The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 September 1977 — Page 10

THE MAILrJOt'HXAL — Wed.. September 14,1977

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Sports

Warriors laced by Rochester

By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee Warriors were hurt badly by the run as the gridders lost to Rochester’s Zebras 26-0 Friday night Rochester got off to a slow start but, aided by a Wawasee fumble of a punt, was able to tally late in the first quarter. Andy Brown fumbled the Rochester punt on his own 15 When the scramble was over Ken Smith had recovered the ball on the Wawasee five Dan Beck scored for the Zebras on a one-yard run Tim Walters kicked the extra point and Rochester led 7-0 with 18 seconds left in the first period Early in the second quarter Wawasee put together a short drive from their 33 to the Rochester 47 where the drive stalled The Warriors punted but got the ball right back thanks to a Zebra clipping penalty. A fourth down run failed so Rochester got their hands on the ball on their own 38 From there they marched down the field and scored on a 22-yard sewing pass from quarterback Stew Treglia to Joe Paulik The score came with 4:16 remaining in the half The extra point was good and Rochester took a 14-0 lead into the locker room at halftime.

Jy* - J1 f WINS SECOND PLACE — The are* S A S softball team woo second place in the First Cromwell Invitational Softball Tournament, August 28. Team members in back, from left to right, are: Dick Mahoney. Sooth Bend: Greg Fidler. North Webster; Steve Troup. Milford: Coach. Sun Shaw. Syracuse: BUI Richardson, Milford; Vince Rhoades. North Webster . Brad Sorensen. Milford Terry Newcomer. Nappanee. Front row, left to right: Phil Larimer. Nappanee; Carl Mahoney. South Bend; Denny Lechlitner. Milford; Gary Klenke. Syracuse; Bob Renter, Nappanee: Craig Sorensen, Milford: Garry Sorensen, Milford. Not pictured is Don Kinney. Milford.

Junior Warriors trounce Rochester

By MARK STICKLER The Wawasee High School JV

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The third quarter was scoreless so the score was still 140 going into the final period. With 10:17 left Joe Paulik caught a 10 yard scoring aerial that had bounced off the chest of Wawasee linebacker Kevin Butcher. The extra point attempt was blocked by the Warriors. Rochester scored its final points on a oneyard run by Chris Walley The extra point was no good so with 1:40 left on the clock the score was: Rochester 26 Wawasee 0. The Warriors received the kickoff and showed signs of putting together a long drive. Andy Brown tossed passes of 13. 12. and 17 yards to Ted Knudsen and Tom Kroh. It should be noted, however, that the Zebras were in a “prevent defense”. Time ran out as the Warriors were driving toward the Rochester end zone Despite the one-sided score there were some close statistics. For example: first downs — Rochester had 11 first downs while Wawasee had 9. The passing yardage was also rather close The big difference " as the rushing yardage where Rochester amassed 190 yards. Wawasee gave up the ball 4 times on fumbles There were some

football team romped over the Rochester Zebras Saturday to raise their record to 2-1. Rochester jumped off to an early 8-0 lead on a 92-yard pass interception return for a touchdown plus a run for the two point conversion The Warriors came storming back however. Todd Hardy scored from the one and Craig Batchelor ran for the two extra points to tie the score at 8. In the second period Hal Hammaker grabbed a Dan Andrew s pass to complete a 25yard sewing play After a scoreless third quarter Ray Gerber completed the scoring in the fourth period with a two-yard run and the two point conversion The Warrior defense was outstanding. It held Rochester to only three first downs The JV Warriors will be in action again Saturday when they travel to New Prairie.

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outstanding players on the Wawasee defense. Ken Patton and Gary Shand combined for 17 tackles while Phil Beer grabbed an interception. The determining factors, according to Hal Traviolia. were the turnovers and the mental mistakes. When he was asked if there was something the team would concentrate on this week Traviolia replied. “Well try to concentrate on the offense so the defense doesn’t have to play so much.” The Warriors’ next game is this Friday night at home against New Prairie. Volleyball teams lose to Plymouth By KELLI PRICE Wawasee volleyball girls received a double loss as Plymouth stopped both varsity and JV last Thursday at Wawasee Plymouth's varsity downed the Warriorettes in two games. The first game was won with a 15-5 score. In the second. Wawasee put up a struggle but k)6t it 10-15. The junior varsity team also lost in two games. WHS was defeated with 5-15. 9-15 scores. The records now stand varsity 0-2 and J V l-l as the Warriorettes meet Goshen, there, at 6:30 on Thursday. Sept. 15. NLC standings Goshen 3-0 Warsaw 2-0 Plymouth 1-0 Rochester 1-0 Concord 0-1 Bremen 0-1 North Wood 0-2 Wawasee 0-3 Last Week's Results Warsaw 12. Bremen 7 Rochester 26. Wawasee 0 Plymouth 28. North Wood 14 Goshen 13. Concord 10 <3 overtimes) Bill Musser is Nappanee city golf champion Bill Musser, advertising director for WKAM-Radio, Goshen, won the Nappanee city golf tournament at Maxwelton golf course Sunday by shooting a 72 to top the championship flight. Runner-up was Luther Adkins with a 73. Musser was playing with Brant Nettrour, Roger Grimm and A1 Hand when he had Ins winning game. A flight winner was Roger Grimm with an 80 and B flight winner was Ron Mishler with an 83. * There were 70 Nappanee golfers in the run-off. Fan buses to run Fan buses for the home game with New Prairie will leave North Webster at 6:45 p.m. and Milford at 6:4£ p.m There will be a charge of 25 cents to ride the bus. JV golfers win opener By KELLI PRICE Warriorette junior varsity golfers defeated Goshen on September 7 at the Parmore Golf Course in their first match of the season. C. Tatman. S. Naab, and L. Brown tied as low medalists with 42‘s to lead WHS into a 224-279 victory.

IB BOWLING County Ln(m «m«M Home Services 4 0 Kurly 's Kegifrs 4 0 Sportsmen's B*r 3 1 Perker'S HyOctds 3 1 Barbee Hotel 3 l ProstAnt OTVServ <ff 3 ! Pilcher's Shoes X 3 R.V Wheels 3 1 Pen Burner Deiry J 2 Cline's I * GA P Setety Belts __ i 3 PirepieceCo "13 Wawasee Electronics * 1 3 Auer's Service 1 3 Bud’s Body Shop 1 3 Wawasee Bowl > 3 RmAer Built 0 4 Whetten Asphalt Co. 0 4 High teem game Pen Burger Dairy A RV Wheels — *3* High teem series RV Wheels — 2777 UK series M Schrock 414, K Knisley 404. D Knisley 427. D Butler 427 300 series W Alderter SO4. J. Kirkdorter 523. D Hyde 543, L. Cein 500. G Liske 530, R schuin 522. M. Dorsey 521. C Frushoor 572. R Simon 505. P. Royer 591, D Smith 510, R Knisley 512, H Cline 534, R Soline 505. N Kistter 514. J Morgen thaler 577, j Kern 534, B Sorensen 547, J. Bohnstedt 527. G Sorensen 500, C. Eby SO*, E. Coburn 527, F Nyifcos 55*. G Felder 501, J. Schopt 515. N Cooper 505 200 games W Alderter 213. O Hyde 220. G Liske 204. E Henning 210. M. Dorsey 201, H Schrdck 214, 204, C Frushour 201, P Royer 215. K Knisley 21A 210, D Knisley 203 247, H Cline 204. J, Wilson 213, D Butler 214, 22a N Kistter 206. J Morgentheier 212, j Kern 201. J Bohnstedt 225 Thursday Hite Ladies Pilchers Shoes 71 Mary's Hobby Shop 71 Wawasee Electronics 7 l north Webster Fireman's Aux. 7 i Bud's Bar S 3 Farm Bureau Co op 5 3 Zarse Plumbing 4 Htg. 5 3 Gait's Keyboard Music 5 3 Lynn Feller ins ■ 4 4 Berth 4 4 Rambow Farm Center 4 4 Kale island Beacon 3 5 Thornburg Drugs 3 5 Frog Tavern 3 5 Monsanto 3 5 Pickwick Lounge 2 6 Dave's Inc 2 6 Concept Engineering 2 6 Lake City Bank 17 Maple Leaf Farms 17 High team game Farm Bureau Coop — 7*2 High team series: Pilchers Shoes — 22*2 SOOseNes P Benson 536, N Galloway 525 F Eby 514 450 series A Peterson 444. N Shields 4*7, E Slacaogh 4*6, H Taylor 4*o. K Harley 477, K Knisley 47a S Mine 473, J. Harter 473, J Knisley 473, D Rigdon 444, S. Stanley 447, S Zarse 465, N. Geil 443. J. Maher 442. B Kern 442, N Spurting 442. J.A. Reed 461, B Hamilton 440, E Hibschman 440. A Stanley 454 V Wilson 454, F Money 454, J. Brown 454. A Dean 454. D Weaver 4SA C. Nolan 453, D Walton 450, L. Ulery 450 200 games S. Zarse 202 17« games. D. Rigdon 14A P. Benson V Wilson 142. F Eby t«, E Slabaugh 1(6, O. Gross I**. B. Hamilton I*A J. Knisley I*3. N. Galloway I*2, A Peterson I*2, J A Reed 174, E Hibschman 17*. j. Slabaugh 177. R. White 17*. k Harley 17a B Leedy 172, h Taylor Tri, J Brown 171, N Shields 170. J Maher 170, N Geil 170. F Money 170 Taesday Night Ladies Das Keller It 1 Augsburgers • 4 Wawasee Int I * Louie's Bar 4 Grill • 4 Whetten Asphalt 8 4 Walter Drugs 6 6 Gan shorn Printing 5 7 The Papers inc 5 7 Lake ot the Valley Syracuse Rubber 4 1 Harper s Beach Bar 3' i S' r Serenade Foods 1 11 High teem game and series Louie s Bar 4 Grill - 7*7 2203 500 series S. Keim 503 450 series N Anderson 4*7, J Wortinger 474 200 games S. Keim 201 140 games D. Kitson I*s, K Stookey 174, S Hare 144. P Green 144, 145. K Shew 144. B Young 145. J. Miller 142. F. Church 177, J. Wortinger 170, N. Anderson 171. 143. S. Keim 14*

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Milford Business Walker s Roofing 10 2 Barth 4 3 Campbell sMarket 4 3 Jeff Reconditioning * 4 Little 4 Clark 6 6 Milford Motor S 7 Smith’s Sunoco S 7 Scon s Landfill 5 7 Arrow 5 7 Walter Drugs 4 • U TS. 3 4 Augsburgers 3 4 High team game Campbell s Market — 1024 High team series: Little 4 Clark — 2413 500 series: K. Mathews 534, P Campbell 530. K. Knisley 537, L. Newman 53*, B Simon 5*4, D Woiferman 504, D Johns 516. J R Koher 5*7. R App 505, D Brady 544, M. Troup 51A B. Repiogte $35, B Woiferman 541, S Weisser 51* 200 games: K. Mathews 202, P Cam obeli 222, K Knisley 203. B Simon 228, D. Casto 204. D Woiferman 201. D. Johns 20*. J. R Koher 214, 221, D Brady 221. j Simpson 202, H Troup 202. G Fisher St* Hits 4 Misses Rinkerbuitt 71 Keg 5 3 Bud's Body Shop 4 4 Wiles 4 4 New Paris Produce 4 4 Sleepy Owl 3 5 Campbell's 3 5 Barth 2 4 High team game and series Sleepy Owl — 725 1424 500 series women L. Hawn 534, Men: K Knisley S3*. B Simon 524, P Campbell 520 450 series women P Bright 443. B Slabaugh 450. N Wiles 470 200 games women L. Hawn 204 170 games women: P. Bright 174, L. Hawn 177, 204 Friday Night Mixed Leegos 31 The Shoe Shack 3 1 Syracuse Cleaners 3 1 Mastercraft 3 1 Wawasee Electronics 3 1 Maxwelton 3 1 Overhead Door 2 2 Jim Moore Motors 2 2 Beacon 2 2 Dulls Trucking 2 2 Thwaits Grain tnc 2 2 Village tap 2 2 Syracuse Motor Sales 2 2 Keith Plumbing The Odd Couple 1 3 Syracuse Rubber 13 Abrell Construction 13 Maple Leaf 1 3 Boyer 13 Zimmerman s Gravel 1 3 500 series B. Kline 505, J. Kern 507, B Th waits 547, J Morgan thaler 541, L. Welfy 54A E. Smith 51*, A. Epley 540 450 series women: J Morganfhaler 471. S Kern 4*4. L Gilbert 454, D. Reed 4*l 200 games S Thwaits 223, J. Morgan ihaier 217, L. Welty 226, D Reed 207 170 games women j Morganfhaler 177, S. Kern t*S Sunday Mixed Linway Leaders 4 0 Holiday Rambler Corp. 3 1 New Paris Produce 3 1 Millers Htg 4A C. 3 1 Donna's Cut 4 Curl 3 1 No 4 2 2 Oasis 2 2 Shaw's 2 2 Das Keller 2 2 Fairmont 2 2 Murphy's 2 2 Syracuse Traveler l 3 No 13 13 Sportsmen's Bar 1 3 Frog Tavern » 3 No 16 0 4 High team game and series Holiday Rambler Corp — 752 209* 8 J. Parker, Triplicate 133 400 series K Knisley 440 SOOsertes: L. Hawn 524, D Spurting 530, D. Lehman 50*. B. Simon 544, G Sorensen 502. J. Simpson 502, S Solina $24, G Richards s*l 200 games K Knisley 244, B. Simon 201, G Sorensen 202, J. Simpson 214, G. Richards 214 170 games women: L Hawn 175, I*B. M. Rensberger 179, L Jones I*2 Tuesday Afterneo* Ladies State Bank of Syracuse 71 Phend 4 Brown 6 2 Frog Tavern 6 2 Mock's Marina 5 3 Precision Automotive 5 3 Nellans Realtors 4 4 American industries 4 4 Mastercraft 4 4 Ace Pest Control 3 5 Beacon 2 6 La Petite t 7 Donna's Cut 4 Curl 17 High team game Nellans Realtors and Frog Tavern-100 each High team series Frog Tavern — 2217 450 series A Daft Istrom 463. P Hoover 452. C. Reid 445, C Smith 471. S Quinn 4*7, 8

Kay 451, K McKibben 47*, M. L Dixon 4*A S. Brown 484, S woiferman 476. V. Penn 459, E. Kirkdorter 444, M. Willard 464, M. Ren sberger 449 200 games: K. McKibben 203, S. Brown 203 170 games: R. Lentz 172, A. Berkey 192, C. Smith I*4. S. Quinn 171,1*7, L. Neff 175. M. L. Dixon 170. S. Woiferman 172, R. Gerrity 177, M. Willard 19* Land'O'Lakes Syracuse Traveler 71 Harper's Beach Bar 71 Ye Ole Pub 6 2 Paul's Ceramics 5 3 King's Keg 5 3 C 4 J Construction 5 3 Mid Slates ins. Agency 4 4 Ligonier Elk's 4 4 Frog Tavern 3 5 Crow Roofing 3 5 Syracuse Legion 3 5 Knights of Columbus 2 4 State Bank of Syracuse 17 Vega i 7 High team game and series: Syracuse Traveler — 929 24*2 500 series men: P. Campbell 51$, K. Knisley 541, L. Newman 549, R. Simon 573, B: Richardson 529, G Hepler 551, G Sorensen 512, B Graft 530, G. Nordman 500, F. Nyikos 506, M Yoder 50*. E. Eash 535, R Hicks 562, M. Durham 555. H Gray 502, M. Halle s*l, T, Campbell 527, J. Wortinger 503, C Waldron 549, E Edgar 513, D Brown 511, G. Price 554 200 games men P. Campbell 207, K. Knisley 203, L. Newman 221, R Simon 20*. B. Richardson 213, B Graff 204, R Hicks 204, G. Belt 200, M. Holle 212, C. Waldron 222, D Brown 204 Warriorette golfers win first three By KELLI PRICE At the Crooked Lake Golf Club on August 29. the Wawasee girl’s golf team had their opening victory against Columbia City. Wawasee’s 220 strongly defeated Columbia City’s 304. The Warriorette’s win was led by low medalist Deb Dieterly with a score of 49. The second match was September 1 at Maxwelton Golf Club with Tippecanoe Valley. WHS again captured a victory with a 211 against Tippy’s 253. Low medalist was Deb Dieterly with a 47. Match number three was at the Rozella Ford Golf Club. On September 6 the Warriorettes received their first loss, from Warsaw. Warsaw defeated Wawasee with a 211-229 score. Low score for Wawasee was Carla Darr with a 52. Wawasee met Goshen on September 7 at the Maplecrest Country Club. With a 52, low medalist Deb Dieterly led the Warriorettes to a 268-301 victory over Goshen. Into their next match with Carroll the Warriorettes will take a 3-1 record. Freshmen team stops Panthers Members of the Wawasee High School freshman football team stopped North Wood Panthers on the Warrior field last Thursday, Sept. 8, by the score of 8-6. Wawasee’s score came in the first quarter on a one-yard TD run by Tony Miller. Miller also ran in the extra two points for the 8-0 lead. He made a total of 40 yards on 13 carries during the game. Leading tacklers were Dan Godfrey, Oscar Hernandez and Scott Coffin. Scores by quarter follow: Wawasee 8 0 0 0 North Wood 0 0 6 0

■ ' \\ ft *sk WATCHES APPROACH — Watching the approach of the ball is Bryan Smith, the Wawasee Warrior number two seed.

Net play emphasized

“I want them up to the net just as soon as they can get there,” says Wawasee High School tennis coach Jack Marlette of his 5-3 squad. He is a believer of playing a serve-and-volley game on fast surfaces, such as cement or composition, and is emphasizing this style with his players. All of the team members are capable of playing a baseline game. Marlette said, with most using two-handed backhands against their opponents. Returning to the Warrior courts are J D. Carl, Mark Krug, Bryan Smith. Greg Carpenter and Kent Trobaugh. Carl, Smith and Trobaugh are ranked one, two and three, respectively. All are seniors. But. Marlette is still trying to find a winning combination for doubles. Variations of pairings with Carpenter, Stuart Bryant, Doug Rassi and Dave Tucker have been experimented with in the search. “I strongly believe in the ladder system.” Marlette explained. On Mondays and Fridays when the team doesn’t have a match, the players can challenge each other. If the number five man beats the number four man, he is ranked number four — until he loses the next challenge. The team began workouts August 20. “We’re working,” Marlette said of the younger members of the team Basics, such as grips, strokes, stance and footwork are practiced. “They practice every night, whether we re here or not, ” Marlette said of the underclassmea Marlette has selected Concord as the toughest conference team his W'arriors will meet. But Bremen, with the number two

ranked singles player in the state, playing in their number one spot, may be a bit of trouble. Last season, the Warriors were shut out, 5-0 by Concord and stung by Bremen, 3-2. The team’s matches with Jimtown and Warsaw this week were rained out. Warsaw has been rescheduled for Friday. The Warriors face Northridge tonight at Northridge, match time 4:30 p.m.

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