The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 April 1977 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 20,1977

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defeated Elkhart Central 313-341 for 2-0 record. Rob Smith and Mark Hoover both tied for low medalist with scores of 77. Bob Johnson shot a 79. Gary Brown had a 80. Rick McKibben fired a 81. For Elkhart Central low man was Lee Markel with a score of 78. Next in line were, Randy Herron 86. Brian Nommay 87, Joe Thomas 90, and Scott Thanas 93. The B team also defeated Elkhart Central 333-354 for a 2-0 season. Low men were Mark W’algamuth. 79; Mark Hoover, 83; Brian Slabaugh. 84; Dave Firestone, 87. Both Doug Vanlue and Bill Hayes shot a 106 only one of their scores were thrown out. For Central. Adam Grant. 83; Ron Commons. 88; Pat Welch, 90; Doug Cogan. 93; and Joel Putnam an 99. Take second in five-way meet By KEVIN ROCKENBAL’GH The Warrior golf team, now 6-1. defeated Columbia City 312-343. South Bend Riley 312-319 and Homestead 312-336 in recent play They lost to second-ranked Kokomo Hayworth 312-310. Scores of teams as to how they placed are Kokomo Hayworth. Mike Freed. 75; Rick McCool. 76; Tony Pasquale. 79; Kent Young. 80; and Roger Smith. 93. For Wawasee. scores were Ric| McKibben. 75; Bob Johnson. 77; Mark Hoover. 78; Rob Smith. 87; and Gary Brown, 83. South Bend Riley scores were Tim Sacheck. 76. Mark Infolt. 79; Mitch Hall. 80; Jack Meszaros, 84; and Ron Kurlowicz. score unknow n Scores fa Homestead were Mike O’Hara and Dan Peterson, both shooting 83; Alex Oerez. 84; Jamie O'Conner. 86; and Brian Greeting, 89. Finally, for Columbia City, scaes were Kent Rethlake, 82; Garry Karch. 86; Tom Gall. 87; Jeff Wright. 88; and Steve Fries. 89. Tracksters take first in three-way meet By KEVIN ROCKENBAL’GH The Wawasee track team defeated East Noble 66-53 and DeKalb 66-40 in a three-way track meet at East Noble. Summary High hurdles (15.1) — Bauman (W).Siberrv (D). Patrick (E) Mile (4:41.7) - Gilbert (W). Hamman (W). Dean (E) 100 (10.3) — Newport (E), Popenfoose (W). Zimmerman (D) Long jump (19’ 11”) — Seiss (D), Welker (W), Mock (W) 440 (53.3) — Stuart (E), Emsburger (Eh Abbs (E) 880 ( 2:03.7) — Hamman (W), Krock (E>. Gilbert (W) Shot put (50’ 7”) — Mitch Ousley (W), Peterson (D), Wollman (W) 220 (23.3) — Newport (E>. Mike Ousley (W), Popenfoose (W) Discus (147’ 10”) — Peterson (D), Wollman (W), Wesolowski CD) Low hurdles (21.0) — Siberry (D). Bauman (W), Patrick (E) Two mile (10:06.7) — Teixera (D) Badsky (W), Brown (W) Mile relay (3:38.0) — East Noble, Welker, Andrews, Gilbert, Hamman (W), DeKalb High jump (6’ 11”) — Mike Ousley (W), Witwer <E). Roger (E) Pole vault (12’ 6”) — Yuska <E>, Andrews (W), Morr (D) 880 relay (1:35.6) — East Noble. Wawasee, DeKalb The Warriors now 4-0, took only five first places, ten second places and five third places For second place East Noble, five firsts, three seconds and five thirds. For third place DeKalb grabbed four firsts, two seconds and five thirds Wawasee Golf results given Wawasee Golf Club results for a Saturday Screwball Scramble, a tournament that turns a golf course into an obstacle course, are as follows; First with a 42-Joe Hartsough. Ken Culp. Jane Tenney and Pat Zwickel Second. 43 — Steve Dodds. Bud Wortinger. W a nett a Jones and Rita Dodds Third. 43 — Len Jones. Mike Zwickel. Orville Vanderßeyden and Ann Troyer The Saturday. April 23, scramble will start at 4 p.m. An 18-hole member-guest kickoff scramble will be held at 1 p m. on Saturday. May 7.

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WAWASEE TRACKSTERS — Members of the Wawasee Track team are back, left Andy Wollman. Keith Cripe. Kevin Gilbert, Tim Hamman. Rick Bauman, Joel Popenfoose, John Conway, Mitch Ousley. Marty Welker. Dan Hardy. Dan Bohnsteadht. Mike Ousley and Tim Morgentaholer. Third row members are left. Rennie Gardner. Brad Brown. John Hafner. Scott Arnold. Mike Clark. Jeff Fall. Mike Slaybaugh. John Beer. Martin Maggart. Rocky Lozano and Dan Andrews.

Track team working toward 'arrival' next week

“After this week we should have arrived.” commented Jerry Minton. Wawasee track coach. Minton said his team gets a late start each year, not having indoor meets, and the team is at the point of shaping up. With a 5-0 record thus far in the season, the team had their first conference meet with Concord on home turf last night. Minton said Concord. Goshen. Fairfield, and Warsaw “looks decent”, with Goshen having depth and Bremen and Rochester possessing good individuals. "Our conference is just a very, very good conference." Minton explained. Team members were instructed by Minton to peak for three of the scheduled meets, of their choice. But the coach has requested them to choose the Goshen meet next Thursday for one of the choices, A majority of freshmen and sophomaes are on the team, but “They're coming around very well,” Minton said. The freshmen finished a meet against Goshen with 63-63. The freshmen will later compete in the Land O Lakes invitational. Tippy Valley relays and a couple of other meets later in the season. Letterman Marty Welker, has stretched to a 19 foot six inch

Wawasee baseball team drops opener

By KEVIN ROCKENBAL’GH The Wawasee baseball team lost to Elkhart Central 6-5 in the opening game of the season Scaing went as follows: First inning fa Wawasee. Stan Kroh singled, Kent Trobaugh hit a sacrifice and Kroh scored. In the sixth inning Bryan Smith singled. Greg Evans hit a double to bring Smith in to score. In the seventh inning Stan Kroh singled. Bryan Smith walked and Greg Evans hit a three-run homer. Scaing fa Elkhart Central was as follows: First inning Finn hit a pitch and Pos turn a singled. Third inning Kindy walked and Sacro tripled to bring him in for the scae. Chaler walked in the fifth inrang. Deak’s sacrifice put him on second. Kindy walked and Chaler Girls tennis team defeats North Wood Members of the Wawasee High School girls tennis team defeated North Wood 4-3 last night (Tuesday! m their opening meet of the season The girls took four of five singles matches with the following scores: Dawn Price 6-4. 1-6.7-6; Teresa Carpenter 1-6.6-3. 1-6; Pat McQuillian. 6-4. 6-0; Kathy Brouwer 6-3. 6-2; Jan Lawson 6-1. 6-3. The doubles teams fell to the North Wood girls with Deb Ditterly and Jane Haffner going down 1-6. 5-7 and Kelli Price and Nancy Amos going down 4-6. 6-2 and 4-6. The next meet will be tonight against Elkhart Central with the girls also playing host to Warsaw on Thursday. Both meets are set fa 4 p.m.

mark in the long jump this season. Two other letter men. Joel Popenfoose and John Conway are out as sprinters. The Wawasee tracksters have Rick Bauman, another letterman. waking the hurdles. He has turned in 20.9 on the lows and a 15.1 on the high hurdles “He's one of the best hurdlers around northern Indiana." Minton expounded Dan Andrews has a 21.1 on the low hurdles, and the let-

Track team defeats tough Penn

Coach Marsha Carpenter took her defending state championship track team to Penn High School last night (Tuesday) and came home a 75-30 victor. “1 didn’t expect to win.” Carpenter said. “People expect you to though.” The Penn team is a tough team and has suffered few defeats the past several years. Three of the four members from last year’s state championship team are back — Lorene Spearman. Kathy Bice and Kathy Yoder. Barbara Brouwer is now a freshman at Albion College in Michigan During the meet, the first of the 1977 season, the Warriorettes qualified four people in five events for the sectional meet, which will

and Kindy both stole bases. Moore walked and the bases were loaded. Finn got on base by an error and Chaler and Kindy scaed. Bryan Smith committed a throwing error and Moore scaed. In the seventh inning Moore singled. Sacro walked. Moore stole third. Finn then singled to drive Moore and Sacro in. Line scaes follow: Wawasee — Five runs, eight tits, three errors Elkhart Central — Six runs, six hits, one error Winning pitcher Blosser, loser Jeff Smith. Former Wawasee track star Ist in Big 10 meet Former Wawasee track star, Jerry Rhodes, a freshman at Purdue University, won first place in the discus throw at Northwestern University recently with a throw of 163 feet. Rhodes also placed fourth in the shot put event. Teammates Steve Bertulis placed first and Pete Lodal. second, in the shot put event.

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Second row. left, is Willie Lambert, Brent Bowen. Andy Brown, Greg Wyatt. Kevin Templeton, Tim Harris. Fred Avery, Todd Harris. Bob Long, Joel Kaenstra and Phil Been Front row track team members are left. Vince Gronendyke, Rusty Waugh. Jerry Gans. Raymond Hively, Ted Tobin. Dean Coiberson. Buddy Bice, Jeff Spitler. Roger Shipley. Tim Kaufman and Cam Boyer.

terman has bounded to a 12 foot mark as a pole vaulter. And Mitch Ousley, also a letterman, has been high jumping 6 foot 2 inches, resulting in a rank among the areas best. Ousley is also throwing the shop put for the Warrias. He can consistently toss the put 50 foot, but Minton feels he can reach a 57 1 a 58 foot high this season Discus throwers are Don Bohnsteadht. with a throw in the

be held May 21-26. Rhonda Byrd was third in the 80 yard hurdles. Lorene Spearman was first in the 100 yard dash with a time of 11:6. Kathy Bice was third with a Baseball team loses opener By KEVIN ROCKENBAL’GH The Warriors JV baseball team lost to East Noble 4-8 last Thursday. Losing pitcher fa the Warriors was Green who was replaced by Tyler Haines, who was replaced by Terry Snyder. Scaing for the Warrias were Gary Vance, who hit a single and drove in two runs. Allen Coy scaed two runs. Line scae for Wawasee was 4 runs. 6 hits, 8 errors. Forbes of East Noble got the win. Fabes had two hits a triple and a double, he also hit in two runs. Golfers take Memorial By KEVIN ROCKENBAL’GH The Wawasee golf team defeated Elkhart Memorial 318323 The Warriors are now 3-0. Low men fa Wawasee were Bob Johnson. 76; Gary Brown. 77; Mark Hoover. 81; Rick McKibben. 84; and Rob Smith, 90 Low men for Elkhart Memaial was Scott Welch, who shot a three over par. Par being 72. Hawey. 81; Steve Tepe. 82, Jon Raber and Mark Vahala both shot 85. Score fa the B team was 340373. Dave Firestone and Jim Hoover both shot 83, Brian Slabaugh and Mark Walgamuth. 87. Ken McMillen and Kent Badskey, 98 For Elkhart Memaial scaers were Mike laragnilio. 80; Randy Hershberger. 88; John Hicks. 98; Mike Knowlton; 107 and Bill Sanders, 108.

130’s; and And)’ Wollman is consistently throwing the discus in the 130's but should peak with a 150’s throw. In the distance events. Kevin Gilbert is running the mile at 4:4; and holds the school record with 4.21. Tim Hamman has a mile time of 4:42 and a one-mile mark of 2:03. And two miler. Steve Badskey, runs a 10:32 and Brad Brown holds a 10:40 mark fa the two miles.

« time of 12:6. The mile runs went to Penn. Melonie Zurcher. Holtzclaw, Hoover and Fauts won the 880 relay with a time of 2:03.3. The 440 yard dash went to Penn. In the 440 yard relay, the tearrt of Kathy Bice, Sonya Hoover. Rhonda Byrd and Lorene Spearman captured the event with a time of 55.3. Susan Schacht grabbed a second in the 880 yard run with 2:52.1, In the 220, Spearman won the event with 26.4 and Bice received a second for her time of 28.2. Pat Green placed second in the softball throw, heaving it 187 feet, three inches. Joanna Spearman stretched to 15 feet, seven inches in the long jump, to gamer second. Penn took the high jump and shot put events. The four sectional qualifiers of the Warriorettes are Lorene Spearman in the 100 and 220. Pat Green for the softball throw. Joanna Spearman in the long jump and Danielle Niebert in the high jump. Warrior golfers stroke to 8-1 record By KEVIN ROCKENBAUGH The Warriors golf team defeated Bremen 161-169. Scores fa both teams are as follows. For Wawasee Bob Johnson, 39; Gary Brown, 39; Rick McKibben, 41; Rob Smith. 42, and Mark Hoover, 46. For Bremen Mark Jengen, 38. Don Jensen, 41; Dan Swain 42; Don Yeagar, 48; and Jeff Kolter 49 Wawasee’s B team scorers were Jim Hoover, 39; Dave Firestone. 40; Mark Walgumuth, 43; Brian Slabaugh, 46; and Sam Fillet, 54 Bremen players and scores are Dave Kiefer, 45; Jeff Cox, 47; Tim Darr. 50; Fipsey Miller, 52; and Fray Barker, 56. The Warrias 8-1 will meet Concord on April 20 at the South Shae golf course at 4:15 p.m This man must be very ignaant, fa he answers every question he is asked.