levermer 502, L. Young 587. B Clemons 508 B Smith 529. O Swenson 533. J Bray 526. 8 Ka ser 586. F. Troup 510. P Campbell 576. L Newman 513. B Simon 508. B. Ptikerd 505. D Smith 509. D Wvthrith 505, J Dippon 50>. G Hepler 548, K. Mathews 569. ,G Sorensen 595 200 games L. Young 204. D Swenson 203 J Bray 222. B Kaiser 224. P Campbell 204. B Plikerd 212, G Hepler 208. K Mathews 203. G Sorensen 224 Friday Night Mixed Stably Stillson 28 4 Thwait's Grain Inc. 25 7 Syracuse Rubber 21 11 Wawwwe Electronix 21 11 Beacon 20 12 Dull'S Trucking . 17 15 Why Knots > 16 12 Mastercraft 15 17 Thornburg Drugs 15 17 M& L ' ' 14V» 17V, Outlaws ,»14Vj 17V, Sea Nymph E ' s 94 18 Leegos 7 >4 18 Maxwelton / 13 19 Abretl Const 7 13 19 Village Tap 12 20 Keiths P&H 11 17 Wick's Manna 11 17 Zimmerman's Gravel 8 20 Das Keller 6 26 500 series: L. Welty 568. J Kern 542, M. Carlson 528. H Dunithan 509, L. Livengood 506. B Frenger 501. G Baker 503. B McNary 572, L. Gilbert 508. G Thwaits 522, B Kline 502 450 senes women I Dull 485. C Knispel 455. K Knisley 494. B Epley 476 200 games L. Welty 222. J Kern 203. M Carlson 208. B McNary 221. L Gilbert 220 170 games women: I Dull 197, G. Thwaits 129 178 B Kline 199, K Knisley 182 Hits 8 Misses 88. B 60 28 Schult Homes 59 29 Campbell's Market 49 39 Mullin's Texaco 49 39 Galloway's Excavating 48 40 Leo Applicators i 43V, Maple City Tool 43 45 Skyline Luxury Homes 42 46 Wawasee Bowlers 42 46 Bud's Body Shop 4’’, 46’ , Thornburg Drug J 38', 49', Avon Calling 34 54 Pin Bowl Wizards | 33 55 Stover's 32', 55' i High team game Thornburg Drugs — 740 High team series Maple City Tool — 1958 - 600 series men. M Donaldson 630 500 series men: N. Hanford 590. K Knisley 530, D. Butler 524, J. Bohnstedt 522. G Sorensen 519 G Stover 516 L Ne*fmansH M. Tatman 508. P Campbell 506. B Simon 503. R Brazel 500. women S Brown 547 E Tatman 517 450 series women $ Gilbert 479. G Brown 474, C Campbell 470 5 200 games men M Donaldson 226. 203. 201, N Hanford 223, women S. Brown 223 170 games women: E Tatman 189, S Gilbert 184, G Brown Itg, S Corn 175 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 63’, 24'j Zarse Plumbing A Heating 58 30 Pilcher Shoes 5i 37 Wawasee Electronics SI 37 Village Lounge 50 38 Bud s Bar 49 39 Lancer Products 48 40 Lynn Feller Ina. 47 41 Regent Homes 46 42 Ge,rs.Keyboard Music • 45’, 42', Farm Bureau Co-op 44 44 Kale island Beacon 43 45 Lake City Bank 42 46 Art & Alice s 4l 47 N W Fireman s Aux' 4C .' 47 - Pacemaker Bldg s 35 53 Bechtold Plumbing A Heating 33 55 The Arrow Corp 31V, 56W Golden Grain Popcorn 31 57 Sleepy Owl 30 58 t4igh ream series Zarse Piumbmg A Heating — 2284 High team game KM island Beacon — 801 588 series Nancy Sn<ios 552. M Bucklew S4O C Peterson 522 J Harter Sil, J Ganowav 510. J, Honor SO6 D Thwaits 501. K Knisley SOO 450 series J Knisley 409. K Harley 475, A Stahley 471. B Hamman 470. L. Utrey 464. B Kern 461. J Slabaugn 459. R White 456 P Hoover 454. D Glen 453 B Hamilton 451 200 games C Peterson 21a M Buck lew 201. J Harter 201 170 games N ShieKts 19*.184. 172. B Kern »1F SIZC IS YOUIB PBOBLCM... 6 TRY DOUG PILCHER I SHOE STM* | IN SYRACUSE I la Steck MCN NoWaitmg i ’ AAA 8 thru 14 WOMCN V | AAB*rel6 AAAASmr.I3 . AS Mrs 14 AAA 5 thru U I • IJlSryll AA 4V, thru 14 1 DS*rvl4 83 Mr. 14 A ' 2 •J?"'* C6Mr.l3 I • IlSIknU naw—ii ■ MJSIIBKUI4 | CCCKSIhruU «!•«»» I ) KECK* sthru 13 EBSthruU ****** 6 Mr. nj 8881hW.ll | Beater Brew KXt Shset A Thru **** f “• aaew W i «Mn>a iwww | •ww «W S>W> M4W, I c •*» f I 18MB »Wl** *M* CB«'**4 C«MB*n *B<*w*l aw *e—* Ttwmr* »*ib*> ft— a W» <W» tBSBAWW* Awm— IWRBB I (2191 457 J64J Open 6 Days 9Ta 6 . bot'G PILCHER SHOE STORE| 1186 S. Huntingtsn St. I lad. lit SYRACUSE. IMO. 44547 1 (Lacated At Lake wawasee! f ww war WW -WW -ww -ww

191. J Galloway 190. M Bucklew 188. V. Penn 116. J. Knisley 184. J. Harter 183, R. White 182. D. Thwaits WO. 172. K Knisley 179. J Honor 178, A Stahley 177, L. Ulrey 177, 170. K Lent 174. J. Slabaugh 175. K. Harley 172. M Beck 172, S Zarse 171, B Hamman 170 Land -O' Lakes Syracuse Traveler 17 3 Knights Ot Columbus 14V, S'.i Crow Roofing 13 7 State Bank of Syracuse 13 7 Frog Tavern 13 7 Vega 12>, 7>, Ligonier Elks 12 8 Liberty Homes 12 8 Syracuse Legion 12 8 Kings Keg 11 9 Vanator Construction 10', 9', N. W. Legion 10 10 Paul's Ceramic 8 12 Goshen Auto Elec. 7 13 White's Plumbing A Heating 7 13 Rinker Boats . 7 13 Lakeland Motors 's’, 13’, C & J Construction 6 14 Bishop s Marina 4 16 Harris Funeral Home 4 16 High team game and series: Syracuse Traveler — 959 2752 500 series V Becker 597. E. Eash 500. J Erdly 507. C. Campbell 534. H Bartman 583. M Yoder 528. M Godfrey 583. M Durham 546. S Rensberger 543. D Rensberger 575. S Solina 521. S Butt 556. H. Gray 506. E Whitacre 513. G Vanator 509. J. M Karesh 522. F Nyikos 564. M. George 523. C Wogoman 576, D Armbruster 576. E. Coburn 513. P Flanagan 548. K Enyeart SIX K Koontt 517. B Appenzeller 530. P Leach 542. G Hepler 520. P Bnght 590. P. Campbell 588. K. Knisley 522, L. Newman 512. R Simon 582. D Butler 548. J Bohnstedt 521 , 200 games v Becker 216. 206, M Godfrey 201, M. Durham 200, D Rensberger 231. S. Rensberger 205. E Whitacre 212. G Venator 209, J. M Karesh 209. F Nyikos 203. 200. P Mast 206. E Edgar 202, H George 215. C. Wogoman 202. D Armbruster 210. W. Benson 205. P Bright 244. P Campbell 213. R Simon 202. J. Bohnstedt 204 County Pilcher s Shoes 21 7 Liquor Locker 19 9 Fireplace Co. 18 10 Charlie's Ten Pin 17 n Barbee Hotel 17 11 Cine's „ »’ Wawasee Bowl 15 13 Golden Grain 15 13 Bud's Body Shop 13 15 Anderson Paint 11 17 Kurly's Keglers 11 17 Beacon 8 20 Electronics * 20 Parker s Hybrids 6 22 High team game and series Pilcher's Shoes — 1024 2775 600 series: C. Eby 631. E Harting 601 500 series E Henning 599. R Strombeck 518. M Dorsey 550. L Longenbaugh 507. M Simon 503. R Simon 535. E Coburn 516. S Butt 513. W Stahly 519. F Nyikos 596, J Kern 591. N Kistler 508. L. Welty 508. D Thibaut 515. E Mayo 550. A. Baker 559. J Kirkdorter 543. H. Kirkdorfer 541, C Wogoman 559. D Stichter 576. G Sorensen 533. M Hoile 505, R Miller 527. P Royer 566 200 games: E. Henning 201. 207, D Smith 225. R Simon 226. C Eby 266. S Butt 200, F Nyikos 216. N Kistler 223. D Houser 204. H Kirkdorfer 200. C Wogoman 210. D Stichter 202. G Sorensen 207. P Royer 225. E Har ting 212 §ff@W©QUIZ 5 a >OOO KAMON'S 29'lV LON 6 JUMP MAT N6VER BE BROKEN. WHOSE 2ECORO PIP BEAMON | OREAK? A. RALPH BOSTON Bl IBOR TER-OVANESTAN C. HENRT HINES y 4ipWJo6f|Wuqfioqiuoq:JßMSUß

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■'l ■ ■ w 1 A 1 i ii A I r ti i y \*i I f b/ ' - ' ■ Ini I■* HILI 0 ■ TO STATE MEET — The five Wawasee high school swim team members shown above will be participating in the state meet next Saturday — four in swimming and one in diving. In front are Denny Spearman and Clem Lisor. both swimmers. In back are Mark Koble. swimming; Joe Elam, diving; and Gary Webb, swimming.

Warriors in the sectional, five will compete in state

The Warrior swim team competed in the sectional swim meet Thursday and Saturday at Elkhart Central.' Swimming preliminaries were Thursday evening and diving preliminaries were Saturday morning. The finals for all events were Saturday afternoon. There were six heats in every event in the preliminaries. The top six swimmers advanced to the finals and the seventh through 12th place finishers advance to the consolation meet. Wawasee qualified seven swimmers in the finals and consolation meet. Diving preliminaries saw 25 divers competing for 12 places in the finals The first round of dives was five dives for each diver. Then a cut was made to the top 16. These remaining divers then did another three dives and a cut was made to the top 12. The top six of these were in the finals and seventh through 12th were in the consolation. Wawasee placed two divers after the first cut and one diver after the final cut to 12 divers. Saturday brought very highstrung nerves to the finals which began at 2 p.m. The first two placers in each event would automatically qualify for the state meet as well as any other contestant who bettered or met the state cut-off time. The tension mounted as the 200 medley relay got underway and it looked as if Wawasee may

pull out a first. Discouragement set in when the times found Wawasee in second place with a 1:47.110 behind Goshen's time of 1:47.05. Swimming on this team and still qualifying for state were Mark Koble. Clem Lisor. Gary Webb and Denny Spearman. In the diving events Joe Elam was in ninth place going into the consolations but did a spectacular display of diving on his last three dives and accumulated enough points to boost him into seventh place and qualify him for state. His point total for 11 dives was 354.50. Next was- the 100 freestyle where Denny Spearman came in fourth but managed to get the state cut-off time of :51.5. Topping off the day was the 100 breast stroke where Clem Lisor was seeded first with a time of

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1:04.2. His time after the event on Thursday set a new sectional record. The time after his event on Saturday set yet another record of 1:01.836. This seeds him second in the state for next Friday's preliminaries. Wawasee had six other swimmers competing in the finals but not qualifying for state. These were Denny Spearman. Clem Lisor and Brian Simmons, all in the 50 freestyle; Brian Simmons in the 500 freestyle; and Mark Koble in the 200 individual medley. As a team Wawasee finished fifth in the sectional. Standings were Warsaw. Elkhart Central, Culver Military. Goshen, Wawasee. Elkhart Memorial, Concord. Penn. Howe Military and Tippecanoe Valley.