The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 September 1976 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Sept. 15,1976

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E sp ° rt sl t. & ,£#*l C| /. t /» u ■+-J! *r £?lk z jfll t si BW"~ W/ J ■■ e GIRL GOLFERS — Member* of the 1074-77 Wawasee high school girls golf team are front, left, Lin Ummel. Tammy Somers, Carta Darr. Shelly Harting, Debbie Dieterly. Back. left. Lynn Brown. Charlette Tat man. Benji Hall. Terri Holtsctaw.

Warsaw, East Noble labeled girls' golf top competitors ■ Labeling Warsaw and East Noblo as tough competitors. Wawasee high school girls' golf coach Mavis Vanderveer said. “So I’m sure they'll be out for blood As we will too ” Last year, the girls golf team finished just four strokes out of the state meet They finished 4-2 and, “Our biggest competition last year was East Noble They won the two from us They were both very close.’’ Vanderveer said. Returning to play again this year are Tammy Somers. Lm l’mmel. Benji i Hall. Tern Holtzclaw. Debbie Dieterly and Shelly Harting And Vanderveer says she has four freshmen who are coming on. Lynn Brown. Carla Darr and Charlette Tatman Darr is doing very well and Vanderveer says “She's very unproved ’’ “My number one girl, Tammy, has had more experience She and Dieterly both are pretty consistent,” Vanderveer explains. “1 depend upon them probably more than anyone else ’’ “Sometimes they have one or two good practice rounds and they 're psyched up." Vanderveer commented "But this doesn’t mean they'll play well. In practice it s one thing and the pressure of a meet is another thing If you're down one or two strokes it’s pressure and you’ve got to cut it." Vanderveer added that since the girls compete directly against an opponent, this also adds some pressure

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SR . ..&%* - ■ ir .w - J m USMH—MW 1 1 ■ Oil iWMMi, ,4w. WARM l’P TIME — Wawasee girl golfers Tammy Somers, middle. Shelly Harting and Lin Ummel warm up before teeing off during Monday’s East Noble match. Roster Benji Hall Senior Terri Holtzclaw Senior Tammy Somers Senior Lin l’mmel Junior Debbie Dieterly Sophomore Shelly Harting Sophomore Lynn Brown Freshman Carla Darr Freshman Charlette Tatman Freshman Giri’s Golf Schedule Sept. 20 Goshen There 4p.m. Sept. 22 Tippecanoe Valley Here 4 p.m. Sept. 27 Manchester There 3:30 p.m. Sept. 29 Huntington Here 4:15p.m. Sept. 30 East Noble There 4 p.m. Oct. 6 Sectional Oct. 15 State • Milford Business . kiioascop* 11 l Wi W WMfors Drugs ’0 2 W Csmatodllt MM 10 2 JeHs Recondition* 9 3 C. $ Mvers 9 3 Berk * Boev Shop I 4 Walker* Rooting 4 4 Augsburgers 5 1 Smith Sunoco 3 9 /IBM/ f IA/P Little*. Clark i 10 O </ “ LK fW <JV Scott* tanetiil United Telephone 1 11 Mitten* Misses H.gh team game Berk* Body Shop —10« l Syracu»e Traveler 71 High team terie* Campbell* Mkt — 3004 Keg Tavern - J 1 400 series l Newman AM ' MuIUM Texaco 3 1 SOO series D wiuthr.cn 514. D Wuthnch Vega 4 J $lO. P Campbell s*l. 0 RensMrger 557. O Campbell * Market 4 4 Butler sl3, j O ppbn 533. G Sorensen $35. T New Pari* Produce A 3 $ Lever mer 502. j Parry SMi. Young 504. L Sfover* 2 4 Bray $33. M Chamber* $lO, G Fither SO9 B Barth tnc 7 4 Westerman sl4. J Bray 542. J. deSomer 54* Bud > Body Shop .17 200 game* P Campbell 209, O Ren Nfopie City Toot 17 tberger 220. L Newman 203 222 L Bray 210. High team game and tenet Syracuse M. Chamber* 225 B Wolterman 214. J Bray Traveler — e7» 1934 204. 203 J deSomer $44

Cavafy Golden Grain 71 Pilcher* Shoes J 3 Barbee Hotel 71 Ten Pin Lounge a j Kurly * Kegter* « j Liquor Locker 5 3 Fireplace Co. $ 3 G. a. D. Safety Belt* 5 3 Cline s 4 4 Wawasee Bowl 4 4 Frost Antenna &TV Service 4 4 Rinker Built 3 $ Slabaugh Roofing 2 a Anderson Paint 2 4 Bud'* Body Shop 2 4 Wawasee Electronic* 17 Cosmic Tuna 17 Parker's Hybrids 17 High teem game and series: Pilchers Shoe* — 97* 2799 400 series: F. Nylkot 411 SOO serie*: A. Walgamuth SO9, R Miller sl3. J. Wilson 557. c. Frushour $24. H. Schrock S4O. G. Klenke 529, K. Stlchfor S2O, J. Bennstedt $42. G Sorensen s4l. L. Vance $42. O. Thibaut sls. L. Welty SO2. J. Kirkdorfor $54, R. Brazel $24, G. Henning sl2, R. Strombeck $33, C. Eby $73, E. Cobum S7O, D. Pilcher ss4. L. Chupp sl9. B. Slabaugh $22, Doug Smith $44, R. Simon $22, Don Smith SS2. A Baker $44. D Hyde SS4. D. Caln SOO 200 games R Miller 202. G. Klenke 200. J. Bohnstedt 201. G Sorensen 223. D. Dull 204. L E Coburn 230. F Nyiko* 229, Doug Smith 214. Don Smith 203. "D. Hyde 204. O. Ren Jberger 201 Friday Night Mixed Marises * 2 Thwait's Grain 4 2 Jim Moore Motor* 4 2 Keith *PBH SV» 2V* Polliwog inn S 3 Village Tap $ 3 Boyer Jewelry 5 3 Syracuse Rubber S 3 Wawasee Electronics 4 4 Masforcraft 4 4 Zimmerman's 4 4 Overhead Door 3% 4V» Sea Nymph 3 $ Duel’s Trucking _ 3 S Maxweiton 3 5 Maple Leaf 3 S Syracuse Cleaners 3 $ Arbeil Construction 2W SVi Brenda * Beauty Shoppe 2 4 Beacon ’Vt 4Vt 600 series: J Kern 414. B. Kline $lO. J. Morganthaler 550. G. Myer* 503. G. Baber 550. L Welty $43. G Hepler S2O 500 series R. Smith s3s, B Kline 546. M. Carlson 525, B Thwaits s4l. B. Simon $79, R Halsey $73. L Ryman $Ol, L. Epley S2O. G. Thwaits S2O, L Gilbert s3l 4so series B Smith 47», S Kern 472 200 game*: R Smith 200. B. Kline 222, 213, M Carlson 210. J Kern 224, 2H, B Thwalt* 208. R Halsey 221, L Welty 204. G Hepler 203 170 games women; P. Smith 191, G. Thwaits 171. 104, S Kern 106. L. Gilbert 170. IM Thursday Nigh Ladies Gail's Key Board Music 71 Lake City Bank 4 2 Zarse Plumbing ? 4 2 Kale island Beacon 4 2 Farm Bureau Co op $ 3 Thornburg Drugs $ 3 Whitacre'sExcavating Pickwick Lounge $ 3 Bud's Bar 4 4 Art and Alice’s 4 4 Pilcher's Shoes 4 4 Lynn Feller ins. 4 4 Wawasee Electronics 4 4 Regent Homes 3 S Maple Leaf Farms 3 5 No Webster Fireman's Aux 3 5 Monsanto 2 6 Barth ( 2 4 Lancelot Lounge 17 Sleepy Owl T High Team Series Kale Island Beacon 2140 High Team Game: Lake City Bank 405 500 series K Knisley $S$. N Galloway SO4 4SO series A. Peterson 497, C. Blosser 492, F Money 472. K Harley 469. P. Hoover 460. C Peterson 457, s Stahley 455, B. Hammond 453. B Hamilton 453 200 games Kay Harley 200 170 games; K. Harley 200. K. Knisley 199, 191 n Galloway 172. IM. B. Hammond 191, A Peterson 149. 146, C Blosser ISA J Baumgartner 144. C. Whitacre 17$, p. Hoover 171, F Money 171 Land O’ Lakes Vega No. 1 \ 4 0 State Bank of Syracuse 71 Syracuse Traveler 6 2 Homer's Bar 6 2 C 4. J Construction 6 2 No 14 6 2 Liberty Homes 5 3 Frog Tavern 5 3 Crow Roofing 4 4 Paul's Ceramic 4. 4 Louie's Bar & Grill 3 5 King's Keg 3 5 Ligonier Elks 3 $ Vega No. 2 2 6 Syracuse Legion 2 6 Plastic 1 1 White's Plumbing A Heating 17 Knights of Col urn bus 0 4 High team game and series; Syracuse Traveler — 976 2743 600 series; J. Morganthaler 224, 214-400 500 series C Harris SOS. P. Campbell 543. K. Knisley 523. L Newman 504, R Simon 5«7. D Butler 544 M Hoile 509. J Erdly 547, L. -Welty $73. H Bertman 534, H George $lO. V Becker 546 P Bright $37, G Sorensen $32. F Nyiko* $47, T. Moser s3l D Smith s2l, M. Durham s4s 200 game* C Harris 202. P. Campbell 21$. K Knisley M 9. L Newman 201, R. Simon 214. 204. D Butler 235. 205 C Walfon 204. L. Welty 225, H Bartman 213. B Kline 200, V Becker 222, G Sorensen 211. M. Durham 223 Tuesday NigM Ladle* Bellman'* Case 9 3 Das Keller 4 4 Papers, inc 4 4 Wawasee interiors 7 5 Augsburgers 7 $ Community Weather Watchers 7 5 Syracuse Rubber $ 7 Arrow Corp 4 4 Rinner'sTogsA Awl 3 9 Count ,ng House Bank 2 10 H.gh team game anj series Da* Keller 463. 241$ 600 sene* S Keim 221. 197, 2*2 640 SOO series j Slabaugh IM. 174 $Ol 450 senes. E Stahley 172. 17*444. J. Wortmger I*6 475. $ Hoover I*7 444. S Hui ley 144 456. B. Young 140455. J. Hoover 171 454 140 games C Fifer IM. N Peterson I*7, P Green 164. C Samoicryk 144. J Brum baugh 160 Tvas. Atforn san Ladla* Mock's Marina 71 State Bank 71 Beacon 4 2 La Petite 4 2 Ace Pest $ 3 Frog Tavern $ J Donna'* Cut 4> Curl 4 4 American industry 2 4 Mastercraft 2 6 PhendA Brown 2 4 Precision Automotive 2 « Lakeland Laundry 0 | High foam game and aeries Frog Tavern 7*4. 2310 500 series A Dahlstrom $36. B Kay SO4. S Black sls 4so senes M L Dtaon 452.8 Kline 497. $ McNary 471 l McFarland 471. l Connolly 453. R Garrity 4*7. B. Genl 491 K. Me K.boon 451 M Rensoerger 453 200 game* A. Dahlstrom 213 iTOgames B Kline 147. S McNary 171. A. Damstrom tig. E Tatman I*o. K. Stan* 147, S Black ISO. B Gani 141. B Kay IM. H* Saaday Night Mixer Laagva Fairmont Home* 4 0 Martin's Feed* 3 1 Da* Keller 3 1 Syracuse Traveler 11 UMF.T 2 2 Taylor Wholesale 2 2 No * >2 No 10 2 2 Agitators 1 3 vega RV*s 1 3 No 5 , 12 No* 0 4 High team game and aeries. Martin's Feeds 7g*. I*7l SOO. *er>e* men J Simpson $47. D Hamilton $32. B Simon $47. W Aldarfer $33 <SO series women: K. Hamilton 450. M. Rensoerger 452. L Jone* 462 200 game*; W. Aiderfor 244. O Jones 221 B Simon 203. D Hamilton 202

Rochester downs Warriors 38-12 for NLC victory

By ESTI KEEN The Rochester herd of Zebras did more than just graze the Wawasee stadium last Friday evening — they left the well trodden arena with a Northern Lakes Conference victory, 38-12. Rochester took some time kicking up its heels in the first quarter as the Zebras were forced to punt for the first and last time in the game. When the Warriors found themselves in the same predicament the Zebras took the pigskin on their 46 after the Warrior punt and then rambled up to the Warrior fouryard line. Quarterback Ed Waltz then signaled Beck, who headed for paydirt and the first Zebra touchdown. Waltz topped it off as he hurled a spiral into Frounfelters mits for the two-point conversion, sending the Zebras on their way with an 8-0 advantage. Wawasee came through on the kickoff when Rochester was called for a face mask violation. From the Warrior 48 quarter back Keith Cripe shot two fast bullets, an eight-yarder to Steve Cromer and one to Joel Popenfoose for 27 yards to set the scene for a Warrior score. As the pigskin found itself at the nine, powerhouse Rick Bauman plowed into the end one for a TD. The conversion failed and the Warriors were held at 8-6. The rest of the second stanza saw no change in the score as the opponents held each other in check. The next touchdown for the Warriors came compliments of Rick Bauman who also added another 48 yards to the 129 he had tallied previously in the game rushing. He was by far the leading yardage burner on the field.

Worriorette golf squad stops Carroll, downed by East Noble

By ESTI KEEN The Warriorette golf squad drove Carroll into the ground last Monday. The match ended in a 227-232 verdict in favor of Wawasee. Tammy Somers led the way for the Warriorettes as her 55 earned her the low medalist rank. Somers again led her team’s

Tennis team stopped by CC, NorthWood,Jimtown

By ESTI KEEN The Wawasee tennis team hosted a Columbia City squad last Wednesday and was defeated 6-3. J.D Carl and Mark Krug were the only singles players succeeding in putting their Columbia City opponents under with 10-4 and 10-5 victories respectively. In doubles competition, Carl and Hamman were the Wawasee victors managing a 10-6 advantage. The team, coached by Jim Webster, paid North Wood a visit Saturday to be disappointed in a 5-0 wipe-out. The JV round was an instant replay, ending in a 5-0 verdict. Jimtown Against Jimtown Monday, the netters suffered four out of five losses in singles but cleaned up in both doubles matches. J.D. Carl and Tim Hamman teamed up to V olley ball team O-2 By ESTI KEEN The Wawasee girls' volleyball team, coached by Pam Juday, traveled to Elkhart Central last Wednesday in initiation of the fall season In spite of Warriorettes expertise, demonstrated in the performance of all players, the varsity squad lost two out of three games — 5-15, 15-3, 11-15. Phyllis Horvath led the Warriorette passing and setting department, Lorene Spearman showed skill in her powerful spikes while Bea Carvajal held off the attack with the most saves. JV Wins The JV squad ousted its offenders winning two out of three games — 15-4. 9-14, 15-1. At Ply month Thursday the girls traveled to Plymouth for some more treats in very difficult competition and were defeated in two out of three matches - 5-15, 15-3, 11-15. Bea Carvajal headed the team in passing and setting as Lorene Spearman treated the offenders to a good share of spikes. Kathi Replogle backed up the effort with her serving abilities. Now, 0-2 the team will host Goshen September 16 for a 6:30 game.

J TALKING IT OVER — Wawasee coach Hal Traviolta and quarterback Keith Cripe talk over the next play during the game Friday night. v The Warriors were unsuccessful in overcoming the Zebras from Rochester with the visitors winning 38-12.

Early in the third quarter Zebra's Frounfelter ran back a Warrior punt 31 yards to place Rochester on target at the Warrior 23. He took the pigskin (Mi the second down from the 22 and scrambled around the right aid for paydirt to open the lead 14-6. The two-point effort went by

efforts shooting a 48 yesterday in their bout against East Noble, only this time the crusade wasn’t as fruitful. The 214-217 loss saw the golfers’ record dip to 2-2. Tomorrow (Thursday) coach Mavis Vanderveer’s crew will travel to Huntington for a 4:15 match.

sweep a smooth 10-5, while Paul Shrumph and Jeff Iden came home with a 10-4 victory. The only other Wawasee triumph came courtesy of Kent Trobaugh in the number five position, as he scraped his opponent 10-7. The final score was 34. The squad's record is now at 3-5 on the season and 0-3 in NLC action.

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the way-side. It was either now or never for the Warriors At this point of the game there was little room for error and the Warriors proved what determination is good for. From their own 30-yard line the Warriors pushed to the Rochester 10. Cripe fired a fast-one to Bauman off the right end and the unstopable Bauman arranged another six points. Wawasee needed the two-point conversion to even the score but an incomplete pass held the score at 14-12. ■ With a minute to go in the third stanza Waltz pitched a 13-yarder DIRECTIONS TO NEW PRAIRIE The Wawasee high school football team travels to New Prairie high school this Friday evening for its fourth game of the season. Gridiron action is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Directions have been given to New Prairie high school. They follow: Travel US 6 to US 31 Take US 31 north to South Bend by-pass Bypass to Indiana 2 North on Indiana 2 Eight to ten miles to CR 700E Turn north one-half mile High school can be seen from Indiana 2. The high school is approximately 75 miles from Wawasee.

to end Joe Paulik for another TD. From the three yard stripe Waltz lofted the pigskin again into Paulik’s clutches on the conversion to push the three period tally to 22-12. After a Warrior punt Rochester pushed from its own 12 through a failing Warrior defense to the Wawasee where a Waltz-Paulik connection scored again. The conversion failed, stopping the score at 30-12. The Zebras ended their scoring stampede when Rochester took possession on the Wawasee 11 and four plays later bagged a TD as Frounfelter shoved through the center. Waltz’s option on the conversion was denied so he shot it in to bring the final score to 3812. The Warriors are looking forward to their game against New Prairie this Friday.

NIC footbail standings Team Cons. AG Goshen 3-0 3-0 Plymouth 1-0 3-0 Rochester 1-0 3-0 Bremen 1-0 1-2 Wawasee 1-2 1-2 Concord 0-1 1-2 North Wood 0-1 1-2 Warsaw 0-2 0-3 | Lakeland j School | Lunch 11 I . <t LA

September 20-24 MONDAY — Weiner sandwich, hash brown potatoes, carrot sticks, fruit salad, wacky cake and milk TUESDAY — Chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, fruit salad, peanut butter sandwich and milk WEDNESDAY — Tacos with lettuce, tomato and cheese, buttered corn, fruit, bread and butter and milk THURSDAY — Barbecue sandwich, creamed potatoes, fruit, peanut butter cookie and milk FRIDAY — Chilled orange juice, chicken salad sandwich, buttered green beans, fruit salad, ice cream and milk