The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 June 1977 — Page 9

Manchester stops Wawasee in first swim match of summer

North Manchester stopped the Wawasee summer swim club m ” the first match of the year last Saturday by a score of 428-412 Individual results follow: Medley relay — Boys eight and under. Wawasee. Traviolia. Jones, McLead and Mangas 2:01.07; girls eight, and under. Wawasee. S. Baumgartner. Tuttle. Schmahl, Stiver 143.7. Manchester second, Wawasee third; boys nine and 10 Manchester first. Wawasee second; girls nine and 10. Wawasee. Greenwood. Cobbum, Berkey and C. Baumgartner. 3:54; boys 11 and 12, Manchester 2:32.39; girls 11 and 12. Manchester 2:32 and Wawasee second; boys 15 and up. Wawasee. Carpenter. Hardy. Hurd and Arnold 2:0395. Wawasee second; girls 15 and up. Wawasee. Reed. Carpenter. Bryant and Morgan. 2:24 6 Short free — Boys eight and under. M. Meyer M. B Traviolia W, C. Cobbum W. S Schmahl W; girls eight and under. J Warner M. Kelly Tackitt M. Tuttle W. B Stiver W. boys nine and 10. S. Meyer M, M Miller M, T. Gillum W. T. Wion M. girls nine and 10. A But ter ba ugh M. M Berkey W, C. Baumgartner W. J. McLeod W; boys 11 and 12. M Snyder M. R. Howard M. Morgan W. S Clark M. girls 11 and 12. A Williams M. J. Jarrett M. L , Waltz W, B McKinley M. boys 13 and 14. J Klinger M T Webb W, M Warner M. C. Boebel M, girls 13 and 14. L. Vinson W; boys 15 and up. Arnold W. Bartow W. Shand W; girls 15 and up. P. Williams M. Bryant W, D Staley W. J Miller W Individual medley — boys nine k and 10. S Meyer M. K Utrey M. • #

Wawasee's Bauman named to "Who's Who"

Wawasee High School's Rick Bauman was recently named to "Who's Who m High School Athletics " His name is recorded in their permanent records as an outstanding high school athlete He has lettered in football, wrestling and track at Wawasee Syracuse T-Ball games scheduled Thursday, June 23 — First regular season games Cubs vs Dodgers spm. Vega Field; Sox vs A's 6 p m . Vega Field; Me(s vs Reds 7 p m., Vega Field Friday. June 24 — AU teams practice Cubs and Sox 12 p m , Mets and Reds 1 p m . Dodgers vs A s 2 p m. Thursday. June 30 — Regular season games Cubs vs Mets. 5 p m . Vega Field. Sox vs Reds 6 p m . Vega Field Dodgers vs A s 7pm, Vega Field Monday, July 4 — AU teams and all parents 10:30 game

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T. Wion M. girls nine and 10. A. Butterbaugh M; boys 11 and 12. M Snyder M, R Howard, M Klinger M; girls 11 and 12. B. McKinley M, C. Burch M, J. Darr W; boys 15 and up. D. Lance M, D Hardy W. Rosenkranz W; girls 15 and up. A Reed W. D Stanley W Butterfly — Boys eight and under. M. Meyer M, E. Jones W; girls eight and under. J Warner M. J Tuttle W. S. Baumgartner W. J Warner M; boys nine and 10. S. Meyer M. S. Warner M. T. Gillum W; girls nine and 10. A. Tate M, C. Greenwood W, C. Cobbum W; boys 11 and 12. D Barnett M. S. Clark M; girls 11 and 12. C. Burch M. Darr W. A. Williams M. S Rogers W, girls 13 and 14. R Bamett M; boys 15 and up. S Arhold W; T Bartow W. D Hardy W; girls 15 and up. T. Carpenter W, Morgan W Long free — Boys nine and 10. M Miller M. S Warner M; girls nine and 10. A. Tate M; boys 11 and 12. D. Bamett M. M Klinger M. B Reed W. B Morgan W. girls 11 and 12, J Jarrett M. C. Harvey M; boys 13 and 14. J. Klinger M, T Webb W, M Warner M. C Boebel M; boys 15 and up. T Bartow W. D. Lance M. Hurd W. J Pifer W girls 15 and up. Reed W. P. Williams M, Bryant W. Keen W Back — Boys nine and 10. M Meyer M, S. McLeod W. B. Traviolia W. S. Schmahl W. girls nine and 10. K. Tackitt M. J Tuttle W. J Warner M. A. Vitamemi; boys nine and 10, M Miller M. B Traviolia W. K Ulrey M. K Gregory W; girls nine and 10. A Butterbaugh M. C Greenwood W. M Berkey W. E Gans W; bovs 11 and 12. D

for the last two years In football, during his junior and senior years, he scored 36 touchdowns and with his PAT’s totaled 224 points for the Warriors In route to those points. Rick carried the ball 364 times for a two-year total of 2.686 yards approximately seven yards per carry l In addition to being selected MVP m football, these accomplishments were enough to place Rick on the Northern Lakes Conference first team two years. AU Northern, Indiana Area Team, AA All-State first team and obtain honorable mention on the UPI All-State team In wrestling. Rick lettered his junior and senior years and capped his high-school wrestling career with a senior record of 155 and the 177 pound East Noble Sectional Championship He also holds the team record for escapes in one season with 19 Immediately after wrestling season. Rick was the sectional

Bamett M. M. Klinger M, T B. Reed W, B. Dixon W; girls 11 and 12. A William M. J. Darr W, C. Harnev M. J. Jarrett M; boys 13 and 14, T Webb W. C. Boebel M; girls 13 and 14, R. Bamett M; boys 15 and up, S. Arnold W. B. Hurd W; girls 15 and up. T. Carpenter W. L. Morgan W. P. Williams M Breast stroke — Boys eight and under. E. Jones W. S McLeod W; girls eight and under, J. Warner M. S. Baumgartner W. J. Schmahl. W. J. Warner M; boys nine and 10. S. Warner M. K. Ulery M. T. Gillum W. T. Wion M; girls nine and 10. A. Tate M, C Baumgartner W, J Breske W, J. McLeod W; boys 11 and 12, R Howard M. M Snyder M. Bob Morgan W. B Reed W; girls 11 and 12. C. Burch M. B McKinley M. C. Harvey M. S. Rogers W; boys 13 and 14. J Klingler M. M. Warner M; girls 13 and 14, R. Bamett M; boys 15 and up. D Lance M. G. Carpenter W. D. Hardy W. J Pifer W . girls 15 and up. D Staley W, Miller W, Keen W Free relay — Boys eight and under, Wawasee. Jones. Traviolia. Gregory’ and Schmahl 1 48 06; girls eight and under. Manchester first 1:28 40, and Wawasee second; boys nine and 10. Manchester first, 2:51.45. Wawasee second; girls nine and 10. Wawasee. Baumgartner. Cobbum. Berkey and McLeod. 3:35.1. Wawasee second; boys 1112. Manchester 2:28.41; girls 11 and 12. Manchester first, 2:23.56. Wawasee second; boys 15 and up. Wawasee, Hardy, Hurd. Bartow and Arnold, 1:46.28. Wawasee second; girls 15 and up. Wawasee, Morgan. Carpenter. Keen and Miller. 2:15 58

champion in the low hurdles as a Wawasee track team member His times for the lows (20.2) and highs (14 6) were just tenths of a second away from records He was also a member of the recordsetting 880 relay team Ladies bridge day held at Tippecanoe Fourteen tables of bridge were in play on June 15 at the Tippecanoe Lake Country Club Ladies Bridge Club Hostesses were Mrs Charles Ker, Mrs Dale Braun and Mrs George Bowser Winners were Mrs. G. W. Stalter, Mrs. Phil Oppenheim. Mrs Daniel Sherman. Mrs, Robert Rink. Mrs. Harry Phend, Mrs William Johnson. Mrs. Karl Freese - 1 Also. Mrs Carlyle Pickering, Mrs Ray Edwards. Mrs Forest KendaU. Mrs James Weddle. Mrs Donald Zegler and “ Mrs Robert Coppes

Special guests set for Jenner luncheon

Phil Harris and Dick Weber will be special guests at the King of Sports Coronation luncheon and reception for Bruce Jenner, today (Wednesday) at the Tippecanoe Country Club. The luncheon will benefit the International Palace of Sports. Inc., North Webster. Serving as master of ceremonies will be sportscaster Chris Schenkel. When Bruce Jenner, grimacing from his incredible ordeal, crossed the 1.500 meter finish line at the Montreal Olympics on July 30, 1976, he emerged as the hero of the Olympic Games, the winner of that most grueling of all competitions, the decathlon Time Magazine was later to echo the praise of the world bystressing Bruce had won “the only Olympic honor more precious than gold: the title of “the world’s greatest athlete’." Others have followed suit, and less than a year later. Bruce and Chrystie Jenner have had to reinforce the trophy shelf in their new Malibu. Calif, beach home to hold awards like the Amateur Athletic Union’s prestigious Sullivan Trophy , and titles like ‘“Athlete of the Year" (United Press International broadcast editors). “ Male Athlete of the Year” (Associated Press), ‘‘World’s Greatest Athlete” (Touchdown Club of Ohio). Sport Magazine's “Track and Field Performer of the Year.” and many more from around the world Bruce Jenner. 6 foot. 2 inches. 195 pounds, brown haired and brown eyed had broken the longpresumed Olympic absolute of 8,500 points to score an astounding 8.618 points and had become international celebrity. He had run faster, thrown farther and jumped higher and longer than ever in his life and he had attained a goal he had set out for. worked to achieve and proved himself to be the consummate athlete of our time It was not an easy goal Jenner had set for himself, but it was one

£ W Aa" &O GIANTS — Shown above are members of the Giants team at Milford. in the front row. left to right, are Lesia Tyler. Delores Arriola. Ronda Tra\er. Sandy Lozano. Lori Kammerer and Susie Dove. In the second row are coach Roxanne Auer. Grace Stichler. Robyn Lehman. Theresa Bailey. Becky Wuthrich. Esther Morris and Anita Blackburn. No* pictured are Kathy Stickler, coach Peggy Doty and coach Andrea Henson.

21 competing in Saturday's Tournament of Knights event

At least 21 young men will be competing in Saturday s Tour nament erf Knights event according to latest information released by Tim Moser, director of the sponsoring International Palace of Sports Youth Foun dation The competition will earn the winner SSOO for his sponsor The second place winner s sponsor will receive S2OO with the sponsors’ of the Knight’ placing third, fourth and fifth receiving SIOO each The young men competing will be “Knight of Triton" — Jeff Brunk, sponsored by the Summer Little League “Knight of Central Noble" — Michael Young, sponsored by the high school athletic department “Knight of Goshen High School" — Kirby Thompson, sponsored by Goshen High School “Knight of Mentone" — Eddie Drudge, sponsored by Tippecanoe Valley athletic department “Knight of First Methodist Church" — Jeff Hassler, sponsored by the First Methodist Church of Goshen "Knight of Epworth Forest” — Bill Rensberger. sponsored by the church camp “Knight of Madison Heights" — Tom Jones, sponsored by Anderson Madison Heights High School “Knight of Wawasee FCA" - Tim Hammon, sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes of Wawasee High School

that he worked at endlessly, often eight hours a day. An active athlete since his early youth. Jenner in attaining the world record readily admits that this is the end of his career as an athlete. But it looks like it may be just the beginning of a career in public life. Since achieving his amazing feat. Jenner has signed a major television contract with the ABC Television Network, involving participation as a sports commentator on ABC sports events, as well as two movies each year and 26 appearances, some with his wife Chrystie; on the prestigious “Good Morning, America" show,? He has been offered numerous lucrative commercial and spokesman situations, has received several starring motion picture roles, and is in demand for speaking engagements all over the world. The public has seen him as a top guest on the Johnny Carson. Dinah Shore and Mike Douglas television talk shows Bom in Ossining. N.Y., on October 28.1949. Bruce spent his youth in towns like Tarreytown. Mt. Kisco and Newtown. Conn., where his father worked as a tree surgeon He was proficient in foproall. basketball and track in high school and was All State pole vault champion while still in high Moving on to college, Bruce accepted a partial track scholarship from Graceland College m lowa, ironically the only college to ever offer a sports schdarship to the man who was in only a few years to become the world's greatest athlete. Studying for a degree in physical education. Bruce clearly always expected to be a teacher in that field. However, it was at Graceland that coach L. D. Weldon recognized the sports acumen of his pupil and set him toward the decathlon Weldon himself has been a world class javelin thrower and he recognized the potential in his

"Knight of Caston" — Don Towne, sponsored by Caston High School's Letterman's Club "Knight of Papakeechie" — Rick Bauman, sponsored by the Wawasee Boosters "Knight of Winona Lake" — David Hanson, sponsored by Grace College's athletic department "Kt ’ht of New Paris" — Bnan Snyder, sponsored by the New Paris Lions Club "Knight of Goshen" — Mike Leatherman, sponsored by the Goshen Booster Club "Knight of Lake Webster" — Emerson Craig, sponsored by the Attend state 4-H leaders conference Nine Elkhart county junior 4-H leaders attended the state junior leader conference last week at West Lafayette Local youths attending were Susan Gardner and Larry Shroyer of Syracuse. Theme of the conference was “Love is Everywhere." The Indiana District of Kiwanis International and Indiana Cooperative Extension Service at Purdue University jointly sponsor the conferences each year, and a Kiwanis official speaks at each of the four conferences held. , Delegates from each area elect representatives to the 1978 State Junior Leader Council. Some 150 to 200 youths from Indiana's area 10 section were involved in the confab.

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young protege It was also at Graceland that he met Chrystie Crownover. who was later to become his bride and the person who helped him morally throughout the trying ordeal of training for the decathlon After considerable work, Bruce made the National Assn, of In-

Lake Webster Ski Bees “Knight of Manchester’’ — Scott Martin, sponsored by the Manchester High School athletic department “Knight of Warsaw — Steve Reed, sponsored by the Warsaw High School athletic department "Knight of Yorktown” — Kevin Moore, sponsored by the Yorktown High School band “Knight of Warsaw Jaycees” — Rod Myer, sponsored by the Warsaw Jaycees “Knight of Wawasee — Joel Popenfoose, sponsored by the Wawasee Lettermen s Club "Knight of North Webster" — Vince Rhodes, sponsored byAmerican Legion of North Webster "Knight of Syracuse Lake" — Mark Francis sponsored by Wawasee High School. Backing vehicle strikes another Max E. Zell, r 1 box 415 Syracuse, was involved in a twocar accident at the disposal plant parking lot in Syracuse at 4:45 p.m. Thursday. June 16. Zell was backing from a parking space when he ran into a car owned by Clark James Willie. 509*2 East Market. Warsaw. Syracuse police set the damage at S9O to the Willie car. There was no damage set for the Zell vehicle.

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tercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) All American Team and in April, 1972 made the Olympic qualifying standard in the Drake Relays, which he won that year. This enabled him to try for the Olympic team, which he made by running the fastest 1,500 meters he had ever run. Always one to set goals for I / Summer I v£®creati®y Following are the Top 10 Little League players: Rick Pena 1000 Jerry Auer .750 Mike Hernandez .750 Dick Doll 667 BradWeisser .571 Bnan Henson .500 Ryan Wuthrich .455 Dave Melendez .455 Juan Roa .429 Rod Vanlaningham .417 Standings Following is the Little League standings as of June 18: Tigers 2-0 Sox 3-1 Cards 2-1 Expos 1-2 Twins 0-1 Reds 0-3 .Major League Girls Following are the Top 10 Major League girls: Anita Blackbum .667 Deb Lechlitner .667 Theresa McClain .667 Esther Morris .600 Kandy Ringler .600 Ronda Traver .571 Delores Arriola .500 Becky Wuthrich .500 Carmen Castillo .500 Martha Cruz .500 Standings Following is the Major League standings as of June 18: Pirates 3-0 Braves 1-1 Giants 1-1 Indians 0-3 Minor League Girls Following are the Top 10 Minor League girls: Lori Richardson .833 Sharon Bohnstedt .571 Debbie Arriola .571 Kenlyn Krull .555 Angie Wise .500 Melissa Baumgartner .500 Dawn Waycaster .500 Kristy Speicher .500 Mary Rose Perales .429 Carla Henson 429 Marcia Sorensen .429 Standings Following is the Minor League standings as of June 18: Phillies 2-0 Mets 2-0 Dodgers 1-2 Padres 0-3 T-Ball Following is the standings for T-Ball play at Milford as of June 18: As 2-0 Cubs 1-0 Angels 1-0 Yankees 0-1 Orioles 0-1 Astros 0-1 Royals , O-l

himself, Bruce had planned to finish in the top 10 in his first Olympics and that’s just where he landed — 10th. If one looks closely at David L. Wolper’s classic XXth Olympics film ‘‘Visions of Eight” you can spot Bruce in the running. It was after this experience that Bruce decided to devote his life for four years to training for the decathlon. With wife Chrystie firmly behind him, they moved to San Jose, Calif., where his training became his lifestyle. Bruce started to sell insurance in his off-training moments to help pay the family bills, but valiant Chrystie was making the lion’s share of their living expenses by working as an airline stewardess. An outdoorsman, Bruce has always been involved with biking, skiing or anything in the athletic area and somehow found time early in his career to take up water skiing, where, he also scored so highly he became three time Eastern water skiing champion. Ladies / I I Gow Ey \ *•’•*** f The following is the results of ladies golf play at the several courses in the greater Lakeland area: ATMAXWELTON Low putts was the play of the day for women of the ladies day association at Maxwelton Golf Club last Wednesday. Winners in the 18-hole group five-way tie with 30 putts were Delight Craig, June Auer, Rose Mathew, Dot Hossinger, Lura Stone. Joan Stoelting took second place. Mary Kimble took first in the nine-hole group; Bev Buletty, second; Ces Freehill, third; and Dorothy Stahley, fourth. Handicap Tourney First round winners in the handicap tournament, 18-hole group, were Mary Jane Knudson, Janet Hays, Maggie Smith, Joan Stoelting. Jane Musser, Marge Kavanaugh, Marge Newcomer. Gkxia Stoffel, Delight Craig. Also, Alice Herbison, June Auer, Merriel Callander. Betty Kline, Rose Mathew, and Carla Newcomer. Second round winners were Mary Jane Knudson, Maggie Smith, Marge Kavanaugh, Marge Newcomer. Delight Craig, June Auer, Betty Kline, and Carta Newcomer. First round winners in the ninehole group were Carolyn Baker, Bev Buletty, Trudy Bouterse. Inez Beiswanger, Rosemary Lantz, Marge Yoder, Julie Rogers. Dot Stahley, Ev Jones, and Eloise Carlson. Second winners were Carolyn Baker, Bev Buletty. Eloise Carlson, Dot Stahley and Ev Jones. AT SOUTH SHORE Blind partners was the play at the South Shore Golf Club with the following winners: First — Marilyn Deck and Maxine Fuller Second — Annie Gallahan and Ruth Banta Third — Carol Clark and Jean Gotshall Fourth — A three-way tie — Emma Souder and Jinks Hendricks, Jean Niles and Esther Stahly and Linda Kehoe and Lee Wake. BZA sets a public hearing Notice is given this week of a public hearing of the board of zoning appeals of the Town of Syracuse at 7 p.m. on July 21. in town hall at Syracuse A petition will be considered for a variance by Robert and Dorothy Jones, South Front Street, Syracuse, to add a twocar garage with efficiency apparment for personal use only, above the garage Applications are on file for public examination at the office of the zoning administrator of the town, at 118 North Lake Street, Syracuse. NSW PARIS SPEIDWAY _ SATURDAY - un MODUS (50-lap J** l **) hobby stocks roadrunnirs FIRST RACE 7:45 Watch For Our Anniversary And July 4lh Specials

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