The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 February 1979 — Page 9

Sports

Bowling Hits and Misses Campbell Mkt ' 60’a 35'z Keg Tavern 58'z 37'z Wiles Motors 52’ 2 43'2 Guide 52 44 Corn Flakes 50 46 Dave's U Lock It 44 52 Bud's Body Shop 43 49 Fry & Wells Realty 42'2 53'2 Barth, Inc. s 37'2 58'2 Gutter Dusters 35’ 2 56' 2 High team game and series: Guide 791 2120 500 series L Hawn 237-537, B Ginger 211 573, F Nyikos 206 205 567, B Simon 526, R. Davis 172 174 170 516. J Kern 503. J Corn 233 572, K Knisley 216 518, B Wilessl9 450 series and above: S. Kern 181 457, C. Campbell 176 164 477 200games: J Fry 200. P Detwiler 188 454 160 games and above: L. Ginger 160, J Eby 173, R. Lantz 163. N Wiles 172 Tuesday Nite Ladies Lakeof the Valley 715 Whetten’s Asphalt 646 Syracuse Rubber 609 Wawasee Interiors 594 Das Keller 576 Walter Drugs 560 Barth Vans 545 Schwartz's Super Valu 479 The Papers Inc. 405 Butler Customs 385 Ganshorn Plummer 342 My Store 372 High team game Walter Drugs — 793 High team series Whetten's Asphalt — 2241 500 series S Keim 513 450 series: B Schopt 460, M Pauff 460, P Smith 450. E. Wogoman 487. N Peterson 461. C. Yoder 459, J Hoover 477. P Green 459, N Anderson 480. I Dull 499. D Kitson47o 200games: S Keim2o3 160 games: B Schopf 165. M Pauft 168. R Corl 160. J Wortinger 168. P Smith 168. E Wogoman 175. 171. N Peterson 162. C Yoder 168. J Hoover 178. >64. P Green 162. N Anderson 176. S Keim'l63. B Weimer 167. M Myers 176. C Richards 1 70. E Slabaugh 171, I Dull 165. 177. D Kitson 162 169. B Miller 180

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Women's college ball back at Wawasee

The Lakeland Youth Center and the Wawasee Boosters, Inc., will be sponsoring women’s college basketball once again at Wawasee High School. The rematch of last year’s battle is set for Monday, March 5, at 7 p.m. The Adrian CoHege Bulldogs (1978 Michigan Small College Runners-up) will meet the Franklin College Grizzlyettes (1978 Indiana Small College State Champs). These two teams, ably coached by two of the midwest’s leading sipall college coaches, will exhibit the skills that earned them their state recognition. Local area talent is well represented on both teams by stand-out high school stars. These girls are Barb Brouwer of Wawasee and Kim Cunningham of West Noble, playing for Adrian; and Judi Warren (Indiana’s 1976 Miss Basketball) of Warsaw and Tammy Schumm of Wawasee, playing for Franklin. Half-time activities Will feature the Wawasee optional gymnastics team in a floor exercise exhibition. All indications point toward

Milford Business Campbell's 23 9 Little & Clark 21 11 Vega 21 11 D6tys 21 11 Jeffs 21 11 Wuthrichs 20 12 UTS 20 12 Speichers 19 13 CFS 16 16 Augsburgers 15 17 Walkers 13’ 2 18' 2 Walters 13 19 Sharps 11 21 Scotts 10 22 Milford Motors 9 23 WyantChev ' 2'z 29'2 High team game Jeffs — 1063 High team series: Campbells— 2997 500 series: B Kaiser 508. B Wolterman 515, H. Troup 507, D. Wolterman 521, T. Levernier 509, S Weisser 543, L Young 554. T. Campbell 532, D. Rensberger 532. L. Newman 582. B. Simon 500, D Butler 563, P Mock 531. J Koher 598, G. Pauff 518, D. Zachery 531. J Bray 576, K Stichter 513. B Sorensen 523, H Bartman 530, J. Wortinger 555, L Welty 569, R Smith 505. G Sorensen 544 200 games S. Weisser 219, L Young 200. T Campbell 213. L. Newman 230, D Butler 201. P Mock 220. J Koher 231.0. Richards 202. J Bray 223, D Orn 202, D Wuthrich 208, J Wortinger 232, L Welty 201, K Mathews 205. K Mathews 205. G Sorensen 202 Land ‘Q‘ Lakes Ligonier E Ik's 73 5 Wawasee Bowl 70 8 Flint Reality 'B' 2 9' 2 Syracuse Legion 17 11 Crow Roofing 16' 2 11'2 Whitacre Excavating 16 12 C& J Construction _ 16 12 Mid State Ins Agency 15 13 Frog Tavern 14 14 The Little People Shoppe . 14 14 State Bank of Syracuse 14 14 J P Midway Lounge 13 15 The Lost Knight H' z 16'2 Cromwell Lumber 10' 2 17'2 Knights ot Columbus 10 18 Commodore Corp 10 18 Paul's Ceramic 8 20 Sprague Rooting 5 23 High team game and series C & J Const - 899 2555

another full house for this repeat college game. Tickets are on sale at a number of area businesses and at the door on the night of the game. Serving our country CRAIG LUTTMAN Craig Luttman, son of Wymond and Wanita Luttman, r 4 Syracuse, enlisted in the United States Marine Corps’ Delayed Entry Program. He will report for training July 12. Prior to reporting for training, he will be a 1979 graduate from Wawasee High School.

600 series: T. Ervin2l6 609 500 series: W Alderfer 525. R. Dean 512, J. Warren 545, M Hoile 504, M. Durham 548. M Spragues36, J. Blackport 528. L. Ryman 521, W Benson 522, C. Fink 535, F Nyikos 546. E. Henning 512, G. Sorensen 533, K. Knisley 556. L Longenbaugh 538, A. Zimmerman 531, R Graff 515, G. Bishop 512, C. Harris 500; D Smith 537. S Butt 543, P Flanagan 546. P Fought 562. R Williamson 590. R. Plikerd 556. E Edgar 513. C. Walton 504. M Boyer 527 200 games: M Durham 211, L Ryman 202. C. Fink 206, F. Nyikos 213. L Longenbaugh 203. A. Zimmerman 206, D. Meyer 200, R Williamson 222, P Fought 209, B. Hillard2o4. C. Walton 201 Sunday Nite Holiday Rambler - 69 23 Evans 61'z 30' 2 Fairmont 59 33 H Homes 57' 2 34'z Miller's 48 44 K. I. Bait 47'2 44'2 Oasis 45'2 46'2 Taylor Wholesale 43' 2 48'2 X Ray 41 51 Louies 39'2 52'2 Tim's Texaco , 37 55 Smokeys ' 36 56 Shaw's 36 56 G Guzzlers 23 69 High team game and series: Holiday Rambler - 753 2225 600 series. K. Knisley 682 500 series: A. Slabaugh 580, L. Hawn 524. R Solina 521. G Pauff 500, D. Hamilton 526, G. Coquillard Sr. 528. C. Weaver 502, D. Blosser 546, G Swihart 510. D. Jones 542, S. Rensberger 539 450 series: S. Opalek 471, K Solina 462, M Pauff 477, C. Simpson 467, L. Jones 458 200 games K. Knisley 269. 247. A Slabaugh 223. R Nottingham 204, D Hamilton2o2, D Blosser 203 170 games: L Hawn 191, M. Pauff 175. B Hamilton 172. C. Simpson 181, C. Weaver 184, L. Jones 170 Bantam Close Encounters 38 19 Super Strikers 36 •21 Avon Toys 34 23 Bionic Bowlers 34 23 Pin Splitters 34 23 Cheelata 33 % 24 Trojans 33 24 The Strikers 32'? 24' 2 Angels 32 25 The Little Rascals 31 26 Champs 27' 2 29' 2 Battlestar Galactica 27 30 Roadrunners 26' 2 27'z Convoy 26 31 Sunshinners 26 31 Star Wars 21 36 Sunflowers 19 38 Falcon 18'z 38' 2 Morning Glorys 18 39 Beginners 16 29 High team game and series: Bionic Bowlers - 487 929 . 2 games the same Bantam: T. Hare - Both 101 250 series and above Bantam: D. Gerst ner 260. T Minnix 251. David R 251. K Weisser 279 100 games Bantam: D. Kern 120-106. J R Noel 129 114. A Miller 123, J Cannon 115 105. K Liser 111, G Miller 132 110. D Gerstner 115 150. B Carter 112 137. T Hare 101 101. Brad 144. D Justice 121, S McDonald 101. E Steele 102. P Steele 107 131. T Menex >53. David R 143 108. T Grawcock 129 100. K Rensberger 112 107. Steve D 110, M Miller 104. T Ryman 107, K Weisser 119 115. B Henson 107 105. C Baumgartner 100 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies' NeJlanßealty 57 31 Dewart Lake Marina 54 34 Star Store 54 34 Master Craft 50’/? 33'/? LaPefite 50 38 Wyant Chevrolet 49 39 Beacon 37 47 Spry Decorator 37 51 Enchanted Hills 37 51 State Bank of Syracuse 36'2 sl'/» Don's Mechanic 31 57 Ace-Pest Control 31 57 High team game and series: Star Store - 862 2323 500 series A Dahlstrom 512, M Willard 502. M Rensberger 505. L. Speicher 502. L. Eastman 562 450 series and above S Brouwer 499. A. Smith 476, S Koser 450, L. Jones 459. M Dixon 472, J Slabaugh4s2 200games: L Eastman2oo 170 games and above: S. Brouwer 184, A. Dahlstrom 170-175. J. Love 171. M. Willard 170 171, C Reid 172. S Quinn 191, L. Crow 186. M Rensberger 197 191, M Dixon 189, L. Speicher 182, S Wolterman 174, L. Eastman 171 191 Land 'O' Lakes February? Ligonier Elk's 20 4 Wawasee Bowl 17 7 Syracuse Legion 16 8 Flint Realty 15’/z 8W Frog Tavern 14 10 Whitacre Excavating 14 10 Crow Roofing 13 11 C & J Construction 12 12 Mid State Ins. Agency 11’* 12’* The Little People Shoppe 11 13 The Lost Knight 11 13 J. P. Midway Lounge 11 13 Cromwell Lumber 10 14 Commodore Corp 10 14 Stale Bank of Syracuse 10 14 Knights of Columbus 9 15 Paul's Ceramic 7 17 Sprague Roofing 4 20 High team game: Flint Realty — 941 High team series: Wawasee Bowl - 2718 600 series: R. Hyde 256 615, R. Graff 222, 203602 500 series: R. Keim 557, G. Bishop 521, G. Summerlot 526, G. Price 507, B Eyer 518, G. Henning 519, J. Warren 509, A. Zimmerman 535, R. Einsiedel 517, M. Durham 555, F. Nyikos 522, T. Ervin 530, G. Coquillard, Jr. 550, D. Patrick 528, P. Fought 513. R. Williamson 572, D. Smith 529, C. Walton 520, E. Edgar 526, G. Sorensen 531, K. Knisley 536, L Welty 539, R. Simon 582, D. Butler 530 200 games: G. Bishop 244, C. Summerlot 234, G. Price 209, A. Zimmerman 211, R. Einsiedel 202, M. Durham 235, G. Coquillard, Jr. 214, D. Patrick 201, P. Fought 200, R. Williamson 208, R. Plikerd 205, L. Welty 204. R. Simon 200 County Stu Ron Joe 19 9 Pilcher's Shoes 19 9 Auer's Ser. I 16’* 11’* RV Wheels 16 12 Parker's Hybrids 15 13 Rinker Built 15 13 Paul's U Lock It 15 13 Wawasee Home Ser. 15 13 Barbee Hotel 14 14 Bud's Body Shop 14 14 Louie's I 14 14 Frost Ant. 8. TV Ser. 14 14 Wawasee Bowl 13 15 Petz Dairy Queen j 11 17 Whetten Asphalt 11 17 Kurly's Keglers H 17 Liske's Drunks 101* 171* Cline's 9 19 High team game: Wawasee Bowl 920 High team series: Pilcher's Shoes 2703 600 series: E.Coburn6o6 500 series: S. Wolfe 518. G. Liske 552, S. Archer 544, C. Eby 514, E. Harting 528, J. Bohnstedt 505, D. Thibauts24, R. Strombeck 552, R. Solina 510. P. Kline 524, J. Morganthaler 520. J. Kern 515. C. Wogoman 543. R. Wogoman 530, C. Garner 545, D. Galloway 506, M. Ganshorn 507, P. Beezley 526, R. Henwood 504, C. Frushour 552, D. Barhydt 567, C. Snodgrass 532, P. Stichter 578 200 games: G. Liske 232, S. Archer 202, M. Elliott 201, E. Coburn 201-243, R. Strombeck 207. C. Wogoman 201. C. Garner 207, Doug Smith 202, J. Wilson 524, D. Barhydt 214

Four Wawasee swimmers to state

Four Wawasee High School swimmers will be competing in the state swimming meet this Friday and Saturday, Feb. 23 and 24, at Ball State University, Muncie. Competing on the state level will be Steve Rosenkrantz, Scott Arnold and Tracy Bartow, all seniors and Greg Carpenter, junior. All four broke school records at sectional competition last Saturday at Elkhart. Rosenkrantz qualified in the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly events. He, along with Arnold, Bartow and Carpenter also qualified in the 400 freestyle relay. Rosenkrantz’s scores were as follows: 50F, :23.2, seventh in sectional; 1008, :55.9, second in sectional; and in the relay, 3:36.4, second in sectional. Other Records Broken Four other school records were broken at the sectional. In the 200 freestyle, Arnold captured sixth place with a time of 1:54.1. In the 200 medley, Carpenter took sixth place with his time of 2:11.9. And, in the 100 freestyle, it was Arnold with a time of :51.2, giving him fifth place. Bartow took seventh place in the 500 freestyle with his time of 5:17.9. Overall, Wawasee placed fifth out of 12 schools at the sectional with 104 points. Goshen was the top winner with 308 points. Coach Tim Caldwell commented. “We placed the highest we’ve ever placed. He added, “It (the sectional), went about as well as we expected for most teams. We did a lot better than we thought we would. We’re happy.’’ One highlight was the Warrior victory over rival Warsaw. Caldwell said, “We beat Warsaw for the first time. This was one of our goals.’’ Warsaw only qualified one shimmer, Melvin Hawkins. A Good Chance This is the first time in three years Wawasee is sending a member of the swimming team to the state. Bill Rosenkrantz, Steve’s brother, went to the state as a diver in 1976. What are Wawasee’s chances? Caldwell_said, “When you get down to the state, you’re talking about the best. We’ve got as good a chance as anybody." Wawasee will be competing in all sprint events which Caldwell feels is a plus. “Whoever swims the best is going to get in. Whoever makes mistakes isn’t.’’ The swimmers will qualify at 4 p.m. Friday. The finals are set for 2 p.m. on Saturday. 5-9 Season Overall, the Warriors had a season of 5-9. Caldwell said this doesn’t reflect on the swimming, however. “We never really swam with a full squad,” he explained. “When we had to swim fast, we did. ” At the beginning of the season, first year coach Caldwell hoped to break 11 school records. The Warriors ended up by breaking all but four. Next Tuesday, Feb. 27, at 7:30 p.m., the swimmers will be honored in the high school auditorium. The Warrior wrestlers will also be recognized.

‘ FjW v.rn ■ V fl ■ ■ B nW 1 B nw/JH Km vlUv THEY WON — The first of a number of benefit basketball games sponsored by the Kosciusko County Law Enforcement officers was held in the Milford gym last night < Tuesday) with the Milford teachers, shown here, defeating the officers 57-47. In front are Ned Speicher, Dick Roose, Monica Bice of the EMS, Scott Johnson and Tony Clouse. In back are Ron Carmichael, Phil Metcalf and Richard Bender. The game was played for the benefit of the Milford Emergency Medical Service.

j i ’ Im ■■■lnk w ' J ti mI - - Bgßfe fcf-„ fl SKYLARK — Players with Skylark for the Lakeland Youth Center are: Front row, left to right, Derin Keim, Marc Green, Chris Yoder, Richie Troup. In the back. Price Pounds, Erick Jones, David Kistler and Robert Weldy.

■I JB II F J r1 r (i IB<I ¥ - ( LF Y w ( ' ts LA .■ Jr* J r .1 Y T I am w ( TRAVELING TO STATE — These Wawasee swimmers will be competing in the state IHSAA swimming meet this Friday and Saturday at Bali State I niversity. Muncie. This is the first time in three years a member of the swim team has traveled to the state. On the bottom, from left to right, are: Scott Arnold, coach Tim Caldwell and Steve Rosenkrantz. Standing are Greg Carpenter and Tracy Bartow. ,

USDA agency seeks public comment on insurance regulations The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC), an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is currently seeking public comment on its proposed regulations for insuring wheat in Kosciusko County, effective with the 1980 crop year. Executive Order No. 12044, issued by President Jimmy Carter on March 23, 1978, directs all executive agencies to actively seek public participation in improving existing and future regulations. Members of the general public may obtain information on the proposed wheat regulation changes from the FCIC Office, for the county, located at 513 Main Street, Rochester. The deadline for submitting written comments on these proposed regulations is Thursday, Feb. 22. All written comments must be sent to: Manager, Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C., 20250.

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Sectional tourney tickets go on sale, schedule givon Sectional basketball tourney tickets will go on sale in the bookstore at Wawasee High School on the following days and times: Friday, Feb. 23 — Student season ticket holders (must have season ticket in possession) Monday, Feb. 26 — Adult season ticket holders and student season ticket holders Tuesday, Feb. 27 — Adult non-season ticket and student non-season ticket holders who live in the Lakeland school district. Athletic director Carl Meditch asks that all persons purchase their tickets op the scheduled dates only. Tickets are $3.75 for both adults and students. Meditch also noted that the school will sell only one ticket per season ticket. Tickets may be purchased on the above days betweenßa.m. and3:3op.m.

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DOLL’S — Youths playing on the Doll’s Decorating basketball team at the Lakeland Youth Center are: Front row, left to right, Doug Wolferman, and Kendall Galegor. In the back row are Mike Troup, Todd Wilson, Jeff Carrillo.

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