The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 September 1976 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 22,1876

.^■T x VR < * << vW! 4 1 * * ! ® x Lwl i\ ffi HARRIERS FACE OBSTACLES — Member* of the IV7B-1V77 WHS crow country team are front, left. Stuart Bryant. Kevin Gilbert. Scott Arnold and Stewart Kraft Back, left Brad Brown. Brent McMillan. Steve Badakey. Marty Wetter.

Cross country team starting to shape up

“After this week we should be in better shape," says Wawasee high school cross country coach Jerry Minton. Minton was not optimistic about scheduled meets this week, saying, ‘‘We’ll ’ probably lose three this week " He named Goshen. North Wood and Columbia City as the obstacles preventing any winning scores The team thus far has a 2-6 record, "Which is not too good at this point," Minton remarked He explained that the team was just getting into condition Several injuries also have hampered the team. Kevin Gilbert with a strained knee ligament and Steve Badskey with blisters "Those two boys really restricted their movement for awhile." And Marty Welker, a senior, joined the team late after an illness. Three returning lettermen Kevin Gilbert, running number one; Steve Badskey. running third, and Stuart Bryant, number five are once again team members Rounding out the team are Brad Brown. Brent McMillan. Scott Arnold. Marty Welker and a newly transferred runner.

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Stewart Kraft The team has several practice areas near the school which they use. a one-half mile oval track, a four mile course and a two and one-half mile course "We try to stay on the school grounds as much as possible,” Minton said

1976-1977 Cross Country Team Steve Badskey Senior Stewart Kraft Senior Brent McMillan Senior Marty Welker Senior Stuart Bryant Junior Kevin Gilbert Junior Scott Arnold Sophomore Brad Brown Sophomore Cross Country Schedule Sept. 23 Columbia City 4:30 p.m. Sept.2B Bremen, Plymouth 4:30 p.m. Sept. 29 FAIRFIELD 4:15 p.m. Oct. 7 NLC (Plymouth) 5:00 p.m. Oct. 12 Northridge, West Noble 4:30 p.m. Oct. 16 Sectional Oct. 23 Regional Oct. 30 State

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“And they the team) run anywhere from between five and seven miles a night in practice.” Minton said “And the boys run themselves on the week ends " Besides the running, the team also does some calisthenics as part of their conditioning

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■ V z ■A v xllto g '-n 'M- ' . i'i • WARRIOR SPIRIT — These Warrior* are ox hand at all Wawasee home football games to back their team. They have been sending up smoke signal* after Warrior touchdowns and helping the cheerleaders yell for Wawasee. Three of the four Warrior* are shown. Members of this special “tribe” are senion Ron Wuthrich and Tim Hamman, sophomore Tracy Bartow and freshman Kevin Schrock.

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CAPTURES RECORD — “It happened to be my on’ night, I guess" say* Sherry Keim, who bowled a <to three-game series at the Wawasee Bowl to capture the house record. The three games in the serie* were 221,1P7 and 2C2. "My highest game previously was 25«." Sherry added. Sherry rolled the series last Tuesday daring regular league play on the Das Keller team, which is second in the league. Her average tost year was IM. Susie Kern previously held the house record with a M7 series and guesses that it held about !• years.

— 813 2282 500 series: C Whitacre sls. D. Johnson 511 450 series: K. McKibben 489, M. L. Dixon 494, R Gerrity 483. A. Dahlstrom 471 O Gardner 456. V. Penn 473, B. Kline 473. S. Brown 457, S. Wolterman 497 170 games: D. Johnson 197, 183, B. Kline 173, 162, S. Brown 184. R Gerrity 182, M. L. Dixon 173. 173. L. Crow 192, L. Jones 181. K, McKibben 173. O. Gardner 173, V-. Penn 179, C. Whitacre 174, 195 Bowling association schedules meeting An organizational meeting of students . interested in winter league bowling in the Land O' Lakes Bowling association has been scheduled for September 25 at 10 am. at the Wawasee Bowl. Syracuse Two leagues will be formed starting October 2. with a beginning time decided at the organizational meeting. One league, the Bantam, will consist of fifth and sixth graders. These league bowlers will bowl two games each week. The junior high league will have seventh and eighth grade bowlers, rolljng three games a week. Also the high school league will meet Monday. Sept. 27. at 5 p.m. and will start league play Monday. Oct. 4. The Land O'Lakes Junior Bowling association is sanctioned by the American Junior Bowling congress, which requires a joining fee Interested persons may contact Susie Kern and Audrie Dean. Golf team brings home a victory By ESTI KEEN The Warriorette golf team went against Goshen at the par three course in New Paris to bring home a victory 170-173. Deb Dieterly took the lowmedalist title for the Warriorettes with 48 Dawn Eduards, from Goshen was lowmedalist with 31. Coach Mavis Vanderveer’s squad now has a 3-2 record and looks forward to the match against Tippecanoe Valley tonight (Wednesday).

Warriors stop Cougars to win 20-7 victory

By ESTI KEEN The Warrior defense made a grand showing last Friday night as they quelled the New Prairie Cougar protest and held it down to a humble “meow” in their 20-7 football victory. The Warrior defense has been subject to scrutiny, namely in its last two showings, as the boys gave up a total of 71 points. Several personnel switches were made by coach Traviolia to display a commendable defensive effort. The Warriors gave up just 144 yards rushing and less than 200 yards total offense. The victory finished off a twogame losing streak for the Warriors and evened their record 2-2. By the end of the contest, a very successful defensive crew had three quarterback sacks, a recovered fumble, a pass interception and two blocked punts in their favor. It was a good team effort. Bill Rensberger. John Beer and Ted Knudsen were tackle leaders. But the defense couldn't have taken the show alone; a forceful Wawasee offense was also a high note of the game. Quarterback Keith Cripe was in charge of an offensive lunge connecting seven of 19 passes for 117 yards. Down on earth the Warriors pushed for 240 yards rushing and 357 yards total. Rick Bauman was the ringleader in the ground game, rushing for 132 yards. He averaged 5.7 yards per carry and scored all three touchdowns. Bauman now claims rushing for wer 400 yards this season. The man with the bag of plays was Joel Popenfoose who rushed for 64 yards on just four carries. He also trapped two passes for 44 yards The first quarter saw what seemed to be a fumble match between the two teams and the scoreboard remained dark. The Warrior attack got underway in the second stanza as they lit the scoreboard twice. Bauman rambled 18 yards, thanks to an outstanding block by Greg Evans, for the first score. Bauman came through again with 3:57 remaining and reached paydirt from 11 yards out. The third quarter started out with an onside kick that fell short of goal by just a few inches. The Cougars didn't waste the advantage a’nd a 15-yard penalty. In five plays the cougars had narrowed the spread to 13-7 on a two-yard run bv Garoutte. New Prairie remained in a target position in the later part of the third and the early part of the fourth. Two penalties put Wawasee at a greater disadvantage but the determined

UHh, You're Invited To Our OPEN M HOUSE SEPT. 24-30 - FREE PLAT Free Play by reservation during cur open house or we welcome you to stop by the Club, have a look at the new facility end if courts are empty, stay and play. It will be a good time to find out about lessons, dirks, league play and check out the pro shop. Bf SURt TO GET ACQUANTID WITH OU* STAFF MIMBtRS CAROL FITZWIUIAM - TENNIS PRO LINDA WHSI - FRONT DEX POUYKEIM- FRONT DESK GUNDA JANTZI - NURSERY ATTENDANT Membership response has been good, f you or your friends hove not joined yet we encourage you to become members. We will te open October 1 on a regular basis and are now accepting memberships. Storting today Wednesday, Sept. 22) you may call the pro shop, 534-1437. with any questions you may hwe about the Club. There is a good block of time already resewed on a permanent basis. For permanent reserved time, you commit yourself to a weekly lourt time for a 32 week period, October 1 through May. There ore 34 weeks in this perioc but we will omit two weeks during the Christmas-New Year season. Permanent time nvst be paid in advance, but if you know you will not use your reserved time some weekend inform us in advance, we will rent your court if possible. If it is rented, you will be ghen credit. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTBECT AND SUPPORT GOSHEN TENNIS CLUB, INC. UOOFairfMd Av*. (NutTaHoMay laa) Godwa

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BAUMAN CARRIES — Senior Rick Baumar, 42, is shown as he carries the ball during the New Prairie game last Friday night Clearing the way for Bauman is 28, senior Joel Popenfoose.

defensive play held New Prairie down to a low rumble. The next Warrior drive came in the fourth quarter with Bauman's two-yard skip with 5:26 left. A 28-yard run by

Wawasee volleyball team stops Goshen and Fairfield

By ESTI KEEN The Wawasee girls volleyball team put some weight into the wins column last Thursday as Goshen provided the entertainment. Wawasee won two out of three games 15-6,11-5,15-4. Sonya Hoover arranged the greatest number of passes and sets while Phyllis Horvath led the attack in the spike and save department. Kathi Replogle was the number one server for the team.

Reiff brothers on athletic teams at Indiana Central

The Reiff brothers of r 1 Warsaw, attending Indiana Central college, have made names for themselves in college athletics. Ralph, a freshman kicked the winning point in the Indiana Central-Anderson football game on September 11. He suffered a knee injury in a football game for Wawasee last fall and had knee surgery in January.

Popenfoose down to the six, was brought home by Bauman to top off the Warrior score. Wawasee returns to NLC action this Friday as they host Bremen

The JV unit lost the first two games 12-15, 1-15. Over Fairfield The Warriorettes balanced their record 2-2 after their match against Fairfield winning the first two bouts, 15-2, 15-11. Sonya Hoover. Martha Salazar and Lorene Spearman paced the team victory. In JV competition the results were the same. The Warriors lost the first come through on the remaining two to take the match.

Mark, a junior, is recovering from a knee injury he suffered while playing in an Indiana Central football game last year. He had surgery August 25. He will be able to start track training in December. Mark presently holds the college discus record and won the Indiana Collegiate conference discus event last %year. The are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reiff.