The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 April 1978 — Page 9
Sports
High school bowling awards
The Monday Night High School bowling league held its annual awards banquet at Wawasee Bowl on April 17. The following awards were presented: (Boys) High series scratch: George Coquillard 520, Jeff Beezley and Jack Conley 486 (tie), Jeff Slough 464; high series handicap: Brad Bobeck 700, Rod Hamman 644, Brent Bobeck and Ted Tobin 630 (tie); high game scratch: David Kern 213, Darrell Stahly 203, Ron Harris 202; high game handicap: Tom Trammel 258, Todd Eyer 251, Mark Mignery 243; high average: George Coquillard 146; and most improved average: Jack Conley, 18 pins. (Girls) High series scratch: Pattie Gerrity 567, Esther Avery
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TOURNEY WINNERS - Shown here are the winners of the high school bowling tournament held on April 10 at the Wawasee Bowl, Froni left in front are Rod Bartman, doubles, singles and boys’ allevents; George Coquillard, doubles; and Esther Avery, girls’ allevents winner.
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447, Deb Sellers 412; high series handicap: Tracy Groves 639, Sheryl Coquillard 636, Annette George 633, high game scratch: Cathy Kinney 188, Tracy Campbell 159, Denise Mast 158; high game handicap: Shari Miller 251, Lori Carey 241, Wendy George 240; high average: Pattie Gerrity 154; and most improved average: Shari Miller, 17 pins. The top three teams in the final league standings were: (first) “Three Hits and A Miss": Jeff Meade, Jim Kampf, Pattie Gerrity and Jack Conley; (second) “Zig Zag Man”: Rod Bartman, Jeff Slough, George Coquillard and Sam Coquillard; (third) “Rolling Stones": Tim Kauffman, Darrell Stahley, Jeff Beezley and Rick McKibben.
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■prm* a 1 t st HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPS - The “Three Hits and A Miss” team captured first place in the Monday Night High School bowling league this season. Pictured here from left to right are Jeff Meade and Jim Kampf. The other two members of the team, not shown, are Pattie Gerrity and Jack Conley. __ ! a® ? •yF&ig —Vz ■ | wE jp - - .J* ■ Ia • ■ JjSr |J Imk 1 ■fcf' TROPHY WINNERS - Shown here are three of the trophy winners in the high school league for the 1977-78 bowling season. From left to right are Pattie Gerrity, high series scratch and high average; Jack Conley, most improved average: and David Kern, high game scratch.
Warriors win first game this season
Wawasee’s Warrior baseball team won the first game of the season last Wednesday, 3-0, leaving Northridge scoreless, for
a 1-2 Warrior tally. Senior Bryan Smith walked two batters and eight breezed by to tally his 1-1 record this season. Jay Kaiser assisted in the noerror match, hitting to score Kent Trobaugh, who walked earlier in the inning. The bases were loaded after Trobaugh walked in the seventh inning, Stu Bryant sacrificed and Smith singled with Kaiser reaching base on an error. Wawasee 3, Northridge 0 Wawasee — Trobaugh ss 1200, Bryant 3b 3010, Smith p 4120, Kaiser cf 3001, Kroh c 3022, Hawn rs 3000, Wolfe 2b 3010, Beezley If 2000 Shepherd lb 1000 Koble lb 1000 Northridge — Troyer cf 2000, Bender 2b 2010, Slabaugh p 2010, Robinson ss 3000, Miller rs 3000, Glat If 3000. Fingerle lb 2000, Cripe 3b 2000, Y oder c 1000 LARRY SULTTAKES TOP FISHING HONORS Larry Sult of North Webster won the top prize in the Northen Bass Anglers competition on Lake Wawasee,last Sunday. Sult caught five large mouth bass which weighed a total of 13 pounds, nine ounces. The largest bass weighed five pounds, four ounces. Sult won a trip to Honduras in Central America, a trophy and a cash award.
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YOUTH CENTER WRESTLERS (GROUP TWO) — Among participants in the Lakeland Youth Center wrestling program are front, left, Vincent Connolly, Gary Miller, Kevin Cramise, Jeff Carden, Steve Yoder, Neal Germanprez. Gary Gerencser, Tim Fraser, Bruce Wilkey, Pat Knight, Neil Wilkey, Dan Bachtol, Jeff Moore, are in row two. In row three, left, are Scott Rieth, Jeff Setterberg, Rick Marguart, JimCramsie, Paul Bachtel, Scott Knispel. Seated in the fourth row, left, are Robert Wagner, Mike Hernandez, Joel Rhoades, Joel Bales, Glenn Wilkey, Paul D. Collier, Travis Walter.
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HIGH SCHOOL WINNERS - Winning trophies at the recent high school bowling awards banquet are shown in this photo. In front is Shari Miller, high game handicap and most improved average. Standing, from left, are George Coquillard, high series scratch and high average: Cathy Kinney, high game scratch; Brad Bobeck, high series handicap; and Tracy Groves, high series handicap.
Bowling
Thursday Nite Ladies Zarse Plumbing and Heating 82 46 Lynn Feller Ins. 79 49 Buds Bar 78'z 49‘,z Thornburg Drugs 74' i 53'z Maple Leaf Farms 74'/i S3't Barth 72’ 2 ss' z Mary's Hobby Shop 72 S 6 Pilchers Shoes 70'z 57'z Kale Island Beacon 69' z 58'2 WawaseeElectronics 68 60 . Pickwick Lounge 68 60» Dave's Inc M 66 Monsanto 58 70 Farm Bureau Co op 57'2 70'2 No. Webster Fireman's Aux. 56'2 71'2 Frog Tavern 56 72 Rainbow Farm Center 53 75 Geil's Keyboard Music 52'2 75'z Lake City Bank 50 78 Concept Engineering 25'2 102'2 High team game: Thornburg Drugs - 850 High team series: Bud's Bar - 2401 500 series: K. Knisley 525. C. # Nolan 523. A. Stahley 518, D. Glon 516, H. Taylor 503, J. A. Reed 503 450 series: N. Shields 499, N. Galloway 497, N. Spurting 497, S. Kern 492, B. Kern 491, P. Benson 488. J. Knisley 487, S. Stahley 487, S. Hine 486, S. Bowen 486, R. White 486, A. May 486, J. Harter 483, C. Blosser 482, J, Brown 480, B. Schopf 477, K. Harley 474, B Gross 473, C Meek 472, J. Slabaugh 470, F. Money 467, F. Eby 465, V. Spry 464, E. Tatman 461, N. Galloway 457, D. Rigdon 453 200games: J. Harter 213 170 games: D. Glon 198, 181, N. Shields 195, F Money 193, A May 191, J. Maher 191, C. Nolan 190, 177, A. Stahley 189, 175, S. Kern 189, B. Schopf 188, J. Brown 187, 171, C. Whitacre 186, S Stahley 185, B Kern 185, K. Knisley 185, 171, R. White 185, J. A. Reed 182, H. Taylor 181. S. Bowen 181, S. Hine 181, B. Hamilton 180, C. Blosser 179, N. Galloway 179,179, L. Eastman, 177, A. Peterson 177, A. Bechtold 177, N. Galloway 176. D. Rigdon 176, J. Slabaugh 175, B. Gross 173. J. Knisley 172, C. Meek 171, N. Spurting 170. M. Whisley 170, J. Baumgartner 170 Friday Night Mixed Maple Leaf 49 11 Jim Moore ' 46 14 Syracuse Rubber 43'2 16'2 Keiths P and H 36'2 23'2 Shoe Shack 36 24 ThwaitsGrain Inc. 34 18 Maxwelton 32 24 Wawasee Electronics 32 28 Duels Trucking 30 30 Overhead Door 30 30 Beacon 28 32 Abreels Construction 27 33 Syracuse Motors 26 30 Leegos 26 34 Syracuse Cleaners 24'z 35'2 Boyer 23 37 Mastercraft 21 39 Village Tap 20 40 Zimmermans Gravel 17'2 42'2 Odd Couples 14 46 600 series: J. Morganthaler63B 500 series: L. Ryman 521, R. Costro 536, A. Epert 503, D Reed 505, M. Carlson 524, B. Kline 532, J. Kern 507, C. Eby 556, L. Welty 557, L. Epley 555, B. Frenger 511. G. Baker 542, R. Brazel 517, D. Felkner 516, L. Gilbert 555. S. Kern 500, A. Bishop 580 450 series: F. Eby 460, B. McCehiel 455 200 games: J. Morganthaler 239, 208, C. Eby 212. L. Epley 201. M. Carlson 203, B Kline2oo, L. Ryman 219, S. Kern 208 170 games: L. Gilbert 183, 173, 199, F. Eby 188. A Bishop 193, 189, 196 County Pilcher's 41 15 Barbee 37 19 G and D 34 22 Whetten 33 23 Home Ser. 30 26 Rinker 29'2 26'2
Fireplace 29 27 Buds 29 27 Clines 29 27 R V W 28 28 Frost 27 29 Auer's 26 30 Petz 25 31 Kurly's 24 32 Parker's 24 32 W. Bowl 23 33 Sportsman's 22 34 Electronics 13'2 42'2 High team game and series: Barbee hotel - 961 2762 600 series: D. Hyde 648, E. Henning 604. R Wogoman 642, G. Sorensen 604, C. Frushour 627 500 series: D. Galloway 510, N. Cooper 574, R. Knisley 589, K Knisley 521, D Knisley 524, (A. Baker 534 triplicate 178), D Clay 501, G Whitacre 533. C Anderson 546, T Harper 523. S. Wolfe 580, R. Strombeck 541, J. Kirkdorfer 554, D Sorensen 501, W Alderfer 500. B Slabuagh 549. -E. Harting 538. P Hoover 542, K. Stichter.sl6, B Sorensen 549. S. Solina 517, L Longenbaugh 524, Don Smith 519, J. Lowe 511, P. Beezley 511, D Roeder 506, D Taylor 510, P. Kline.s77, N Kistler 535, J. Kern 520, D Harley2lo C Eby 560, E Coburn 582; W Stahly 555 200 games: D. Galloway 204, R Knisley 210, D Hyde 224, 234, T Campbell 201, T Harper 215. S. Wolfe 207. 200, R Strombeck 205, E. Henning 225, R Wogoman 235, 222, D Sorensen 216, B. Slabaugh 208, E Harting 202, B. Sorensen 235, G. Sorensen 220, J. Lowe 212, C. Frushour 223. 209, P. Kline 236, C. Eby 209, E. Coburn2ll, 200, W. Stahly 208, 201 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Final Standings Phend and Brown 84 36 American Industries 79 41 Nellans Realtors 77 43 Star Store 73 47 LaPetite 61'2 58' z State Bank of Syracuse 59 61 Mastercraft 52 68 Beacon 51 69 Mock's Marina 50 70 Precision Automotive 47'j 72'z Donna's Cut and Curl 47 73 Ace Pest Control 39 81 High team game: American Industries - 879 High team series Nellans Realtors 2387 500 series: S. Quinn 513, B Ganz 539, L Speicher 588, M. Rensberger 509, M L Dixon 509 450 series: C. Reid 452, C. Smith 495, M Willard 472, L. McFarland4so, S. Heckaman 494, M. Deck 461, S Wolterman 460 V Spry 453, N. Shields 466, L Neff 457, A Dahlstrom 455 200 games: L Speicher 240, M L Dixon 205, B. Ganz 205 170 games C Reid 173, C Smith 172, S Quinn 182, 191. S Heckaman 174, E DeWitt 181, L Speicher 170, 178, M Rensberger 177, 171, V. Spry 177, N Shields 177, B Ganz 189. A. Dahlstrom 171 Land 'O' Lakes Ligonier Elk's 43 21 Crow Roofing Inc. 39'z 24'z C and J Construction 38 26 Syracuse Traveler 37' 2 26' 2 Syracuse Legion 34 30 State Bank of Syracuse 33 31 Mid State Ins. Agency 31 33 Kings Keg 30'z 33'z YeOldePub 30 34 Vega Corp 28'z 35'z Harper's Beach Bar 28 36 Paul's Ceramics 26 38 FrogTaveren 25 39 Knighfsof Columbus 24 40 (Ligonier Elk's Won Roll-Off) High team game and series; Syracuse Traveler - 1037 2824 600 series: D Butler 255. 219, 656, F
Wed., April 26,1978 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Registration set at Milford this week
The summer recreation programs for Milford youngsters will begin June 5 and end July 28. A fee will be charged for participation. This fee is used to help purchase equipment and hats. Each team will play at least one game a week and have one or two afternoon practice sessions each week. A tournament will be played at the end of the season in girls softball, little league and pony league. The leagues are as follows, with all grades being the one students are in now: Girl’s Softball T-Ball (with boys) — grade kindergarten to second. Minor league — grade three to fifth
Central wins easily over netters
Elkhart Central came away the victor in a tennis match last Friday against Wawasee High School. Final score was 0-7 in the Elkhart team's favor, winning all of the matches. In singles. Becky Wiskonti bested Teresa Carpenter 0-6, 4-6. Leslie Bite defeated Kathy Brouwer 0-6. 2-6. Cheryl Lowenhar took Deb Dieterly !-£.
Nyikos22B, 205, 604 500 series K Knisley 592, L Newman 556 R Simon G. Nordman 512, P Flanagan 567, C Wogoman 543, B Eyer 523, L Longenbaugh 503. D Jones 539. S Butt 597. R Plikerd 538, E Edgar 546. C Molher 544 C Walton 522. J Blackport 513. L Ryman 534, G Bell 506, J Warren 555, H Gray 577, M Hoile 507, M Yoder 570, M Sprague 590, E Eash 512, M Durham 524, H Lambert 541, B, Graft 517 200 games: K Knisley 234, R Simon 201, P Flanagan 200, C Wogoman 211, D Jones 213. S Butt 214 R Plikerd E Edgar 213, J Blackport 207, J. Warren 221, H Gray 203, D Sttchter 224, M Yoder 202, M Sprague 221, E. Eash 201, H. Lambert 202 Milford Business Walter Drug 46 18 Scotts 37 27 Smiths 37 27 Little and Clark 36 28 Arrow 35' z 28'z Walkers 34 30 Jetts 34 30 Barth 28' z 35' z Campbells 28 36 Augsburgers 26 38 Milford Motors 26 38 UTS 17 > ' 47 High team game and series: Little and Clark 1014 2962 500 series: T Levernier 517. S Weisser 507, L. Young 530, L Troup 520, H. Troup 574, L Mast 569, A Brunges 517, G Hepler 525, K. Mathews 507, G Sorensen 524 G Fisher 500, F Manges 518. G F isher 508 P Camp bell 599, L Newman 535, D Butler 515, R App 528, C. Koher 525, P. Mock 535. W Bucher 539, D Wolterman 527, D Casto 501 200 games: P Wuthrich 208, L Troup 207, H Troup 230, A Brunges 203, G Sorensen 200. F Manges 215. G Fisher 225, P Camp bell 203 , 214, L Newman 210, D Butler 206, L Aaron 209, C Koher 202 Roll off winners Campbell's Market Honor Scores P. Campbell 524, D Rensberger 572, L Newman 517, B Simon 533, D Butler 543, T Levernier 509, L Young 565 D Rensberger 231, D Butler 200 Tuesday Night Ladies Final Standings Whetten Asphalt g7'z 44'z Syracuse Rubber 84 84 Wawasee Int. 73'2 58'z Lake of the Valley 73'z 58'z Das Keller 72'z 59'z Harper's Beach Bar 67'z 64' 2 Walters Durg 65 67 Papers Inc. 64' z 67' 2 Ganshorn Printing 59 73 Louie's Bar and Grill 57 75 Augsburgers 53 79 Serenade Food 34 98 High team game: Serenade Foods 793 High team series: Papers Inc. 2272 500 series: S Keim 519, T. Brake 560. J Hickman 539 450 series: N Anderson 457, D Lovelette 459, J Wortinger 469, J. Hoover 487, C
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Major league — grade six to eighth. Boy’s Baseball T-Ball — grade kindergarten to second Little League — grade three to sixth, (The child cannot play in Little League if he is 13 before August 1. He can play in Pony League.) Pony League — grade seven to eight. Students who would like to participate should go to the Junior High School gym in Milford with parents during one of the following times: Thursday, April 27 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday, April 28, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; and Saturday, April 29 from 1 p.m. to4p.m.
0-6. Kathy Nolan bettered Jan Lawson. 2-6, 0-6. And Lynn Dustimer walked away with a victory over Jane Haffner 2-6,2-6. The doubles team of Shelia McNielr and Mary White defeated the team of Darsee Stahley and Alice Steffen 0-6. 0-6. Lisa Bite and Cathy Shohm bettered Jan Miller and Brenda Hunter 3-6,2-6.
Richards 452. J Golden 452, S Brown 490, B Young 482, S. Bucher46B, I Dull 486 200 games: T Brake 201, 204, J Hickman 200 160 games J Hostetler 179, C. Solina 168, N Anderson 169, S Keim 194. 174, D Lovelette 160, 19lj, C Galloway 164, J Wortinger 160, 168, A Whetten 163, C. Yoder 167, J Hoover 166, 179, C Richards 184. J Hickman 165, 174, J Golden 162, 168, S Barton 168, P Clouse 179, S Brown 185, 162, S Rensberger 161, J Butler 179, K Shaw 161, B Young 161, 181. S Gilbert 164, L Musselman 161, S Bucher 170, D Sla bach 169, I, Dull 174 Sunday Night Holiday Rambler 79'z 40'z Oasis 74'z 45'z Fairmont 74 46 Linway Leaders 69'z 50'z Das Keller 67 49 •_ Frog 65'z 54' z Taylor 65 54 Gand J 64'z 55!z N.P P 63'z 52'z Millers Htg ano A C 59'z 60'z DQ 53'z 66'2 Syr. Traveler 48'z 71'z Shaw's 46' z 73' 2 Murphy's 45 75 Donna's 43'z 76'z Sportsman's 34'z 85'z High team game and series Fairmont - 718 2064 ' , 500 series: K Larimer 508. P Larimer 507, D. Hamilton 508 Bob Simon 571. L Jones 535. D Jones 570, S Rensberger 519, B Renter 502, J Davis 536, G Richards 562, L Hawn 517. K. Knisley 518 450 series: B Lehman 470, M, Earnhart 450, C Becher 464, K Solina 474, C Richards 471, M Fortier 470 200 games .B Simon 200, L Jones 211, D Jones 206. S. Rensberger 212., J Davis 223, G. Richards 228, K Knisley 202 170 games K Larimer 174. 177: B. Leh man 179, C Becher 180, J Newhard 177, C. Richard 179. 178, L Hawn 189 11 dn' - f - QLf Millionaire Cornelius Vanderbilt couldn't sleep unless the four legs of his bed were planted in dishes filled with salt to keep malevolent spirits from attacking him.
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