The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 September 1978 — Page 9

Sports

By J ER I SEELY It was a much improved Wawasee Warrior team that invaded Foreman Field at Goshen last Friday night. Fourteen seconds after the opening kick Wawasee was on the scoreboard. Senior Dave Johnson took the kick on the four-yard-line and went all the way— 96 yards —for the touchdown. The extra point try by Dan Andrews was good. The clock showed 11:46 remaining in the quarter. The score: 7-0. Wawasee’s lead, however, was short lived. A series of back to back first downs gave Goshen the ball in Warrior territory and sooner than Warrior fans might have liked, Goshen’s Craig Harris was over the line for a GHS score. Walter Drapeza’s kick was good and the score was tied at 7 all. The Warriors were forced to punt a short time later and Goshen again moved the ball toward the goal line. During the game the Redskins would gain 408 yards by rushing and 64 yards by passing while the Warriors would would only gain 78 yards rushing and 112 passing. Goshen would also double the Warriors in first downs as the Redskins had 22 and the Warriors had 11. All too soon the Redskins were within scoring range and Drapeza kicked from 25 yards out. The field goal was good. The score was 10-7. Shortly after the start of the second quarter Goshen had the ball on the Warrior’s 18-yard-line and it looked as though the Redskins would score again. On the next play Mike Clark in

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Warriors stopped by Goshen

tercepted the ball and the Warriors were in command for a short time. A fumble on the next play was recovered by Johnson as the Warriors retained possession on the 21-yard-line. A pass to Johnson gave the gold and green a first down. The Warriors would get two more first downs before being forced to punt. The Redskins were out for scalps. They moved the ball down field and were soon on the seven-yard-line of the visiting Wawasee Warriors. A short time later Craig Harris went in and it was 16-7. Drapeza’s kick was good. The score: 17-7. Only 56 seconds remained in the half. Goshen got the kick to open the second half and turned it into an additional seven points. Again the ’Skins moved the ball down field at a rapid pace, making long gains on each play. A pass to Tim Jordan from Harris and another Drapeza kick made the score 247. Improved Team Even though the score was beginning to show Goshen the stronger of the two teams. Warrior fans could not help but notice the team’s improvements. An intercepted pass by Ron Gillis and the Redskins were soon back across the line for another score. The kick was good. The score was 31-7. Johnson ran the kick back to the 47-yard-line before being stopped. A first down was followed by a second and the Warriors were on the move. The ball was on the 20-yard-line. Wawasee held possession at the end of the quarter. However, Goshen pulled out all the stops

and Wawasee was forced to turn the ball over on downs. All hopes for a second touchdown came to an end. Goshen had problems too and the ‘Skins soon found themselves in a fourth and 20 situation. They were forced to punt to Wawasee. The punt was short. It went out of bounds on the 31-yard-line. Ray Gerber, who saw little action because of a shoulder injury, got a first down for Wawasee. The ball was on the 20 once again. The Warriors were close. Could they make it this time qr would Goshen’s powerhouse stop them again? Thad Tinkey carried. It was second and six.

Youth Center events

Gymnastic classes will begin on Thursday, Sept. 21 and Saturday, Sept. 23. They will run for 12 weeks. The Thursday class is a beginner class designed for the younger children. On Saturday the beginner class will start at 8:30 am., the Intermediates class meets at 9:30, and the advanced students at 11 a.m. Due to the large demand for this activity, we must ask that you register in advance by calling the Youth Center. Gymnastics Team A Youth Center gymnastics team will be formed in a few weeks. It will be competing against other teams in the area. You must join the regular

Tinkey was stopped at the line. The fans were on their feet. Dan Andrews caught a pass from Andy Brown. Andrews was running. Andrews was over. Touchdown: Wawasee! Andrews’ kick was good. The score was 31-14. The kick to Goshen didn’t get past mid-field and a short time later Wawasee recovered the ball on a fumble. A pass by Brown was picked off by Goshen’s Steve Cripe. Gillis ran the ball to the three-yard-line on the next play before being stopped by Andrews. Three plays later they were over again and the score was 3414. The kick was good. The score: 38-14. Only 1:51 remained on the clock. Goshen was the victor.

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Bowling

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NORTH WEBSTER JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM — Above is the North Webster Junior High football team under the leadership of head coach Elton Powers and assistant coach Bob Harding. Sitting, from left to right, are: Russ Burchard, Mike Mulrenin. Dave Curry, Tim Fraser, Todd Waltz, Todd Yeager, Dave Goddard. Jeff Roberts and Tony Burk. Team members in the second row include: Ben Black. Tim Freiberger. John Millburn, Tom Welker. Neil Wilkey, Steve Crouch, Steve White, Jason Keim, Curt Ohlwine, Brian Keim and Tom Williams. ■ J And, in the rear, are: Powers. Bob Morgan, Todd Reiff. Mark Zimmerman, Steve Williams. Dave Roberts. Todd Walls, Doug Stump, Sean Shanahan, Joel Bales. Mark Coy and Harding.

Tennis team nets one; loses two

By KELLI PRICE Last week was a busy one for the Wawasee boys tennis team. They played matches Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. On Tuesday the Warriors smashed LaVille 3-2 at the home courts. Warrior Greg Carpenter was defeated 6-3, 6-7, 3-6 by Bob Daniels in a tough number one singles match. At number two, Wawasee’s Rod Hamman also

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suffered defeat by John Isenberg 0-6, 4-6. The Warrior’s three wins consisted of number three singles John Locke’s victory over Don McCain 8-3, 6-4 and the two doubles team’s wins: Mike Brannock and Gregg Gant over Doug Gargis and Adam Jensen, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3; Dee Hinesley and Logan Jones over Joe Mammolenti and John Murray, 2-6. 6-3,6-4. WHS junior varsity also claimed its first victory over LaVille with a score of 7-2. The individual results?were: Wawasee Vs LaVille No. 1 Ron Cripe vs Jeff Clark — 10-0 No. 2 Darle Hoover vs Jim Springer — 10-0 No. 3 Brian Brannock vs Scott Ladies J / | Golf Ks/ \ If AT MAXWELTON Maxwelton Ladies had “2 Man Best Ball” as play of the day on August 30. Winners in the 18-hole group were: first, team of Janet Hays and Gloria Stoffel; second, Dora Nelson and Mary Kimble. In the nine-hole group, first, Bev Buletty and Sara Zarse; second, Inez Beiswanger A monthly iheeting was held and attention was called to “Ole Times Day” to be played Sepember 13 — rolls and coffee at 8 a.m., tee off 8:30.

SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE Shuttle bus service will run between Milford and North Webster Junior High Schools Friday night for the Wawasee — Rochester football game. Buses will leave each school at 7 p.m. Students should pay the driver 25 cents upon entering the bus. General admission tickets for the game, set to begin at 7:30 p.m., are|l.so.

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Wed., September 6.1978—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Stoheburner — 8-10 No. 4 Arto Nummila vs Todd Hovarter - 10-0 No. 5 Mike Nordinvs Mike Kowatch — 10-3 No. 6 Steve Koble vs Steve Veney — 10-0 No. 7 David Coy vs Mike Kowatch — 10-7 No. 1 Tom Troup and Vince Price vs Scott Stoheburner and Jeff Clark - 8-10 Tim Hubartt and John Pifer also won at number two doubles with a score of 10-5. This brought the JV record to one win and one loss. The varsity record was also 1-1. Wednesday took the teams to a match at Central Noble. There the varsity was defeated 1-4. The junior varsity was beaten with a 2- score. At number one singles Greg Carpenter lost to Ed Taggart 5-7, 1-6. Number two Rod Hamman was defeated 1-6, 4-6 by Central Noble’s Rod Frymier. John Locke pulled out Wawasee’s win at number three singles over Scott Knapp 7-6. 6-4. Both Warrior doubles teams were defeated: Mike Brannock-Gregg Gant played number one doubles and were beaten 3-6, 0-6 by Adam Nicholas-Dean Baker; Dee Hinesley-Logan Jones lost to the Stuart Young-Steve Shively team 3- 4-6. The results of the five reserve team matches were: Wawasee Vs Central Noble No. 1 Ron Cripe vs Doug Bobilya - 0-6,6-1,3-6 No. 2 Darle Hoover vs Todd Owen - 6-4,4-6,7-5 No. 3 Brian Brannock vs Brad Dreivelbis — 0-6,1-6 No. 4 Mike Nordin vs Scott Perry - 4-6,6-3,3-6 No. 5 Arto Nummila vs Mike Gage - 6-2,6-0 Wawasee’s third night of action was Thursday, against a tough

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Rochester line up. at the home courts. Wawasee lost both varsity and JV matches. Team totals were Wawasee 0, Rochester 5, for varsity and Wawasee 0 to Rochester’s 10 on JV. Rochester’s Tom Weaver over took Carpenter at number one singles 6-0, 6-2. Hamman lost at number two 4-6, 4-6 to Chuck Rathburn And John Locke was defeated 0-6, 2-6 by Todd Fansler at number three. . The number one Warrior doubles team of Brannock-Gant lost 0-6, 2-6 to the Pete SmithDave Platt Rochester team. Hinesley and Jones accepted a 67, 2-6 defeat by Roger Green and Joe Jones at number two doubles. The Zebras aced the Warrior junior varsity with the following scores:' Wawasee Vs Rochester No. 1 Ron Cripe vs Troy Fansler - 5-10 No. 2 Darle Hoover vs Robert Heide — 1-10 No. 3 Brian Brannock vs Tony Treglia — 0-10 No. 4 Mike Nordin vs Brad Thomas — 2-10 No. 5 Arto Nummila vs John McCarter - 8-10 No. 6 Tom Troup vs Stuart O’Dell - 4-10 No. 7 Vince Price vs Craig Armstrong - 3-10 No. 8 David Coy vs Aaron Hoover — 4-10 f No. 9 Tim Hubartt vs Layne Wagner — 1-10 No. 10 John Pifer vs Chris Henning — 2-10 These two losses bring the season records to 1-3 for both varsity and junior varsity teams. The Warrior's conference record is 0-2. Their next match'is September 5 against Concord, at home. Wawasee also takes on Goshen, away, on the seventh and Columbia City, home, on the eighth.

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