The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 April 1977 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 27,1977

jT Sp °rt s l [x*-» «*hk - WHZZk- IMBA Bi ■ *JBL. \*/ A Jvjj < Jmt ' - I , Pk - I JI w j ip* Aflbte V^rt joA f JrLJ <1- .. r W *« MPOBi ~* ! .>‘- <a' LAKELAND WRESTLERS — Wrestlers at the Lakeland Youth Center. Syracuse, coached by Terry Frank and Hal Hammaker are back. left. Morrey Atkinson. Bruce Wilkey. Kevin Tracey. Dan Bachtei, Travis Walter. Glen Welkey. Kevin Walker. John Vitaniemi. Paul Bachtel and Jeff Moore. Second row wrestlers are left. Danny O’Haver. Kelly Frank. Tom Menges. Judd Edward Story. Kevin Cromsie. Josh Lantz. Rob McKibben. Chris Elder and Mattew Norvill. First row grapplers are left. Scott Mcßod, Mark Walker. Brent Atwood, Neil W ilkey. Tad Frank. Lance Lanti and Gary Gerencser.

Center qualifies 13 for state

Last Saturday. 27 wrestlers from the Lakeland Youth Center participated in the AAV Sectional Wrestling meet at Mishawaka Os the 27 participating. 13 boys qualified for the state tournament scheduled for May 14, at Indiana University, Bloomington Bantam qualifiers are Chris Elder, third in 55 pound class; Robbie McKibben, third in 60 pound class Brett Traviolia. second m 60 pound class; and Kelly Frank, first in 60 pound class.

Goshen stops Wawasee

By TERRY IIOLTZC LAW Members of the Wawasee girls track team were stopped last Thursday by the score of 68-37 w hen they traveled to Goshen Results follow Hurdles Moyer G l . Eshel man <G>. Byrd <W' 12 2 100 yard jdash — L Spearman <W). Snodgrass (G>. Bice <W» 11 37 1 mile run Folker (G). Burns (G>. Hall (W> 6:48 12 880 relay - Goshen < Essig. Eschelman. Davis. Beson> 1:57 13 440 yard dash — Troyer (G), Rider iW>. J Spearman (W) 1 07 29 440 relay — Wawasee 'Bice,

Warrior track team defeats Columbia City

By KEVIN R(M*KENBAUGH The Wawasee track team is still going strong aftpr defeating Columbia City 67-€0 The New Haven track team did not show up for the three way meet The record for the Warriors after this meet is 10-0 Results follow: High hurdles — (J 5 7) Bauman W. Scott Armstrong C, Brown W Mile - (4 38 8> Gilbert W. John Weeks C. Bart Aker C 100 10 4' Mark Miller C. Mike Ousley W, Popenfoose W 440 — (50 4> Joe Kissinger C. Dave Easter C. Welker W 880 — (2:03.9) Hamman W. John Weeks C. Mock W 220 — (23 6) Mark Miller C. Popenfoose W. Ousley W Discus — (139'9") Wollman W.

Girls track team is stopoed by CC

Members of the Wawasee High School girls track team lost a 5847 meet to Columbia City last night «Tuesday) with Lorene Spearman Continuing her winning ways ' Spearman took both the 100 and 220 with times of 11 35 and 26 5 Meet rfsults follow Hurdles — Galbreth CC. Bird W. Rinker $ 11.5 100 yard dash — L. Spearman W, Crowe CC. Zurcher W 11.35 Mile run — Taylor CC. Busch W. Hall W 6 05-2 880 relay - Wawasee (J. Spearman. Bice. Holttclaw and Fonts) 1:54.8 440 yard run — Boggs CC. f Rider W. Neibert W 66 2 440 relav — Wawasee (Bice. Yoder. By rd. L. Spearman) 55 3 880 yard run — Wright CC. Schacht W. Carvajal W 2:45 1 280— L. Spearman W. D Smith Pp S f*' ** C

Qualifying in the midget division are Scott McLeod, third in 60 pound class; Brad Traviolia, second in 70 pound class; Tad Frank, second in 65 pound class; and Neil Wilkey, first in the 75 pound class Kevin Tracey, second in 85 pound class; Travis Walter, second in 119 pound class; Jon ' Vitaniemi. first in9s pound class; qualified in the junior division Intermediate qualifiers are Gary Gerencser. third in 70.5 pound class; and Hal Ham-

Hoover. Byrd. L Spearman) 53.13 880 run — Schacht (W), ingarner (G), Carvajal (W) 2:5148 220 run Spearman (W), Bice (W), Brent <G» 25 35 880 medley — Goshen (Essig. Davis. Beson. Hoogenboon) 2 09 03 Shot put — Flut tG), Flora (G). Dahistrom iW) 38' 74" Long jump — Hoffman (G), Snodgrass (G). J Spearman iW) 15’34" High jump — Hoffman (G>. Moyer (G), Neibert (W) 5* 1" Softball throw — Hoogenboon (G), B Boyer (W). Hoopingarner <G) 165"

Eric Reiner C, Mark McCoy C Low hurdles — (21.1) Bauman W. Steve Easterday C. Andrews W Long jump — (18'2*’) Welker W. Mock W. Lozano W High jump — (s'lo ") Mike Ousley W. Brent Johnson C. Kevin Ricky C Two mile — (10:253) Bill Andrews C. Gilbert W, Bert Aker C Mile relay — (3:37 35) Columbia City. Wawasee 880 relay — (1:37.6) Columbia City. Wawasee Shot put — (537") Mitch Ousley W, Wollman W. McCoy C . Pole vault — (12*6 ") Andrews W. Todd Deutch C, Brad Deutch C

880 medley — Wawasee (J. Spearman. Holticlaw, Clouse and Bice) 2:00 8 Shot put — S. Smith CC. Dahlstrom W, Frey CC 33 feet, inches Softball — Frey CC. Hastings CC. Hoover W 165*2” Long jump — Reed CC. D Smith CC. Stanley CC High Jump — First and second to CC. Neibert W Wawasee wins 3-way meet The Wawasee girls track team won a three-way meet at Tippecanoe Valley last week. The Wamorettes finished the meet with 55 s 2 points Host Tippegapoe Valley was second with 47'2 and Northfield was third Syth 30 points No individual results are «v«itoble.

maker, first in the 130 pound class qualified in the advanced division The center just completed its wrestling program, which involved 35 youngsters, under the direction of the Lakeland Community School wrestling coaches and several varsity wrestlers Wrestling in the Bantam division of the center s program, for those eight and younger, are . Chris Elder. Robbie McKibben, Kelly Frank, Judd Storey. Darin Atwood. Joshua Lantz. Matthew Walker. Tom Mangas. Brett Traviolia. Tim Keim and Danny O'Haver Midget division wrestlers nine and 10 year olds, are Scott McLeod. Neil Wilkey, Tad Frank Brent Atwood. Jeffrey Eisfelder, Lance Lantz. Matthew Norvill. Brett Hite. Brad Traviolia and Paul Bachtel. Kevin Cramsie, Jeff More, Travis Walter. Mark Walker. Bnan Keim, Bruce Wilkey. Jon Vitaniemi. Kevin Tracey, Murrey Atkinson. Benji Reed and Dan Bachtel grappled in the junior division for 11 and 12 year olds Participating in the intermediate division are Gary Gerencser, Kevin Walker and Glen Wilkey. Hal Hammaker and Craig Luttman wrestled in the advanced division. BOWLING Tuesday N*gM Ladle* Final Standing* The Paper * inc «3’ j 4« i Bauman s Cat. 42'» On Kaiier ?$ » Syracute Rubber 34** 41v» Wawasee i nterior» 10 42 Community Weather Watchers 43U» 44' i Augspurger » 5? 2$ Rmner * Togs A Awl lai Wy Arrow Corp 53 24 Cbunt>ng House Bank SB's BIV* High team game and se<‘es Arrow Corp ’52 2244 SOC series P Sm.tn 514 4JC series J Free 4p7. S Keim 444. B Schopt 4S> S HuOey 452 140 games J Free '45 111. $ Keim tn. S Bonw '45. P smm 14a, 122. $ Huiiey U 4. C Baker '44 April It. 1422 High team game Syracuse Bubber — ?M High team series Das Keuer — 2134 SOO series 5 Keim 534 450 series J Brumbaugh 474. B Young M 2 Du" 444 200 games 5 Keim 202 J. Woringer 211 , 140 games J Brumbaugh >44 B Young 122, $ Ke<m ISA J Hoover >42. I Dull 121 121. $ Gilbert 121 Ceuaty Kurly s Keplers *5 ’S Bud's Body Shop 3B*» 20'1 Wowasee Home Service* 34 22 Pilcher s Shoes V 23 Uquor Locaer V n Frost Ant A TV Service 34 34 Anderton Paint 32 24 Parker* Hybrid* 31’2 24' ■» Wawasee Bows 31 24 Fireplace CP 30 30 Golden Gram 30 30 SAD Satety Beit* 24 31 Cline* V 33 Barbee Hotel 21 3* Slabaugn Booting 23 3? Binker Built 23 32 Wawasee Electronic* 14 *4 Cosmic Tuna ' M 44 H«gn team game and ser,r* F .-repiace Co - 4t* 3*50 400 serie* G Soremen 401 500 **<--** M Tatman SIS. B Secor 503 D Taylor SD«. E Henmng 550 M Dorsey 540. 3 K>r*dor*er 54’ B Wogoman 525 D Sm.m 553 B Sorensen SSO. W AldeHer 544 l. Chupp 5'4 S Glick SOS. E Harting 54>. O Bensberger 524 B EeVey ST L vance 554 M Ganshom 552 J Lowe SS2. P Better Sl2. C Frmnour s'o. D Barker sl2. B Miller 510. B Boyer SO2. J Hemm.-ger 520 D Hyde $52. C Eby 523. E Coburn 530 W S’aniy 5'4 F Nyiko* 544 K Stickier S2O. J. Bohnsigdi .545, J Wilson so* 200 game* E Manning 211. J. Kirkdorter 233 B wogoman 281. D Smith 204 E Harting 214 D Bensberger 214. M Gan Shorn 204 J Lowe 202. D Barker 212. E Coburn 202 A Waigamutn 201. B M.iier 111. j Hemm.ger 2'5. D Hyde 201. W Stably 200. F. Nyiko* 214. K Stickler 245. J. Bohns’ec* 212 G Sorensen 234

Sunday NigM Mixed Agitators tt* 44v> Shews RV Transport 73V, SO 1 * Martin’s Feeds 70* s3* Das Keller ST* ss>-, L.S.M.F T. 66 $6 Fairmont Homes *7 57 H4J U 62 Syracuse Traveler 61<* 62* VeoaßV’s 55* mvs Taylor Wholesale $3 71 Lakeland standard 45 n Art A Alices 43 62 High tear., game: Fairmont — 707 High team sties Das Keller — 1966 500 series men: D Hamilton 530. G. Richards 523. D. Jones 533. B. Renier 515. S Solina 515. R. Solina 502. B. Simon 501. S. Rensberger 501 450 series women: M. Rensberger 464. K Shaw 456 200 games men: D. Hamilton 232. s. Rensberger 305 170 games women: C Jetteries 1(3. C. Simpson 170. M Rensberger 174, L. Jones 172, K Shaw 171 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drug's 83 41 Zarse Plumbing A Heating 77 47 Bud'S Bar 76 48 Kale island Beacon 74* 49* Wawasee Electronics 74V, 49* Pilcher's Shoes 66'* Ssv> Lake City Bank M's 55* Geit's Keyboard Music 66* 55* Lynn Feller insurance 67* 56* > Farm-Bureau Co op 65’, 58’ , Art & Alice s 61 63 Regent Homes 59 65 Monsanto 58 M Pickwick Lounge 56 66 North Webster F ireman's Aux 55’* M' 1 Lancelot Lounge 50* 73* Barth 49 75 Maple Leaf Farms 45 79 Sleepy Owl 42 82 Whitacre's Excavating 40* S3* High team game and series Lynn Feller Insurance — 786 2299 500 series: 5 Brown 534, N Spurling 516. J. A Reed 512. C Nolan 504 450 series S Stahley 473, A Bechtold 467, D Weaver 461, M Kiisinger 460. E Price 456. B Leedy 453. D Walton 451 200 games S Brown 200 170 games B Leedy 195. N Spurling 188 179, C Nolan 184. J A Reed 183. 178. L Ulery 181, A Peterson, A. Bechtold 179. M Popentoose 174. J Knisley 173, M. R. Hen ning 173, V Wilson 171, W Mitchell 170 LandO Lakes Syracuse Traveler 94 34 Vega No I 82 46 Paul s Ceramic 77 51 Ligonier Elk's 74* 53* Vega No 2 71 57 Crow's Rooting M 60 C A J Construction 65 63 Homer's Bar 64 64 Classic Technique 64 64 Frog Tavern 64 64 King s Keg 63 65 State Bank of Syracuse 62 M Knights of Collmbus 61 67 Syracuse Legipr 57* 70* Louie's Bar A Grill 52 76 Lakeland Monument 52 76 White’s Plumbing A Heating 41* 86* Liberty Homes 39' 1 88* High team game and series Syracuse Traveler — 880 2621 SOOseries C Walton 521. M Yoder 577. M Durham S6O. L Welty 531. J. Morganthaler 505. F Nyikos 561. C Wogoman ssl, P C ampbell 521, K Knisley 523. J. Kern 516. B Simon 565. S Rensberger S3B. B Miller 512. S Butt 556, J Schopf 502. G Whitacre 540. D Smith 526, J. Wortinger 556. G Hepler 537. G Sorensen 574. B Sorensen 540 200 games M Yoder 205 M Durham 225, ■ L Welty 219, F Nyikos 201, B Simon 200. S Rensberger 202, S Butt 202, G Sorensen 216. 8 Sorensen 214 Hits A Misses Final Standings Campbell s Market 91* 40* Maple City Tool 78 $4 Hooks Keglers 77 55 Mullin's Texaco 76 56 Keg Tavern \ 73 59 Syracuse Traveler 66 M Bud's Body Shop 57’, 74* New Paris Produce 55 77 Stover’s 48 84 Barth, tnc 38 94 High team game and series: Campbell's Market — 714 2132 600 series men J, Kem 641. G Sorensen 606 500 series men P. Campbell 561 K. Knisley 538. M Donaldson 563. 8 Simon 520. women: 5 Kern 538. L. Hawn 537 200 games men J, Kem 205. 258. P Campbell 202. K Knisley 21A G Sorensen 209. 220. K Knox 215. B Simon 211 women S Kem 211 170 games women S Kem 194. L. Hahn 04. 182, 181. L Donaldson 175 Tuesday Afternoon League Final Standings American Industry 72* 47'* State Bank 72 48 Frog Tavern 69* 50'* Pheno A Brown 67* 52'* LaPetite 65 55 Mastercratt 64 56 Mock's Marina $5 65 Beacon S 5 65 Lakeland Laundry S 3 67 Precision Automotive 52* 67* Donna's Cut A Curl 49 71 Ace Pest Contort 45 75 High team game American industry — 802 High team series Frog Tavern — 2288 500 senes: A. Danlstrom SSS. O Gardner 508 A Gal lah an 541 S Brown 510 450 senes: J Lantz 454, B Kline 476, B Hmton 456, J Hays 489. B Ganz 464, L Culbertson 478. L Nett 490 S Wolterman 471. M Willard 461. K McKibben 457. $ McNary 461. L. Crow 454. R Gerrlty 489. M Rensberger 475. 200 games A Oahistrom 201 170 games A Damstrom IM. S McNary 193. O Gardner 180. 183. R Gerrity 178. J Lantz 197. B Kline 192. B Hinton IM. J Hays 177. B Ganz 178. S Brown 17$. 181 L. Neff >75. L Culbertson lio. 177. A Galiahan 172. 181. 190. S Woiferman I*l M Ren tberger 186 Tracksters take dual The Wawasee Warrior track team won the dual meet against Concord and Bremen Wawasee had 62. Concord 534, and Bremen 434 Rick Bauman set two new field records in the high and low hurdles, with 15 2 in the highs and 20.39 in the lows High Hurdles —• Bauman W, Harris C, Petty C time 15.2 Mile — Gilbert W. Hamman W. Clark B. time 4:39.8 High Jump — Mike Ousley W, Beckwith C. tie Underwood C. Zeeper B. height 6*2" 100 — M Davidson C» S Davidson C, A meling B. time 10.5 440 — Hostetler B. Neff B. Taylor B. time 54.41 Discus — Wollman W. Hall B. V rusk er B. distance 138’3”* 880 — Hamman W. Burton C. Elliot B. time 2:Q4.78 Long Jump — S. Davidson C. J. Martin C. Barts B. distance 19*8” 220 — Ameling B. S. Davidson C, M Davidson C. time 22.95 Low Hurdles — Bauman W. .Andrews W. Zieder C. time 20.39 Two Mile — Bliss C. Badsky W, Brown W. time 10:20.16 Mile Relay — Concord. Wawasee. Bremen, time 3:34.41 Pole Vault — Downey B. Morganthaler W. Andrews W. height 11*6** 880 Relay — Concord. Wawasee. time 1:35.39 Shot Put — Mitch Ousley W. Hall B. Wollman W, distance 517*4“

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WARRIORETTE TENNIS TEAM — Members of the 1977 Wawasee High School girl's tennis team are back. left, manager Brenda Simmons. Alice Steffan. Kathy Marose. Jan Miller. Marge Pittman. Kathy Brouwer. Mary Kitson. Marie Kitson, Deb Dieterly, Nancy Amos. Teresa Carpenter and manager Boody-

Peterson guides girls in initial conference year

Following a winning 1976 season, the Wawasee girl's tennis team has begun work on the 1977 season under new leadership — Cindy Peterson. With the majority of her team consisting of freshmen and sophomores. Mrs. Peterson is working toward building a team. With the juniors and seniors, she explained. ‘ Basically, you’re not going to change their strokes.” But with her younger, inexperienced players, she is starting new. She said with the new tennis courts, eight of them, she has room for all 22 of her team to work out and play matches. "So we've got a place to build on now,” she added. The team has a 1-1 record going into last night's meet with Rochester. The defeat was Sinks hole-in-one Glenn King of Goshen scored a hole-in-one on Wawasee Golf Club’s par three, 150-yard 13th hole on Saturday, using a 7-iron. The event was witnessed byEvelyn Kilmer of Goshen and Eli Mast and Orville Vanderßeyden. both of Syracuse. Wawasee Golf Club scramble results Results from the Saturday Scramble at Wawasee Golf Club were given as follows: First — 33, Glenn King, Eli Mast. Orville Vanderßeyden and ■ Evelyn Kilmer Second — 36, Stan Reed. Mike Zwickel. Charles Morrical and Kay Kaiser. Ooopsi An error (or wishful thinking?) was evident on the sports page of The MailJournal last week, when it was reported that the Wawasee High School girl's track team defeated Penn. Unfortunately, the Warriorettes lost to a tough Penn team 75-30.

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suffered at the hand of Elkhart Central. 7-0. Before the match last night. Mrs. Peterson said. “I don't think we’ll have a whole lot of trouble.” But Bremen is the team to beat she said, and Central is a strong all-round team termed “very good” by the Wawasee coach. The top five singles players for Wawasee are Dawn Price, senior: Teresa Carpenter, junior; Pat McQuillian; senior. Kathy Brouwer, junior; and Jan Lawson, sophomore. Competing in doubles for the Warriorettes are the teams of Deb Dieterly, Jane Haffner and Mary and Marie Kitson. seniors. The majority of the freshmen are

Enrollment begins tonight for Milford's summer recreation

The enrollment for Milford’s summer recreation programs begins tonight (Wednesday) and continues through Thursday and Saturday. Parents are aska<! to accompany their children to the Milford junior high school gym for enrollment. The hours are as follows: Tonight (W’ednesday) — 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Thursday, April 28 - 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Saturday, April 30-1-4 p.m.

Sign-uptimes given by Caskey

Girls playing softball in Syracuse this summer must sign for the event on the evening of May 3 at 7 o’clock at the Lakeland Youth Center. Sign-up time for Little League baseball will be on Thursday, May 5. at 7 p.m. at the center. Parents of all children K through

Brewer. Front teammates are left, Jane Haffner. Julie Brandon. Lynn Vangundy, Lisa Meek. Beth Burke. Julie Garza, Brendb Iden. Kelli Price and Dawn Price. Xon-pictured participants are Pat McQuellen and Jan Lawson.

also participating in doubles. Price is the top player on the team. “I would have to say she’s my best player all-round.” Mrs. Peterson commented. This will be the first year girl’s tennis is included in the Northern Lakes Conference. May Band 14. singles and doubles matches will be played by the conference teams and each participant will be rated. How Wawasee will fare. Mrs. Peterson is unsure, since it is the beginning of the season and. “Anything could happen ” Weather rained out two of the Warriorette matches and prevented practices. Team workouts began with running one to two miles per day and jumping

The summer recreation programs will begin on June 6 and end July 30 A small fee is charged each participant and helps purchase equipment, hats and shirts. Each team will play at least one game a week and have two afternoon practice sessions each week. A tournament will be played at the end of the season in each league. Coordinator Ned Speicher states the following leagues will be formed with students to use the grade they are in now when registering. He also noted a child

six playing ball this summer in Syracuse should be present at the meeting. Rules, practice schedules, game dates, will be handed out at the meeting. Youths living out of town are to make arrangements for someone to sign for them if unable to attend.

rope. Then, the players worked on grip serves, forehands, backhands and strategy. Mrs. Peterson reviewed the progress and said, “And they’re realizing the placement of the ball and strategy has more to do with it than hitting it over the net.” Softball sign-up The girls softball division of the North Webster youth league will have registration and sign-up on Saturday, April 30, in the North Webster school cafeteria from 1-3 p.m. The division is open to all girls presently in grades 3-8

could not play in Little League if he is 13 before August 1 but can play in Pony League. Girls Softball T-ball (with boys) — grades K--2 Minor League — grades 3 - 5 Major League — grades 6-8 Boys Baseball T-ball (with girls 1— grades K--2 Little League — grades 3 - 6 Pony League — grades 7- 8 New Paris Speedway [— SATURDAY — TOPS IN RACING ON PAVED OVAL Time Trials 6:30 First Race 7:45 FAST LATE MODELS HOBBY STOCKS ROAD RUNNERS