The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 May 1976 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., May 19,1976
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I ' I 3FI| iB lt|B |Hi jfln \ 1 ' Wjf GOLD MEDALS — The regional special Olympics swim meet was held last Wednesday in South Bend. Two Syracuse elementary girls entered in the competition and came home with gold medals. Mar-Reina Vanover, left, won a gold medal in the 25 yard backstroke. Jean Ruder, right, also won a gold medal, hers was in the 25 yard free style. Dianne Elliott, special education teacher and Jill Perrin, teacher aid. coached and accompanied the girls.
Local youths to attend state special Olympics
Three local persons, all of the Cardinal Learning Center at Warsaw , are being sponsored by Moxwelton ladies hold golf day A total of 33-members participated m the Maxwelton Ladies golfing association play on May 12 with the play for the day. "Peoria”: June Auer, first. Jeanne McAndrews, second, and Delight Craig, third; all in the 18 hole group; with Rosemary Lantz and Bev Buletty tied for first in the nine hole group, and Mary Kimble and Marge Yoder, tie for second Ladies day held at Tippecanoe Low gross, low net and low putts was the play of the day last Thursday for ladies of the Tippecanoe Lake ladies golfing association Winners in class A were Kay Stine, low gross. Jody Frantz, low net; and Gloria Maish. low putts Class B Low gross. Mary Lee. first; Ann Howe, second; Manlyn Gay, third, low net. Doris Wnght, first. Beth Flinn, second. Jen Parr, third; and Mary Jane Lantz, fourth Low putts went to Evelyn Nieman Class C • Low gross, Bea Crews. Peg Detert, low net. Nondas Joyner and Shirley Sadler; and low net. Jody Mosbugh Best ball foursome will be the play of the day for next week
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the Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary club and Augsburger’s at Syracuse, to state special Olympics at Terre Haute June 24-25-26. according to a notice released this week More information regarding further contributions needed, may be obtained by contacting Mrs Kenneth Elson at Syracuse Local youths named are Denise Elson. Grace Wagner and Waneta Pletcher Wawasee golf results for scramble event Results for the Saturday scramble at Wawasee Golf club were a two-team tie with the following team as winner in a play-off. the win being on the fourth hole Tom Amaya. Ligonier. Iran Maximenko. Goshen, Bob Tenney. Warsaw, Pat Zwickl. Syracuse, with a team total of 34 .Also with a 34 was the team of Ady Howell, North Webster, Mike Zwickl. Syracuse, Orville Vanderßeyden. Syracuse, Bernie Miller, Goshen, and Hazel Swihart, Goshen FOP to hold golf tourney FOP Lodge No. 81 will hold its annual Fraternal Order of Police tournament at Wawasee Golf course on May 26. all day. ac-
cording to an announcement this week Trophies will be given for low gross and low net honors with refreshments and dinner at the lodge following the golf outing. The Calloway handicap system will be ised for scoring. Persons planning to (Jay should contact the golf course for tee-off times. Public invited. BOWLING Thursday Night L*di*i FImI Standing* Thornburg Drug* M M Zar*e Plumbing & Heating W 43 Pilcher* Shoe* 7* 54 Wawasee Electronic* 73V* Sl’-s Farm Bureau Co Op n 5* N W Fireman * Aux 7Ti CTV, Kai* lHand Beacon 71 60 Lynn Feller in* 77 60 Bud * Bar TQVj 41V, Lancer Product* 69 63 Village Lounge 4A* 64V* Geit'i Keyboard Music 66>.* 65'* Regent Homes 43 69 Lake City Bank 41 71 Art fc Alice's S7 75 The Arrow Corp S3'* 71'* Pacemaker Bldg's. 51V* »C. Bechtold Plumbing * Heating 47 65 Golden Grain Popcorn 45 *7 Sleepy Owl 47’* *9'.* High team serie* and game Zarse Plumbing a. Heating — 7431 M7 500 series B Kern 519, X Knisley 515, K. Hamilton 514, P Hoover 509. S Stahley 504. M Henning 502 450 series D Warton 496. A Stahley 491, P Louden 471. D Weaver 476. H. Taylor 471, C Peterson 469, J. Knisley 466. N. Spurting 466. A Peterson 465. F Eby 462. B Hamman 459. M Kissinger 455. E Johnson 455. L. Welty 454. D Long 452, A. May 450 200 games P Hoover 217. 0 Walton 212. M Henning 204 ITO games S Stahley I9t. K. Hamilton 197, B Kern 1»9 101. A Stahley IM. W Mitchell 166. Y. Cobum I*4. B. Hamman HI. L. Welty 179, M Kissinger 17K E Price 17*. M. Bray ÜB. D Long 177, p Loeti 177, K Kmsley 126 17*. D Weaver 174. D Glon 174, M Whisler 172 Tuesday Night Men's Doubles N* J Auto Sales $ 0 Wawasee Electronics 4 I LUZINSUYS 4 1 No 7 3 2 Black Cats 3 1 No 13 3 7 Don s Sunoco 3 2 No 14 7 3 R*L 2 3 No 8 -23 NO 2 2 3 Sizemore Cycle 14 Gas For Less 1 4 No 6 0 5 High team series Wawasee Electronic* — 1373 High team game: R S> L — 3M 600 series R Williams 604 500 series E Coburn 557. G Sorensen 552, S Peterson 532, B Simon 509. M Elliot 516 200 games R William* 226. G Sorensen 216. E Coburn 223 Ladies Tuesday Night Summer League Hi Rollers 4 0 The Sun shiners 3 1 Vinco's i 3 1 The Streakers Three 13 Comm Weather Watchers 1 3 Team No 4 0 4 High team serie* Hi Roller* — 1243 High team gam* The Streakers Three — 444 150 games S Bucher 162. C Fifer 151, M Myers ISO. C Lent 160, N Dean 153, K Hamilton 164 • Girls tennis sectional at Wawasee high In first round of singles play in the tennis sectional last night (Tuesday) at Wawasee, Dawn Price of Wawasee defeated W. Whitmer of North Wood: 6-3, 6-1. Ann McGraff of Elkhart Memorial defeated Dawn Price of Wawasee in second round of play: 7-6. 3-6, 5-7. Susan Krug of Wawasee was defeated by A. Wilson from Mishawaka Marion in first round of paly: 3-6, 3-6. Doubles Schopf and McQuillian of Wawasee were defeated by Heiser and Molebash of Bremen in first round of play: 3-6. 1-6. Carpenter and Brower of Wawasee drew a bie in the first round of play, and were defeated in second round of play by‘ Vite and Cleaveland of Elkhart Central 2-6, 3-6
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BHk /l DAVE FIRESTONE one of three low medalists Warrior golfers best Whitko Cats Last Thursday the Wawasee Warriors defeated W’hitko’s Wildcats 159-169 on the golf course' Their was a three-way tie for low medalist — Jim Hoover, Mark Walgamuth and Dave Firestone each fired a 39. The B team also won a victory with 172-221 scores. Rob Smith was low medalist.
Webster GAA defeats Syracuse GAA 69-27
tial score in the GAA et held recently at North * as North Webster 69 — 27. placing in individual ere as follows > 1 throw (13211”) — IT, Brouwer S, Shock NW g long jump (13’2”) — MW, Rider NW, Black • jmp (4’5”) — Neibert )onald S, Easley S jt <24’3”) — Northrup jwer S, Mock NW I hurdle — Davis NW, Sliger NW 100 yard dash — Zurcher NW, Meek S. Carey NW’
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Warriors win NIC track title
The Wawasee Warrior track team traveled to Rochester last Thursday and came home with the Northern Lakes Conference track title. They scored 99 points. Manchester was second with 82. Plymouth was third with 77. Other team scores were NorthWood. 52, Rochester 46, Concord 39. Warsaw 35 and Bremen 4. Jerry Rhodes led the team to its victory with records in both the discus and shot put. His discus throw was 173.6. with the old record being 163.9. In the shot he went 58.7’2 to replace the 55.8’4 record. Dennis Spearman was the only other Warrior placing first in the meet. He won the low hurdles with a 21.0. However, the Warriors had depth and were there when it counted. In the high hurdles Spearman was second with Rick Bauman following in third place. Gilbert was second in the mile run, Kroh placed third in the 400, Hamman was fifth in the 880. In the 220 Popenfoose was sixth and Bauman followed Spearman in the low hurdles for another second for Wawasee. The 880 relay team finished second. In field events Ousley was second in the high jump. Allen was sixth. In the long jump Welker was sixth. Ousley was third in the shot put and Wollman was fourth in discus. The summary follows: WAWASEE 99. MANCHESTER 82. PLYMOUTH 77, NORTHWOOD 52, ROCHESTER 46, CONCORD 39. WARSAW 35, BREMEN 4 High Hurdles — Hammonds (P). Spearman (Waw), Bauman (Waw), Menser (P), Carusillo (C), Heath (M); :15.4.
Warriors and Warriorettes to be honored Monday night
The Wawasee high school athletic department is inviting everyone to attend the spring
DR. E. L. FOSBRINK HITS HOLE-IN-ONE Dr. E. L. Fosbrink of Syracuse hit a hole-in-one on the par-three Parmore golf course at New Paris last Friday. He made his hole-in-one on the number eight hole with an eight iron. He was playing with David Leichty of Goshen and Walter Handrock of Bristol. The doctor shot a 27 for the nine hole play, one under par.
880 relay (2:12.8) — North Webster 50 vard dash (7.4) — Zurcher NW, Coy S. Mock NW <4O yard dash — Ferverda NW, Connolly NW. Shock NW 440 yard relay (1:01.6) — North Webster 220 yard dash (32.5) — Black NW. Coy S, Davis NW Medley — (1:06.3) — Syracuse Booked at county jail Terry W. Simmons. 23, of Syracuse, was charged with disorderly conduct over the week send and booked at the county jail in Warsaw.
Mile Run — Nord (C), Gilbert (Waw), Boener (P), Brandenburg (M), Yoder (NW)4:31.0. 100 Yd Dash — Frantz (M), Ripley (P). Dettmer (P), Crump (R), Barts (B). D. Burkholder (NW); :10.3. 440 Yd. Dash — Sheets (NW), Dziabis (M), Martin (C), Cobum (M); :51.2. 880 Yd. Run — McMurray (Waw), Airgood (M), Dawson (R), Harpster (W’ar), Hamman (Waw), Naylor (P); 1:58.1. 220 Yd. Dash — Frantz (M), Ripley (P). Dettmer (P), Crump (R), Staten (M), Popenfoose (Waw); 22.8. Low Hurdles — Spearman (Waw). Bauman (Waw), Menser (P), Haynes (M), McCart (R), Hammonds (P). :21.0. Long Jump — Reynolds (C) Conrad (War), Beck (R) Bussard (NW), Smith (M), Welker (Waw); 21.8. Shot Put — Rhodes (Waw). Fields (W), Samuelson (P) Mitch Ousley (Waw). Begovic (C), Hoffer (NW), Samuelso.. (P); 58-7’2 (record, replaces 55B’4 set by Campbell, North Wood, 1973). Discus — Rhodes (Waw). Burgess (M), Wilson (War), Wollman (Waw), Tate (R), Acker (C); 173-6 (record, replaces 163-9 set by Brurgess. Manchester, 1975). High Jump — Hammonds (P), Mike Ousley (Waw), Heath (M), Metzger (R), Huffman (M), Allen (Waw); 6-4 (ties record set by Norris, Rochester, 1968). Two-Mile Run — Freyberg (R), Fox (P), Leinbach (NW), Charles (NW). Bamholt (M), Mills (R); 9:26.7 (record, replaces 9:32.9 set by Smith, Manchester. 1974). Mile Relay — Concord
sports recognition night for boys and girls on Monday, May 24. The program will be held in the Wawasee high school auditorium at 7:30 p.m. All high school athletes will be recognized by their coaches. Awards, certificates and trophies will be presented to the Warriors who have participated in track and golf. The Warriorettes will be honored for their participation in tennis and track. Refreshments will be served in the commons after the program.
Milford’s Mad Day Memorial Day — Monday, May 31 10 A.M. Parade Starts At Junior High — Sponsored By American Legion CHICKEN BARBECUE Price: ’2 50 Carry-Outs: ‘I 75 11 A.M. - 1:30 P.M. Proceeds Go To Community Projects CUTIE KING AND QUEEN CONTEST 11:30 A.M. At Milford Junior High School J Cutie King <K Queen Contest • • Norn : A* j ! Address I ■ ■ • ’ • ! City Mkn»e ; * State UP- — « •Entry Blank Mail To: Norma Rapp. Chairman R. 2 Milford OBSTACLE COURSE Like “Superstars” On TV 12 Noon — Assemble At Junior High School Age Groups - 6-8; 9-11; 12-14; 15-18; 19-25; 25 And Over Trophies & Ribbons For Each Age Grottp| Ron Baumgartner, Chairman
(Davidson. Sutton, Martin, Nord), North Wood, Manchester, Warsaw, Wawasee, Rochester; 3:30.0. 880 Relay — Manchester (Frantz, Staten, Colburn, Dziabis), Wawasee, Rochester, Plymouth, Bremen, Warsaw; 1:33.5. jonmVl*' I" BRIAN SLABAUGH Low Medalist Manchester and Northfield are stopped by WHS Wawasee defeated both Manchester and Northfield in a golf meet held Monday. Manchester proved a tough opponent with the Warriors finishing with 163 and the Squires finishing with 164. Northfield Brian Slabaugh was low medalist with 38. In the B team match Wawasee had 169 with Manchester finishing with 179 and Northfield having 216. Gary Brown was low medalist with 39. Vehicles collide at intersection Cars driven by Debra Kruger, 19. North Webster, and Debra J. Frick, 19, also North Webster, collided at the intersection of Dixie drive and Backwater road on Tuesday of last week. . County officers investigated setting damage at $2,000 to the Frick auto with no damage to the Kruger vehicle. Syracuse man's license suspended According to a recent report from the Indiana bureau of motor vehicles. Thomas S. Ruth of Syracuse had his driver’s license suspended for drunken driving from March 24. 1976 till May 24, 1976.
FIRST ONE IN Choking is not incurable Contrary to popular belief, “choking” (i.e., double-fault-ing on match point) is not terminal. Although some players suffer their entire career, others work hard at curing this malady. The only way to tame match-point jitters is to play a lot of match points. Here are some suggestions: (1) Play as many different players as possible. Seek them out in tournament, challenge matches, pick-up matches, etc. Continually facing the new and unexpected will help make you more perceptive and mentally stronger. (2) Play sane practice matches where you allow yourself only one serve to put the ball in play. This extra pressure will make you tougher — and will help you learn the importance of getting the first serve in. (3) Play sone practice matches using the VASS scoring system (Ping-Pong). Bet 10 cents on each point and play to 31. The added pressure should make you nervous. (Try playing tiebreakers at 50 cents.) (4) Play “handicap matches” against your regular partners. If someone consistently wins by a predictable score, determine a fair number of games to give the loser before the match begins. If you always win 6-3 or 6-4, next time start the match trailing 0-2. Put the pressure on! If you put yourself in the jittery situation enough times, you’re bound to have success sometime. Eventually, your confidence will grow and you won’t turn “belly up” so often.
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