The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 May 1977 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., May 18.1977

sports

North Webster wins three-way meet

Milford, Syracuse and North Webster Junior High School track teams met for a three-way contest last night at the Wawasee High School track North Webster came away the victor w ith 57 points. Milford, 41, and Syracuse. 39 r Summary * Low Hurdles -A first. Jeff Sylvester. M. 17 8; second. Brian. C; third. Locke, NW fourth. Blackburn, M . Mile Run first, Rosebufg. NW, 5 08 4; second. Morris. M; third, Evans. S; fouhh. Beayers. NW 100 Yard Dash — first. Miller. S. 11 seconds; second. Shad Hunter. NW; third, Hernandez. M. fourth. Hunter. NW 440 YARD RUN first. Ousley. NW, 55 6. second. Sylvester. M. third. Speicher. M fourth, Brian, S 880 Yard Run first Koontz. NW. 2 24 5. second. Nordin. M third, Evans. S. fourth. Rookstooi. S Mile Relay. first. Milford, LeCount, Nordin. Speicher. DelaFunte. 420 8 second, third North Webster 880 Yard Relay first Syracuse. 14.! B second North Webster, third, Milford ( Pole Vault First. Barn Wt. NW third. Blackburn. M Bjella. M Long Jump first. Ousley. NW i: i 3 second Hernandez. M. third. Moms M Winners named Mrs (allow a> was named player of the day in recent play bv the Maxwelton ladies Golf Club In the 18 hole group high winners were Merrial Calendar, first; Lurea Stone, second, and Nora Speicher. third • A tie for putts between Jennie Lomont and Janey Hays resulted In the rune hole group, w irmers were Rosemary Lantz. first Lisa' ’ James, second, and Beth Buletty, third

MAKES HISTORY WITH W AW ASEE Chuck Wilson of Goshen made history at Wawasee Golf (Tub iasl Saturday b> becoming the first golfer ever on that course to eagle the 430yard 16tn hole Chuck used his driver for the first shot and the two-wood for his second.

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fourth. Locke. NW Shot Put — first. Miller, S, 46' V; second. S. Hunter, NW'; third, Croy, NW; fourth. Speicher. M High Jump — first. Ousley.

Warriorette tracksters place 4th in NLC meet

By TERRI HOLTZCLAW The first-ever girls Northern Lakes Track Conference was held at the Wawasee track this past Saturday Undefeated Rochester ran away with the title scoring 82 points next to runnerup Goshen w ith 67 The battle for third turned Warsaw the victor with 65 points followed by w •waste's 59. North Wood s 50, Bremen's 46. Concord's 29 and Plymouth’s 5 Wawasee s top individual performer. 'Lorene Spearman. Withered three'blue honors to give the Warriorette s 30 of their 59 points She was clocked at 10 98 in the 100 and crossed the 220 finish in 25 33 The 440 relayteam of Kathy Bice. Barb Yoder. Rhonda Bvrd and L Spearman ran a season best erf 50 42 The 880 relay and medley relay squads arranged of Joanna Spearman. Bice. Tern Holtzclaw and Judy Fouts shattered two school records resetting the times at 1 50 44 and 1 55 41 respectively. Other ribbon winners went to Karen Rider in the 440 yard dash picking up fourth. Byrd in the hurdles placing fifth and along with Benji Hall in the mile and Yoder placing sixth in the 100 yard dash The Sumfnary 80-yd Hurdles Moyer G. Shively Wr, Eshelman G. Bennet B Bvrd Fold Wr Time 11 64 100-yd Dash Spearman Wa. Carr Wr. Classen C, Henderson

Golf team stops Whitko, loses thriller to Goshen

By KEVIN ROCKENBACGH The Warrior golf team defeated the W hitko Wildcats ISO--184 W AWASEE Rob Smith 39. Mark Hoover 40. Bob Johnson 40, Gary Brown 40 and Jim Hoover 44 WHITKO Brad Vankirk 41.

NW, 5' 6"; second, Troup. M, third. Gnsamer. S; fourth. Bjella. M Discus— First. Eby. 115’ B'’. S; second. Rookstooi. S; Stuckman. S; fourth. T Hunter, NW

R. Horne Wr. Yoder Wa; Time 10 98 Mile - Folk Wr, Bair R. Michel B. King R. Hall Wa. Orr P. Time: 5:53 09 880 Relay - J Spearman. Bice. Holtzclaw. Fouts Wa. Rochester. Warsaw. Goshen. Bremen. North Wood; Time: 1 50 44 school record 440-yd Dash — Grimm Nw, Lagman C. Parker Wr, Rider Wa. Kamimski Nw. Stoner G; Time: 1:02 93 440 Relay- — Bice, Yoder, Byrd. L Spearman Wa. Rochester. Goshen, Warsaw. North Wood, Bremen Time 50 42 880 yd Run — Bunge B. Guthrie R. Gukenburger Nw. Smith R, Williams Wr. Miller C. Time 2:32 46 220-yd Dash — Spearman Wa. Harshman R. Carr Wr. Parrish Wr. Newcomb R. Vahalum C; Time 25 33 880 Medley Relay — J Spearman. Holtzclaw, Fouts, Bice Wa. Warsaw. Goshen. Bremen. North Wood. Rochester Time 155 41 school record Long Jump — Hoffman G. Good R. Janezich B. Moyer Nw. Guthrie R. Berkey C: Distance: 154" High Jump Hoffman G. Grimm Nw. Bussard Nw. Newcomb R. Lehman C. Lehman B. Height 5‘6“ Shot Put - Stephesnon C, Full G. Flora G. Reasoner R. Gross Nw. Grogg R. Distance 418" Softball Throw — Stephenson C. Grogg R. Klotz Nw. Snoce P, Lehman B, Perry Nw; Distance 197'5 "

Tony Candill 43. Rob Brumbaugh 48. Kevin Harris 52 and Mitch Winger 54 The Wawasee golf team lost a thnller to the Goshen Redskins 167-166 While the JV team won 158-176 Varsity Summary WAWASEE — Bob Johnson 38. Gary Brow n 39, Mark Hoover 44. Jim Hoover 46 and Rob Smith 46 GOSHEN - Brad Kime 39. John Conrad 42. Dave Carr 42. John Reiner 43 and John Guipe 44 JV Summary WAW ASEE Brian Slabaugl( 37. Mark Walgamuth 39. Dave Firestone 41. Rick McKibben 4J, and Kent Badskey 48 GOSHEN Doug Carr 41. Scott Reisterer 44, Crts Mars 44. Jim Jackson 47 and John Rieth 47

JV team downed by North Wood By KEVIN ROCKENBAtGH The Warriors JV baseball team lost a very exciting game to North Wood 9-7. The Warriors led by Gary Vance with two singles and a double, Gary also leads the Warriors in the hitting department batting .500 for the season. Scott Detwiller had two doubles. Jeff Beezley and Mark Simpson both had two runs batted in. Mark Simpson hit a home run that started a rally that nearly changed the outcome of the game Adams of North Wood scored six runs in the seventh inning Loucks got the win for North Wood. Wolfe (1-2) got the the loss for the Warriors North Wood 020 100 6 9-8-1 Wawasee 003 000 4 7-11-4 Golf team downed by Warsaw By KEVIN ROCKENBACGH Varsity Summary W AWASEE - Mark Hoover 81. Jim Hoover 83. Gary Brown 84. Rob Smith 86 and Bob Johnson 77. WARSAW - Scott Sebo 78. Mark Wallace 81. Mitch Rader 81, Brad Joyner 83 and Rick Morris 86 N Junior Varsity Summary WAWASEE — Dave Firestone 80. Mark Walgamuth 82. Rick McKibben 83. Brian Slahaugh 86 and BUI Hays 102 WARSAW — Shane Hortle 82. Mike Diken 82. George Lambros 83. Mike Kachlik 93 and, TonySmith 104 •" ‘i BOWLING Tuesday Night Ladies 3c s y » Sunsh>rt#>-s » 6 J Creepy Crawlers 5 3 Sesame Street Gang ' 5 3 Vtootvahers 53 God Bd‘ S 4 4 Odd Baits 3 5 Good Guys 2 6 Rejects 2 6 Borietess Breast 1 1 High ’eam game j, series Suhshiners -.y>* 450 ser es S Bucher 462 J Stadaugh 48« N Ahdersoh 47« V Rensderger 46C 170 games M Rensderger 173, N Dean 173 C Richards 177 N Anderson 178 $ Bucher 182 J Stadaugh 174 Summer Muted Doubles Odd Baas 40 Krajy Kerns • 4 0 Keedter kook es 2’s V : v. «eo Nuts 2 2 Super-Sow is 2 2 Un dt eoictadle 2 2 Spt.it Heads ' 2 2 Syracuse Cleaners 2 2 Lou e s Bar 81 Grill 2 2 New Par s Produce I': 2 j Ooty S 0 4 4 Wheelers 0 4 High team game Kraiy Kerns 675 High team series Mined Nuts 1864 500 series J Kern 526. K St-chter 573. £ CodurnSH M Tatman 535 O Sorensen 50* K Kn stey 540 G Sorensen 514. G Brown 55V K Ham too 533 B Ham iton 50* 450 ser es S Kern 468 B Kern 450 B Sw hart 483 200 games G Brown 218. J, Kern 203. K Stichter 214, V Tatman 202, K Hamilton 212 B Sw * hart 22! 170 games B Hamilton I**. S Kem I*s, K Hamilton iso Wr® wmM PLACE THIRD IN MEET — Chris Jones, seven, son of Mr and Mrs. Charles Jones (former Cindy Been ol Chesterton, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Beer, r l Milford, placed third in the AAU Indiana Sute Wrestling Association at Bloomington. Saturday. May 14. He received a bronze medal and is now a qualifier in the Eastern Zone Nationals to be held on June 23 thru 26 at Schippensburg Stale College. Schippensburg, Pa. Chris has been wrestling for 14 weeks.

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WAWASEE LINKS — Participating on the Wawasee High School golf team are back left. Brian Slabaugh; Bob Johnson. Mark Hoover, Rob Smith. Jim Hoover. Doug Van Lue, Logan Jones and coach Rudy Cesco. In the middle are left. Dave Clouse, frejshman coach; Dave

Linksmen DreDarina for NLC olav

Wawasee High School golf team members are presently preparing for their upcoming Northern Lakes Conference NLC i meet by determining who will play Coach Rudy Cesco has selected three of the five who will play the meet, with five players involved in playoffs to determine the other two for the line-up Averages of

Youth Center events

WEDNESDAY. MAY 18 Pre-season baseball 'selected T-ballers and third graders) 3-5. modeling class 6-9. cities softball at Syracuse 6-8. center vs Cromwell Methodist at 6:30 and Jays gang vs re-runs at 6:30 THURSDAY, MAY 19 Bonnie Pruden Inches off 9-10. Pre-season baseball at Rotary Field for all fourth graders 3-5. girls softball practice 6:30-8 FRIDAY. MAY 20 Pre-season baseball for selected T-ballers and all third graders 3-5 SATURDAY. MAY 21 Pre-season baseball at RotaryField as Follows: 8:30-10:30 Travel team trials, 10:30-12 all fourth grade baseball players, 12-

Wrestlers qualify at state

Twelve wrestlers from the Lakeland Youth Center competed in the AAU Indiana Junior Olympics state meet, with eight qualifying Those qualifying for the Eastern Nationals to be held at Chippensburg College. Chippensburg. Pa., June 23. 24 and 25. and their divisions are as follows^' Bantam — Robbie McKibben. fifth. 1-2.55 pounds. Kelly Frank, first. 5-0. 60 pounds; Brett Traviolia. fourth, 3-2. 60 pounds Midget — Brad Traviolia. fourth. 4-2. 70 pounds; Neil Wilkey, first. 5-0. 75 pomds. Paul Bachtel. second. 4-1, 8o pounds Junior — Walter Travis, third. 3-2, 119 pounds Crier's Tourney at South Shore A Cner's Tournament was the play of the day Tuesday at the South Shore Golf Club when the ladies held their weekly event Nine hole winners were as follows: Gmny DeWitt. first; Pearl Herrman. second; Emma Souder and Brenda Kuhn, third Eighteen hole winners were Beverly Johnson, first; Gloria St off el. second; Evelyn Steffen, third

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the players are so close. Cesco decided to; determine the lineup by playoff^ The teatfi has a 4-3 record in conference games, suffering losses by oine stroke each time in opponent's,; territory "But we still have an opportunity to accomplish our first goal." Cesco commented, setting his sights on the NLC title

1:30 Lions Major practice. Bank Major practice 1:30-3. Piltchers Major practice 3-4:30. RotaryMajor practice 4:30-6 and Junior high dance 8-11. MONDAY. MAY 23 Minor league team draft, all boys regardless of grade, w ishing to play minor league baseball in Syracuse this summer should be at the field at this time Coaches will select their teams TUESDAY. MAY 24 Bonnip Pruden Inches Off 9-10. pre-season baseball practice of Klink's and Socks 3-5. girls softball 6:30-8 WEDNESDAY. MAY 25 Pre-season baseball Love, and Thornburgs 3-5. couples soltball games at Vega Field 6:30-8

Intermediates — Gary Gerencser, third, 2-2, 66 pounds. .Also participating were Chris Elder, bantam. 55 pounds; Kevin Tracy, junior, 85 pounds. John Vitanierm. junior. 95 pounds; and Hal Hammaker, advanced. 130 pounds Coaches of the Lakeland Youth Center w restlers are Larry Pietcher. Jim Hite. Bob Kline. Terry Frank and some varsity high school wrestlers Tippy ladiesplay ladies day event Low gross, low net and low putts was the play for the day at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club far the ladies day play last Thursday. In class A. w inners w ere Jody Frantz.: low gross; Karen Aker, tow net. and Margaret Lancaster. putts In class B. first low gross went to Helen Freeman; second, Nancy | Detert; first* low net. Mary Aker, second. Friedal Wolfram, low putts. RuthEmeritk; and second. Ruby Paul j Jen Parr took low gross with Helen Miller, second; Bea Crews, tow net; Marie Johnson, second tow net and Doris Singer, low putts

Firestone. Sam Tillet. Kent Badskey, Bill Hays. Rick McKibben, Ken McMillen and Mark Walgamuth. Front, left, are Kelly Marose. Dave Strombeck, Darle Hoover, Jay Harold, Bart Bowse,r, Paul Pavel and Brent Randall.

This Saturday the team will journey to Grant County and the Eastbrook Invitational "That one we should have a real solid chance of finishing in the top five." Cesco anticipates A total of 22 teams are scheduled to play Gary Brown, not pictured, has ’ joined the team Rick McKibben had not advanced his level of play sufficently to rise to the “A" team and did not play in the conference games, as is the coach's system Sticking to his system. Cesco. feels may have cost, the team the losses The “B" squad has progressed this far in the season without a loss. Two seniors are being played on the squad, composed of Mark Walgamuth. McKibben, Brian Slabaugh. Dave Firestone

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and an alternating tenth position. Next year's prospects look like the golf team will have a good core Rob Smith, McKibben and Walgamuth will return, And Cesco anticipates help from Greg Carpenter and Brent Randall. Scramble results at Wawasee club Saturday scramble results at Wawasee Golf Club saw Rod Solina. Bob Tenney and Chuck Wortinger taking first place with a score of 33. Second place with a 33 w ent to Joe Scheidel, Fred Godfrey and Hazel Swihart The team of Elmer Largen. Mike Zwickel and Bemie Miller placed third, also with a score of 33.