The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 February 1978 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., February 22,1978
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Sports
Warrior wrestlers bow in semi-state
By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee wrestling team, finishing'probably its best season ever, sent four wrestlers to the Fort Wayne North Semi-State Saturday. The four Warrior grapplers were unable to get past tough first-round opponents and were eliminated from the tournament. Larry Germonprez, Wawasee’s 105 pounder, met tough Lazarus of Deville and lost by a score of 93. The Warriors’ 126 pound entry,
Sectional ticket l sales scheduled
Sectional basketball tickets will go on sale Friday, Feb. 24, from 8 a.m. until 12 noon and from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at the Wawasee High School bookstore. Student season ticket holders will be able to purchase tickets at that time, and must bring their season tickets. Students without season tickets and adult season ticket holders will be able to pick up tickets Monday Feb. 27, from 8 a.m. until
Youth Center events
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22 Macrame class, 9:30-11 a.m.; Junior high exercise, 3:45-4:45 p.m.; youth theater at Syracuse Junior High School, 3:45-4:45 p.m.; gymnastics, 5:45-6:45 p.m. THURSDAY, FEB. 23 Basketball 4-5 grades, 6:30-8:30 p.m. SATURDAY, FEB. 25 Beginning gymnastics, 8:30 a.m.; advanced beginning gymnastics, 9:30 a.m.; intermediate gymnastics, 10:30 a.m.; advanced gymnastics, 12 noon ; basketball 2-3 grades, 1:305:30 p.m. MONDAY, FEB. 27 Basketball, 4-5 grades, 5-7 p.m. 1 TUESDAY, FEB. 28 Puppets, 3:45-4:45 p.m.; tap dance, 4:45-5:30 p.m.; ballet, 5:45-6:30 p.m.; modem dance, 6:45-7:30 p.m. Basketball The youth center basketball program is now in full swing. This last week saw several exciting.games being played. In the
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Hal Hammaker, met Ford of Warsaw and was unable to defeat the Tiger as he lost 9-4. Wawasee’s only senior in the Semi-State, John Beer, is the 185 pound wrestler. Beer met Burdsall of Elwood and lost a close 4-2 verdict. Doug VanLue, Wawasee’s heavyweight wrestler, took a regional title into the action Saturday but VanLue had the roughtest going of any of the Warrior wrestlers. Doug was pinned by another Warsaw grappler, Degaetono, in 3:42.
12 noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, from 8 a.m. until 12 noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. elementary and junior high school students and adult nonseason ticket persons, residing in the Lakeland Community School district, may obtain tickets. One ticket may be purchased per student and all persons are asked to purchase tickets on their scheduled date. Tickets are $3.75 for students and adults.
second and third grade league, Skylark Realty defeated Lakeland Realty, Todd Realty cruised past Hinesley Realty, Runge Development topped Beer Realtors and Chalet Realty squeaked past Fry and Wells Realty. In the fourth and fifth grade league, Harborside Condominium lost to Beaty Associates, Lakeland Realty 2 won over Jay’s Insurance and Realty, Lucas Realtors outlasted Elder Real Estate and Tiffany LTD edged Nellans Realtors.
Baseball Boosters to meet Thursday Members of the Milford Baseball Boosters will meet tomorrow (Thursday) at 7 p.m. in room 105 of the Milford Junior High School. An election of officers will be held and plans will be made for the coming chili supper and for the summer.
Warriors top Northfield 69-63
By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee Warriors won their 12th game of the season as they edged the Northfield squad 69-63 in a thriller at Northfield Friday night. The Warriors began slowly but were able to gain the lead in plenty of time for the victory. In the opening period the hosts raced to a 16-11 lead. Wawasee got loosened up from the long bus ride in the second quarter. The visitors outscored Northfield 23-13 to take a 34-29 lead into the dressing room at the half. In the third stanza the Warriors, who never trailed in
Bowling
County Pilcher's Shoes- 15 5 Barbee Hotel 15 5 Rinker Built 15 5 RV Wheels 12 8 Wawasee Home Services 12 8 GB. D Safety Belts 12 8 Sportsman's Bar 11 9 Frost Ant. 8> TV Service 11 9 Kurly's Keglers , 10 10 Cline's 10 10 Auer's Service 10 10 Wawasee Bowl 8 12 Petz Burger Dairy 7 13 Parker's Hybrids 7 13 Bud's Body Shop 5 15 Fireplace Co. 6 10 Whetten Asphalt Co. 5 11 Wawasee Electronics 5 15 High team game and series: Pilcher's Shoes — 942-2774 600 series: C. Eby 645 500 series: D. Butler 507, N. Kistler 503, E. Harting 504, E. Coburn 510, W. Stahly 556, M. Elliott 527, B. Secor 500, M. Ganshorn 579, R. Henwood 568, C. Frushour 539, J. Wilson 514, D. Galloway 504, N. Cooper 504, R. Strom beck 521, M. Dorsey 552, E. Henning 556, D. Stichter 502, K. Stichter 564, B. Sorensen 509, G. Sorensen 519, R. Knisley 551, G. Fidler 518, J. Knisley 508, K. Knisley 513, D. Knisley 549, J. Schopf 524, P. Hoover 509, T. Campbell 517, B. Knisley 545, R. Strom beck 521, M. Dorsey 552, E. Henning 556, G. Liske 540, L. Cain 504, D. Taylor 516, D. Clay 509, D. Hyde 558 200 games: P. Kline 212, C. Eby 278, M. Ganshorn 213, R. Henwood 218, D. Galloway 210, D. Rensberger 205, M. Dorsey 204, E. Henning 200, D. Stichter 201, P. Hoover 217, K. Stichter 225, R. Knisley 208, D. Knisley 202, 212, B. Knisley 201, M. Dorsey 204, E. Henning 200, G. Lishe 212, A. Baker 208 Friday Night Maple Leaf 15 5 AAaxwelton 15 5 Dull'S 14 6 Jim Moore 14 2 Syracuse Rubber 13 7 Shoe Shack 12 8 Syracuse Motor Sales 11 9 Overhead Door 11 5 Th waits 11 9 Beacon 11 9 Abrell's 10 10 Wawasee TV 8 12 Syracuse Cleaners 8 12 Boyer 8 12 Mastercraft 7 13 Keith's 7 13 Zimmerman's 7 13 Odd Couple 6 14 Leego's 6 14 Village Tap 2 18 600 series: G. Bishop 623 500 series: R. Braze! 554, R. Castro 500, L. Ryman 536, F. Eby 522, J. Kern 557, B. Th waits 567, E. Kamp 508, S. Graff 502, L. Gilbert 523, R. Halsey 565, A. Bishop 505, A. Epert 502, L. Welty 516, R. Walker 529, L. Epley 545 450 series women: D. Blackport 476, R. Gerrity 463, I. Dull 456, S. Kern 458, B. Kline 493 200 games: R. Brazel 208, L. Ryman 203, B. Thwaits 201, B. Kline 200, G. Bishop 215, 212, R. Walker 201 170 games women: L. Carlson 182, D. Blackport 186, F. Eby 174, 190, L. Gilbert 181, 181, B. Epert 179, A. Bishop 184
the second half, steadily ini creased their lead to a semicommanding lead of 50-41 after I three periods of action. I Northfield did manage to gain a little ground in the final eight minutes but it was too little too i late as Wawasee maintained control of the game and the lead to coast to the victory by a final count of 69-63. The Warriors enjoyed balanced scoring for the evening. Kent Trobaugh, who had an excellent first half, ended up leading Wawasee scorers with 15 points. Phil Stichter contributed 14, Mark Lantz 12, and Worth Packer 10 to the Warrior off-
Bantam Strikettes 36 15 Bowling Beach Bums 33% 17% Charleys Angels 32% 18% Strikers? 31 20 Sunflowers 30 21 Star Wars 30 21 Junior Angels 27 24 Bionic Bowlers 27 24 Super Stars 26 25 Sweat Hogs 26 25 Strikers 19 26 25 Black Sheep 24’% 26% Gas For Less 24% 26’% Martin's Feed 24 27 Gutter Buster 22 29 Syracuse Sparklers 20 31 Bad News Bowlers 19 32 Bad News Bears 18 33 Buzzing Bowlers 17 34 Champions 17 34 300 series: D. Kern 301, G. Weisser 301 225 series women: B. Wolfe 228, R. Hunter 272, J. Richards 267, L. Druckamiller 234, T. Ryman 236, K. Rockenbaugh 245, T. Cox 284, B. Traviola 239, R. Peterson 278, B. LeCount 230, B. Henson 246, D. Roberts 246, K. Swartz 233, G - §Wartz 282, C. Speicher 242, D. Young 258, B. Goshert 235, J. Carden 226, G. Miller 228, B. Boyer 247, 8. McDonald 245, 125 games: J. Stettler 131, R. Hunter 129, 143, J. Richards 161, L. Druckamiller 131, T. Ryman 126, D. Kern 179, K. Rockenbaugh 133, T. Cox 135, 149, B. Traviola 136, R. Peterson 139, 139, B. LeCount 163, B. Henson 125, G. Weisser 147, 154, D. Roberts 128, G. Swartzjl69, C. Speicher 130, D. Young 123, 135, B: Goshert 125, J. Carden 134, J. Richards 132, G. /teller 130, B. Boyer 125, B. McDonald 137 “ Hits & Misses Team Honor Scores 2-8-78 High team game and series: Campbell's — 738 2046 500 series: men, G. Sorensen 584, J. Kern 589, B. Slabaugh 520, P. Flanagan 557, J. Gambles 522, C. Lantz 513, K. Knisley, women, L. Hawn 519 450 series women: S. Kern 486, C. Campbell 487, N. Wiles 483, P. Bright 486 200 games: P. Flanagan 221, J. Kern 245 170 games women: N. Wiles 183, P. Bright 180, S. Flanagan 186, S. Kern 183, C. Campbell 170, L. Hawn 174,179, S. Gilbert 175 Campbell's 64% 35’% Keg 59 41 Wiles 56 44 Bud'S 54’% 45’% Sleepy Owl 47 53 Rinker's 43 57 New Paris Produce -=? 39 61 Barth 36 64 High team game: Keg — 742 High team series: Campbell's — 2087 600 series: P. Campbell 617 500 series: J. Kern 568, P. Flannagan 559, J. Miller 534, K. Knisley 551, C. Lantz 554, J. Gambles 501, K. Doty 501, G. Sorensen 516, 450 series women: N. Wiles 472, B. Slabaugh 498, S. Gilbert 499, S. Kern 484, P. Bright 485 200games: J. Gambles 201, C. Lantz 220, J. Miller 201, P. Flanagan 225, P. Campbell 214, 209 170 games women: L. Hawn 194, S. Gilbert 196, 188, S. Kern 182, P. Bright 190 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Phend 8> Brown 57 27 Star Store 55 29 American Industries 55 29 Nel lan's Realtors 50 34 State Bank of Syracuse 43’% 40% Beacon ‘ 42 42 La Petite 41 43 Mastercraft 36 48 Precision Automotive 35 49 Mock's Marina 34 50 Donna's Cut 8> Curl 28% 55% Ace Pest Control 27 57 High team game and series: Precision Automotive — 860-2365 500 series: B. Rinker 513, S. Quinn 530 450 series women: B. Ganz 478, L. Neff 469, E. Kirkdorfer 465, M. Willard 470, L. Me Farland 466, E. Kirkdorfer 465, M. L. Dixon 488, M. Deck 469, M. Bucklew 489 200 games: S. Quinn 200 170 games women: L. Neff 184, G. Wyant 177, B. Rinker 192, M. Deck 186, C. Reid 180, M. Bucklew 181, E. Kirkdorfer 175, B. DeWitt 189, M. L. Dixon 175 Milford Business Walters Drug 22 6 Scott's Landfill 21 7 Little 8* Clark M 12 Arrow 15 13 Smith Sunoco 14 14 Campbells 13 15— Walkers Roofing 13 15 Augsburgers 12 16 Jeffs 12 16 Barth 12 16 UTS 12 16 Milford Motors 6 22 High team game and series: Scotts — 10523059 600 series: D. Wuthrich 607 500 series: C. Grove 509, J. Simpson 505, O. Richards 545, F. Vandergrift 512, D. Ren Week end games to end season The West Noble basketball game will be played at West Noble Friday as scheduled. Fan buses will leave at 5:45 p.m. from Milford and North Webster and 6 p.m. from Syracuse. Tickets will be sold at the gate, for $1.25 for students and $1.50 adults. Due to the energy pinch, the Whitko game has been rescheduled for Saturday afternoon at Whitko. The junior varsity team will play at 2 p.m., followed by the varsity game at 3:30 p.m. Buses will run for this game and are to leave at 12:45 from Milford, 1 p.m. from Syracuse and 1:15 p.m. from North Webster. All tickets will be sold at the game for one dollar, students; and two dollars for adults.
sense. Bryan Smith chipped in with nine points and 10 assists. Both teams were hot from the field. Northfield hit 52 per cent of its shots and Wawasee hit 50 per cent. The big difference came at the free throw line. Wawasee hit 19 of 25 charity shots while Northfield was only at the line 13 times and converted seven of them. This 12 point advantage in free throws counteracted a six point Northfield advantage in field goals. Wawasee, 12-6 and winners of four in a row, travel to West Noble Friday night and then the Warriors end the regular season Saturday afternoon at Whitko.
sberger 537, L. Newman 554, D. Butler 512, J. Dippon 538, G. Hepler 512, G. Sorensen 570, S. Weisser 505, J. Perry 549, D. Levemier 514, L. Young 530, R. Cook 530, S. Sager 521, L. Welty 513, W. Bucher 520, P. Wuthrich 511, L. Troup 542, B. Replogle 545, B. Wolterman 528, D. Dieterly 579, M. Tat man 581, M. Elliott 564 200 games: C. Grove 214, L. Newman 205, D. Rensberger 223, J. Dippon 203, G. Sorsensen 208, J. Perry 200, 212, L. Young 202, D. Wuthrich 222, 204, R. Cook 215, B. Wolterman 206-, D. Dieterly 231, M. Tatman 216, M. Elliott-200, 200 Tuesday Night Ladies Syracuse Rubber 64 28 Whetten Asphalt 61% 30% Wawasee Interior 53% 38% Das Keller 50% 41% Louies Bar & Grill 47 45 Lake of the Valley 46% 45% Paper's Inc. 44% 47% Harper’s Beach Bar 44% 47% Walter Drug 44 48 Augsburger's 40 52 Ganshorn Printing 38 54 Serenade Foods 17 75 High team game: Ganshorn Printing — 778 High team series: Syracuse Rubber — 2225 500 series: S. Keim 505, P. Smith 528, E. Wogoman 526, S. Brown 518 450 series: A. May 472, B. Miller 453, S. Gilbert 476, J. Hickman 481, J. Wortinger 490, 8. Young 451, P. Green 460, B. Smith 452, D. Slabach 489 200 games: S. Keim 200 Pam Smith won a Triplicate Patch with "three games of 176. 160 games: S. Keim 181, I. Dull 162, 163, A. May 168, B. Miller 184, S. Gilbert 181, J. Hickman 177, P. Smith 176, 176, 176, J. Wortinger 193, F. Church 169, E. Stichter 163, E. Wogoman 189, 181, C. Yoder 168, P. Green 166, M. Piter 167, B. Smith 167, S. Bucher 160, D. Slabach 181, S. Brown 193, 168 Sunday Night Das Keller , 54 30 Oasis 53% 30% Holiday Rambler 53 31 Taylor Wholesale 57%' 32% Lin way Leader 50% 29% Frog 49% 34% New Paris Produce 48% 35% Fairmont 46 38
Walter Drug Co. team wins LWBA tournament
The Walter Drug bowling team won the handicap division of the eighth annual Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association tournament held last week at the bowling alley south of Syracuse. Rolling a 2743 series, the team consissted of Ellen Slabaugh, Linda Garza, Tammy Brake, Carolyn Richards and Virginia Showalter. Scratch division of the team event was won by Bud’s Bar with a 2362 series. Bowling on this team were Iva Scott, Nellie Spurting, Donna Rigdon, Helen Taylor and Jo Ann Reed. Second place team handicap was won by Bud’s Bar with 2725 and Thornburg Drug received third place with 2710. Helen Taylor and Jo Ann Reed rolled a 1097 to win the scratch division of the doubles event. First place handicap doubles was captured by Joyce Castro and Janice Ryman with 1200. Second (dace in the handicap doubles event went to Helen Taylor and Jo Ann Reed with 1175. Yvonne Coburn and Elaine Stichter won the handicap doubles thrid place with 1165. Rolling a 577 scratch series, Lynda Eastman captured the scratch division of the singles event. Sarah Zarse had a 640 series to win the handicap division of the singles event. Second place handicap singles was won by Luann Gardner with 638 and Sharon Gilbert with 634 placed third. "TRY US ON FOR SIZE” MEN WOMEN 7 AAA AA A 5A 4A JA 818 717 Sl7 7-12 5-13 513 3 C D AA B C 518 Sl7 5-17 4'z 14 3-14 4-13 E 2E 3E DE 2E 3E 516 j5-I6 516 4-13 313 413 SE 6E Buster Brown Kids 515 513 6-T1 Shoes A thru EEEE • Boss • Dexter • Hush Puppies • Adidas • Red Wmg • Porto Ped • Wright • Converse • Red Cross • Cobblers • Trotters • Tretorn • Child Life • Wolverine • Grasshoppers • Nurse Motes • Sebogo • Top Siders • Ped wm • Fleet Air • Pro Keds • Evons • Nunn Bush • Roblee • Herbst • Massagic • Ticos • Doc s • Mellow Motes • Viner • Bear Traps * • Frye • Stacy Adams • Bostonions • Nettle ton • Penoljo • Dunhom • Cobbies • Morgan Quinn MastwOwryVisa*American Exptw Doug Pilcher Shoe Store 219/457-3662- opm 6 Dm*. 9 to 6 106 S. Huntington St. (S.R. 13) Syracuse, IN 46567
Recognition nights set Recognition nights for several winter sports have been scheduled at Wawasee High School. February’ 28, at 7:30 p.m., in the auditorium the boys’ swimming and wrestling teams will be recognized for their efforts. Girls’ and boys’ basketball teams will be honored for their performances March 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
G6J 42% 47% Millers Htg. 8. A C 36% 47% Dairy Queen 36% 47’% Murphy's z 32% 51% Shaws 31 53 Donna's 28% 55% Syracuse Traveler 28% 55% Sportsman's Bar 24’% 55’% High team game : Taylor Wholesale — 769 High team series: Holiday Rambler — 1984 600 series: G. Sorensen 607 500 series: L. Hawn 534, K. Knisley 533, D. Hamilton 581, J. Davis 549, B. Renier 517, P. Larimer 553, S. Solina 515, R. Sollna 502, M. Rensberger 507, E. Fortier 540, B. Simon 513 450 series: L. Larimer 465, E. Alwine 494, L. Jones 455, M. Fortier 466 200 games: L. Hawn 214, A. Slabaugh 212, J. Simpon 215, D. Hamilton 236, P. Larimer 221, S. Solina 210, G. Sorensen 214, 219 170 games: B. Hamilton 181, K. Larimer 178, E. Alwine 182, M. Rensberger 190, M. Soline 174 Land 'O' Lakes Ligonier Elk's 24 4 Crow Roofing Inc. 17% 10% Syracuse Legion 16 12 Kings Keg 151% 12% Syracuse Traveler 15 13 Harper's Beach Bar 15 13 Mid-State Ins. Agency 14 14 State Bank of Syracuse 14 14 C & J Construction 13 15 Vega Corp. 13 15 Knights of Columbus 10 18 Frog Tavern 10 18 Paul's Ceramics 10 18 Ye Olde Pub 9 19 High team game: Ligonier Elk's — 928 High team series: Syracuse Legion — 2767 500 series: B. Graff 534, B. Rice 503, C. Campbell 521, P. Mathews 515, L. Ryman 537, M. Yoder 518, M. Godfrey 503, M. Sprague 500, M. Durham 534, P. Campbell 531, L. Newman 543, R. Simon 510, D. Butler 572, R. Wogoman 544, B. Eyer 588, D. Smith 513, G. Nordm an 552, C. Fink 505, K. Stichter 562, K. Doty 514, D. May 521, D. Stichter 532, G. Newcomer 505, G. Hepler 566, G. Sorensen 536 200 games: B. Rice 204, C. Campbell 277, P. Mathews 204, M. Durham 213, P. Campbell 211, D. Butler 200, 216, C. Wogoman 204, R. Wogoman 204, B. Eyer 253, S. Butt 201, J. Warren 215, G. Hepler 202, G. Sorensen 226
Sue Wolferman with a 1621 total was high in the scratch all events division. Winners in the handicap all events division were Sarah Zarse with 1788, first; Betty Young with 1767, second; and Sue Wolferman with 1756, third.
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Gymnasts compete in three-way meet
By KELLI PRICE Last Wednesday, at the Wawasee High School gym, Wawasee, Jim town and Elkhart Central gymnasts competed at the beginning and intermediate levels. Wawasee’s beginning team placed second to Jimtown and the intermediate Warriorettes came in third behind first place Jimtown and second place Central. Wawasee’s optional team performed exhibition. Jimtown’s beginners scored 63.4, Wawasee 56.8 and Elkhart Central scored a close 56.65 points in beginning competition Wednesday evening. Wawasee’s results in vaulting were: Sandy Lozano first (5.9), Jenny Boyer fifth (4.25), and Daniell Neibert ninth (3.6). In uneven bars Neibert claimed Wawasee’s only first, tieing with S. Bender of Jimtown (5.9), Rhonda Hickman took fourth place (5.8), and Stephanie Baumgartner was fifth (5.7). Balance beam placed Jenny Boyer in fourth (5.65), Judy Knudsen fifth (5.1), and Tonda Davis came in seventh (4.6). On the floor. Boyer tied for fourth (5.75), in the beginning compulsory exercise and Hickman took seventh (4.55). On the intermediate level, Jimtown again claimed top honors with 62.2 points. Central edged Wawasee out for second place with scores of 48.9 to 48.8.
Wawasee swimmers compete in sectional
By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee High School swim team participated in the Elkhart Central Sectional last week and several boys turned in good showings. A list of the swimmers who placed in the various events follows. 200 yard freestyle — Scott Arnold placed eighth 200 individual medlay — Steve Rosenkranz placed fourth
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Wawasee’s vaulters placed second with Kelli Price (7.0), a fourth for Boody Brewer (6.4), and seventh place went to Rose Easley (5.1). Brewer also competed on the uneven bars for a placing of fourth (2.5). In balance beam Easley took third (5.75) and Price came in fifth (3.4). In the final event, floor exercise. Price claimed second (6.9), Brewer took eighth (5.0) and Easley came in ninth (4.75), The Warriorette optional team, minus ill Kathie Yoder, scored 73.4 points in its exhibition performance. Tracy Rinker claimed all the firsts. Rinker scored: vaulting 8.7, bars 8.85, beam 7.75, floor ex 8.35, for an all around total of 33.65. Heather Beer placed seconds in vaulting and bars and thirds in beam and floor. Beer’s scorqs were: vaulting 7.4, bars 6.3, beam 5.5, and floor exercise 6.8, for her all around score of 26.0. Nancy Amos placed seconds in beam (6.2) and floor (7.55). Wawasee’s records are now optional 1-0, intermediate 2-2, and beginning 1-3. The next meet will be another three team match consisting of Wawasee, Elkhart Memorial and Plymouth. The meet will take place at the Wawasee gym, February 21, at 7 o’clock. The Warriorette optional team will also compete Saturday, Feb. 25, in the Portage Invitational meet.
100 yard butterfly — Steve Rosenkranz placed fifth and Dan Hardy placed ninth 500 freestyle — Tracy Bartow placed 10th 400 freestyle relay — Wawasee placed fourth (Scott Arnold, Tracy Bartow, Steve Charlton and Mark Crum) 1 meter diving — Kevin Templeton placed fourth