The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 July 1976 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 14,1976

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Hoosier Classic tournament set

Water Ski. Inc., will conduct the Hoosier Classic Professional Water Ski tournament and boat show on July 17 and 18 at Nellans Lake at. the intersection of state road 15 and US 30 at the north edge of Warsaw. The Hoosier Classic will feature water ski jumping for distance and ah entirely new competition freestyle There will also be 30 minute ski shows between rounds of competition which will include delta wing kite flying Commitments have been received from the top water skiers in the world that they will compete in the Hoosier Classic. They include Wayne Grimditch. current national and world water ski jumping champion and a member of the USA ski team. Many people will remember Wayne from the superb showing he made last winter in ABC’s Superstars competition During the week days prior to the Hoosier Classic. Water Ski. Inc., will also be conducting a water ski clinic for midwest area skiers Wayne Grimditch will provide personalized instruction in jumping Ricky McCormick, current national overall champion and member of USA ski team, will provide instruction < for tricks and Kris LaPoint, current national and world slalom champion, will provide instruction for slalom Many of the major ski and boat companies are supporting the Hoosier Classic and many of the northern Indiana mannas will be displaying boats and skis under a large display tent dunng the course of events at the Hoosier Classic

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THE ANGELS —Sbuwn above are Mr. and Mrs. Dean Baker with members of the Aageta team. From left in from are Scott Baker. Traci Ostendorf. Mike Bailey. Todd McKibben. Denise Berkeypile and Stacie Ostendorf. In back are Jay Krauter. Todd Baker. David Krull. Robbie Schmidt. Scott Anderson and Rodney

Wawasee girls advance in tournament with 2 victories

The Wawasee girls have advanced in the Goshen softball fastpitch district tourney and will play Manns on Thursday night. They won victories on both Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday, the team advanced by defeating Supreme Van by the score of 25-4 Leading the wav in the hitting department were Kathi Replogle. Barb Brouwer. Brenda Replogle and Phyllis Horvath, each had three hits. One of Brouwer s hits was a homer

TO BE AT W ARSAW — Wayne Grimditch. national world jumping champion and a participant in the Superstars, will be at the Hoosier Classic near Warsaw this week end.

A press conference will be held at 12 noon on Friday. July 16 Practice** ill be held between 9 and 11 on Friday with a seeding round set for Ipm Saturday Events on Saturday include the hy drodyne round jumping at 10 a m . all star ski show at 1 pm. followed by Correct Craft round

Horvath and Brouwer pitched for Wawasee and allowed only two hits Horvath got the victory while Hochstetler took the loss. On Sunday, the girls beat a good IRV team by the score of 112. Brouwer and Williams had three hits each Brouwer also scored four runs The Warriorettes had a total of nine hits while Phyllis Horvath allowed IRV only four hits. Horvath was the winning pitcher while Burger took the loss

jumping at 2 p m and the all star ski show at 3 p m. Sunday A chicken barbecue will be held at 12 noon with the all star ski show set at 1 p m. The Mastercraft round jumping will be at 2 p.m with the pro skiers comedy show set for 2:45 The Western water ski freestyle and “Hot Dog” championships will be at 3:30 p m.

Four th er .400 Four of Wawasee s girls are batting over 400 They are Barb Brouwer. Tammy Schumn. Brenda and Kathi Replogle The record is based on the eight games involving league teams (with at least 24 at bats'. Phyllis Horvath has a record of eight wins and no losses Thursday Night Thursday night's game should be a real good one according to coach John Replogle Manns advanced with an upset victory

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wer Thompsons on Sunday by the score of 7-6 Thursday ’s game starts at 6 p.m. at Foreman Field in Goshen. The winner of this tournament advances to the semi-state which will be played in two weeks. Finals erf the current tournament are scheduled for 3 p m Saturday. It is a double elimination tourney. Winners listed in motorcyle races On Saturday. July 3. there were exciting races at the Trojan speedway at North Webster. A Mini short track was the program The youngest rider was Brian Atherton, age seven from White Pigeon. Mich. There were riders from Michigan, Illinois. lowa and Indiana. Winners from the short track are as follows: 0-65 cc. seven to 11 years — Brian Atherton. White Pigeon. Mich.. Mike Pillow. Union. Mich ; Fred Krise. Edwardsburg. Mich.; Jeff Sizemore. Flint. Mich. 0-65 cc. 12 to 15 years — Leon Lewis, Pecatonica. 111. 0-85 cc. seven to 11 years — Mike Pillow. Union. Mich.; Jeff Sizemore. Flint. Mich.; Tom Maitland. Mt. Morris, Mieh ; Charles Bowles. Holly. Mich. 0-85 cc. 12 to 15 years — Chris Parker, Union. Mich.. Billy Rotten. Waterloo. Ipwa; Mitchell Meyer. Cedar Falls, lowa. Todd Vitatee. Richmond 0-105 cc. seven to 15 years — Billy Rotten. Waterloo. Iowa; Chris Parker. Union. Mich ; Steve Lawson. Lafayette; Tim Stewart. Waterloo. lowa School boy class — Ronnie Williams. Elkhart: John Baker, Kalamazoo. Mich. ; Kenny Krise. Edwardsburg. Mich.; Richie Bergerson. Union. Mich. Amateur On Friday. July 2. the results from the amateur short track were as follows: Mini class — Mike Pillow and Billy Teth lOOcc class — Bradley Britten. Franklin Steth. Ronnie Williams and Steve Parson 125 cc class — Tommy Hulsey, Kevin Burk. Mark Fes mire and Franklin Steth. Jr. 200cc class — Bradley Britten. Dennis Likens, and Terry Conwell 250 cc class — Steve Reid. Ronald Shewen. Kent Wine, and Charles Zentsmaster Open class — John Crume, Daniel Weicht. Vert Troyer, and Dan Holmes Flag day play at Maxwelton The play of the day on July 7 for the Maxwelton Ladies was “Flag day”. Winners in the 18 hole group were First. Marge Newcomer; second. Fiona Stoffel; third. Doris Sedgwick, fourth. June Auer; and fifth. Rose Mathew. In the nine hole group w inners were: First. Jo Butler; second Pfeari Miller; third. Rosemary Lantz; and putts, Dorothy Stahley Winners in the nine hole handicap tourney were Mary Kimble, first, with Rosemary Lantz runner-up. PHONY INVASION Orson Welles caused nearpanic Oct. 30. 1938, with the broadcast of a simulated newscast of an invasion from Mars

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WHS SWIM CLUB — Members of tbe Wawasee high school swim club are, on ground, left Benji Reed. Tim Gillum. Shelly Rogers. Susie Baumgartner, Cris Baumgartner. Jennifer Darr. Elizabeth Wood. First row, left. Laura Kroh, Carmen Bryant. Kina Hamman. Greg Carpenter. Troy Webb. Lori Staley, Bill Dixon.

Wawasee swimmers participate in Firecracker open at Manchester

Members of the Wawasee swimming club participated in the Firecracker at Manchester on Saturday. July 3. The meet was open with no team scores being given. Ribbons were awarded to those placing in the first six positions. Members of the Wawasee team are coached_by Larry Shook. Teams participating in the Firecracker event were from Auburn. Cass county. Delphi, Elkhart. Frankfort. Goshen, Honeywell swim team. Manchester, Rochester. Tippecanoe Valley and Wawasee plus individuals who did not represent teams. A number of Wawasee swimmers participated, many placing in the events. The swimmers and their events are as follows: Troy Webb won several honors in the boys 11-12. He was fourth in the 100 free with a time of 1:10.8. fifth in the 50 back with a time of 38.5. sixth in the 50 breast with a time of 45.6, fifth in the 100 individual medley with a time of 1:26.2 and seventh in the 50 free with a time of 32.9. sixth place time was 32.8. Elizabeth Wood was third in the 50 back with a time of 40.9. sixth in the 100 free with a time of 1:25.2 and participated in the 50 breast. 50 free and 100 individual medley for girls 9-10 Darsee Staley was fourth in the 50 breast for girls 13-14 with a time of 39.0. She also swam in the 100 free and 50 fly. Jan Miller was seventh in the 50 breast with a time of 42.2 and participated in the 50 back and 50 fly for girls 13-14. In girls 15-17 Lisa Bosstick was seventh in the 100 free with a time of 1:06.3 and seventh in the 50 free with a time of 30.2. She also participated in the 50 breast. Teresa Carpenter was fourth in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:48.3, fifth in the 50 breast with a time of 32.2. eighth in the 100 free with a time of 1:06.6 in the girls 15-17 events Also in, the girls 15-16 events. Linda Ummel placed fifth in the 50 fly with a time of 38.2. sixth in the 200 individual medley with 3:21.3 and seventh in the 50 breast with 40.8 Gary Webb was sixth in the Results of the South Shore ladies golf day The South Shore Ladies club played Tuesday. July 13. with the 18 holers playing “Chip-in” and “Low-putts” as play of the day The nine holers play of the day were “Low-gross” and "Lowputt”. Winners of the 18 holers “Lowputt" were: First. Joan Gray, second. Maxine Fuller, and third. Leila Connolly A three tie between Lee Wake. Ellie Caudill and Mildred Lotter resulted in the “Chip-in" play. Brenda Kulm, first and B. J Silveus, second, were the winners of the nine holers “Low-gross" play Winners of the “Low-putts" were Lori Welty, first and Ginny Lamley. second Scramble winners at Wawasee golf club The Scramble winners of the Wawasee golf club Saturday. July 10. with a 30 were Calvin Jones. Ivan Maximenko and Deris Scheidel Second with a 33 were George Young. Don Walburn. Bob Tennev and Kay Kizer

boys 15-17 free 100 event with 58.5. He also participated in the 50 fly and placed sixth with a time of 29.4 and was sixth in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:34.7. Steve Payne was fifth in the boys 50 free ages 15-17 event with a time of 26.1. Steve was eighth in the 50 breast with 36 8 and placed in the 100 free. In the girls eight and under events Cris and Susie Baumgartner both participated. Cris swam in the 25 free, was seventh in the 25 breast w ith 27 6 and was eighth in the 50 free. Susie swam in the 25 free. 25 back and 25 breast. Benji Reed swam in the 50 back for boys 11-12 as did Bill Dixon Benji also swam in the 50 free Others in the

Wawasee-Manchester swim club ties in Saturday match

Members of the Wawasee and Manchester swim clubs tied last Saturday with 251 points each. Individual and team relay events and their results are listed. No team is allowed more than two places in the point system used for the matches. The results follow. Medley relay — Girls eightunder. Manchester; 9-10 boys. Manchester; girls. Wawasee — Baumgartner. Baumgartner. Wood and Rogers; 11-12 boys. Manchester; girls. Waw<»see — Staley. Kroh, Miller and Darr; boys 15-18. Wawasee — W’ebb. Rosencrans. Rosencrans and Arnold; girls, Manchester Short free — Boys eight-under. Manchester; girls. Chris Baumgartner first, Manchester second and Manchester third; boys 9-10. Manchester first, Tim Gillum second; girls. ShellyRogers first. Manchester second and third; boys 11-12, Manchester first. Curt Clevenger second and Manchester third; girls. Lori Staley first, Manchester second and third; boys 13-14. Manchester first and second and Greg Carpenter third; girls. Lora Kroh first and Jan Miller second, boys 15-18, Gary Webb first, Rosencrans second and Manchester third; girls. Lisa Bosstick first. Esti Keen second and Manchester third Individual medley — Boys 9-10. Manchester first and second; girls. Elizabeth Wood first. Manchester second and third; boys 11-12. Manchester first and second; girls Jennifer Darr first. Manchester second; boys 13-14. Manchester first; boys 15-18. S. Rosencrans first, Scott Arnold second, girls. Teresa Carpenter first. Darsee Staley second Butterfly — Boys and girls eight and under, boys 9-10, boys and girls 11-12 and boys 13-14 to Manchester; boys 15-18. Rosencrans first. Manchester second and Mark Koble third Long free — Boys 9-10. Manchester; girls. Elizabeth Wood first; boys 11-12. Clevenger first. Manchester second and Bill Dixon third; girls Lori Staley first; boys 13-14. Manchester first and second; girls, Manchester first, Lora Kroh second; boys 1518. Lisor first and Rosencrans second; girls. Esta Keen first and Manchester second JAZZ DISCOVERED One of the earliest references to the word ‘jazz” appeared Oct. 27, 1916. in the theatrical periodical, “Variety.”

Second row. left. Gary Webb, liorrie Morgan, Esti Keen, Darsee Staley, Jan Miller. Laura Keen Third row. left. Coach Larry Shoak, Clem Lisor, Steve Rosenkranz, Bill Rosenkranz, Lisa Bosstick. Teresa Carpenter, Mark Koble. Scott Arnold. Curt Clevenger

girls 13-14 events from Wawasee were Laura Kroh. 100 free and 50 free; Carmen Bryant. 100 free. 50 back and 50 free; Lorrie Morgan. 50 back. 50 free and 50 fly. Others participating in the boys 15-17 events were Tracy Bartow, 100 free. 50 back and 50 free; and Scott Arnold. 50 back. 50 fly and 200 individual medley. Tim Gillum participated in the boys 9-10 competition in the 50 back and-50 free Cathy Weisser participated in the girls 9-10 50 free and 50 back events. ' Greg Carpenter participated in the boys 13-14 age group in the 50 back. 50 breast. 50 free and 50 fly events. Team Events Wawasee ranked in numerous team events which were also held

Back — Boys eight-under. Manchester first and second; girls. Cris Baumgartner first. Susie Baumgartner second. Manchester third; boys 9-10, Manchester first and Tim Gillum second; girls. Shelly Rogers first. Manchester second; boys 11-12, Manchester first. Troy Webb second and Benji Reed third; girls. Manchester first and Jenny Darr second; boys 13-14. Manchester first. Ladner second and Manchester third; girls. Lori Morgan first and Jan Miller second, boys 15-18. Clem Lisor first and Gary Webb second; girls, Lisa Bosstick first. Manchester second and third Breast — Boys, eight and under. Manchester; girls, Cris Baumgartner first, Susie Baumgartner second and Manchester third; boys 9-10, Tim Gillum first, girls. Elizabeth Wood first. Shelly Rogers second and Manchester third; boys 1112. Manchester first. Troy Webb second and Manchester third; girls, Manchester first ; boys 1314. Manchester first. Greg Carpenter second and Manchester third; girls, Lora Kroh first; boys 15-18. Mark Koble first. Rosencrans second' and Manchester third; girls. Teresa Carpenter first. Darsee Staley second and Manchester third Free relay — boys 9-10, Manchester; girls, Baumgartner. Baumgartner. Rogers and Wood of Wawasee; boys 11-12, Manchester; boys 13-14, Manchester; girls. Darr. Miller, Kroh and Staley of Wawasee; boys 15-

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The 200 medley girls 13-14 relay tpam was second with a time oC-— —• 2:26.3. Goshen won the event with a time of 2:22.9. In the ‘2OO medley boys 15-17 relay W’awasee was third with a time of 2:09.6. Delphi won the event with 1:53.5 and Elkhart was second. In the 200 free girls 13-14 relay the Waw asee team was third with 2:12.1 Goshen w on'the event with 2:06.8 and Honeywell was second with 2:09.1. In the boys 15-17 200 free relay Wawasee was third with 1:47.9. Delphi won the event with 1:40.8 and Elkhart was second. In the girls 15-17 200 free relay the Wawasee' team was second with 2:12.0. Elkhart won the event with 1:58.2.

18, Wawasee's Rosencrans, Elam, Lisor, and Koble first and Webb, Rosencrans, Carpenter and Arnold second; girls. Wawasee’s Bosstick. Carpenter, Keen and Keen first and Manchester second. Girls track team guests of Kiwanis The Wawasee high school state champion girls track team and their coach Marcia Carpenter were guests of the Kiwanis Club of Lakeland. North Webster, on July 12 The track team members present for the breakfast meeting were Barbara Brouwer, Barbara Yojier. Lorene Spearman and Kathy Bice. Coach Carpenter described the training of the team from .the first of March through the track season up to the state meet. She pointed out that Wawasee high school girls had an excellent record winning all but two track meets over the past five years. In describing their success in the state championship, the explained that Lorene Spearman won three events earning 224 points for her team and all four girte, working together in the relajHeam, gave the additional points needed to win the championship. Recently Miss Spearman placed fifth in national competition against 82 participants.