The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1976 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 29,1976

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Playing in new conference gives incentive to volleyball players

Participating in a new conference in girl s sports is the Wawasee high school volleyball team coached by Pam Juday In the new conference, the eight teams will name three allconference teams and an allsports trophy will be presented to one girl ■> ’ ' /‘Which gives the girls extra incentive to do well,” Juday said Coaching volleyball is different from Juday’s previous coaching experience — boys swimming The two sports differ “Tremendously,” Juday explained "Volleyball is a team sport and swimming is an m dividual sport.” Two aspects the teams will work on is, "Just working as a team Playing as a team instead of individuals,” Juday outlined She said the junior varsity team was inexperienced and comprised of five freshmen who are beginning to work together "They still need to work on a lot of the basic skills.” Juday said Every* school night from 3:15 p m till 5 p m the teams prac bee Sessions usually begin with warm-up exercises to loosen up. running and “a 10l of jumping," Juday added "We have the potential to fare extremely well m the conference,” Juday analyzed "The skill is there, we just need the desire We have the potential to go as far as sectional and regional ” The volleyball sec Uonal is October 27. 28 and 30 Returning volleyball team players are .Mary Kitson. Kathi Replogle, Martha Salazar. Lorene Spearman. Phyllis Horvath. Sonya Hoover. Mane Kitson. Bea Carvajal. Jearfne Dye. Jenny Hughes, Shelly Dahlstrom. Brenda Replogle and Brenda Skelton Just four of these players Mary Kitson. Kathi Replogle. Marie Kitson and Phyllis Horvath are seniors The team has racked up a 2-3 overall record and a 2-1 conference record thus far But for

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the rest of the season Juday says, “You don’t know whether you’re going to have an ‘on’ or ‘off’ night.” Consistent players named by

WARRIORETTE VOLLEYBALL TEAM Mary Kitson senior Jenny Hughes Kathi Replogle — senior Jo Anna Spearman Phyllis Horvath — senior Shelly Dahlstrom Marie Kitson — senior Brenda Replogle Martha Salazar Michele White Lorene Spearman Mary Cox Sonya Hoover Laurie Brouwer Bea Carvajal Pat Greene Jeanne Dye Brenda Skelton VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 30 Warsaw 6:30p.m. Oct. 5 WEST NOBLE 6:30p.m. Oct. / 7 ROCHESTER 6:30p.m. Oct. 14 NORTHWOOD 6:30 p.m. Oct. 21 BREMEN 6:30 p.m. Oct 27,28.30 Sectional

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Juday were Phyllis Horvath and Kathi Replogle, servers; Lorene Spearman and Martha Salazar, spikers; and Shelly Dahlstrom and Bea Carvajal, setters

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Wright 471, Z. Keim 454 MO games: M. Carlson 206. P Kline 204. j. Kern M 3. D. Felkner 221. l. KnispeMU. J. Honor 213, E. Kamp 223. J. Castro 2i5 170 games: B. Kline 171, j. wrignt 103. G Thwaits 195, D Blackport 174 Thursday Night Ladies League Thornburg Drugs 13 3 Zarse Plumbing * Heating 12V» 3'? Kale island Beacon 12 4 Bud's Bar 32 4 Pilcher's Shoes 12 4 Pickwick Lounge HVi 4'l Geii's Keyboard Music 10 6 Art * Alice's 10 4 Barth g g Lynn Feller ins. ?<,, BVi Whitacre's Excavating 7 9 Lake City Bank 7 9 Farm Bureau Co Op 4 10 Sleepy Owl y., 10V> Monsanto 5 11 Wawasee Electronics 5 11 N. Webster Fireman's Aux. 4 12 Maple Leaf Farms 4 12 Lancelot Lounge 4 12 Regent Homes 4 12 High team series; Bud's Bar — 2222 High team game Zarse Plumbing & Heating — 809 SOO series: Jo Ann Reed-343. A Stahley 512, C. Jewries 504. S Zarse 500 450 series N Shields 494. P Maresh 493, J Knisley 407. j Baumgartner 404. K Harley 404. A Peterson 470. C Nolan 474. N Spurting 45V. H Taylor 459 C Blosser 450 M R Henning 457. B Gross 454. O. Weaver 453 170 games J Knisley 193. C Blosser 193. A Stahley 193, N Shields 192. S Zarse 192, J A. Reed 109. N. Spurting 104, L. Ulrey 104. P Maresh 100.174. C Nolan 170. C Jewries 170. V Penn in. E Price 175. A May 171. A Peterson. H. Taylor 170. j Baumgartner 170 Hits And Misses Keg Tavern 13 3 Mullins Texaco 12 4 Syracuse Traveler 12 4 Campbell's Market t 0 Hooks Kegiers 0 6 Bud's Body Shop 0 0 Stovers 4 10 Barth, inc 4 10 New Paris Produce 4 12 Maple City Tool 3 13 High team game and series Keg Tavern 495. 1900 500 series men K Knisley 500. J Kern 574. N Hanford 553. B Simon 551, G Sorensen 543.0 Butler 542. M Donaldson 537. K Knox 517, P Campbell 512. P Van Dyke 502 450 series women S Gilbert 405. L. Hawn 454 200 games men B Simon 214. J Kern 210. G Sorensen M 2. D Butler Ml. N Hanford Ml 170 games women l Hawn 174 S Kern 172 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Mock s Marina 13 3 ..State Bank of Syracuse 11 5 Frog Tavern 10'? s l > Beacon 97 Mastercraft 9 7 Precision Automotive •’ 377 1 Pheno & Brown 8 8 La Petite 7 9 Ace Pest Control 6'j 9'i American industry 5 11 Donna s Cut A Curt 5 11 Lakeland Laundry 3'i 12tq High team game and series Lakeland Laundry — 835 2294 500 series K McKibben 504 450 series C Whitacre 455. S Brown 494. S Wolterman 488 D Johnson 493 B Ganz 453. V Penn 474 200 games D Johnson 211 170 games P Hoover 175, S Brown 177, S Wolterman 194. K McKibben 197. 171. M. Rensberger 181. C Smith 185, V Penn 189 County Barbee Hotel IS 1 Pilcher's Shoes 14 2 Kurly s Kegiers 13 3 Liquor Locker 115 Ten Pin Lounge 10 4 Frost Ant. &TV Service 9 7 Golden Grain 8 8 Parker's Hybrids 8 8 Fireplace Co 7 9 Wawasee Bowl x 7 9 Bud's Body Shop 6 10 Anderson Paint 4 10 G & D Safety Belts 4 10 Cline's 4 10 Rinkerbum 4 10 Slabaugh Roofing 5 H Cosmic T una 5 11 Wawasee Electronics 2 14 High team game and series Barbee Hotel - 983 2447 400 series K Stichter 401 500 series: A. Baker 558, O Clay 512, G Pavel 588. D Hyde 544. G Sorensen 549, J Kirkoorfer 530. R Wogoman 521. D Harper 553, M Gan shorn 514. D Houser 509. D. Sorensen 514. J. Schopt 535. D Rensberger 557. M Tat man 514. D Shock 501. $ Glick 521 B Slabaugh 514. C Eby 501. E Coburn 597. W Stahly 561. F Nyikos 541. H Cline 504. L. Longenbaugh 514, Doug Smith 541, R Simon 505. Don Smith 528. D Thibaut SM. D Dull SM. O Maresh 542. L. Welty 537, L Vance 543. G Liske 503. D Taylor 525 200 games G Pavel 226. D Hyde 204, D Stichter 209. K Stichter 206, 212. J Kirk dorter 225, J. Lowe 200, O Harper 213. J. Schopt 205 B Slabaugh Ml, E Coburn M 2. W Stahly 212. A Watgamuth 210. Don Smith M 3 Milford Business Campbell's Mkt 17 3 C, S. Myers 17 3 Kalidoscope 15 -5 Waller r-ug IS S Berk s Body Shop 13 7 JeW s Recondittoner 13 7 Smith's Sunoco 9 11 Walker's Rooting 8 12 Augsburger s 7 13 Scott s Landfill . 7 13 Little 8. Clark 3 17 United Telephone 1 19 High team game and series Campbell's Mkt - 116 31M SOO series L Young 550.. J Hare 571, D Scott 503. J R Koher 537. O Smith 508. G Fisher 509, F Manges 506. H Troup 557. D Brumbaugh 504. D Wuthrich 589. M Chambers 590. D. Johns 554. D woWerman

571, B. Smith 524, L. Bray 563. G Sorensen 596. 0 Rensberger 548, L. Newman WO. B Simon 543. O. Butler 579 200 games: J. Hare 229. W. Tutllt 200, U Troup 210. H Troup 204. O WoWerman Ml. L. Bray 218. J. Dewart M7, G Sorensen 223, P Campbell 236, 224. D Rensberger 219, O. Butler 579 Sunday Nite Mixed Das Keller 10 2 Fairmont Homes 8 4 Taylor Wholesale 8 4 Martin's Feeds 7 5 L.S.M.F.T. 7 5 Syracuse Traveler 7 5 Agitators 6 6 Shaws RV Transport 6 6 H.BJ. 5 7 Vega RV's 4 8 Art & Alice's 3 9 Lakeland Standard 1 11 High team game: Fairmont Homes 730 High team series Martin's Feeds MM 500 series men: J. Simpson 540. D. Jones 536. B Simon 530. D. Hamilton 528. S. Rensberger 521. W. Alderfer 516. B. Renier 506, G. Richards 505 women; L. Jones 501 450 series women: K Hamilton 490, C. Solina 487. B Hamilton 472. C. Jefferies 451 200 games men W. Alderfer 210, B Simon 203. D Hamilton 200. S. Rensberger 200 170 games women: L. Jones 178. 175. C. Solina 177. C Richards 173 Tuesday Night Ladies Bellman s Case IS 5 Papers inc 14tj S’3 Augsburger s 12 8 Syracuse Rubber 11 9 C Weather Watchers 11 9 Das Keller 10’a 9'i Wawasee Int 10 10 Arrow Corp 6 14 Rinker's Togs & Awl 5 15 Counting House Bank 5 15 High team game and ser.es The Papers Inc — 827 2311 500 series: S Keim 211.185 552, B Young M 3. 172 534. S Gilbert 191. 169. 169 529. E Stahley 174, 170. 171 515 450 series P Smith 160. 166 164 490, B Brandt 169 467 200 games S. Keim 211, B Young M 3 160 games N Dean 185 J. Wortinger 183. S Hoover 175, $ Moore 167. G Pilcher 167. C Sheets 168. B Rinker 163, C Baker 162. 162. M Bray 161, B Strauss 161 Land O Lakes Homer s Bar 14 2 Frog Tavern 13 3 Syracuse Traveler 11 5 Ligonier Elks 11 5 No 18 115 C 8. J Construction 10 6 Vega No 1 10 6 State Bank of Syracuse 8 8 Paul s Ceramic 8 8 Kmg s Keg 7 9 Crow Roofing 7 9 Syracuse Legion b' i 9’ j Classic Technique 5 11 L>oerty Homes 5 11 Vega No 2 3 13 White s Plumbing 8. Heating 3 13 High team game Vega No. 1— 954 HighJeam series Ligonier Elks — 2768 600 senes B Foster 233, 212437 500 series T Flora 531. G Sorensen 559 M Yoder 559 M Godfrey 538. R Einsiedel 550. F Nyikos 577. T Moser 553. R Keim 513. P Van Dyke 512. R Mong 535. D Arthur 501, F Hann 503. J Graber 510, P Campbell 563, K Knisley 563. L Newman SM. R Simon 514, D Butler 567, C Harris .513. S Butt 509. G. Price 542. B Eyer 538. P Flanagan 505. P Mast 550, C Walton SO2, J. Erdly 515. L Welty 556 C Campbell 560, H Bartman 529. E Whitacre 519. H Gray 519. M Hoile 538 200 games T Flora 200, G Sorensen 203. M Yoder 200. R Einsiedel M 3. F Nyikos 213. T Moser 215. Ml, R Keim 235, P Van Dyke 217, R Mong 214. P Campbell 213, K. Knisley 217. C Harris 2M. G Price 211, P Mast Ml. L Welty 2M. H: Bartman 212. H. Gray Ml. M Hoile 216 Golf team stops Goshen and Manchester By ESTI KEEN The girl’s golf team took Manchester 227-231 at the Sycamore course Monday night. Pacing the Warriors was low medalist Carla Darr with 51. Tuesday night Coach Mavis Vanderveer’s squad host Goshen at Max welt on and upped its wins with a 212-233 triumph Tammy Somers led the way with the low score of 49. Concord tops volleyball team By ESTI KEEN The Wawasee volleyball team took on a tough Concord team last Thursday and lost two out of their three rounds. 15-11, 10-15, 815. Lorene Spearman and Sonya Hoover can vouch for the team that Concord didn't take the games easily as both put up excellent performances and proved themselves consistently. The JV squad took two out of three games for a victory.

Warriors tame Lions 28-15 en gridiron

By ESTI KEEN The Warriors hosted the Bremen Lions in a center ring attraction last Friday. The Warriors did a thorough job of taming the growling Lions. 28-15, to net a Northern Lakes Conference victory. The show began with a Bremen drive headed by senior Mike Swain plowing over from the one to put up the first score. Assembling for retaliation, the Warriors missed their mark as Keith Cripe’s pass was stolen by Steve Stichter at the Warrior 36. Wawasee was challenged twice more in the first half, as the Lions broke through to the Warrior 10, but Wawasee defense came through each time on fourth and one situations. Wawasee’s sole first half score was delivered in a 15 play, 95yard package which was wrapped up by senior running back Rick Bauman, springing 17 yards for his first in a series of four touchdowns. The two-point conversion failed and the Lions maintained a lead. 7-6. after two quarters. The opening of the second half saw a delay in the proceedings as Wawasee was late to receive the kick off. The five-yard tax was the only true setback for the Warriors for the remainder of the game. Next Bauman and Cripe played major roles in securing the lead for Wawasee A 73-yard drive was headed off by a 42-yard Bauman push. Defender Mark Jensen made a leaping tackle at the Bremen one to prolong the inevitable score. Bauman rambled over on the next play to make it 12-7. The conversion did not go through. Bauman had his best efforts of the season, stacking up 227 yards on only 19 carries, a commendable 11.9-yard per carry average.

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The defense forced Bremen to f punt for the first time in the evening during the second half. Popenfoose fielded it and headed upfield but was stopped at the 10. Cripe handed off to Bauman on a dash to the right and after penetrating a blockade at the line of scrimmage, he tore up 90 yards of turf to light the board again. “Bremen defended the play the only way you could,” stated coach Traviolia, “When you have an opponent hemmed inside their own 10 you have to stack the line. It ’s a goal line type of stand. Rick happened to break through and obviously there just wasn’t anybody left to get him.” Cripe opened the spread two more after succeeding in the conversion attempt. The Warriors now claimed a 20-7 advantage. Early in the final quarter a 11yard Cripe to Mark Francis

POPENFOOSE CARRIES — Senior Joel Popenfoose is shown carrying the ball during the game Friday night at Wawasee. He was stopped a few seconds after the photo was taken by the Lion on the ground. Other Warriors in the photo are 69 Todd Hepler, 77 Steve Lippman and 70 Dave Ruth.

conection opened the lead agau. Bauman visited right end for tie final five yards and his fourth score. Cripe grabbed his seconc two-point score of the night tiput the Warriors in front, 28-7. The Varriors pushed for 314 yards wih Cripe’s 66 in 11 carries and Baunan’s 227 clearing the way. In the defensive effort Wawasee was paced by Ken McMillan’s six tackles and six assists aloni with Kevin Butcher making six tackles and two assists. Greg Evans had five solo tackles to hh credit. Bill Rensburger bagg»d Bremen quarterback Dan Svain for a 10-yard loss in the thrd stanza. Rick Parker recovered the Lions sole fumble. The Warrior, 3-2 are scheduled to host Twin Lakes in their homecoming game this Friday.