The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1976 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Dec. 8,1976

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J&gjj 44g| 2• * <*MO WHERE IS IT — Both Wawasee and Concord basketball players seem to be looking up for a missing basketball. W awasee lost its fourth game of the season last Fridas when the Minutemen won an 85-67 victory. The Warriors will host Warsaw this Friday.

Concord tops Wawasee 85-67 Friday night

By ESTI KEEN What began as a Wawasee skirmish ended up in a full-scale Concord upheaval and attack last Friday evening as the Minutemen gave the Warriors an 85-67 battle scar. "I uas really surprised at the difference in the score. ’ Wawasee mentor Jerry Lambert reported “I really didn’t enjoy this whole affair but will learn something from it ' By the first buzzer the Warriors were on top 26 24 Concord coach Cliff Murray recalled, “Wawasee was aggressive and did a good job on the boards that quarter We also made too many passing mistakes - we didn’t deserve the lead." Warrior heroes were Bryan Smith, who delivered 13 points hot off the court and Ken Patton, who strengthened the effort with eight points At halftime the Minutemen were celebrating a 42-39 lead Moat of the score came courtesy of Dave Lovejoy who didn t miss any of his eight charity tosses Brett Eldndge darted through

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the Warrior defense for 13 points A dark cloud loomed over the court tn the third quarter - or so it seemed for the Warriors. By the time Wawasee managed to clear the haze for its first points the Minutemen had already opened the lead to 59-34 Coach Lambert explained. "We got into deep foul trouble by the third quarter but we felt that we had to press Concord We had some different people in, they were not able to contain them and they got some easy baskets ” Concord shot for an admirable 54 per cent from the floor during the second half of play while the Wamors managed to net 10 of 28 for a 36 per cent Wawasee out rebounded its opponents 43-29 "We were not at all pleased with our defense. Lambert said. "That is something we must work on harder." Once the Minutemen had built their impressive buffer they decided to play it cool and slow down their offensive play a bit. They put a three-two zone defense into effect and held off on the complicated lay-ups Murray

explained, “We started to get into foul trouble so we decided to slow things down and wait for either the foul or the good percentage shot Highlights in Wawasee action came from Ken Patton who collected 15 points and Keith Cripe who contributed 14 points along with several rebounds. “I was also pleased with the play of Worth Packer who came off the bench and gave us six points," Lambert offered. The Warriors are now 0-4 on the season while Concord moved up a notch to 3-1 and 1-1 in the NLC. Wawasee is 0-1 in conference action The Warriors host the Warsaw Tigers this Friday night. Culver Military stops Wawasee By ESTI KEEN The Warrior swimmers were forced to chalk one up in the losses column as Culver Military did the damage to the tune of 9379. First place in all but four of the 13 events went to challengers but Wawasee kept a close tread with its depth advantage. Bill Rosenkranz took first in diving with a record breaking score of 239 95 The 200 medley relay team of Doug Troyer, David Ganz, Steve Rosenkranz. Bill Rosenkranz brought home a first with a 1:56.02 finish. Steve Rosenkranz swept the 500 freestyle with his 5:34.06 while Hardy brought home first in the 100 back with 1:08.45. Complete results are as follows: 200 medley relay — First. Wawasee (Troyer, Ganz, S. Rosenkranz, B Rosenkranz); second. (CM); third. (W) 200 free — First. (CM) Conner; second, (W) S. Rosenkranz; third. (W) Bartow 2:01 200 IM — First. (CM) Swain; second. (W) Hardy; third. (CM) Marches 2:20 5 50 free — First, (CM) Sheneman; second, i.CM> Alfaro; third. (W) Arnold 24 2 Diving — First. (W) B. Rosenkranz; second, (W) D Troyer; third, (CM) Cole 239.95 100 fly — First, (CM) Swain; second. (CM) Morches; third, (W) Carpenter 1:04.6 100 free — First, (CM) Sheneman; second, (W) Bartow; third, (CM) McKeen :57.4 500 free — First, (W) S. Rosenkranz; second, (CM) Conner; third. (CM) . Lopez 5:34.06 100 back — First. (W) Hardy; second. (CM) Fleming; third, (W) Hurd 1:08 100 breast — First. (CM) Wise, second (W> Ganz; third, (W) Troyer 109 400 free relay — First. <CM) Swain. McKeen, Sheneman. Conner; second. (W) Arnold. Carpenter. Hardy, Bartow 3:50,7 NLC Standings Cons. AG Plymouth 1-0 3-0 Warsaw 1-0 2-1 Concord 1-1 3-1 Rochester 0-0 2 2 Bremen 0-0 1-2 North Wood 0-0 0-2 Goshen 0-1 0-2 Wawasee 0-1 0-4

HA ™ A HF K KF"’ J I Kl £| H ■ j QUALIFY FOR STATE MEET — Tracy Rinker, Wawasee high school freshman, left, and Nancy Amos. WHS sophomore, placed second and seventh, respectively, in the sectional swim meet in diving at Elkhart Central high school. This qualifies them to participate in the state meet in diving at Ball State university at Muncie at 7 a.m. Saturday. Finals will be held at 2 p.m.

Girls finish sth in swim sectional

By TERRI HOLTZCLAW The Warriorette swimmers displayed a fine performance last Saturday when they came home with a fifth place from the sectional competition at Elkhart Central. The girls advance to state if they receive a first or a second place or if they meet the required state cut-off time. Teresa Carpenter established a new school record and guts-out to achieve a third place in the 100 back stroke. She missed receiving a second by a slight margin that only the clock could determine. She also received fourth in the 200 IM and sixth in the 200 medley relay along with team mates Lisa Bosstick, Darsee Staley and Melisa Shipley. Esti Keen splashed her way to come in sixth in the 500 freestyle and seventh in the 200 freestyle. Laura Kroh finished sixth in the 200 free and 10th in the 100 free. Angie Reed captured eighth (dace in the 500 freestyle as did Darsee Staley in the 100 breast stroke. Lisa Bosstick placed ninth in both the 50 and 100 freestyle. Boody Brewer came in 10th in the 50 free as did Melisa Shipley in the 100 fly. Lorrie Morgan placed 11th in the 100 back stroke and Lin Ummel 12th in the 100 breast stroke. Divers Outstanding The divers did a most outstanding job with Tracy Rinker finishing second as she accomplished 366 48 points for 11 dives. Nancy Amos came in seventh with 324.42 and Rose Easley placed 10th. Both Tracy and Nancy will advance to the state meet held at Ball State University this Saturday. “They did a fantastic job and I’m extremely proud of them,” comments coach Cindy Peterson. "Tracy and Nancy have a good chance of placing high in state. I feel sorry for Teresa because she was out-touched by such a slight margin, but she’ll be up there next year ” Complete results as follows: Elkhart Central 299, Goshen 243. Penn 180. Mishawaka 152, Wawasee 143, Elkhart Memorial 138. Mishawaka Marian 71, Concord 34. Tippecanoe Valley 5. 200 MR — First. Penn; second. Mish.; third. Memorial 2:00.4 200 Free — First, Penn, second. Central; third. Central 2:006 200 IM — First, Penn; second. Mish.; third. Goshen 2:22.5 50 Free — First. Central; second. Central; third. Goshen .26.1 Diving — First. Central; second, Wawasee (Tracy-

Rinker); third, Goshen 398.67 100 Fly — First. Mish.; second, Penn; third. Central 1:03.9 100 Free — First. Central; second. Penn, third. Central :55.9 500 Free — First. Penn; second. Central; third. Mish. 5:20.2 100 Back — First, Mish.; second. Central; third. Wawasee (Teresa Carpenter) 1:06.4 100 Breast — First, Goshen; second. Penn; third. Memorial 1:12.9 \ 400 Free Relay — First. Central; second. Memorial; third. Marian 3:52.7 Officials to have meeting on Dec. 13 The Northern Indiana Officials Association will have a basketball meeting on Monday, Dec. 13. at 7:30 p.m. in the Milford junior high All members are urged to attend. Officials who wish to become members and have th°ir names appear in the association schedule book are to contact the secretary-, Don Neupauer at 2720 E. Jackson, Elkhart.

Tippecanoe Valley downed by strong Wawasee swim team

By ESTI KEEN Tippecanoe Valley provided the entertainment Monday night giving in to the Wawasee swim team a 57-109 margin. The Warriors won first place in all but two events. The 200 medleyrelay team of Arnold. B. Rosenkranz. Ganz, and Carpenter won with 2:04.1. Arnold captured the 200 IM with 2:32.6. S. Rosenkranz was first in 50 free with 24.9 while B. Rosenkranz broke his diving record with 249.6 points to capture Milford junior high to hold free throw contest Members of the Knights of Columbus, in cooperation with the Milford junior high school, will hold a free throw contest at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 18. Boys and girls, ages 11 through 14, who want to participate should be at the school gym at that time.

County Barbee Hotel 39 17 Wawasee Bowl 39 17 Kurly's Keglers 38 18 Liquor Locker 34 is Pilcher's Shoes 34 27 Golden Grain 34 22 Fireplace Co. 32 24 Bud s Body Shop 31 25 Wawasee Home Services 24 32 Anderson Paint 24 32 Frost Ant. 8, TV Service 24 32 Slabaugh Rooting 24 32 Parker s Hybrids 24 32 Cline's 32Va Rinker Built 23 33 Cosmic Tuna 20 32 GID Safety Belts 17 39 Wawasee Electronics 15vs 40 Vz High team game: Liquor Locker — 969 High team series: Barbee Hotel — 2654 600 series (men) P Beezley 612. D Hyde 611, 6. Harting 610 500 series (men): G. Klinkes23, D. Thibaut 538, L. Welty 502, D Maresh 530, R Miller 509, P Royer 591, R. Henwood 551. A. Baker 564, D. Clay 508, G Whitacres46. W Aiderfer 531, S Glick 508, L. Chupp 539. S Sollna 557, Don Smith 560, K Stichter 532, J. Bohnstedt 587, G Sorensen 582, C Eby 513, E. Coburn 531, W Stahly 547, E Henning 561, B Secor 509, M. Tat-nan 523, G Liske 547, D. Taylor 506. J. Kirkoorfer 511 200 games (men): R Easley 204, D. Maresh 201, R Miller 218, P Royer 255, P. Beezley 205, 208, R Henwood 201, A. Baker 204, 202, G Whitacre 213, D Hyde’23s, E Harting 237, Don Smith 205, J. Bohnstedt 230, 229, G Sorensen 233, E Henning 202. 8 Secor 214, J Kirkdorfer 2M MORE BOWLING ON PAGE TWO

top rank. The 100 fly went to Dan Hardy who turned in a 1:05.9. Charlton’s 58.1 in 100 free placed him in the number one position. The 500 free was won in 5:48 by Bartow. Ganz took the 100 breast with 1:13.2. The 400 relay of Hardy, Charlton. B. Rosenkranz. S. Rosenkranz finished with 4:12. Complete results as follows: 200 medley relay — First. (W) Arnold. B. Rosenkranz. Ganz. Carpetner. second. (W) Shand. Charlton, Trover. Bartow; third. (TV) 200 free — First. (TV) Cumberland; second. (W) Shand; third. (TV) Swick 2:29 200 IM — First. (W) Arnold; second. (W) Carpenter; third. (AV) Troyer 2:32.6 50 free — First. (W) S. Rosenkranz: second, (TV) Kline; third. (TV’) Strohschien 24.9

Wawasee meets Whitko in holiday tourney play

Wawasee will take on Whitko in the opening game of the holiday tourney December 17 and 18. at Wawasee high school. West Noble will meet Northridge at 8:30 p.m. Saturday's action will begin with the consolation game at 7 p.m., and the championship round will start at 8:30 p.m. Wawasee athletic supervisor

Wrestlers open season with victory over Falcons

By ESTI KEEN The Wawasee wrestlers opened their season with an impressive 37-15 triumph over Fairfield last Thursday. Terry Rinker won his bout against Kevin Plank in the 98 pound class 10-0. Joe Gerenscer took his opponent, Scott Cripe on to cone out on top 11-0 in the 105 pound class. In the 119 pound weight bracket Arnold Garza won against Biff Lantzer 13-9. Hal Hammaker beat Jim Chupp 3-2 in the 126 pound class while in the 145 bracket Wayne Gronendyke took on Jim Gardner and won 15-6. Jim Shock ousted Mark Baker 4-2. Rick Bauman pinned John Miller in 177 pound canpetition while John Beer won 8-0 over Dave Hostetler in the 185 pound class. Mitch Ousley won by forfeit. In JV competition the Warrior grapplers won against their

Diving — First. (W) B. Rosenkranz; second, (W) Templeton; third. (TV) Vogel 249.65 100 fly — First. (W) Hardy; second. (W) Ganz; third, (TV) Kruger 1:05.9 100 free — First, (W) Charlton; second. (TV) Cumberland; third, (W) I den 58.1 500 free — First. (W) Bartow; second, (W) Carpenter; third, (TV) Millers:4B.B 100 back — First, (TV) Kline; second. (W) Troyer; third, (W) Arnold 100 breast - First. (W) Ganz; second, (W) Rosenkranz; third, (TV) Strohschien 1:13.2 400 free relay — First, (W) Hardy. B. Rosenkranz. Charlton, S. Rosenkranz; second, (TV) Cumberland. Miller. Kline, Strohschien, third, (W) Iden. Wakelan. Bice. Hurd 4:12

Eldon Ummel drew the tourney pairings. Junior varsity and freshmen teams from the school will meet in the same pairings as the varsity teams. Sites of the canpetition are different, with the junior varsity tourney set for December 14 and 15, at Northridge and the freshmen tourney Saturday, Jan. 22, at Whitko.

Fairfield counterparts 37-11. Wawasee will entertain Plymouth for a 7 meet Thursday.

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