The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 November 1977 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., November 23.1977

Sports

Girls down Penn's Penguins

By KELLI PRICE The Wawasee Warriorette swimmers downed the Penn Penguins at Penn's pool last Tuesday. November 15. The WHS girls totaled up to 51 over Penn’s 32. Carpenter, Ummel, Staley, and Brewer in the 200 medley relay; Brewer in the 50 freestyle; Amos in diving; Staley in the 100 butterfly; Brewer in the 100 freestyle; Staley in the 100 breastroke; Bryant, Morgan, Lowe, and Kroh in the 400 freestyle relay were the seven first placings for Wawasee. This win brings the Warriorette’s standings to 7-4. Wawasee Vs Penn Statistics 200 medley relay: 2:09.2 — first. T. Carpenter, L. Ummel, D. Staley, B. Brewer; third, K.

Wawasee tops Fairfield

The Wawasee Warriors defeated the Fairfield Falcons last night Tuesday on the Fairfield hardwood 63-60 to tie the series of play between the two schools at five each. The game got off to a slow start before the teams began to hit their mark. Wawasee pulled to an 8-2 lead then Fairfield took a 12-10 lead to be on top at the end of the stanza. Wawasee tied the game with 4:30 to go in the half at 16 and went ahead 26-20. taking a 30-26 lead to the dressing room. The Warriors were big in rebounding with a 21-9 edge over "the has Falcons Jim Speicher hit nine points after second half action started to put the Falcons back on top with five minutes remaining in the third stanza The game then became a see-saw battle with Fairfield on top by two. 41-43 at the end of the quarter

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Davis, D. Taylor, L. Morgan, D. Dieterly 200 freestyle: 2:06.4 — second, L. Kroh; fourth, L. Lowe. 200 individual medley: 2:24.2 — second, T. Carpenter; third, A. Reed 50 freestyle: 27.6 — first, B. Brewer; third, C. Bryant Diving: 201.90 — first, N. Amos; second, R. Easley 100 butterfly: 1:15.8 — first, D. Staley; third, L. Morgan 100 freestyle: 1:03.6 — first. B. Brewer; third, C. Bryant 500 freestyle: 5:32.4 — second, L. Kroh; fourth, D. Dieterly 100 backstroke: 1:07.7 — second, T. Carpenter; third, T. Taylor 100 breaststroke. 1:23.1 — first, D. Staley; second, L. Ummel

Mark Lantz fouled out early in the fourth quarter which proved to be a one-point quarter with the lead again seesawing The Warriors were on top by one with 40 seconds remaining. Phil Stichter. a six foot, one inch senior forward, stepped to the foul line and hit the bucket for two With 12 seconds remaining The Warriors had the lead 63-60. Fairfield couldn't catch up and the victory belonged to Wawasee. Fairfield’s Speicher was the leading scorer with 21 points. Senior Worth Packer led Wawasee with 15, Bryan Smith added 14 and Stichter and Lantz each added 11. Packer, Mark Simpson and Kent Tro ba ugh each had three fouls in the first quarter. Lantz, however, was the only one who fouled out. Stichter and Ken Patton each had two fouls The Warriors 2-0 will host Mishawaka on Friday.

Hamilton It*. L Eastman It*. D Weaver, Itt. N Spurting igt. J A Reed IM. M Conkling 181. D Fink 12t. S Zarse 100. 12t, V Wilton 120. C Nolan 12*. D Walton 12*. A. Bechtold 12S. M R Henning ITA M Poeenfoote 17X N Shield* 172. D Glon 120 County Kwly's kegien 33H 10H Pett Burger Dairy 31 13 Pilcher* Shoes 2t IS RV Wheels It IS Barbee Hotel 2» 14 Wawatee Home Service* 22 12 Fireplace Co 23 It Wawase* Bowl 24 20 Bud'* Body Shop 23 21 Auer* Service 22 22 Sportsman»Bar 21 23 Cline* XH 23W Frost Ant A TV Service 14 X Whetten Asphalt Co 15H MH GAD. Safety Belt* IS 2t Wawatee Electronic* 14 X Rinker Built 13W XH Parker'* Hybrid* t 35 High team game Barbee Hotel — tit High team eerie* Fireplace Co — 243* 400 aerie* O Hyde 405. D Sorensen 402 SOO ter let D Brady sl4. R Wogoman 504 5 Sol Ina 520. P Royer S3*. D Roeder 520. L Caln sat, G Leake S3*. D Sorensen s2*. A

400 freestyle relay: 4:34.5 — first, C. Bryant, L. Morgan, L. Lowe, L. Kroh; third, A. Reed, D. Smith, J. Miller, D. Bartow Officials to hold 'Basketball Open House' The Northern Indiana Officials Association is having a ‘Basketball Open House' on Tuesday, Nov. 29, in the Milford Junior High School, Milford. The newest film on “The Rules of Basketball Winning Ways’,” will be shown. All officials, coaches and fans are welcome. The film will be shown at 7:30 p.m. sharp. Refreshments and get together will begin at 7 pm. All are invited to, “Come on out, bring your questions and Let’s talk Basketball’.” If more information is desired contact Don Neupauer, Elkhart. All officials attending will receive credit for meeting attendance.

Teams split with Huntington

By KELLI PRICE In a co-ed meet, at home, against Huntington North last Thursday, the Wawasee boys defeated their opponents and the Warriorette swimmers fell to the Huntington girls. The swimming Warriors came out on top in their first meet of the season with a score of 88 to Huntington’s 81. They had a good showing, winning seven first places. These blue ribbon spots went to Arnold in the 200 freestyle; Templeton in the diving competition; Hardy in the 100 butterfly . Arnold in the 100 freestyle; Bartow in the 500 freestyle; Carpenter in the 100 breaststroke; and the 400 freestyle relay team of Arnold,

Baker 540. G Whitacre SO2, G. Pavel 504, C. Eby 552. E. Cobum SO*. W. Stahly 532, M Ganshom 541. R. Hibachman S3*. G. Sorenaen 523. B Sorenaen 512. E. Henning 527. B Siabaugh $34, J. Morganthaler 302. J. Kern 542, H Cline SO4 200 game* S Wolf* 204. P. Royer 205. K. Wilson 214. L. Caln 220. D. Hyde 204. 204. E Coburn 202. W Stahly 205. R Hibschman 222. G. Sorenaen 212. D. SHchter 301. 302. B. Siabaugh 232. J. Kern 204 Sunday Nite Mixed Da* Keller 31 13 Holiday Rambler XH 13H Fairmont 30 14 Oasis XH 15H NP P 27H MH Frog Tavern 25 It Linway Leader* 24H ItH Taylor Wholetai* 22 22 Shaw* 21 23 Donna'* 1* 25 GAJ 10W 2SW Murphy'* 10W 251* Dairy Queen > It 24 Miller* Htg A Air Condi IS 2* Syr Traveler IS 2* Sportsman* Bar t 34 High team game: Fairmont — 472 High team series: Holiday Rambler — ”01

Freshmen open season at CC Members of the Wawasee freshmen basketball teams opened their season at Columbia City on Monday night. The A team returned home with a victory while the B team was defeated by the host Eagles. The A team won 49-47. John Locke was the leading scorer with 17 while Tim Butt was the leading rebounder. The Warriors were down 8-12 at the end of the first stanza and 2131 at half time. The second half, however, belonged to the Warriors who held a 37-34 edge at the third quarter stop and took the two-point victory. Members of the B team lost to Columbia City 42-40. Stacy Kuhn was high for the team with 16 and Lance Clark was second with 13. The freshmen will travel to Manchester next Monday to meet the Squires.

Bartow, Carlton, and Rosenkranz. The girls did not fair so well as they were beaten 88 to 84. Even so, they made a good attemp and set three new school records. These records were captured by Nancy Amos in diving, 212.95; Teresa Carpenter in the 200 individual medley, 2:29.6; and Boody Brewer in the 100 freestyle, 1:02.6. All three records were broken by their previous holders. Amos and Carpenter placed third with their outstanding scores. Brewer finished third in her event. Other firsts were claimed by Brewer in the 50freestyle; Carpenter in the 100 backstroke; and Lowe, Kroh, Morgan, and Bryant in the 400 freestyle relay.

Tuesday Night Ladle* Das Keller 33H itw Syracuse Rubber 32 20 Harper's Beach Bar SOW 2tw Whetten Asphalt 30 2Xg Wawase* mt 2* 23? Louies Bar 28 24 Lake of the Valley 271.* 24H Paper's Inc 25W 24H Walter Drug 25 27 Ganshom Printing 23 29 Augsburger's 22 30 Serenade Foods 5 47 High team game: Lake of the Valley — 7*3 High team series Das Keller — 21*1 500 serie* G. Hickman 553, N. Anderson 569 S. Keim 538, P Green 50* 450 series: L Golden 451. S. Brown 4*o, P. Smith 401. G. Wortinger 477. I. Dull 4SI. S. Gilbert 494. T. Brake 45* 200 games: N. Anderson 222 170 games: G. Hickman lt7, 191, ITS. L. Golden 10A N. Anderson 101. IM. S. Keim 140. It*. It*. S. Brown I*s. 14X P Smith IT4. 143. G Wortinger ITA 141. I Dull IM. B Miller 140. S. Gilbert ITS. 17a P Green I*l, 141. B. Smith 140. T. Brake 149, K. Shaw 147 Land O' Lake* Syracuae Traveler 34 14 CA J Construction 33 M Crow Roofing Inc. . M 20 Mid Stat* Ina. Agency 27 21 Ye Old* Pub 24 22 Syracuse Legion 14 22 Pavl'sCeramic 25 23 Knight of Columbia 23 25 Vega Corp. 22 34 Ligonier Elk'* 22 34 Frog Tavern 21 27 Harper's Beach Bar KM King* Keg ’♦ ” State Bank of Syracuse 13 35 High team gam* A serie* Syracuse Traveler - *32 2MI 500*er>es P. Campbell Sl7. K. KniMeySOA L. Newman 543. R Simon 50t, O Butler 52*. G Newcomer St*. G Hepler 502. G Sorenaen 501. O Smith SM. F Nylko* S2t. C. Walton 501. D May 52* D Stickler S2L B GraH SM. T Campbell SIA B Rice SOX C. Wogoman 524. M Durham 504 SOOgwne* K Knisley 221. R Simon 211. G Newcomer 22X D Smith 22*. C Fink 21A D Stichter 222. B GraH 217, B Rice 211. M Durham 232. M. Yoder 212 Campbell* » ’* Smith* Sunoco 31W 20>* Jam « »’ Little A Clark Walker* Roofing » » Walter Drug W » Scotts Landfill » “ Barth M 24 Arrow 33 ” MUtord Motors »W 2»W Augtburger* ” 3S UTS. « ♦* H«gh team game Smith* Sunoco — ’042 H>gh team **r>e* Campbell* — 2*24 SOO aariet O Butter 402 *3O »*<>*» P, Campbell SOB. L Newman 543. R. Simbn 512. D Wolterman 504. N Olton 50*. D Wuthrich SM. J Dewart S»S. G Sorenaen P*. P. Wvthnch 521 H Troup SIB. R Richey s3l. F vandergrttf 552. D Copeland SO* 300 gwne* R Simon 310. 23a D Butler

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Warriors edge Carroll in season's opener

By MARK STIFFLER Wawasee's Warriors held close for three quarters of Friday's season opener with Carroll and then they took charge to beat the Chargers 62-55 on the Wawasee court. The game was close from the beginning with Carroll holding a slim 12-10 lead with 2:00 left in the opening period. The score was tied at 14 with only a few seconds remaining when senior center Worth Packer connected on two free throws to give Wawasee a 16-14 lead at the quarter. In the second quarter Wawasee led by as much as 22-16 but let its lead shrink away under a Carroll rally to lead 29-26 at the half. The coaches and fans got a little upset early in the third quarter after the official called an over-and-back on Wawasee. Fortunately for the Warriors no technical fouls were called and no harm was done. Meanwhile the Chargers had come back and they led 44-43 at the buzzer ending the third period of play. Wawasee began to take charge at the fourth quarter whistle. The home team erased the Carroll lead with an 8-0 spurt at the beginning of the quarter to take a 51-44 lead. The Chargers couldn't pick up any ground because with about 3:00 left Wawasee sent into its four-corner offense. Two time-outs later when the buzzer sounded Wawasee had a 62-55 victory. Bryan Smith, last year's leading scorer, led the Warriors with 16 points. Most of Smith's points came in the fourth quarter spurt. Kent Trobaugh added 14 points and Mark Lantz and Worth Packer each added nine to the Wawasee output.

JV Warriors win opener

By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee High School junior varsity basketball team used b. lanced scoring and teamwork to defeat the Carroll Chargers in the season opener Friday night. Both teams got off to a slow start with the score only 5-4 Canroll with 3:00 left in the first quarter. The scoring picked up drastically as the score was Carroll 13, Wawasee 11 at the end of one period. The Warriors didn’t take much time to tie the score, however. The game was knotted at 13 after two minutes of second quarter action. The contest remained

225. N Olson 225. J Dewart 2U, G Sorensen 204. D. Copeland 210 Tuesday A ttarnean Ladles Y Phend And Brown 34 12 Star Store 32W 15W State Bank of Syracuse 2»W UW American industries 2* 1* Beacon 24 22 La Petite 25 23 Nellans Realtors 22 26 Mastercraft 21 27 Mock's Marina 20 2* Precision Automotive 1* 2* Donna s Cut And Curl 15 33 Ace Pest Control 13 35 High team game; Nellans Realtors — 783 High team series: Star Store — 2210 500 series: M. L Dixon 520 450 series: M Willard 492. L. McFarland 443. N Shield* 442. L. Jones 424. S. Quinn 44*. L. Speicher 408, S Wolterman 457. B Kline 4*4, D Craig 450. S Heckaman 451. B. Rinker 454. A Dahlstrom 44A O Gardner 4*3. J. Lanti 4M 170 gwnes M Willard ISO. 175. L. Jone* 170. M L. Dixon 173. ISA S. Quinn 188. L. Culbertson 170. S. Heckaman 17a B. Rinker 17A O. Gardner 17a D. Craig 174 Hits A Misses Keg 37 11 Wiles 31 17 Rinker M X Campbells 24W 21W Bud* 22 2* Sleepy Owl I*H 2*W N. P. Produce 1* 29 Barth 10 38 High team game Keg — 723 High teem serie*. Campbell* — XIS 440 series men: P. Campbell 433 SOO series men J. Kern SV. C. Lanti 510. B Simon 572 450 series women S Gilbert 451. N Wile* MB. L Hawn 47* 200 games men P. Campbell 20*. 204. 21*. J. Kern 217. 8 Simon 204. 203 170 game* women N. Wiles 17*. L. Hawn I*2. C Gamble* 182 Friday Night Mixed Thwaits Grain inc X 10 Syracuse Motors M 12 Mastercraft 14 14 Maple Leaf 25 IS Jim Moor* Motor* 24 14 Th* Shoe Shack 23 ” Syracuse Rubber 23 17 Village Tap 2IH MH Abreei* Construction X X Wawase* Electronic* ” 21 Beacon MH 17H Maxwetton 1* 18 Leegos n 23 Boyer 1? 23 KeithsPAH M 24 Syracuse Cleaners 14 U OuH'S Trucking 15 25 Zimmermans Grovel 14 24 Overhead Door 12 24 The Odo Couples * 31 500 serie* J Bieckport SOX G Bishop. R Castro SIX L Ryman sl*. G Sorensen 542, L. Welty SIX M Carlson 570. P. Kline SIX J. kem 525. G Titwait* Sl2 <SO serie* women P Smith 4*3 300 games R Castro 202. M Carlson 225. D. Vandipenbo* 200. G Bishop 20* 170 game* women: G Titwait* its. K. vandiepenoo* 172

dose until the half. With 1:00 left in the half Wawasee committed two consecutive turnovers which cost them a chance at the lead. They did score in the final seconds to take a 23-21 lead into the dressing room. The beginning of the third period saw Wawasee extend its lead to 29-21. Shortly after this spurt, junior forward Mark Wagoner was cut on the face. Varsity coach Jerry Lambert took him totithe dressing room to get the bleeding stopped. Wagoner soon returned to the game. Coach Robert Long, in his first game as the JV mentor, got a little too exated about an over-and-back call against his Warriors and he received a technical foul with :04 left in the third quarter. The Warriors extended their lead in the final period to seal the 45-35 victory. Bob Nordin. a 6-5 junior center, fouled out in the last minutes on an attempted block. Mark Sumpter led Wawasee scorers with 12 prints. He was followed by Kevin Smallwood’s 10 and Mark Wagoner’s 8.

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WHOSE BALL? — Members of the Wawasee and Carroll basketball teams wait for the ball to come down for an attempt at rebounding. Warriors in the photo are 35 Mark Lantz and 41 Ken Patton. Wawasee won the game 62-55 to be 1-6 as they went against Fairfield last night (Tuesday).

Swimmers divide Belmont meet

By KELLI PRICE The Wawasee swimmers went against Belmont last Saturday, away. The girls brought home a victory, but the boys chalked up a loss, in their second meet of the season. The Warriorettes soundly defeated Belmont’s girls 127 to 45. Wawasee took all of the firsts and all but four of the seconds. Carpenter, Ummel, Staley, and Brewer in the 200 medley relay; Kroh in the 200 freestyle; Carpenter in the 200 individual medley; Brewer in the 50 freestyle; Amos in diving; Staley in the 100 butterfly; Brewer in the 100 freestyle; Kroh in the 500 freestyle; Carpenter in the 100 backstroke; Staley in the 100 breaststroke; Bryant, Morgan, Lowe, and Kroh in the 400 freestyle relay completed the first placers for WHS. Belmont sunk the Warrior boys 125 to 46. Wawasee swimmer Scott Arnold did though manage to pull through with two first finishes. He won the 50 and 500

freestyle races. The Warrior’s one second went to the 400 freestyle relay team of Hurd, Carpenter, Bartow, and Charlton. The boys now carry a 1-1 record. They will next be seen swimming against Rochester on November 29, at home. The girls are 8-5 in season standings and they will have one more chance before sectional to up their record. The next compete in the co-ed meet against New- Prairie, away, on December 3. Their sectional will begin on December 8. Buses to transport Warrior fans Friday Shuttle buses will leave from Milford and North Webster at 6:15 p.m., Friday, to transport fans to the Mishawaka games at Wawasee High School. The junior varsity game will begin at 6:30 p.m., with the varsity game set for 8 p.m.