The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 August 1978 — Page 3

Sports

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AHA g JmFW| dk * r» <■ £■ JIWP sKF"• I ® i *-V f i MINOR TRAVEL TEAM — Shown here are members of the North Webster minor league travel team. Pictured in front are A. Galloway, T. Eastland, S. Payne, A. Swope andT. Baugher. In the back row are A. Newcomer, M. Turipine, S. Bright and coach Absent when the photo was taken were players Carlin, Harris and Harter.

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LWBA to have * workshop Aug. 21 The Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association will have a salad bar and workshop for LWBA officers, league officers and interested members at the Wawasee Bowl, south of Syracuse, on Monday evening, Aug. 21, at 7 o’clock. Secretary-treasurer Kathryn Knisley stated that attendance to

the salad bar is by reservation only. Reservation deadline is August 17. The workshop will follow at 7:30 p.m. and no reservations are required. Knisley reported that this is the association’s first attempt at a workshop where information will be passed and questions will be answered to help in the operation of leagues and the local association. pujttep TW AREA -THE LVBGEST >IAPIUM, THE ETRAHOIZ STAPIUM IN' PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, OUIL-T IKI 1934 TO .DOO SPECTATORS For WSPEATS GiveOX UPTO +O/000 OyMNASTSf

i ’ t *wlr v*» *>• « f flSjB » K K.' V. L .kJ - *r wpe ? i W& 'Ajd«L* s ' 1978 WAWASEE FOOTBALL COACHES — Above are the 1978 coaches for the Wawasee Warriors. The Warriors will take part in the jamboree at North Wood this Friday, Aug. 18. Their first game will be against Warsaw August 25. From left, are Neil Hinton, assistant coach; Hal Traviolia, head coach; Dave Matz, assistant coach; Jerry Smith, assistant coach; and Ted Mahnensmith, assistant coach.

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Football season begins Friday

The Wawasee High School football season will get underway Friday night at North Wood with the annual Jamboree. Participating schools will be Northridge, Plymouth, North Wood and Wawasee. Gates will open at 6:30 p.m. with the game starting at 7:30. North Wood and Northridge will team up against Wawasee and Plymouth. North Wood will meet Wawasee in the first quarter with Northridge playing Plymouth in the second quarter. North Wood and Plymouth will clash in the opening period of the second half and Northridge and Wawasee will finish the game. Ticket prices are $2 for adults and $1 for students and will be sold on both the east and west sides of the field. Pre-school children accompanied by parents will be admitted free. Northridge and North Wood will have the west bleachers with Plymouth and Wawasee on the east side of the field.

Three from area on championship team

Three young women from the Lakeland area are members of the state championship class A women’s fast pitch softball team

TICKETS ON SALE The Wawasee High School athletic department will be selling all-school athletic tickets and football season tickets for both students and adults the week of August 2125 in the bookstore from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. As a convenience to adults and students who cannot get their tickets during regular hours, the athletic department will sell tickets on Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 22 and 23, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the bookstore. All-event tickets (60 events) for students in grades K-12 will sell for >l2. Adult tickets are >2O. Football season tickets for students are >4 and >6~ for adults. Reserve seats are >1.50 extra. Session tickets for varsity football will be >1 for students (pre-sale only), and >1.50 for gate tickets. Admission prices for other fall sports is 50 cents for students and >1 for adults.

Bus Schedule Buses will leave the several schools in the corporation on the following schedule : 6:15 p.m. — North Webster 6:30 p.m. — Syracuse 6:45 p.m—Milford Students should board buses and pay the driver 50 cents. Men's County bowling league starts Aug. 28 The Men’s County Bowling League at Wawasee Bowl in Syracuse will start the 1978-79 season on Monday, Aug. 28, at 7:30 p.m., according to an announcement this week by Loren Longenbaugh, secretary of the league, of 542 S. Main St. Some people once believed that shooting arrows under a fruit tree would cause the fruit to fall off the tree just as the arrows fell.

— The Sport Spot. The team finished the season in first place in the Goshen league undefeated and went on to win the semi-state at Goshen before winning the state tourney in Mecca last week end. They now advance to the national class A finals to be played in Binghamton, N. Y., August 24-27. The New York tourney is a double elimination with 16 teams participating. Area women on the team are Phyllis Horvath, pitcher; Betsy Williams, catcher; and Tammy Schumn, short stop and left fielder. All three were members of the Wawasee High School team two years ago. Second annual pitch, hit and throw contest The Wawasee Kiwanis Club is sponsoring its second annual Pitch. Hit and Throw contest for all boys and girls that participated in the summer Little League program in Syracuse. It will be held Saturday, Aug. 19, at Rotary Field starting at 10 a.m.

> . BRflB ' *1 ■ z wAbiui ■ t 1 MSK »y w * FIRST IN TOURNEY — The North Webster girls travel softball team placed first in the first annual girls softball tourney held at Ligonier. They defeated Cromwell 15-1, Avilla 22-3 and got by Ligonier in the championship game 19-7. They finished the season with a 13-2 record v\ith both losses being to Milford. In the front row, from left, are Jamie Gooding. Mary Meyers. Robin Wolfe, Denise Stomp and Jennifer Kussmaul. In back are coach Sally Black. Annette Keim, Sherri Gooding. Janua Wolfe, Darlene Shepard. Ronda Black and coach Jeannette Keim. A Not pictured are Missy Voland, Paula Barker and Tona Sellers.

4> faa a© W i wf W OB W > . •« < i > In A.. r Jn i> BBBBBHBRiBr’ MINOR LEAGUE CHAMPS — Shown above are the minor league champs at North Webster. In front are Lori Hunt, Tammy Teghtmeyer, Kelly Lundy. Kelly Mitchell, Jennifer Morgan, Karen Lilly and Tina Eastman. In back are coach Barb Hunt, Tracy Baugher, Sandy Payne, Kim Lundy, Michelle Cripe and coach Linda Eastman.

■ > NUMBER ONE — Shown above are the North Webster Youth League’s Major League championship team, finishing first of the three teams with five wins and three losses. In front are Manda Grimes, Missy Voland. Denise Stump, Mary Meyers and coach Sally Black. In back are Jennifer Wozniak, Jennifer Kussmaul, Lesa Davis and Ronda Black. Liz Waltz is not pictured.

A Ladies d/g 3 Golf Vis \ Ik Resu * ts 'JJ ATSOUTHSHORE The play of the day at the South Shoi-e Golf Course on Tuesday was low putts and most chip-ins. Winners are as follows: Nine hole winners were: First, Lori Welty and Ginny DeWitt; second, Ginny Lamley; third, Dorothy Snyder and Patty Norman. The 18-hole low putt winners were: First, Ruth Banta; second, Esther Stahley; third, Joan Grey and Lee Wake. The chip-ins winners were: First, Jackie Wortinger; second, Jane Musser and Sandy Walgamuth. ATMAXWELTON Members of the Maxwelton Ladies Day Association held medal play as the play of the day last Wednesday. Winners in 18-hold play were: Marge Kavanaugh, first, low gross; Marge Newcomer and Nora Speicher, tie, low net; and Marge Purdum, low putts. Nine-hole winners were: Rosemary Lantz, low gross ; Bev Buletty, low net; and Bonnie Newman, low putts.

Wed., August 16,1978— THE MAIL-JOURNAL

The second round of the annual club championship is being played, and all members are reminded to sign for the Women’s Open, prior to August 17. Hits and Misses meet August 9 Hits and Misses Bowling League had its organizational meeting Wednesday, Aug. 9, at Wawasee Bowl, south of

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Syracuse. John Miller, president, was in charge of the business meeting at which time league fees and rules were decided. First night of bowling for the mixed league will be Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 9 p.m. Mike Donaldson of Ligonier was appointed vice president. Secretary-treasurer Sharon Gilbert reported that there are openings for couples and teams.

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