The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 October 1977 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. October 5,1977

8

Sports

Cross country runs toward conference meet

Thursday the Wawasee High School cross country team will journey to Plymouth to compete in the Northern Lakes Conference meet. “This Thursday will be a real challenge because we haven’t been finishing well in the round robin in the conference." said coach Jerry Minton The Warrior team is composed of five participants, with only one senior and several freshmen and sophomores “Os course, that hurts us." Minton said. But he added that his freshmen and sophomores were as good as any others around “And all the kids are improving well.” Minton analyzed “I’m pleased with all of them.” Leading the team is senior

' ■ J, START TOWARD MEET — Starting to practice for their upcoming conference meet in Plymouth Thursday are the cross country team from W a wasee High School.

Warriors in second victory, defeat Twin Lakes Indians

By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee High School Warriors used steady rushing and one big pass to defeat Twin 1-ikes Friday night Ken McMillan earned the ball 14 limes for 132 yards to lead the gndders to their second victory of the season Jim Glon began the sconng for Wawasee on a 19-yard touchdown run The extra point attempt failed On the kickoff Twin Lakes took the kickoff but fumbled the ball away on their own 40 Ted Knudsen recovered the ball for

Yacht club has awards party

The Wawasee Yac ht Club held ' its annual awards party Saturday night. Sept 10. in the club house on Lake Wawasee The awards were preceded by a social hour at the club house and dinner Results of the yacht club's 1977 sailing on Lake Wawasee are as follows Memonal Day Senes First George Buckingham, second. John Nixon, third, Doug Schmahl Early Bird Senes — First. George Buckingham, second. John Nixon, third. Bruce Baiden July 4th Senes — First. George Buckingham second. Bruce Baiden. third. Chuck Medlock Labor Day Senes — First. Georgeanne Buckingham; second. Bruce Baiden. third.

APPLE FESTIVAL SPECIALS LARGE GROUP - NEW jK FLANNEL SHIRTS SOLIDS A PLAIDS ' r s9.o° Cz 00 Values O X Others To $) 1 00 SI 2.95 —Value MEDIUM A URGE ONLY COOO WESTERN DENIM SHIRTS O lOHCUttVI ** 00 Value CHAMBRAY SHIRTS $4 00 Sizes 14’ zTo 17 , " AULONGSUEVE KNIT SHIRTS /2 FUHMtIUKO SISO QQC JERSEY GLOVES Value < < / I DAVE'S MEN'S WEAR 159 SOUTH MAIN NAPPANEE

Kevin Gilbert He holds the school record in track and the mile and has a cross country time of 12:17 for a two and one-iialf mile, which as of last week wc aid rank him third in the state. Coach Minton said the four-time school record breaker is at least in .the top 20 harriers in the state Last year a pulled ligament ended his season early. “He’s pretty healthy this year.” Minton added The number two man. Cam Boyer, ran 1.000 miles this past summer and is a good, hard dedicated worker, his coach relates Boyer has times of 13:22 for the two and one-half miles, and has run it in 12:50 on a short course Brian Rosbrugh. running third

Wawasee On the first play of the dnve Wawasee quarterback Dan .Andrews spotted Tom Kroh all alone and hit him with a 40-yard sconng pass The run for the extra points failed In the second period the Warriors fumbled a Twin Lakes punt and the Indians recovered on the Wawasee 14. From there Twin Lakes drove into the end zone Mark McClure went the final six yards and Greg Williams followed with the extra point kick The score at halftime was Wawasee 12. Twin Lakes 6

Chixk Medlock Championship Series — First, George Buckingham; second. Bruce Baiden; third. Chuck Medlock Commodores Cup — First, Jack Gibson; second, Rick Winter, third. Billy Stucky Cynthia Cup — George Buckingham The Cynthia Cup, which was presented many years ago by Eli Lilly, is presented annually to the club skipper amassing the largest number of points over the entire sailing season The Wawasee Yacht Club sponsors a number of races during the summer, including the annual “Hoosier Invitational Regetta in June From the

for the team, has a time of 13:27. Somewhat of an upset was staged by Rosbrugh at the Manchester Invitational recently, when he beat number two. Boyer. Larry Chase, a freshman, is the number four participant, with times in the 14 :40’s. Rounding out the team is Buddy Bice Bice runs fifth for the team, with a 15:10 time and a 14:42 on a short track. Managing the team is Mike Ousley. “As a team they're really a year or two away from their potential,” Minton forecast. Next Tuesday, they will meet Northridge and West Noble in their last season meet before the sectional, regional and state contests “I’ll be anxious to see

After a scoreless third period the Warriors scored again on a three-yard run by quarterback Andy Brown A pass attempt failed to get the conversion. John Beer led the Wawasee defense with six solo tackles. Kevin Butcher added four, and Ted Knudsen contributed four solo tackles, a fumble recovery, and a blocked punt The Warriors have their work cut out for them as they travel to Plymouth to take on the Rockies who are ranked second in the state in AA football.

regetta, skippers go on to district championships. North American championships and the world championship, held every other year. For the North American championships this year, four boats from Lake Wawasee were represented They were sailed by Bruce Baiden. George Buckingham. John Nixon and Keith Swihart No trophies were received, by the Wawasee group

Sports Illustrated spotlights Palace of Sports in news item

International Palace of Sports in North Webster was spotlighted m the September 26 issue of Sports Illustrated magazine. Barry .McDermott, Associate Editor of Sports Illustrated gives a sometimes humorous account of his three-day travel with Bruce Jenner. Decathalon Gold Medalist of the 1976 Montreal Olympics. It was during that time in June of this year that the International Palace of Sports crowned Bruce Jenner as it s 1976 "King of Sports ’. The "King of Sports” award is given by the International Palace of Sports (a nonprofit public foundation dedicated to youth through sports) in connection with its “King of Sports" youth career awards program which it jointly sponsors with Kiwanis International The award is presented annually to the most outstanding competitor of the year in any sport who would be an inspiration

GRAND OPENING WAWASEE BILLIARDS Billiards — Billiard Supplies Pinball Opened October 1 One Mile South Os Syracuse On State Road 13

what we do against Northridge,” Minton explained, adding the team isn't the toughest. West Noble is another story, being one of the best around. “I think he should make it to the state but we’ll see if he runs well,” Minton said of Gilbert “He’s run some good races on our track.” Golf team runner-up in sectional By KELLI PRICE The Warriorette golf team placed second in the sectional competition last Monday. Oct. 3. After finishing up an 11-1 season with two victories over East Noble and Huntington North last week, the WHS golf team plunged into sectional action. Wawasee finished behind Goshen but will still travel to the regional match next Monday, Oct. 10. Carla Darr led the team to its second place spot when she won the title of low medalist for the Wawasee team. Takes finale at New Paris track Dean Speicher of Milford won the tri-circuit road runner championship on October 1 at the New Paris speedway, the finale to the 1977 racing season at the track. He took first place about half way through the race of the 25cars involved, followed by Glen Laughlin of Syracuse, Mike Albertson of Elkhart. Joe Smith of Goshen and Dave Carlisle of Osceola Heat winners of the evening were Frank Phillips and Art Lusher, Elkhart, and Dave Watson, Mishawaka. Al Johnson of Portage and Larry Knowlton of Kalamazoo. Mich. Volleyball teams beat Warsaw By KELLI PRICE The WHS volleyball team won again last Thursday when they competed against Warsaw In a home match. Wawasee’s varsity girls beat the Warsaw team when time was called in the third game They had lost the first 5-14. won the second 15-7. and took the last 13-11 Outstanding spikers were Bea Carvajal and Ixirene Spearman with four winning spikes each The whole team displayed excellent shots and serves The junior varsity Warriorettes took their match in two short games. 15-8. 15-1. Jeri Meditch had the only winning spike but the girls all played well The varsity now supports a record of 3-4 with a conference total of 2-2. Next they will take on West Noble, away, on October 4.

to youth and to the recipients of the youth career awards granted under the program Bruce Jenner was the fifth to receive this annual award Past recipients have been Mark Spitz. 1972. O J Simpson, 1973; Hank Aaron. 1974; and Archie Griffin. 1975. The article in Sports Illustrated is illustrated by full color photographs In the picture on the articles title page is Tim Moser. Executive Director of the International Palace of Sports, the wax figure of Bruce Jenner (now on permanent display in the museum * and Bruce Jenner You can get as much as five quarts of strawberries from just one plant and its runners.

Junior Bowling League underway The Junior Bowling League is underway at the Wawasee Bowl south of Syracuse. President Barbara Miller stated they have more leagues this year than they have ever had at the beginning of the year. Serving with Mrs. Miller this year are the following officers: Vice president — Rosemary Gerity Secretary-treasurer — Diane Weisser Three leagues are underway. Members of the Bantam League, composed of a full 20 teams, bowl on Saturday morning Bantam members are fourth, fifth and sixth graders. Members of the Junior High League, also 20 teams, are in the seventh and eighth grades They too bowl on Saturday morning. Members of the High School League bowl on Mondav afternoon. Freshmen — seniors compose 16 teams in the league. Bowling Tuesday Ntght Ladies Wawasee Interiors 19 5 Oas Keller 16’Y 7Vj Augsburger's 14 10 whettens Asphalt 1* 10 Lake ot the Valley 13'Y 10’> Louie’s Bar & Grill 13 11 The Papers Inc. \ H’-t 12’y Ganshom Printing 11 13 Harper 's Beach B*ar 10' i 13M» Syracuse RuOber 10 14 Walter Drugs 8 16 Serenade Foods 3 21 High team game and series Wawasee Interiors — 777 2160 500 series P Smith 539. S. Gilbert $22, J. Wortinger 537 450 series: S. Keim 453, M. Piter 450. J. Brumbaugh 492. I. Dull 472, B Young 478, J. Hickman 471 200 games J. Wortinger 214 160 games: S Keim 180. J. Hoover 172. J. Wortinger 180, P Smith 183. 180. 176, M Piter 187. J Brumbaugh 182. S. Gilbert 175. 193. B Young 186. S Barton 169. J Hickman 182 Miltord Business Walker's Rooting 20 4 Campbell s Market 19 5 Barth 18 6 Scott s Landfill '* 10 Jetts 12 12 Little 8. Clark 12 12 Smith's Sunoco 10 14 Arrow '0 14 Walter's Drugs 10 14 Miltord Motors 9 15 Augsburger s 6 ’8 UTS 4 20 High team game Campoell s Market —, 1072 High team series Walker's Roofing — 3056 50Cser.es R Cook 503. D Wolterman 525, D Johns 548. G Hepler 506. K Mathews 518. G Sorensen 532. C Koher 579. L Pittman 515. S Walker 552. J R Koher 509. R Barnett 517. W Adams 518. P. Campbell 543. D Rensberger 502, L Newman 554. B Simon 565. C Grove 523. R Williams 559, D Levern.er 534 200 games J Amsden 205. G Hepler 220 . S Walker 228. P Campbell 210. L Newman 215. B Simon 216. 201. D Wuthrich 201. R Williams 216 ' Land ‘O’ Lakes CA J Construction 15 5 Mid States ins Agency 12 8 Ye Otoe Pub 12 8 Harper s Beach Bar >2 8 Syracuse Legion 12 8 Ligonier Elk s 13 8 Syracuse Traveler 11 9 Paul s Ceram ,cs 11 9 Crow Rooting, Inc 11 ’ Frog Tavern 8 12 Knights of Columbus 8 12 Kings Keg 7 <3 State Banin 7 13 Vega Corp 2 18 High tiam game and series Ligonier Elk s 954 2757 600 series M Godfrey 632 ( 255) 500 series G Hepler 501. P. Bright 513. G Sorensen 537. C Walton 537. G Noraman 512. F Nyikos 566. M Yoder 551. R Ein siedel $42. M Durham 566. S Butt»slß. D Jones 508 T Weybright 518. D Stichter 557. P Campbell 503. K Knisley 568, L Newman 564. R Simon SO7. D Butler ss9. B Kline 5*7. B Ever $72. L Rethlake SO2. J Warren s3l 200 games G. Sorensen 200. G Nor dm an 203. F Nyikos 221. M Yoder 228. R Em siedel 221. D Stichter 271. K Knisley 202, L Newman 218. D Bvter 208. 8 Ever 201. L Rethlake 210 * Sunday Night Mixed Oasis 17 4 Taylor Wholesale 5 Miller's ’0 * N P Produce 10 6 Dairy Queen » ’ G6J ’ 2 um xeiie< ’ 2 Frog Tavern ’ Fairmont • • Murphys • » Lmwav Leaders B'7 Hobday Rambler 7 9 Donna's 4 '’ »*•» Shews 4 Syrac use T raveier 3 13 Sportsman Bar 3 13 High team series ana game New Paris Procuc. 2051 ’O4 500 series B Simon s7s. G Sorensen s9l. L Hawn 554 K Knitlev 51$ R Sol>na S7B, C S-mpson 501 D Hamilton S2B. E Fortier 504 450 series P Bright 48) K Soiina 460. B Lehman *7l. B Hamilton <73 200 games G Sorensen 225. L. Hawn 203. E Fort.er 200 170 games P Bright 176. L Hawn 192. K Larimer 182. K Sofina 176. B Lehman 190 181. 8 Hamilton 176. C Simpson 198. 5 Becher 170 Friday Night Mixed Thwaits Grain inc 12 4 Jim Moore Motors 12 * Syracuse Motors <1 5 Keiths P fc h 10 6 Borer ’» * Beacon ** *V» Masfercraft 9 7 The Shoe Slock Mapie Leaf ’ Abreeis Construction 8 8 wawasee Electronics Overhead Door ..eegos Maxweiton Village Tao Syracuse Cleaners 6 >0 Syracuse Rubber 6 ’0 Z.mmerman'sGrave'. 5 11 Dulls Trucking S It . T ne Odd Couple ■ * 12 500 ser es L. Welty sl2. L Ryman 504. j. Kern sl6. B Tnwa.ts s3s. P Brazei S3B. R Gernty SO7. E Gee’anc $43. 8 Simon 510. G Baker 561. J Morganmaier 522. K Butt $33. G Thwaits SOS. S Kern $33, R Gerri ty 500. M Gieiand 502 <SO series J Castro 461 200 games G Baker 203. K Butt 200. R Castro 211. S Kem KI 170 games G. Thwaits 180. 171. R. Gemtv 197. M G-elW'O 197

Hits a Misses Keg 15 5 Rinkerbuilt IS 5 Bud's Body Shop 12 8 Wiles 10 10 Campbell's 9 11 Sleepy Owl 9 11 Barth 5 15 New Paris Produce 5 15 High team game and series: Campbell's — 717 1967 500 series men. P Flanagan 509. J Kern 519, C. L«ntz 593. G. Sorensen 507, B. Wiles 502, K. Knisley 519. women: L. Hawn 549 450 series women S Kem 493. C Camp bell 470. L.. Hawn 549 200 games men: C. Lantz 202, 212. K. Knisley 210. 170 games women: L. Hawn 172. 186. 191, N Wiles 172. S Kem 180. C Campbell 188 Ceunty Wawasee Home Services 12 4 Kurly's Keglers 12 4 Pilchers Shoes 11 5 Barbee Hotel n 5 RV Wheels 10 6 Auer's Service 10 6 Bud's Body Shop 9 7 Fireplace Co. 8 8 Sportsman's Bar 8 8 Rinker Built 8 8 Peti Burger Dairy 7 9 Cline's 7 9 Wawasee Electronics 7 9 Waw asee Bowl 6 10 Frost Ant ATVServ 6 10 Parker's Hybrids 6 10 G 8. D Safety Belts S H Whetten Asphalt Co. 1 15 High team game and series Barbee Hotel — 963 2690 600 series: C. Anderson 615 500 series L. Cain 520. H. Cline 521, R Brazel 509, J Kern 515, P Royer 563. G Knisley 507, K Knisley 500, D. Knisley s6l, C. Eby s2l, E. Coburn $43, W Stahly 511, D Stichter SB9. N Cooper SOO. A. Baker S4O. D Hyde $54 200 games L. Mollenhour 242. P. Royer 221. D Knisley 216. D. Stichter 232, J. LeCount 225, C Anderson 212. 224, D. Hyde 224 Thursday Nite Wawasee Electronics 18 2 Mary's Hobby Shop 16 4 Farm Bureau Co-op 12 8 Zarse Plumbing A Htg 12 8 Thornburg Drugs 12 8 Bud's Bar 11 9 Lake City Bank 11 » No Webs tens Fireman Aux 11 9 Pilcher's Shoes 10 10 Kale Island Beacon 10 10 Frog Tavern 10 10 Barth 10 10 Dave's Inc. 10 10 Rainbow Farm Center 9 11 Lynn Feller ins. 0 11 Geil's Keyboard Music 7 13 Maple Leaf Farms 7 13 Pickwick Lounge 6 14 Monsanto 5 15 Concept Engineering 4 16 High team game and series: Wawasee Electronics — 812 2351 500 series H. Taylor $53. J Knisley sos. A. Peterson 504 450 series: J. Maher 493, J. Brown 492, A. May 486. E. Price 484. D Walton 483. P Benson 483. N Galloway 478, K. Harley 472, B Kern 471, M. Bucklew 471, N. Dean 470. J A Reed 469. N. Shields 467. A Bechtold 465, E Hibschman 462. K. Knisley 461. P Benson46o, M. Whisler 460, D. Rigdon 460. B. Hamilton 454. S. Stahley 453. M. Piter 452, C Nolan 451 200 games: H. Taylor 214, J. Knisley 213. E Price 211 170 games. J. Brown 197, N. Dean 194, A. AAay 186. P. Hoover 186. 185. M. Bucklew 185, C Blosser 184. B. Kem 182. E Hibschman 179, J Maher 179. C Meek 178. A Bechtold 178, K. Hwley 177, J. Knisley 176. D Herandei 176. H. Taylor 175, A. Peterson 175, L Spurting 175. N. Geil 173, D. Walton 172. C Nolan 172. S Harroft 172. M Poppentoose 172. S. Maggart 171. J. A. Reed 171, D Rigdon 170 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Frog Tavern 15Vt 4’y State Bank ot Syracuse ISVs 4>.y Phend A Brown 13 7 American industries H ’ Nellan s Realtors H ’ LaPetite ’0 10 Mock's Marina 9 ” Mastercratt ” Precision Automotive 8 17 Donna's Cut & Curl 7 13 Beacon 6 14 Ace Pest Control 5 15 High team ftame A series Phend A Brown - 841 2353 SOO series S Quinn 534. S Wolterman 533 S Brown 552. L Jones 516 450 series B. Ganz 450. L. Neff 464, L. Culbertson 469. M Rensberger 472. M L Dixon 494, E Tatman 454. P Hoover 469 200 games S. Wolterman 203 170 games B Ganz 17a N Shields 175. L. Nett 178, M. J. Knudsen 173, S. Quinn 178.189. L Culbertson 170. S. Brown 170. 187, 195. S. Wolterman 177, L. Jones 171, 180. M. L. Dixon 178. J Lantz 174 Bantam Gas tor Less 3 0 Charley's Angels 3 0 Black Sheep 3 0 Strikers No 7 3 0 Sweat Hogs 71 Star Wars 7 ’ Bionic Bowlers 2 1 Strlkettes 2 1 Bad News Bears 71 Bad News Bowlers 1 2 1 Martins Feed 17 Bowling Beach Bums I 7 Buzzing Bowlers ’ 2 Syracuse Sparklers 12 Junior Angels 1 2 Champions 12 Gutter Busters 0 3 Super Stars 0 3 Strikers No 19 0 3 Sunflowers 0 3 High team game A series Sweat Hogs — 609 no* 225g*nes R Wise 252. B LeCount 242, k Cox 238. M Walker 229. L Druckemiller 229 125 games R Wise 173, L. Druckemiller I*6. K Cox 136. A, Hochstetler 13*. O Roberts 126. B Galloway 125

Punt, Pass & Kick Competition! LAKELAND AREA PARTICIPANTS Time: 1:00 P.M. Date: October Bth, 1977 Place: Wawasee High School Official: Hal Traviolia C. S. MYERS FORD

xj Youth w Center Events

WEDNESDAY. OCT. 5 Ladies Exercise class, 7-8 p.m. THURSDAY. OCT. 6 Ladies Exercise class. 9 a m.. Pee Wee football practice at Syracuse. Packers and Raiders. 3 p.m., free time for all ages at the center, 5-9 p.m. FRIDAY. OCT. 7 Pee Wee football practice at Syracuse. Steelers and Rams, 3 p.m. SATURDAY. OCT. 8 Pee Wee games at Syracuse — Rams vs Raiders, 9 a.m., Packers vs Steelers, 10 a.m., punt, pass and kick at Wawasee field. 1 p.m.. Pee Wee games at North Webster — Vikings vs Bears, 4 p.m.. Redskins vs Cowboys. 5 p.m. TUESDAY. OCT. 11 * Prayer breakfast, 7 am., Ladies Exercise class. 9 am., intermediate gymnastics, 5 p.m., advance gymnastics class I. 6 p.m., advanced gymnastics class 11, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 12 Ladies Exercise class, 7 p.m. Cheerleading Clinic The center will be offering a cheerleading clinic for girls in grades four through 10 who want to learn more about cheerleading. The clinic will last from October 31-November 4 and

Warrior netters end season

By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee High School boys’ tennis team ended its most successful season on a rather sad note as the boys were shut out by Jimtown in the opening round of the sectional tournament. Each of the team members lost in the minimum two sets as the team fell to the Jimmies 5-0 at Elkhart Friday afternoon. Overall, however, it was the most successful tennis season in school history as the team finished with a 9-6 record. No. 2 singles player Bryan Smith had the best individual record as he was 14-4. Kent Trobaugh was in No. 3 singles and he finished 12-6. J. D. Carl. No. 1 singles, was right behind at 11-7. Coach Jack

A " By PHIL BEER REALTOR ■■

FUTURE SHOCK!!!

Who would have thought that wed ever look forward to an annual inflation rate of 6% with an emotion close to ecstocy? Yet today that s what we re doing. The reason of course is that after three successive yearly hikes averaging better than 9%, 1976 s 6% increase looks pretty good Don t be fooled —6% inflation is high At that rote prices double in 12 years What would happen to housing prices with o 6% yearly cost-of living increase 7 A home that cost $45 000 now would increase to $90,548 in 12 years. In 20 yeari it would cost $144,320. In 30 years it would sell for $258,456. What does oil this mean? Whatever your age you must find a way to create an income in addition to your pay check.

will be 3:30-5 p.m. each day. The center van will pick up the girls at school. Trophies will be awarded on the last day of instruction to those girls that are the best in each class. Each girl will also receive a Lakeland Youth Center cheerleading clinic shirt. Puppet and Drama Club Starting Tuesday, Nov. 22, puppet and junior drama clubs will be offered at the center. The puppet club is for kids in grades one through six and will last six weeks. Each Tuesday, after scjiool. and on Saturday mornings from 9-11 am., a puppet show will be put on. A different show will be produced'each time. The junior drama club will be made up of fifth and sixth grade actors who will act and put on a different play each week. Plays such as It’s a Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, Hansel and Gretel and Laverne and Shirley will be produced. Popcorn and drinks will also be a feature of this club. Glee Club The youth center is sponsoring the Purdue Glee Club on Friday, Oct. 21. Tickets are available at many business locations in the three lakeland communities, plus Pee Wee football players will be coming door to door. Youth center board members will also be selling tickets at the WawaseeConcord football game.

Marlette has a problem however. ‘ He only has one returnee for next year. Greg Carpenter, who was in No. 1 doubles and will be a junior next year, is the only returning regular varsity player. VARSITY FOOTBALL GAME TICKETS ON SALE AT WHS Students may purchase their tickets for the Wawasee varsity football game at Plymouth this coming Friday. Tickets will be on sale all week at Si. All tickets at the gate will be S 2. The fan bus will leave Syracuse at 5:45, Milford at 6 p.m. and North Webster at 6 p.m.

Although there is no such thing as the perfect investment, real estate may be the nearest thing to it. It can be an income producer, a shelter from high taxes, ond an ideal protection from the ravages of inflation. Real estate values historically increase faster than general inflation prices and maintain a higher value than most assets in depression. The ideal hedge. The Beer Bunch will WORK for you. See us in the Wawasee Village office or caH 457-4495.