The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 March 1978 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 15,1978

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Sports

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HONORS FOR TRACY — Wawasee’s Tracy Rinker is shown above in action during the school’s last home gymnastics meet last Thursday against Concord and South Bend Adams. Tracy won first all around with 32.65. The WHS sophomore is the defending state champion in all around competition. She placed first Thursday in vaulting with 9.2, first on the bars with 7.6 and first on beam with 7.95. She was second in floor with 7.9. Winning first place honors in floor was Healther Beer, a freshman at WHS. Heather had an 8.05. She was second in all around conipetition. Photos by Mike Clark.

Gymnasts finish season

By KELLI PRICE The Wawasee Warriorette gymnasts finished their season last week with two home meets. Tuesday they met Leo and Thursday the girls competed against Concord and South Bend Adams in a three-way meet. The Wawasee optional team remained undefeated. Tuesday the optional Warriorettes claimed victory over the previously undefeated Leo team 87.80 to 73.20. Tracy Rinker took firsts in each event and all around (33.5). Her scores were vaulting 8.65, uneven bars 8.7, balance beam 7.35, and floor exercise 8.8. Heather Beer placed second all around (29.5) with seconds in vaulting (7.9), beam (7.1), and floor (7.55), and a third in bars (6.95). Nancy Amos took third on beam (6.75) and floor (7.25). Kathie Yoder placed sixth in vaulting (5.45) and fifth on bars (5.35). The WHS intermediate team lost to Leo 56.25 to 43.95. In vaulting Wawasee’s Esther Morris took second (6.55), Boody Brewer came in fifth (5.35), and Kelli Price placed sixth (4.35). On the uneven bars Brewer took first (4.4) and balance beam finished with Price in third (4.0) and Rose Easley in fourth (3.75). In floor ex Brewer placed second (5.7), Price again claimed third

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(5.65), and Michelle White came in sixth (4.2). Wawasee’s beginning team claimed victory over the Leo gymnasts 50.40 to 39.25. Sandy Lozano took first in vaulting (5.0) with Jenny Boyer taking second (4.1) and Daniell Neibert placing third (4.05). On the bars Neibert came in first (5.7), Stephanie Baumgartner second (5.25), and Boyer claimed fourth (4.55). Judy Knudsen led Wawasee on beam with a second place (5.35), Boyer placed third (5.15) and Tonda Davis was fourth (4.5). Boyer was the Warriorette’s only tumbler and she placed first in floor exercise (6.75). Boyer also placed first all around with a total of 20.55 points. Wawasee’s last home meet was Thursday against Concord and South Bend Adams. The optional team defeated these teams 87.95 to Adam’s 75.05 and Concord’s 23.75. Sophomore Tracy Rinker again claimed first all around with 32.65 points. Rinker also took firsts in vaulting (9.2), bars (7.6) beam (7.95), and a second on floor (7.9). Freshman Heather Beer placed second all around (29.15) with seconds in vaulting (8.7) and beam (6.7), a fourth on the unevens (5.7), and a first in floor exercise (8.05). Junior Kathie Yoder tied for fifth in

vaulting (7.55) and placed second on bars (6.5). Junior Nancy Amos claimed third in floor ex (7.5) and seventh on beam (5.2). Completing their season the intermediate team placed second to Adam’s 64.85 with 51.10. Concord finished with 46.45 points. In vaulting junior Kelli Price placed second (7.1); and sophomores Boody Brewer (5.8) and Rose Easley (5.55) came in sixth and seventh. Brewer’s 4.6 on bars gave her second place and a 4.3 on beam placed her fifth. Price claimed sixth on beam (3.6) and Easley took seventh (3.35). In floor exercise Price finished second (5.85), Brewer ended up fourth (5.65) and Easley’s 5.3 gave her seventh. Brewer placed third all around with a score of 20.35. The beginning level of Warriorettes lost to Adam’s 68.45 and Concord’s 59.9 with a score of 46.1. Wawasee’s vaulters placed freshman Sandy Lozano in seventh (4.9), sophomore Daniell Neibert in eighth (4.7) and senior Jenny Boyer in ninth (3.55). On bars, Neibert took fifth place (5.35), Boyer sixth (5.05), and sophomore Stephanie Baumgartner came in ninth (4.8). Judy Knudsen, junior, took fifth on balance beam (4.45), with Boyer and freshman Tonda Davis tieing for seventh with scores of 3.85. Boyer’s floor exercise gave her a fourth with 5.6 points and an all around total of 18.05 for third place in the all around. Wawasee optional gymnasts finished the regular season with a 7-0 record.

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Bowling

Friday Night Mixed 500 series: J. Blackport 565. G. Zych 507, R. Walker 520, R. Richey 571, D. Felkner 519, L. Gilbert 531, B Simon 552, R. Halsey 517, B. Kline 502, B. Frenger 512, R. Castro 524, G. Myers 513, S. Kern 528, J. Kern 524, C. Eby 581, A. Epert 539, G Bishop 550. B. Kline 523, J. Morganthaler 507, G. Baker 521 450 series: B. McCahill 472, J. Castro 495, L. Welty 456. F. Eby 480, J Morganthaler 454 200 games: J. Blackport 203, G. Zych 220, R. Richey 212, B. Simon 216, R. Halsey 214, R. Castro 213, C. Eby 211. A. Epert 201 170 games. B. McCahill 180, L. Gilbert 187, 185, B Kline 176, J. Castro 177, L. Welty 175, F. Eby 175, S. Kern 181,181, J. Morganthaler 195 Land‘o'l Lakes Ligonier Elks 33 7 Crow Roofing Inc 25'/a 14'/a Syracuse Legion 25 15 Syracuse Traveler 24 16 Mid State Ins. Agency 20 20 State Bank of Syracuse 20 20 C 8. J Construction 20 20 Harpers Beach Bar 20 20 Kings Keg 19'/j 20'/z Paul's Ceramics 18 22 Vega Corp 17 23 YeOldePub 13 27 Knights of Columbus 13 27 Frog Tavern 12 ,28 High team game and series: Syracuse Traveler — 976 2807 500 series: C. Wogoman 516, D. Smith 540, J. Wortinger 505, M. Sprague 530, M. God frey 508, R. Einsiedel 521, R. Hicks 514, M. Durham 512, F. Nyikos 573, G. Hepler 531, G. Sorensen 554, A. Zimmerman 542, B. Graff 577, P. Campbell 593, K. Knisley 562, L. Newman 583, R. Simon 559. D Butler 510, E. Edgar 519, K. Stichter 559, D Stichter 5» 200 games: C. W>goman 206, R. Einsiedel 202, R. Hicks 200, F. NyikOS 223, G. Hepler 208, G. Sorensen 205. B Graff 210, 207, J. Warren 200, P. Campbell 233, L. Newman 207, K. Knisley 214 County Pilcher's Shoes 24 8 Barbee Hotel 21 11 GB. D Safety Belts 20 12 Wawasee Home Services 19 13 Frost Ant. 8. TV Service 18 14 Whetten Asphalt Co. 18 14 RV Wheels *l7 15 Cline's 17 15 Kurly’s Keglers 16 16 Auer's Service 16 16 Sportsman's Bar 15 17 Rinker Built 15 13 Fireplace Co. 12 16 Wawasee Bowl 12 20 Bud's Body Shop 12 20 Wawasee Electronics 11 21 Parker's Hybrids 11 21 Petz Burger Dairy 10 22 High team game and series: Pilcher's Shoes — 999 2809 600 series: F. Nyikos 630, P. Royer 605, D. Hyde 609, D. Stichter 618 500 series: J. Wilson 526, M. Ganshorn 523, Henwood 595, H. Schrock 513, C. Frushour 546, W. Alderfer 586, R. Knisley 506, R. Wogoman 515, E. Henning 556, D. Butler 570, N. Kistler 567, P. Kline 502, J. Kern 508, C. Eby 559, E. Coburn 512, C. Coburn 523, W. Stahly 585, Don Smith 501, Doug Smith 501, T. Jones 593, D. Clay 544, G. Whitacre 525, D. Galloway 528, N. Cooper 580, G. Klenke 552, K. Stichter 512, G. Sorensen 511 200 games: J. Wilson 202, Henwood 201, W. Alderfer 214, E. Henning 234, N. Kistler 242, W. Stahly 222, F. Nyikos 256, 218, T. Jones 215, P. Royer 204, 230, B. Knisley 205, D. Hyde 213, 207, J. Whetten 210, D. Galloway 214, N. Cooper 201, 200, D. Stichter 234, 201 Thursday Night Ladies Zarse Plumbing 8, Heating 67 37 Bud's Bar 66Vi 37Vz Lynn Feller Ins. 63Vz 4O’/z Maple Leaf Farms 61Vz 42'/a Barth 59'/z 44'/z Thornburg Drugs 58'/z 45’/z Kale Island Beacon 58’/z 45Va Mary's Hobby Shop 58 46 Pilcher's Shoes 57V 2 46>/z Wawasee Electronics 54 50 Pickwick Lounge 53 51 Dave's Inc. 52 52 Farm Bureau Co-Op 47Vz 56Vi North Webster Firemans Aux. 46Vz 57’/z Frog Tavern 46 58 Monsanto 45 59 Rainbow Farm Center 42 62 Geil's Keyboard Music 42 62 Lake City Bank 41 63 Concept Engineering 19Va 84Vz High team game: Zarse Plumbing 8> Heating — 913 High team series: Maple Leaf Farms — 2523 500 series: A. Stahley 526, P. Benson 517, N. Galloway 517, L. Eastman 515, C. Nolan 509, D. Walton 505, P. Linn 504, C. Meek 504, V. Spry 503 450 series: L. Greene 496, F. Money 496, C. Simpson 491, N. Shields 487, B Kern 483, S. Zarse 480, M. Wisler 479, J. A. Reed 477, A. Peterson 477, S. Hine 472, S. Bowen 471, K. Harley 467, B. Hamilton 466, F. Eby 465, A. Peterson 464, B Gross 463, C. Blosser 463, J. Baumgartner 461, N. Geil 461, S. Batesia 458, D. Weaver 458, J. Knisley 458, D. Rigdon 457, H. Taylor 457, D. Herandez 452 200 games: P. Linn 213, K. Harley 208, J. Baumgartner 203, C. Meek 200 170 games: B Kern 197, 170, L. Eastman 196,176, P. Benson 193, 175, C. Nolan 193, 172, N, Shields 192, N. Galloway 192, A. Stahley 189, 179, S. Hine 186, F. Eby 186, M. Whisler 186, D. Walton 184, L. Greene 182, 173, A. Peterson 182, C. Blosser 182, J. Schultz 182, F. Money 181, 176, D. Herandez, J. A. Reed 180. V. Spry 180, 178, D. Rigdon 176, D. Weaver 176, M. Kissinger 176, S. Bowen 175, B. Schopf 174, C. Simpson 172, 170, N. Geil 171, C. Peterson 171

Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Phend & Brown 65 31 American Industries 63 33 Star Store 57 39 Nellans Realtors 57 39 LaPetite 49’. s 46’/t State Bank of Syracuse 49 47 Beacon 45 51 Mastercraft 43 53 Mocks - 43 53 Precision Automotive 38’/z 57V» Donna's Cut 8, Curl 35 61 Ace Pest Control 31 65 High team game and series: Phend 8, Brown — 810-2374 600 series: L. Speicher 624 500 series: S. Wolterman 507, R. Gerrity 510, A. Gallahan 504, S. Quinn 512, E. Hughes 510 450 series. L. Culbertson 451, K. McKibben 461, B. Kline 472, N. Shields 487, B Kay 468, A. Dahlstrom 496, B. Slabaugh 457, E. Kirk dorter 458 200games: L. Speicher 232, 205, R. Gerrity 204 170 games: V. Spry 172, E. Kirkdorfer 174, L. Culbertson 170, L. Speicher 187, S. Wolterman 183, K. McKibben 182, L Con nolly 172, A. Gallahan 176, J, Love 181, C. Smith 183, S. Quinn 187, N. Shields 187, B. Kay 178, E. Hughes 179, A. Dahlstrom 173, 177, B. Slabaugh 173 Hits & Misses Campbell's 72 40 Keg 69 43 Bud's S9Vi 52Va Wiles ‘ 58 54 Sleepy Owl 51 Vs 60Vz Rinker's .49 63 Barth 46 66 N. P. Produce 42 70 High team game: Campbell's — 684 High team series: Campbell's 8> Sleepy Owl — 1946 600 series: B. Simon 627 500 series: G. Lantz 519, G. Sorensen 553, Pi Flanagan 537, B. Wiles 543, women: S. Kern 520, L. Hawn 543 450 series women: C. Campbell 470, B. Slabaugh 477 200 games: L. Hawn 201, C. Lantz 203, P. Flanagan 204, B. Wiles 207, B Simon 212, 201, 214 170 games wort)en: S. Kern 190, 183, L. Hawn 201, 178, R. Strause 175, N. Wiles 171 Milford Business Walter's Drugs 33 7 Little 8. Clark 26 14 Scott's 24 16 Arrow 21 19 Walker’s Roofing 20 20 Jeff's .20 20 Smith's Sunoco 19 21 Augsburger's 19 21 Campbell's 18 22 Barth 16 24 UTS 14 26 Milford Motors 10 30 High team game: Scott's Landfill — 1056 High team series: Augsburger's — 2900 500 series: K. Mathews 595, G. Sorensen 515, P. Mathewssss, H. Troup 508, W. Bucher 505, D. Wuthrich 512, P. Campbell 520, L. Newman 557, D.Butler 530, C. Grove 509, R. Williams 501, S. Walker 550, L. Young 548, G. Klinke 529 200 games: K. Mathews 202, 231, G. Sorensen 205, P. Mathews 215, P. Gates 202, M. Tatman 218, L. Young 225, R. App 516, D.Brady 532, G. Klinke 223 Tuesday Night Ladies Syracuse Rubber 71 33 Whetten Asphalt 68'/a 35Vz Wawasee Int. 61'Zz 42’Zz Das Keller 58'/z 45'/z Lake Os The Valley 53'/a 50>/z Louie's Bar 8, Grill 52 52 Walter Drugs 52 52 The Papers Inc. 48Vj 55'/z Harper's Beach Bar 47V? 56Vz Ganshorn Printing 45 59 Augsburger's 43 61 Serenade Foods 22 82 High team game: Syracuse Rubber — 815 High team series: Das Keller — 2262 500 series: D. Kitson 502, S. Brown 516, Y. Coburn 541, S. Keim 542 450 series: G. Pilcher 457, L. Golden 452, P. Smith 468, J. Wortinger 482, J. Hoover 473, R. Corl 454, S. Flanagan 453, K. Shaw 464, N. Anderson 454, C. Solina 473 200 games: G. Pilcher 208, Y. Coburn 205 160 games: D. Kitson 161, 182, L. Golden 160, P. Smith 183, F. Church 170, J. Wor finger 166, S. Bucher 165, N. Peterson 162, E. Wogoman 162, C. Yoder 189, J. Hoover 164, R. Corl, 178, T. Brake 160, V. Showalter 167, M. Pifer 175, J. Brumbaugh 185, K. Shaw 187, S. Brown 163, 166, 187, Y. Coburn 169, 167, S. Keim 165, 163, N. Anderson 177 Sunday Night Holiday Rambler 63Vz 32>/a Oasis 62’/z 33Vz Linway Leaders 58’/z 37V» Das Keller 5 57 39 Fairmont 56 40 New Paris Produce 55Vz 36’/z Taylor 55 41 Frog 54’/! 41Vz GB. J 48'/z 47'/z Miller's Heatings, A C 44'/z 51'/z Dairy Queen 38'/z 57'/ 2 Shaw's 37 59 Murphy's 36'/z 55'/a Donna's 35'/z 6O’/a Syracuse Traveler 31'/z 64’/j Sportsman's 28'/z 67'/z High team game and series: New Paris Produce — 685-1955 500 series: B. Simon 564, G. Sorensen 559, L. Jones 508, D. Jones 534, S. Rensberger 527, J. Earnhart 500, K. Shaw 502, B. Renier 508, K. Knisley 528, G. Richards 568 450 series: K. Solina 463, B. Lehman 497, J. Miller 454, L. Hawn 471, B. Hamilton 456, C. Simpson 469, C. Richards 170, M. Solina 473 200 games: G. Sorensen 212, L. Jones 202 170 games women: P. Bright 181, L. Jones 172, K. Solina 173, B. Lehman 175, K. Shaw 177, L. Hawn 178, B. Hamilton 456, M. Solina 175

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MOST VALUABLE — Awards were presented to the most valuable Wawasee High School girls’ basketball players Monday night. From left to right are Bea Carvajal, most valuable; Lorene Spearman, athletic blanket, the highest athletic award at Wawasee; Teresa Carpenter, coach’s award; Linda Ummel, most improved; Kathy Brouwer, athletic blanket, three years as varsity cheerleader; and Teresa Welborn, free throw percentage award. Carvajal, Carpenter and Ummel were also awarded athletic blankets.

Basketball teams receive honors

Junior varsity and varsity girls’ basketball players at Wawasee High School were recognized for their efforts Monday night. Freshmen JV and varsity cheerleaders also received recognition. Bea Carvajal, senior, was selected most valuable. Out of 16 categories varsity coach Jim Webster uses in determining the best players, she led with 14. The most improved award went to Lin Ummel. senior. Teresa Carpenter, senior, was given the coach’s award, or plus award. This is a statisticians award with Carpenter receiving 146 plus points. Free throw percentage award went to Teresa Welborn, junior, who shot 71 per cent. Athletic blankets, the highest athletic award at Wawasee, were also presented. Marcia Carpenter, girls’ sports director, said these blankets involved “a lot of blood, sweat and tears.” Receiving blankets were Carpenter, Carvajal, Lorene Spearman and Ummel. Certificates Awarded Certificates were awarded to other members of the varsitv

Harry Brinkman selected for APBA hall of fame Harry Brinkman, Greenwood, son of Mrs. Vern Brinkman, r 4 Syracuse, was one of 20 racing drivers out of 4,000 selected for the 1977 American Power Boat Association Hall of Fame. The presentation of the highest honor available to a boat racing driver was made March 10 in Detroit, Mich. In 1972, Brinkman joined the modified outboard category in the APBA. He helped write its rules and was the first technical chairman. Under the APBA banner since 1972, he has won the CMR national championship and national high point championships, set competition records for the one and two-third and one and one-quarter mile courses and still holds all three competition records in CMR. He is also the 1977-78 technical committee chairman for modified outboards.

team. Receiving certificates were: Kelly Hamman, senior; Jenny Hughes, senior; Lorene Spearman, senior; Sonya Hoover, junior; Lonnie Black, freshman, who also received her letters; and Brenda Replogle, junior. Team statisticians and managers were also recognized. Receiving certificates were: Jo Hepler, junior, manager, varsity; Martha Salazar, senior, manager, junior varsity; Pam Custer, senior, stats; Charlotte Tatman, junior, stats; and Linda Shock, freshman, stats. The varsity team played 16 games during the season, finishing with a seven win, nine loss record. Several school records were also broken. In one game against Northridge, the players scored 85 points and against Goshen in another game, scored 71 points. The old record was 70 points. The team was sectional run-ners-up, scored the most free throws ever and had five individual records won by Carvajal. Need Hard Work Tony Clouse, coach of the junior varsity girls’ basketball team, said his team performed well, but could have done better. He said, “Our girls remind me, talent wise, of junior high and below level. Maybe we can catch up with Warsaw and some others with hard work.” The team played 12 games, winning five. Junior varsity team members who were awarded certificates were: Deb Dieterly, junior; Belinda Boyer, sophomore; Mary Cox, sophomore; Karen Patton, sophomore; Mary Beth Rhodes, sophomore; Susan Schacht, sophomore; Kathy Davis, freshman; Kelly Fifer, freshman; Renee Hively, fresh-

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mart*, Cindy Hoover, freshman;' Deb Lechlitner, freshman; and Dinah Steiglitz, freshman. Members of the junior varsity team not present to receive their certificates were: Lori Clark and Lisa Luna, both sophomores. Cheerleaders Awarded Freshmen and varsity cheerleaders also received certificates. Freshmen girls honored were: Debbie Carey, Brenda Hunter, Kim McDonald and Becky Shand. Varsity and JV cheerleaders recognized were Mary Cox, Kelli Price, Melanie Zurcher, Kathy Yoder, Kim Calabrace, Nancy Amos and Kathy Brouwer. Brouwer also received an athletic blanket for being a varsity cheerleader for three years. Members of the boys’ basketball will be recognized Monday, March 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Laurel Speicher rolls 624 series Laurel Speicher of r 1 Milford rolled a 624 series during league bowling of the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies at Syracuse Tuesday. Carrying a 152 average, Laurel had games of 232, 187 and 205.

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