The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 December 1977 — Page 8

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. THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed.. December 7.1977

Sports

Warriors down Concord in first NIC game

By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee Warriors came out of the gate fast as they streaked to a M lead. Concord controlled the opening tip and nothing else went right for a while. Wawasee went on to a 69-62 victory. Senior guard Bryan Smith led the Wawasee charge with three steals in the early moments. He also contributed eight of the first 10 Wawasee points. Concord got down to business and came back to trial by only 16-14 at the end of the first quarter. In addition to Smith’s eight pointe in the quarter Worth Packer scored four as did Mark Lantz. Smith went right to work in the second period by scoring a three point play to increase the Wawasee lead to 19-14. The Warriors padded their lead to 2316 during the next four minutes. With a score 27-21 with 2:06 left in

Wawasee swimmers win two more

By KELLI PRICE The Wawasee swimmers and divers again topped their opponents this week. Last Tuesday the girls beat Mishawaka Marian and the boys defeated Rochester. On Saturday, both teams traveled to New Prairie to claim two victories again Tuesday, Nov. 29, at home, the Warriorettes went against Mishawaka Marian It was a coed meet as the WHS guys went against Rochester's boys on the same evening Both Wawasee teams topped their competition Last Saturday, Dec. 3, both WHS teams swam against New Frame for another co-ed meet This was the last showing before sectional of the 1977 Wawasee girls' swim team. Both teams again brought home success in winning their contests The Warriorettes beat the New Prairie team 115 to 57 Wawasee captured all 11 of the first places and set two new school records The record in the 50 yard freestyle was broken by Boody Brewer and the new diving record was set by Nancy Amos Brewer, a sophomore, swam her race in :27 5. Junior, Nancy Amos’ diving record is now 221.95. Both records were broken by the previous holders Amos' record also brought her a blue ribbon as did Brewer's. Brewer also won the 100 freestyle and helped Lin Ummel, Darsee Staley and Teresa Carpenter win the 200 medley relay. Staley also won the 100 butterfly and the 100 breaststroke Carpenter also claimed firsts in the 100 backstroke and the 200 individual medley Laura Kroh was the

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the half Concord’s Mike Hartford was whistled for a technical foul. It was only the first of three he would get in the game. Mark Lantz missed one and one free throw attempt. Phil Sticbter, however, was able to convert on one of the two technical free throws to give Wawasee a 28-22 lead. The score at halftime was Wawasee 34 Concord 28. Mark Lantz gave Wawasee a nine point lead at 37-28 with a three point play early in the third quarter Wawasee increased its lead during the next couple of minutes. Concord came back, though, to pull within 51-48 with 1:30 left. The Warriors added a couple more points to their lead by the end of the third quarter. Concord refused to give up in the fourt period. Wawasee stretched its lead to as many as seven points just to have the Minutemen come charging back

other big winner taking firsts in the 200 freestyle, the 500 freestyle, and partial credit is due her as she swam with Carmen Bryant, Lorrie Morgan, and Lisa Meek for a first in the 400 freestyle relay. The girls finished their regular season meets 10-5. Coach Peterson has a team to be proud of as several school records were broken and many personal goals were attained. Hopefully the Warriorettes will do well in their sectional beginning Thursday, Dec. 8. and with luck we’ll see some of the girls competing in the state meet on December 16 and 17. WAWASEE VS. NEW PRAIRIE (Giris) 200 Medley Relay: 2:09.8 first, T. Carpenter, L. Ummel, D. Staley, B. Brewer; third, T. Taylor, K. Davis. L. Morgan, D. Dieterly; D. Q., D. Bartow. L. Perry, E. Meek, S. Adair. 200 Freestyle: 2:20.8 first. L. Kroh; second, J. Miller; fifth, L. Keen.

J.V. Warriors pounded by Concord

Bv MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee High School J.V. basketball team kept close to Concord's Minutemen for the first half of Friday’s game but then ran into a cold shooting streak in losing to Concord 53-39. Wawasee jumped out to the early lead in the first quarter as the Warriors scored on the tip play. Concord finally got a point on the board on a free throw at 4:45 after a Kevin Smallwood foul. The scoring remained even

to get as close as 63-60 with 1:58 left in the game. Shortly after this Mike Hartford got his second and third technical fouls. He was ejected following the third one. The Warriors went into their four corner offense to control the ball late in the game. Wawasee scored one bucket during the last two minutes to put the icing on

Rochester tops Wawasee's girls

By KELLI PRICE Both the varsity and junior varsity Warriorette girls’ basketball teams lost to Rochester last Monday, Nov. 28, on their home court. Wawasee’s varsity was led by junior, Teresa Welborn. Welborn

200 Individual Medley: 2:34.9 first, T. Carpenter; third, A. Reed; fifth, L. Meek. 50 Freestyle: 27.5 first, B. Brewer; second, C. Bryant; fourth, D, Dieterly. Diving: 221.95 first, N. Amos; fourth, T. Beer. 100 Butterfly: 1:15.65 first, D. Staley; third, L. Ummel, fifth, D. Bartow. 100 Freestyle: 1:04.25 first, B. Brewer; third, C. Bryant; fourth, L. Morgan. 500 Freestyle: 6:27.1 first, L. Kroh. second, A. Reed; fourth, D. Dieterly. 100 Backstroke: 1:00 first, T. Carpenter; third, T. Taylor; fourth, J. Miller. 100 Breaststroke: 1:21.15 first, D. Staley; second, L. Ummel; fourth, K. Davis. 400 Freestyle Relay: 4:33.5 first, C. Bryant, L. Morgan, L. Meek, L. Kroh; fourth, L. Keen, E. Meek, D. Smith. L. Brown; sixth, Bjella, Harper, Wakeland, Taylor.

until there were 49 seconds left in the period. Concord drew even for the first time at 10-10. The score was still tied, this time 1212, at the end of the first quarter. Wawasee went out in the second quarter and took the lead again and they didn’t lose it until there were only 2:00 left in the half. Concord tied the game and then went ahead 26-24. The Minutemen extended their lead to 32-27 at the half. The third quarto* was the one that put the game out of reach for Wawasee. Concord only scored 10 pointe in the period. It still was more than Wawasee scored. The Warriors didn’t score in the quarter. The Minutemen had a comfortable 15 point lead at the end of three periods. Rob Smith scored Wawasee’s first pointe of the second half on a hoop with 4:50 remaining. The scoring was pretty even the rest of the way as the Warriors wet only able to gain one point on Concord. Kevin Smallwood led Wawasee with six points. Jay Kaiser, in a relief role, added five. The Warriors go after win number three at Warsaw Friday.

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the 69-62 win. Bryan Smith led Wawasee with 26 pointe. He was followed by Mark Lantz’s 15. Worth Packer and Ken Patton added eight a piece. Wawasee goes after its fourth win in five games at Warsaw Friday night.

was leading scorer with eight pointe as well as top girl in steals and assists. Senior, Lorene Spearman, also led the team with the most rebounds. Even with outstanding playing by these two the Warriorettes lost 36 to 51. Scores by the quarter were: first, Wawasee 5 and Rochester 12; second, W-18 and R-24; third, W--28 and R-33; and finishing the game was the total of W-36 and R--51. The Wawasee team shot 34 per cent in field goals making 16 of their 47 shots. In free throws, the Warriorettes made 4 of 10 for a 40 per cent. Rochester made 21 out of 54 attempted baskets, 39 per cent and nine of 12 free throws scored for a 75 per cent. The junior varsity Warriorettes lost a close game 16 to 18. Leading scorer for WHS was freshman Debbie Lechlitner. Leading rebounder was sophomore Karen Patton. The Warriorettes bettered the Rochester team in shooting percentages but they still fell behind in scoring by two points. Wawasee had a 22 per cent in field goals, shooting 28 and making six. In free throws, 4 out of 14,16 per cent was Wawasee’s total. Rochester scored on 8 of 49 shots, 16 per cent, and made only two out of 14 free* throws for a seven per cent, scores by the quarter were: W-3 and R-8 in the first; second, W-9 and R-8; third, W-10 and R-U; ending the game was the final score of Wawasee 16 to Rochester’s 18.

Lakeland | Lunch 11 | Menu December 12-16 MONDAY - Hot dogs, buttered potatoes, applesauce, cake and milk TUESDAY — Chicken Puerto R&n, cole slaw, fruit, peanut uuuer sandwich, pudding and milk WENESDAY - Meat loaf, baked potato, apple salad, bread and butter, cookie and milk THURSDAY - Pizza, buttered green beans, fruit cocktail, gamyammy muffins and butter, jello and milk FRIDAY — Fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, lettuce salad, bread and butter, ice cream and milk

Buses will run for Friday’s game

Buses will leave Syracuse at 5:30 pm., Milford, 5:45 p.m. and North Webstar at 5:45 p.m. Friday for the Wawasee-Warsaw game. Tickets will be available for the game at the door for two dollars. The junior varsity game will begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by

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Thursday Nit* Ladle* Zar** Plumbing A HtO- 39 13 Mary* Hobby Shop 35 17 Pilcher's Shoe* 31VS 20v> Bud* Bar 31 21 Wawasee Electronic* 30 22 Farm Bureau Co op 30 22 Thornburg Drugs 29vy 22V* Lynn Feller In*. 20 24 Kale island Beacon 27Vj 24Mj Maple Leaf Farm* 27 25 Frog Tavern 2* 24 Barth 2SV> MW Rainbow Farm Center 25 27 Geil'* Keyboard Music 25 27 Dove's, inc. 24 20 Pickwick Lounge 22 30 No. Weteter Fireman's Aux. 21V» 30v> Lata City Bank 20 32 Monsanto 13 39 Concept Engineering *Vj 43W High team game and series: Zarse Plumbing 0. Htg — 070-2424 500 series: JA Reed 530, B. Kern 535. D. Herandei 504. A. Peterson SOO 450 series: M Piter 490. N. Shield* 404, M. Whisler 404. I. Menile 491. B. Hamilton 4*o. H. Taylor 490, A. Stahley 4*o. C. Nolan 407. D. Long 407, J. Maher 407, S. Zarse 475, J. Harter 471, L. Ulery 470. A. Dean 407, J. Myer* 4*5. V. Wilson 405, J. Brown 405, B. Schopf 400. M Poppenfoose 450. L. Eastman 450. M R Henning 456, C. Blosser 454. E. Hibschman 452. N Geil 450 200 games: S. Zarse 210. B Kern 204, H. Taylor 200 170 game*: J.A. Reed I*o. 170. 170, A, Peterson 190. B. Hamilton I*l, M. Whisler 1*1,170, A. May 190.1. Mamie, 10*. J. Harter 10*. D. Herandei 109, 174. B. Kern 107, D. Long 100. N. Shields 100. M. Poppenfoose 170. J. Maher 177. C. Nolan 175. M. Piter 175. E. Tatman 173, W. Perry 173. Y. Coburn 173. E. Hibschman 172. V. Wilson 172 Friday Night Mixed Thwalts Grain Inc. 35 13 Syracuse Motors 35 13 Mastercraft 33 15 Jim Moore 32 14 Maple Leaf 31 17 Syracuse Rubber 30 10 Village Tap 2*v» 10Vj The Shoe Shack 25 23 Wawasee Electronics 22 22 Keiths P AH. 22 24 Abrells Construction 21 27 Beacon 19Vi 24V> Syracuse Cleaners 1* 29 Maxwelton 10 24 Leegos 10 24 Boyer 10 26 Dull* 10 30 Zimmerman's Gravel 15 33 Overhead Door 13 27 The Odd Couples 10 30 500 series: M Carlson 509. R. Smith 539. L. Epley 522. L. Ryman 502, D. Felkner 542. G. Myer* 509, L. Welty 557. J. Kern 510. B. Th waits 545. B Simon 519, P. Kline 512, R. Gerrity 550. P Smith 510 450 series: C Nolan 441,1. Dull 472, G. Th wait* 450. B. Klin* 400. J. Morganthaler 447 200 games: L. Welty 214. B. Thwalts 334. L. Epley Ml R GerrWy 221 170 games: C. Nolan 170. G Thwalts 190. B. Kline 170. P. Smith 190, J Morganthaler 100, 171 County Kurly's Keglers 30VS 13V» RV Wheels 34 14 Petz Burger Dairy 35 17 Pilcher's Shoe* 34 10 Firepiece Co 31 21 Wawasee Home Services 30 22 Barbee Hotel 29 23 Wawasee Bowl 20 24 Auer's Service 20 24 Bud's Body Shop 27 25 Cline's Construction 24V> 27v> Sportsman's Bar 22 30 Whetten Asphalt Co. 20Vi 31 V> Rintar Built I*W 32Vi Frost Ant. and TV Service 10 34 GAD Safety Belts 10 34 Wawasee Electronic* 14 34 Parker* Hybrids 13 3* High team game: RV Wheels — 934 High team series: Pilcher's Shoes — 2707 500 series: R. Soiina 514. D Butler 529. P. Kline 510, J. Morganthaler 529, B. Coburn 520, P Beazley 507, R Knisley 51A K. Knisley 521, D Knisley 555. G Klenke 512. D. Roeder $23. G Liske 532. C Eby 554. E. Coburn 503. S Butt 534. W. Stahley 534. F. Nyikos 520. E Henning 549, M. Dorsey 547, A. Baker 540. G. Whitacre 504, C. Anderson 541, D Hyde 514, R. Simon 524. S. Soiina 520, B. Motts 537. J. Wilson 571 K Stlchter 510. D. Stichter 513. E Harting 500 200 gam**: J LeCount 210. B. Coburn 214. D Knisley 200. C. Eby 204. A. Baker 204. C Anderson 202. P Royer 201. J Wilson 212. D. Stichter 200. E. Harting 210 Land'O'Lakes Syracuse Traveler 40 16 CA J Construetion 37 19 Crow Roofing 32 24 M>d State ins Agency 31 25 Syracuse Legion Paul's Ceramic 20 M Ligonier Elk's .■' > Vega Corp. YeOWePub 27 29 Frog Tavern 30. 30 Knight* Os Columbus 25 31 King* Keg 21 35 Harper'* Beach Bar 21 35 State Bank of Syracuse 20 34 H'gh team game: vega Corp — *34 Hioi team serie* Syracuse Traveler — 2723

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the varsity contest at 8 p.m. Saturday’s game with Triton will have shuttle buses running from North Webster and Milford at 6:15 p.m. Triton and Wawasee junior varsity squads will play at 6:30 p.m. Varsity players will meet at 8 p.m.

400 serie*: D. Butler 430 (230 214) R. Hick* 411. (345) 500 series: P. Bright 515, F. Nyikos 542, J. Warren 519, A. Zimmerman 514. L. Longenbaugh 531, K. Knisley 547. L. Newman 534. R. Simon 530, D. Jone* 505, S. Butt 520. W. Benson 510. D. Stlchter 520, R. Plitard 505. G. Hartter 527. C Walton 540, G. Price 522. B. Eyer 551. P. Flanagan 512. P. Mathew* 533. B. Rice 511. M Durham 510 200game*: A. Zimmerman 214. K. Knisley 203, C. Walton 210. P. Flanagan 204. M. Durham 213 11 Ulf 81 ft IMIS Campbell's 41 1* Jeff's SOW 21W Walker's 37 23 Smith's Sunoco 35W 24W Barth 33 27 Little & Clark 32 20 Waiter's Drug* 31W 20W Scott's 31 2* Arrow 20 32 Milford Motors 22W 37W Augsburgerts 21 3* UTS » 51 High team game. Campbell** — 1001 High team series: Walker's Roofing — 3073 400 series: P. Mock 41*. L. Newman 437 500 series: S. Walker 549, C Kober 543. D. Wolterman 545. L. Welty 503. J. Dlppon 531. G. Hepler 500. K. Mathews 540. G. Sorensen 505. P. Campbell 502. D. Rensberger 500, B. Simon 530. D. Butler $44. T. Levemler 504. N. Olson 504. R. Smith 510. D. Wuthrich 501 200 games: P. Mock 220. K. Mathews 224. G. Sorensen 224. P. Campbell 203, 21Z L. Newman 203. 21*. 215, B. Simon 202. D. Butler 213, N. 0150n,200, R. Smith 207. D. Wuthrich 215. T. Letarnler 243. F. Mange* 202 Sunday Nlalil Holiday Rambler 35W 14W Da* Keller 35 17 Oasis 34W 17Vi Fairmont 33 1* Frog 31 21 Taylor Wholesale 29 23 N. P. Produce 20W 23W Shaws 26 26 Llnway Leader* 25 1 Z> 24W CAJ 24W 27W DQ 22 30 Murphy's 20W 31W Donna* 20 34 Syr. Traveler 10 32 Millers Htg. A Air Condt. 17 35 Sportsmans Bar 14 30 High team game A serie*. Holiday Rambler — 711 2007 500 series: L. Hawn 520. K. Knisley 525. S. Soiina 554, R. Soiina 544. B. Simon 51*. J. Davis 544, J. Simpson 500, V. Becher 524, O. Jone* $22 4so series: E. Siabaugh 444. K. Soiina 445. E. Abuine 44*. M. Hoffman 470, C. Richard* 450. B. Lehman 494, C. Sweatland 457, M. Rensberger 4M 200games: K. Knisley 201. R. Soiina 202, J. Davis 214 170 games: L. Hawn I*2. K. Soiina 144. E. Aluin* 17X M. Hoffman 174, M Soiina 171, B. Lehman 174. C. Simpson 171, B. Hamilton in. M. Rensberger 102. I*l Hits A Misses Keg 43 13 Campbell 31W 24W Wile* 31 25 Rintar 2* 27 Bud* 27 2* Sleepyowl 25W SOW N. P. Produce 23 33 Barth 14 42 High team game A series: Sleepyowl — 709-2017 500 series: G. Sorensen 510. B. Simon 545. F. Nyikos 544, K. Knisley s*o. P. Campbell 523. C. Lantz 524. B. Siabaugh 504. G. Lantz 512 450 series: L. Hawn 403. N. Wile* 470 200 games: K. Knisley 210, P. Campbell 222, C. Lantz 202 170 games; L. Hawn 171, S. Gilbert IN, S. Flanagan 102 Tuesday Afternoon Ladle* Phend and Brown 40 14 Star Store MW 17W American Industrie* 34 20 Stat* Bank of Syracuse 33W 22W La Petit* 2* 27 Nellans Realtors 27 2* Beacon 27 29 Mock's Marina 24 32 Mastercraft 23 33 Perciston Automotive 2V 34 Donna's Cut A Curl If ' 37 Ac* Pest Control 17 3* High team gam* A serie*: American Industrie* — o*o-245* 500 series: N. Shield* 571, L. Neff 550. J. H«ys 503 450 series; B. Ganz 472. E. Hughe* 441, S. Quim 401. I. Hart 451, C. Whitacre 4*7, L. Crow 4M, M. Rensberger 4*3, A. Dahlstron 451. A. Gailahan 4*l. R. Gerrity 4N. S. Heckaman 45*. B. Kline 453 200 games: N. Shield* 212. L. Neff 230 170 gwne*: S. Wolferman 174, N. Shield* 145.174. B Ganz 177. L. Neff 174, M. Bucklew 172. C. Smith 144, B Rinker 174. S. Quinn I*7. I. Hwt 170, C. Whitacre I*7, J. Hay* ’*2. A. Gallahan 17*. L. Crow 174. M. Rensberger 183. J. Lantz 174. A. Dahistron Hl, O. Gardner I*s Early colonial farmers guaranteed a good crop by chanting: “One for the cutworm/ One for the crow/ One for the blackbird/ And three to grow.’’

HHHHBi I V I ■■nncnsinß B Mr I iJn/ I F k / w MOST IMPROVED — Gary Gerencser, 13. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gerencser, r 1 Milford, has been designated as a most improved player at Pannore Golf Course, New Paris, said pro Scot Schuster. Gerencser will be listed in the January issue of Golf Digest as a most improved player, in a program sponsored by Golf Digest and Occidental Life. The first book ever printed e on cornstalk paper was Mfin appropriately titled: Farm VVIV9IIVI9 111 Products in Industry. first meet By MARK STIFFLER Y /// /i The Wawasee wrestling teams A • ' opened their season Thursday with a split with Fairfield. J 1 The J.V. squad lost to the "hiie the varsity y o remove scorc h stains from won 35-21. The squads go to the cotton try wetting the mate . mats again December Bat rial and scrubbing some scourPlymouth. jng cleanser into the spot. WINTER JACKETS d/) Several Styles In Corduroy, Wool / y v/pl Thermal & Poplin — Plaids & Plains // / H S] 995.53995 M rouBLEKNiT SWEATERS ■ I * Cardigans & Slipovers Patterns & Plaids Light & Heavy Weights Nice Selection $] 6 00 s9’s t Career Club I Permanent Press White ■JH-* 111 111 DRESS snoo FLANNEL SHIRT SHIRTS & Plains & Plaids Plains & Patterns 4 Wo ‘9 hts »9«« ’B’7. Denim -j, - - WORK JACKETS W outdoor Zipper Front. Waist Length Wool Blanket Lined VESTS _ -ee - Black Thermal $10” Snap Front. Western Style ■ v Pile Lined Pile Lined Thermal sl6” ‘ s ls” Blanket Lined Overshirt Denim Pile Lined s l4 ” s l4 « a E/ S w i'S I St. e