The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 September 1978 — Page 9
Sports
Bowling » County Petz Dairy Queen 71 Wawasee Bowl 5 3 Kurly's Keglers 5 3 Bud's Body Shop 5 3 Wawasee Home Services 5 3 R.V. Wheels 5 3 Cline's Const. 5 3 Parker's Hybrids 5 3 Pilcher's Shoes 4 4 Barbee Hotel 4 4 Auer's Service 4 4 Rinker Built 4 4 Lishe's Drunks 3 5 Stu RonJac Const. 3 5 Whetten Asphalt ’ 3 5 C&B 2 6 Team 18 2 6 Frost Ant. &TV Serv. I 7 High team game and series: R V Wheels - 910-2620 600 series: C. Eby 609 500 series: M. Ganshorn 564, P. Beezley 529, R. Simon 510, D Butler 523, J. Morganthaler 572, J Kern 527, D. Galloway 500, S. Wolte 526, R Strombeck 526, G. Henning 544, D Smith 533, G/’Knisley 505, Kevin Knisley 527, Ken Knisley 527. P Stichter 515, D Roeder 555, W Alderfer 523, E. Harting 518, J. Kirkdorfer 521, D. Hyde 586, C Walton 529 200games: M.-’Gahshorn 206, 200, R. Solina 221, R Strombeck 211. D. Roeder 230, E Harting 223, D Brady 202. D H/de 201, C. Eby 220, 205 Hits And Misses Wiles Motors 4 0 Keg Tavern Gutter Dusters Team No. 7--- 2 2 Campbell's Mkt 2 2 Bud's Body Shop 2 2 Paul's U Lock It 2 2 Barth, Inc. 1 2 Fry 8, Wells Realty ’ 3 The Guide 0 4 High team game and series: Team No. 7 678 1828 500 series men 8 Wiles 50L G. Nicolai 226 529 450 series women: P. Bright 161, 164, 465, N. Wiles 458, J. Baker 171, 163-454, S. Kern 456, P. Detwiler 167 453
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200games men: J.'Kern2ol 160 games women: S. Flanagan 179, S. Gilbert 160, J. Eby 160 Friday Night Mixed Maple Leaf 4 0 Village Tap 3 1 Jim Moore Motors 3 1 Thwaits Grain Inc. 3 1 Syracuse Cleaners 3 Boyer 3 1 Dull's Trucking 3 1 Gerrity Ins. 3 1 Wawasee Elect. 215 V/t Mastercraft 2 2 Leegos * 22 Abreels Const. Wi Zimmerman's Gravel 1 3 The Vikings 1 3 Syracuse Motor Sales I 3 The Shoe Shack 1 3 Beacon , 13 Syracuse Rubber 1 3 Overhead Door 13 Screwballs 0 4 500 series: B Thwaits 540, D. Reed 536, R Castro 541, B. Kline 525, L. Welty 517, R. Brazel 565 450 series: G Thwaits 480, B Kline 458, E. Carlson 458, A. Bishop 470, L. Gilbert 459 200games: B. Kline2ol, R. Brazel 212 170 games: G Thwaits 175, A Bishop 185, L. Gilbert 179 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburgs 71 Turf Bar 71 Ruff Wholesale 6 2 Pilcher's Shoes 5 3 Jay's Insurance 5 3 Frog Tavern 5 3 Kale Island Beacon 5 3 Quackers Lounge 5 3 Wawasee Electronics 5 3 Lynn Feller Ins. 4’i 3' z Geil's Keyboard Music 4 4 Bud's Bar 3’Zz 4','z Mary's Hobby Shop 3 5 Lake City Bank 3 5 Maple Leaf Farms 3 5 N. W. Foreman Aux 3 5 Barth i 2 6 Unknown's 2 6 Spanky’s Pizza 17 Monsanto 17 160 games: K Knisley 177, B J. Parker 179^JZCacteernTCA May 170, S. Gilbert 17pTj. j Menzie 190, C Nolan f 99 2(Xrgames: C. Whitacre 203, B Hamilton 211, N. Geil23o 450 series: F. Eby 456, N Spurling 464, E. Johnson 456, B. Parker 454, I. Menzie 470, S. Stahley 457, B Kern 458, J Chiddister 456, J Myers 475, J. Reed 490, M. Cook 480 500 series: N. Geil 512, C. Whitacre 502, K. Knisley 512, B. Hamilton 500, C. Nolan 546 Land 'O Lakes Honor Scores, Aug. 30 600 series: G Henning 617 — 213, 204, 200, T. Erwin6l2—23s 500 series: A. Larkin 504, C. Summerlot 521, B. Graff 507, J. Warren 524, L. McGriff 503, A. Piskor 502, M. Boyer 507, D. Smith 509, K. Knisley 549, L. Newman 526, B. Simon 525, D. Butler 515, L. Longenbaugh 504, M. Sprague 501, R. Einsiedel 515, R. Hicks 504, M Durham 516, W. Alderfar 599, B. Lynch
564, J. Jamess43 200 games: A. Larkin 212. C. Summerlot 208, K. Knisley 222, D. Butler 207, W. Alderfar 223-214, B. Lynch 214. J. James 209 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Nellan Realty 2 ’ Dewart Lake Marina 71 Star Store * 2 Enchanted Hills Playhouse 5 3 Don's Mechanics Unlimited 5 3 LaPefite 44 Beacon 35 Wyant Chevrolet 3 5 State Bank of Syracuse 2 6 Mastercraft 2 6 Spry Decorators 2 4 Ace Pest Control 2 4 High team game and series: Dewart Lake Marina - 821 2336 500 series; L Eastman 529, A. Dahlstrom 536, S. Wolterman 508, M. Dixon 587 450 series: L. Speicher 474, L. Culbertson 484, J. Slabaugh 491, R. Gerrity 492, E. Tatman47l, J. Hays4s2,M. Bucklew 460 200 games S. Wolterman 202,- A. Dahlstrom 200, M. Dixon 215, 200 170 games: L Culbertson 185, J. Slabaugh 199, R. Gerrity 195, E. Tatman 186, S Quinn 173, L. Eastman 182, 178, A. Dahlstrom 191, M. Dixon 172 Tuesday Night Ladies Pct. Schwartz's Super Valu 750 Barth Vans 750 Lake of the Valley 720 Whetten's Asphalt 625 Das Keller -583 Wyant Chevy 583 Papers, Inc. 583 Wawasee Interiors 500 Ganshorn Printing 490 Syracuse Rubber 417 Wiles Motors -375 Butler Customs 375 Walter Drugs -333 My Store 250 Ligonier Rubber .250 High team game and series: Das Keller - 7992315 500 series: M. Pauff 501, S. Brown 512, P. Green 500, N Anderson 551 450 series: A. Joint 468, C. Egolf 462, M Deck 451, S Keim 465, I Dull 482, A. May 473 200games: S Brown 205, N. Anderson 202 160 games: M Pauff 192, 165, A. Joint 162, 183, C. Richards 176, B. Smith 161, S. Butt 172, J. Hardy 161, J. Salter 174, P Green 171, 198, C Solina 165, N. Anderson 193, S. Keim 181, C. Egolf 179, I. Dull 187, A. May 180, B Young 161 Jane Tulley is junior winner Jane Tully, 11-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William J. Tully of Lake Wawasee and Elkhart, was the winner in the junior girls overall division in water skiing, at the 17th Atomic Open in Piqua, Ohio, last week end. Jane won first in tricks, first in slalom, and first in jump.
Warrior swimmers break three school records Tuesday
Three school records were broken as the Wawasee girls swim team defeated the girls from Elkhart Memorial in the opening meet of the season last night. The final score was 89-83. School records were set as follows: Boodie Brewer in the 50 freestyle with a time of 27.3; Nancy Amos in diving with a score of 233.30; and Boodie Brewer in the 100 free with a time of 101.1. Individual results follows: 200 medley relay — Elkhart Memorial 2:08.72, Wawasee second and third 200 free — Jane Atwood EM 2:11.47, Laura Keen W, Leers EM. EM, Kathy Davis W 200 individual medley — Tammy Eby W 2:42.2, Angie Reed W, Jan Miller W, Reed EM. Siler EM 50 free — Yeoman EM 27.05,
JV tennis team meets Minutemen
By KELLI PRICE The freshmen and sophomores of the Wawasee High School tennis team traveled to Concord last Saturday to take on the Concord junior varsity. Concord won the match 10-1. Playing number one singles for Wawasee was sophomore John Locke. He lost to Anthony Kirk in a close 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 three set match. Gregg Gant rallied at number two to also be defeated in a three set match 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 by Concord’s Nicky Zeiger. At number three, Dee Hinesley played Mark. Scholl to be defeated 6-4, 6-0. Ron Cripe, number four, was the only Warrior winner as he defeated Tony Zeiger 4-6,6-2,6-2.
Boodie Brewer W record 27.3, Carmen Bryant W, Housand EM, Taylor W Diving — Nancy Amos W record 233.30, Tracy Rinker W, Bates EM, Holtz EM, Minichillo EM 100 butterfly — Gaydos EM 1:13.7, Darcy Stahly W, Reed EM, Angie Reed W, Plank EM 100 free — Yeoman EM 59.39, Boodie Brewer W record 101.1, Tammy Eby W, Carmen Bryant W, Clausen EM 500 free — Jane Atwood EM 5:55.8, Laura Kroh W, Leers EM, Laurie Stahly W, Jaides EM 100 back — Gaydos EM 1:14.15, Tonya Taylor W, Jan Miller W, Lisa Meek W, Leely EM 100 breast — Darcy Stahly W 1:19.93, Housand, EM, Clayson EM, Cripe EM, Davis W 400 freestyle relay — Wawasee 4:23.5, Elkhart Memorial, Wawasee
Warrior number six, Mike Nordin, lost to Jim Zurawski 6-0, 6-1. Steve Koble played Al Winninger to be beaten 6-1, 6-2. David Coy versed Kevin Lentz at number eight losing 6-1,6-1. Mark Linn beat Warrior Tom Troup 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 and Joe Lehman claimed another Concord victory over Vince Price 6-4, 6-4. Tim Hubartt and Garth McClain combined to challenge Al Winninger and Kevin Lentz of Concord losing a 10 game pro set 10-3. This match brings the JV record to 1-6. Although presently unscheduled, more freshmansophomore matches are planned for later in the season by Coach Baker.
ladies J/ I | Golf \ /I Results
ATMAXWELTQN “Most one Putt Greens’’ was the play of the day for Maxwelton lady golfers on September 6. It was a tie between six members in the 18-hole group — Maggie Smith, Dot Stiver, Margie Purdum, Ginny Lomont and Betty Kline. Winners in the nine-hole group were, first, Marge Thornburg; second, Ces Freehill; third, Inez Beiswanger. The last Ladies Day will be September 27, with a pot luck. Also, members are to sign up for “Alternate Shots” which will be play of the day. September 30 and October 1 a Mixed Scramble is being held for any lady who has an established handicap. Please sign up or call Maxwelton or South Shore Golf Course.
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RECEIVES DEGREE — Vicky Nyikos of Syracuse was the recipient of the master of science in elementary education degree, during a ceremony at Pensacola Christian College, Pensacola, Fla. She had previously studied at Zion Theological Seminary, Indiana Baptist College, and received her bachelor’s degree from Crossroads Bible College of Farmland. She has attended Pensacola Christian College for the past three summers and completed the master’s program on July 26 of this year. Miss Nyikos is the primary principal at the Syracuse Christian Schools of Syracuse. Craig Sorensen returns to school Craig Sorensen has returned to his classes at Tri-State University, Angola. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Sorensen of Milford, his address is as follows: Craig Sorensen Atwood Hall, room 20 Tri-State U Diversity Angola, Ind. 46703
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ANOTHER BUILDING TRADES HOME — The afternoon class of the Wawasee Building Trades class put down the stakes Friday for a new two-story corner lot house on an 82 x 130 lot in W oodland Acres, south and a little east of Wawasee High School. It will have 1,800 square feet of space. Their instructor. Gene Duesler, said two classes will be working on the house, which they hope to complete during the present school year. In this picture with Duesler are Mike Richardson, Tony Siri. Pete Ludwig, Greg Snyder, John Mitchell, Terry Rinker, Logan Jones, Tom Brembeck, Craig Schang, John Hostetler and Robert Guy.
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HERE COMES THE BAND — The Wawasee Marching Warriors, under the direction of David Blackwell, were spotted here during last Friday’s game against Rochester. The band has shoisn good form during pre-game and half time activities.
Warriors lose to Columbia City 4-1
By KELLI PRICE The Columbia City tennis team traveled to Wawasee’s courts last Friday, Sept. 8, to challenge the Warrior varsity tennis players. Columbia City went home the winner as they won the match 4-1. Greg Carpenter played number one singles for Wawasee and lost his match 6-3, 6-1. Rod Hamman was defeated 6-3, 6-2 at number two singles by Pat Ball of Columbia City. John Locke claimed a win for WHS by beating Mark Lawrence 6-2,7-5. In doubles, Jeff Coy and Randy Roth combined City power to defeat Wawasee’s Mike Bran-nock-Gregg Gant number one team 6-3, 6-2. Dee Hinesley and Logan Jones were defeated by Mark Shively and Roger Torres to give Columbia City their fourth Syracuse man enters guilty plea Steven Botchuck, 28, of Syracuse, was one of a trio of men who each entered pleas of guilty to rape, criminal deviant conduct, robbery and confinement, in their criminal trial last Friday in Noble Circuit Court. The charges were in connection with the kidnapping of a 21-year old Noble County woman on May 21, sexually assaulting her and then dumping her near Wakarusa. The other two were Donald Bifh, 22, of Wawaka; and Donald Conrad, 31, of Ligonier. The trio’s guilty pleas had the consent of the victim, her parents and investigating officers from the Elkhart County Sheriff’s department and Indiana State Police. Each defendant could face up to 64 years in prison. Judge Charles Quinn set their sentencing for September 27 at 9 a.m. in Noble Circuit Court. Botchuck and Conrad also face revocation of federal and state probation or parole. Botchuck has two prior felony convictions in Elkhart County, and Conrad has four prior felony convictions in state and federal court. The two had also been charged with being habitual offenders, and that charge was dismissed. Jury selection had already started in the trial when the three men changed their pleas to guilty. Fly rod is stolen Bruce Pierce, r 2 Leesburg, told police Wednesday, Sept. 6, that a handmade fly rod valued at $175, a S6O reel and a S2O fishing line were stolen from his residence near the Tippecanoe Boat Company.
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match point with a score of 7-5, 61. This brings the varsity record to 1-6. The next match is Tuesday at Warsaw with matches also being played Wednesday at home against Northridge and Thursday away at Plymouth.
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