The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 January 1977 — Page 6
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Warriors score second win
By ESTI KEEN The Warrior fans were treated to the second basketball victory for Wawasee this season last Saturday evening. The 80-74 romp against visiting Bremen improved Wawasee’s season record to 2-8 and their NLC tally to 1-3, while Bremen fell to 3-8 and 0-4. Losing little time, the Warriors flashed an early 10-2 lead — their most impressive start of the season. The Lions rallied in the fourth to own a 3 point lead, but surrendered in the final moments. Coach Jerry Lambert praised the boys for their spunk. "This has got to be a total team effort. I can’t say enough for these kids. They really had to force themselves to get up. Let’s face it. it’s pretty rough when you’ve only won one game, but they came in here and they were really fired up" After the Warriors raided 19 points in five and one-half minutes, the Lions prepared for their comeback, inserting Hunter and Smith — their main sources of power. Hunter had 6-of-9 shooting performance in the second half to close the Lions in 38-31 by the halftime buzzer. Hunter continued his shooting spree into the third quarter hitting4-of-5 before he was forced to exit with an injured ankle and 3:18 remaining in the stanza. By the time he left. Hunter was responsible for 24 points and 13 rebounds - Bremen trailed close behind 47-45. - The loss didn t seem to put Bremen on a crutch, they looked to Smith and managed to tie the game at 49 Bremen held the lead twice before the third stanza ended 53-53 Bremen Coach Foster didn’t think Hunter s injury hurt their offensive game "Otr shooting didn't seem' to fall off. But he really did the job on the boards and blocked a couple of shots that seemed to make them (Wawasee) think about their shooting a little bit." Bremen had its biggest lead at 80-57 with 6 09. but Wawasee rounded the bend for the home stretch when Norm Vanlaningham gave Wawasee a 62-62 tie on a three point play and then netted a pair of charity tosses with 4 49 left in the game Junior Ken Patton swished a corner shot at 3:26 to pull away 68-64 "I really think that was the turning point. ‘Lambert stated "We hadn’t been running our offense well so we took a time out and told them just to start running it. It worked perfect and Kenny made a nice shot." Vanlaningham paced the Wamors scoring 19 points and nabbing 13 rebounds — his personal best of the season.
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■ B ■St Ki VV/f T i ?AA» 1® j CT? f ONE-ON-ONE — Wawasee’s Norm Vantaifaigham. 43. goes one on one with a Bremen player daring the contest against the visiting team. Wawasee scored their second win of the seastai 88-74 over Bremen at home Saturday.
Junior Bryan Smith contributed 16 in the first half, while Patton tame up with 13. Keith Cripe 12, and J.D. Carl 9. i The Wawasee understudies defeated their Bremen counterparts 46-42 and raised their record to 3-7. Bob Sylvester paced the J.V. with 9 points while Mark Simpson had 8. • The Warriors host Northridge Friday and visit Tippecanoe Valley Saturday. I Wawasee (80) •— Francis 1,1-2, 2; Patton 4,5-5,4, Vanlaningham 7.5-9,4, Cripe6,o-0,4; Smith 9,1%5; Lantz 1,2 2. 3; Cart 4,1-2,1; and Sylvester 0, 1-1, 0; totals 32. 16-23. 23 Bremen (74) — D Swain 0,2-2. 3; M Swain 0.1-3.4; Miller 2,3-4, R' — —
5; MclntiTe 2, 3-4. 2; Sticter 0, 00,0; Humter 12, 0-1, 0; Fox 4, 2-2. 2; Waiterhouse 1,0-0,1; Heiser 0, (M), 0; Smith 6, 9-10, 1; totals 27. 20-36. 18 Score By Quarters Wawasee 19 19 15 27-80 Bremen 8 23 22 21-74
Youth Center Events WEDNESDAY, J AN. 12 1 30-3 p m. — Ladies’ tennis 3-5 p.m. — Syracuse Pee Wee
basketball practice, Celtics and Lakers 6-9 p.m. — Free Activity night THURSDAY. JAN. 13 9-12 noon — Bonnie Pruden exercise class 12-3 p.m. — Ladies’ tennis 3-5 p.m. — Syracuse Pee Wee basketball practice, Suns and Pacers 6- p.m. — Gymdanctics for gymnastic girls and mothers * 7- p.m. — Dancercising for the ladies FRIDAY. JAN. 14 3-6 p.m. — Free time at the center SATURDAY. JAN. 15 9-11 a m. — Advanced gymnastics class 9- am. — Beginning class I gymnastics 10- p.m. — Intermediate gymnastics class 12:30-1:30 p.m. — Beginning class II gymnastics (Lunch and snack breaks at 9:25.11:00 and 12:55) 1:30-4 p.m. — Snow Olympics at Oakwood Pee Wee Basketball Standings A Team Team Town Won Lost 76ers N. Webster 4 1 Knicks N. Webster 4 1 Suns Syracuse 3 2 Celtics Syracuse 3 2 Lakers Syracuse 2 3 Pacers Syracuse 2 3 Warriors N. Webster 2 3 Bulls N. Webster 0 5 BTeam Pacers Syracuse 4 1 Celtics Syracuse 2 3 Lakers Syracuse 2 3 Suns Syracuse 2 3 Pee Wee Scores Scores of Pee Wee games last week are: 76ers. 16-Bulls. 8; Pacers, 16-Celtics. 14; Suns. 12Lakers, 10; Knicks, 16-Warriors. 10; Suns. 19-Lakers. 16. Pacers. 22-Celtics, 16 (B team game). Pee Wee players of the week are: 76ers, Sandy Payne; Bulls. Jeff Atwood; Knicks. Denise Stump; Warriors. Brett Rose; Pacers (A), Ken Swartz; Celtics (A) Jeff Schmahl; Suns (A), Brad Traviolia; Lakers (A), Kevin. Tracy and Mark Walker; Pacers (B) Lantz Lantz. Tom Prickett; Celtics <B), Todd Roberts; Suns (B), Todd McCullough; and Lakers (B). R. C. McKibben. Gymnastic Enrollment The gymnastics classes at the youth center have begun with more than 50 children taking part in this 12 week session. If you have not already made arrangements for your child to take part in this terms classes it is now too late to do so. The next session will begin in June with the Summer Day., camps. The following lists the members of the gymnastics classes; Advanced 9-11 a.m. Suzette Quinn. Cromwell; Deanna Charlton. Milford; Lorie Kaufman. Syracuse; Angie Meek. Syracuse; Theresa McClain. Milford; Patty Steel. North Webster ; Kathy Owen. Syracuse; Anthony Beer. Milford; Tonda Amsden. Milford; Julie Waterson. Syracuse; and Starr Caskey. Cromwell. Intermediate 16-12:30 p.m. Tami Smith. Syracuse; Julie Schmahl. Syracuse; Wendy Hite. North Webster; Lara Tracy. Syracuse; Peggy’ McLallin, Cromwell; Puff Caskey. Cromwell; Barbie Hostetter. Syracuse; Steffanie Quinn, Cromwell ; Ann Pohl. Syracuse; and 800 Tuttle, Syracuse. Beginner 9-10 a.m. Karen Kortenber; Linda Kor tenber; Shelly Sander; Shelly Martindale; Lisa Zacuzzo. Karen Zacuzzo; Jennifer Sombronsky; Kathy Wolf; Jeff Wolf; Jennifer Gunn; Kelly Lundy; Tonya Perzanowski. and Melissa Taylor. Beginner 12:36-1:30 p.m. Pauline Kesterke; Mark Kesterke; Blake Hire; James Richendollar; Brett Richendollar; Angela Kirkdorfer; Jeff Richendollar; Mike Malloy; Mindi Malloy; Cirena Bartow. Julie Emmert; and Jennifer Morgan.
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Wawasee wrestlers win the championship at New Haven
The Wawasee wrestling team came out first at the 15th annual New Haven Invitational Wrestling Tournament held Saturday. Eight teams participated. The final team scores were as fallows: Wawasee 1784, New Haven 1764, Woodlan 134, North Side 1214. Marion 115, Man-
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Tburiday N»«M Lad>« Zarsc Plumbing l> Heating $4 1« Thornburg Drugs 52 20 Bud's Bar A 40 24 Kale Island Beacon 42 30 Art B Alice's ’ 41¥, 30M» Pilcher's Shoes 30 34 Pickwick Lounge 30 34 Lake City Bank 37V, 34Vt Farm Bureau Co-Op 37 3$ Wawasee Electronics 36 36 Geli s Keyboard Music 36 36 Monsanto 35 37 Lynn Feller Insurance 33’-, 36'., Lancelot Lounge 31V» 40V, Barth 30 42 Regent Homes 30 42 North Webster Fireman's Aux. 29V, 42V, Sleepy Owl 24 40 Maple Leet Farms 23’-, 40V, Whitacre's Excavating 23 49 High team game and series: North Webster Fireman s Aux. — (41 2447 500 series: M Whisler 51A B Miller 507, M. R. Henning 500 450 series: K. Knisley 409. H. Taylor 407, J. A Reed 402, V. Spry, 479, B GroH 479, A. Stahley 476, D. Walton 4M. C. Whitacre 460, P Evans 460, B Hubbartt 459, B Kern 455. J. Honer, D Weaver 453 200 games B Miller 202, M Whisler, V Spry 200 170 games: M. Smith 191 P Evans 191 S. Com 190. A. Stahley 106. K. Knisley 103, H. Taylor 102, S Zarse 100, N Shields 170. A. Peterson 175, C Blosser 173, J. A. Reed 172. J. Harter 171, E. Tatman 170. K. George 170 Sunday Night Mixed Ag.tators 43 25 Shaws RV Transport 4QV, 27V, Fairmont Homes 39 29 VegaßV's 30V, LS.M.F.T., 30 30 Martins Feeds 36 33 Lakeland Standard 31 37 H & J 31 37 Syracuse Traveler 30V, 37V» Das Keller X 38 Taylor Wholesale 26 42 Art 0. Alices 240 b 43v, High team game and series: Agitators — 670 IMS 600 series men: G. Richards 605 500 series men: S. Solina 500, W. Alderfer 502, women: K. Hamilton 500 ] 450 series women: M. Rensberger 466. C. Richards 454 200 games men: G. Richards 203. 210. women: K Hamilton 207 170 games women: E. Slabaugh 109, C. S>mpson 176 Land O' Lakes Syracuse Traveler 52 24 C 4 J Construction 40 20 vega No. 1 47 29 -go-ier Elks 47 29 King's Keg 43 33 Homer s Bar 42 34 Crow Rooting 41 35 Paul'S Ceramic 41 35 Frog Tavern 41 35 vega No. 2 40 36 Lakeland Monuments 37 39 Louie s Bar i Grill 35 41 Syracuse Legion 34V, 413 b Classic Technique 32 44 ■ -Columbus 3ivy 44V, State Bank at Syracuse 31 45 White's Plumbing* Heating 36V, 49V, Liberty Homes 14V, 415 b High team game and series: Syracuse Traveler — 932 2653 500 series P Campbell 556. K. Knisley 516. L. Newman 529. R. Simon 519. D Butler 533. D Smith 530, P. Van Dyke 517. R. Mong 501, R List 51* J Erdly 500, L. Wetty 502, H Bartman SOO, J. Morganthaier 506. D Sorensen 51* G Price 519. C. Wogoman 56* B Ever S3O. G Nordman 535. E. Coburn 551. P Bright 576. G Sorensen 532. M. Yoder 509, R. Einsiedel 541, M Durham 585. S. Butt 519 200games B. Rice 223. G. Whitacre2ol. D. Smith 227, P Van Dyke 207, L Welty 201, C. wogoman 204, B Eyer 200. G Nordman 237, J M Karesh 220. P Bright 216, 201, G. Sorensen 200. M Durham 211 Friday Nite Mixed Maple Leaf 4 0 Brenda's Beauty Shoppe 4 0 Boyer's Jewelry 4 0 Syracuse Rubber 3 1 Poilywog inn 3 1 Maxwelton 3 1 Keith's Plumbing* Heating 2 2 Marises ’ » Dull's Trucking Thwaits Grain 2 2 Jim Moore Motors 2 2 Wawasee Electronics 2 2 village Tap 2 2 Maslercratt 77 Sea Nymph 1 3 Beacon > 3 Overheao Door 1 3 Zimmerman's Gravel 0 4 Arbells Construction 0 4 Syracuse Cleaners • 4 High team game and series Syracuse Rubber - 691 1930 500 series R Castro 50* L. Ryman 503. U Knispel 520. G Sorensen n7. D Reed 560. L.
Chester 113, Elkhart Memorial 106 and Homestead 624. Three Warriors finished with first place honors — Terry Rinker at 100 pounds, Hal Hammaker at 121 and Mitch Ousley in heavyweight. Terry Rinker won his first match over Fort Wayne North in a forfeit, in the second match he pinned Norm Eberly of North
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Epley 555. C. Eby 517, L Welty $37, R. Wslker 50* E. Ksmp SIX Doc Lung 558, R. Simon 587, u. Gilbert 503 450 series: I. Dull 473 200 games. D. Reed 22* Doc Lung 200, R. Simon 21* 212 170 games-. F. Eby 172. M. Popenfoose 176, I. Dull 109. L. Gilbert 175 Hits* Misses Camobells Market 53’., 22V, Mui I.ns Texaco 47 29 Hocks Keglers 45 31 Syr ac use TrevMec « 32 Keg Tavern 41 35 Maple City Tool 41 35 Bud's Body Shop 36M, 39V, New Paris Produce 25 51 Stovers 25 51 Barth. Inc. 22 54 High team game * series: Campbells Market — 719-2040 600 series men: J. Kem 644 500 series men: G. Sorensen 585. D. Butler $26. K. Knisley 525. M. Donaldson s2s. C. Lent, SO3. B. Slabaugh 501; Women: L. Hawn 560 450 series: S. Brown 485. S. Kem 473, S. Gilbert 455 200 games men: J Kem 220. 212. 20* G Sorensen 217 170 games: L Hawn 191,189,180. S. Brown 183. S. Kem 180, B Miller IM December 29 Honor Scores High team game: Keg Tavern — 699 High team series: Campbells Market — 1965 500 series women B. Miller 500. Men: P. Campbell S6B. M. Donaldson 556. G Sorensen 548, L. Newman 547, D. Butler $44 450 series: S. Gilbert 467. J. Lantt 45* J. Mullins 450 200 games men: G. Sorensen 209. P. Campbell 20* D. Butler 202 170 games E. Tatman 197, B Miller 187 e S. Gilbert IM, J. Mullins 172 Milford Business BeHCs Body Shop 10 2 Little*Clark 8 4 Augsburger’s 7 S Smith's Sunoco 7 5 Waiter Drugs 7 5 Campbell's Mkt. 6 6 Watker-s 4 * Kaiiadoscope 5 7 C. S. Myers 5 7 Jett's 4 I Scott's Landfill * • U.T.S. 3 ’ High team game: Little * Clark — 990 High team series: C S. Myers — 2872 500 sjries: D. Me Farren $49, D. Casto 508, J BrATkn, L. Young sl9. D. Levemier 500. M. Titman 560, B. Wolterman 525, P. Campbell $lO, L. Newman 53* B. Simon S3O. G Fisher 508. G. Hepler 523. G Sorensen 522, C Berkeypile 531, D. Wolterman 571 200 games: J. Bray 20* M. Tatman 236, B Wolterman 20* J Bucher 215. D. Wolterman 204, 202
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Manchester in 4:57 and in the finals he pinned Bob Williams of Homestead High School in 2:54. Hal Hammaker defeated returning champion Pete Conrad of Marion in a 5-2 decision in the first round and Jay Reed of Manchester, 4-2 in the second. In the finals he defeated New Haven’s senior co-captain, Keith Atterberry, 8-3. Mitch Ousley pinned Mark Polios in 25 seconds in the first round and Bob Dickens of Marion in 23 seconds in the first round. He pinned Bob McLain of Elkhart Memorial in 2:15 to win the championship.
I B" ■ i F 1 TOP OFFENSIVE GUARD — Anderson College junior Bruce A. Korenstra of Syracuse, a 1974 Wawasee High School graduate, was named as the top offensive guard on the District 21 NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) team. He was also named on the HBCC squad (Hoosier Buckeye Collegiate Conference). s Bruce has been a three year letterman at Anderson. In his sophomore year he received HBCC honorable mention. After playing football his senior year for Wawasee. he was named all-conference and listed in the Prep All-American Book of Athletes.
Vince Gronendyke at 140 and Jim Shock at 157 won second place honors for Wawasee. Third place winners were: Joe Gerencser at 107, Rick Bauman at 179 and John Beer at 187. Phil Beer placed fourth at 134 and Robby Ladner, Mark Dunithan and Craig Luttman placed sixth in the 114.128 and 147 weight classes. Joel Korenstra placed seventh in the 169 weight class. The New Haven Bulldogs are a state ranked team and if Wawasee can keep up this winning streak, they also have a good chance at a state title.