The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 November 1977 — Page 8

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THE MAILJOURNAL — Wed., November 9,1977

Sports

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ON VOLLEYBALL TEAM — Wilma Detwiler it participating in Women's volleyball at Manchester College. Wilma to a 1174 graduate of Wawasee High School, a physical education major and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Detwiler, Syracuse.

Concord defeats Wawasee

By KELLI PRICE The Wawasee swimmers did battle with the Concord girls last Thursday. The Warriorettes lost by a small two point margin at the Concord pool to tough opponents. WHS almost pulled off another win, but were defeated 85-87 by the strong Concord team Wawasee took seven firsts compared to Concord's four, but it still didn't quite do the job Attempting to win the meet by getting blue ribbon placings were: L. Kroh in the 200 and 500 freestyles, T. Carpenter in the 200 individual medley' and the 100 freestyle, and B Brewer in the 50 freestyle These three girls plus L Lowe also took the 400 freestyle relay. The other first was N. Amos in diving. Diver Nancy Amos competed in her first meet following an injury earlier this week as did Boody Brewer, freestyle swimmer Both invaluable team members are now back in action for the swimming Warriorettes Chalking this close match up to a loss. WHS now stands five and four for the season 200 medley relay: 2:27.2 first, Taylor, Davis, Dieterly, Miller; second. Meek, Meek, Adair, Bartow, fifth, Wakeland, Bushong, Bjella, Hathaway 200 freestyle: 2:24.1 first, L. Kroh; third. L. Lowe; fourth, L. Keen 200 individual medley: 2:55.4 first, A. Reed; second, L. Meek;

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fourth. Jan Miller 50 freestyle: :28.7 first. T. Carpenter; second. C. Bryant; thud, K Davis 100 butterfly: 1:261 first, A. Reed; fourth, D Bartow 100 freestyle: 1:03.4 first, T. Carpenter; third, C. Bryant; fourth, L. Lowe 500 freestyle: 6:30.0 first, L. Kroh. fifth, L. Keen; sixth, E. ' Meek 100 backstroke: 1:19.1 first, T. Tavlor; third. J Miller, fifth. L. Meek 100 breastroke 1:29 4 second, K Davis, third, D. Smith; fifth, G Harris 400 freestyle relay: 4:27.3 first, Bryant, Lowe, Kroh, Carpenter; third, Keen, Bartow, Reed, Dieterly; fourth, McCollough, Meek. Messenger, Perry Diving: first, Rose Easley 182.90; second, T. Beer 136 95; third, B Boyer 130.06 Vonlaningham on Wabash College basketball team Norman Vanlaningham, from Milford, a freshman at Wabash College, will be playing the inside position on the Wabash College basketball team for the 1977-78 year. A 1977 graduate of Wawasee High School, Norm is the son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Vanlaningham of r 2 Milford.

Girls sink Goshen swimmers

By KELLI PRICE The Goshen girls’ swim team fell to the Wawasee High School Warriorettes last Monday at the local pool. Goshen fell six points short of a win over Wawasee, when they scored 83 to WHS’s 89. The Warriorettes had a strong team effort, as they pulled off a victory with only five first places, compared to Goshen’s six. Diver Nancy Amos again broke her own record, to up the school’s diving record to 212.15. Amos’s first in diving, along with Brewer’s in the 50 freestyle, and Carpenter in the 100 backstroke, totaled the individual wins. Two of the relay teams finished number one in their races, to add to the Warriorette’s score The teams

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were composed of Carpenter, Staley, Ummel, and Brewer in the 200 medley relay, and Brewer, Bryant, Lowe, and Kroh in the 400 Freestyle Relay. The Wawasee swimmers now record standings of 6-4 for the season. They will try to keep up their winning ways next Saturday, when they will team up to try to place first in the Goshen Relays. Statistics 200 medley relay: 2:10.4 first, Carpenter, Staley, Ummel, Brewer; fourth, Taylor, Davis, Morgan, Dieterly; fifth, Smith, Keen, Bartow, Bushong 200 freestyle: 2:19.4 second, Kroh; third, Lowe; fifth. Miller 200 individual medley: 2:29.28 second. Carpenter; fifth, Reed; sixth. Meek v

205. M Solin* 202. S Shaw 204, E Fortier 213. G Sorensen 228. 200. B Renier 232 170 games women L. Hawn 171, E Siabaugh 170, 171. D Nottingham 183. M. Ransbargar 182. 171. 171, B Hamilton 182. D Rider 170. J. Thomspson 188 Friday Night Mixed Thwait* Grain Inc 24 4 Syracuse Motor Sale* 24 10 MMlercraft 25 11 Jim Moore Motor* 22 14 Wawasee Electronics 21 15 Maple Leaf 20 14 The Shoa Shack 18 17 Abrell's Construction 18 18 Syracuse Rubber 18 18 Keith's PAH 18 18 Maxweiton 18 18 Beacon 14V* 18M> Village Tap 14'* 18'.* Leegos 15 21 Boyer 15 21 Zlmmerman'sGravel 15 21 Syracuse Cleaners 14 22 Dull'S Trucking 12 24 Overhead Door 11 21 The Odd Couples 8 27 SOO series B Kline 507, J Morganthaler 501. L Epley 548. G. Baker 507, R. Brazel 501, L Welty 527. D. Felkner 504. B. Simon 554, E Kamp 501. P. Kline 501, M Carlson 538. J. Kern 548. B Thwaits 538, G Bishop 541. R Castro 528. R. Walker 514 450 series G Thwaits 448, S. Kern 448. B. Epert 447. 5. Butt 478, R Garrity 481 200 games B. Simon 211. M. Carlson 202. 201, J Kern 203. G. Bishop 218, R. Walker 208. L Epley 204. R Smith 234 170 games B Kline 171. B. Epert 188. S. Butt 182, R. Gerrity 175 Milford Business Campbells 34 10 Little A Clark 27 17 Walkers Roof ing 24 18 Smiths Sunoco 24'* 18V* Jett* 24 20 Scotts Landfill 23 21 Barth 22 22 Walter Drug 22 22 Milford Motors 18V* 24V* Arrow 18 24 Augsburgers 14 28 UTS 8 34 High team game Arrow — 1018 High team series Campbells : 2852 500 series K Knisley 545. L. Newman 582. D Butler 578. W Bucher 584. D Wolterman 544, O Johns 517, R App 537, L. Young 538, D Smith SOO. R Smith 531, G Hepler 585, K Mathews 500. D Sorensen 508 200games K. Knisley 211, L Newman 200. T Campbell 224. W Bucher 218, 204, R. App 224, G. Hepler 215, K Mathews 212 Hits And Misses Keg 28 11 Wiles 27 13 Rinkers 25 15 Campbell 21 v* 18'* Sleepy Owl 18'* 21V* Buds 14 24 N.P Produce 14 24 Barth 10 30 High team game A seriM Campbell — 483 2001 500 series; J Miller 501, K Knisley 544. P. Campbell 531. J, Kern 552, G Sorensen 574. C Lantz SIX J Gamble SAS. Women: 5. Kern 518 <SO series: S Gilbert 475. L. Hawn 484, 5. Kern 518 200games J. Kern 221. G Sorensen 200, J. Gambles 201 170 games 5 Gilbert 188, L. Hawn 17|, S. Kern 182, N Wile* 185 Tuesday Afternoon LadiM Pheno and Brown 30 10 Frog Tavern 28' * 20'* State Bank of Syracuse 251* lav* American Industrie* 24 14 La Petite 21 18 Nellans Realtors 20 20 Beacon 18 22 Precision Automotive 17 23 Mock's Marina . 17 23 MMtorcratt 14 24 Donna's Cut ano Curl 12 28 Ace Pest Control >0 30 High team game ano series Frog Tavern - 855 73*4 500 series K McKibben 542. M Ren sberger 514. 5 Quinn 548 430 series M. Willard 450. E Tatman 44A MJ Knudsen 448. R Gerrity 443. N Sh<eldS 454. M L Dixon 480. B Kline 450. J Gray 484. C Kreager 447. 5 Wolterman 488. P Hoover 454 200 games H Hagen 211. K. McKibben 21A S Quinn 202. $ Wofterman 210 170 games M.J Knudsen 181, R Gerrity 171, N Shieias 177. D Johnson 177. K. McKibben 17*. m Rensberger 107. 180. J. Gray 180. C Kreager 177. S Quinn ISA L. Speicher 170, B Rinker 180 Thursday NigM Ladies Zarse Plumbing A Htg 28 11 Mary s Hobby SHOP 28 11 Wawasee Electronic* 27 13 Bud star 25 15 Thornburg Drugs 23 17 Pilcher's Shoe* 22 18 Farm Bureau Co Op 22 18 Rainbow Farm Center 22 18 Barth 21 IS Dave's inc. 21 W Pickwick uounge >» 21 Maple Leaf Farm* is 21 Geit's Keyboard Music 1» 21 Frog Tavern 18 22 Lynn Fetter in* 18 22 Kale island Beacon 17'-* M'-i Lake City Bank 14 24

50 freestyle: 28.8 first, Brewer; third, Bryant; sixth, Dieterly diving: 212.15 first, Amos; third, Easley; fifth, Beer - 100 butterfly: 1:12.92 second, Staley; fourth, Morgan; fifth, Ummel 100 freestyle: 1:01.76 second, Bryant; third, Lowe; sixth, Meek 500 freestyle: 6:15.62 second, Kroh: fifth, Reed; sixth, Bartow 100 backstroke: 1:10.4 first, Carpenter; third, Taylor; fourth, Miller 100 breaststroke: 1:20.48 second, Staley; third. Ummel; sixth, Davis 400 freestyle relay: 4:21.7 first, Brewer, Bryant, Lowe, Kroh; second, Reed, Meek, Miller, Morgan

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Honor members of golf, volleyball teams last night

Special awards were presented to players of two sports — golf and volleyball — at Wawasee High School last night, .with assistant athletic director making presentations for volleyball in the absence of coach Pam Juday, and Mavis Vanderveer making presentations in golf. The golf team had a 11-f season, according to coach Vanderveer. Most valuable player for golf was Deb Dieterly and most valuable player for volleyball was Lorene Spearman. Also in golf the low medalist was Carla Darr and the coach’s award went to Amy Reed. In volleyball the highest per cent of sets went to Shelly Dahlstrom and highest per cent of serves and ace serves went to Teresa Welborn Golf players included — Varsity, Carla Darr, Deb Dieterly, Shelly Harting. Amy Reed and Alice Steffen. Junior varsity. Lynn Brown, Tracy Campbell, Vikki Laub. Susan Naab, Carol Phillabaum and Charlotte Tatman. Volleyball players included — Varsity, Bea Carvajal. Shelly Dahlstrom, Jeanne Dye, Sonya Hoover. Jenny Hughes. Martha Salazar, Lorene Spearman and Teresa Welborn. Junior varsity, Lonnie Black, Laurie Brouwer, Mary Cox, Pat Green, Jeri Meditch. Linda Shock, Brenda Skelton, Joanna Spearman and Kris Walgamuth. “C” Team, Stephanie Baumgartner, Julie Hepler,

Basketball scrimmage Saturday

A basketball scrimmage and open house basketball preview will be held at the Wawasee High School gym at 7 p.m. Saturday for fans of this year’s basketball teams.

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MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS — Lorene Spearman, left, received the most valuable player award for volleyball at the two-sport presentation at the Wawasee High School’s dining room last night, and Deb Dieterly won the same award for golf, in presentations made by assistant athletic director Marsha Carpenter and Mavis Vanderveer.

Cindy Hoover, Debbie Lechlitner, Annette Mock,. Teresa Ogden. Mary Beth Rhodes and

Athletic director Carl Meditch made the announcement today, and is inviting the public to attend. Games will be among players of the freshman, junior varsity and varsity teams.

Chris Taylor. Managers are Deb Taylor and Renee Hively.

A registered official will be present to explain the rules of the game and any changes in the rules, director Meditch said. A donation will be taken up at the door.