The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 April 1979 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 25,1979

Sports

For Sue Pearson, running is the Boston Marathon

Ever wonder what it would be like to run over 26 miles in one stretch? Sue Pearson, a student teacher at Wawasee High School, was one of the lucky people to find out. She participated in the Boston Marathon last week with over 7,000 other runners. Why did she want to run in the marathon? “It’s neat,” she said. oldest marathon. I figured as long as I qualified, I might as well run.” She added, “There’s a lot of things to see there. You meet a lot of people from all over.” In order to qualify, a woman must be able to run the 26-mile stretch in three and one-half hours. Men over the age of 40 must also be able to run it in the same time. Men under the age of 40, however, must be able to finish the course in three hours. Sue qualified for the marathon when she placed second last November in a marathon at Indiana University, Bloomington.» This is the second year the student teacher has corrjpeted in the Boston Marathon. She has run in eight other marathons, including four in Fort Wayne and two in Bloomington. Sue said she thinks she finished the marathon in three hours. The final results will be posted in the next issue of the Runner's Magazine. The blond runner hails from Albion. She has been running for four years and has competed on her high school track and cross country teams as well as in college. She is a graduate of Central Noble High School. She will be graduating from IU in

Milford girls win two

The Milford Junior High track team notched two victories this week, defeating Wakarusa. 76-33, and Fairfield, 98-11. Three school records were set in the meets. Naomi Garza set a new mile run mark with a time of 7:13.6, while Marcia Sorensen recorded new records in the softball thrQw. Sorensen tossed for 173’6'2” a’ainst Wakarusa and bettered that performance against Fairfield with a throw of 186’2". Results of the meets are as follows: Milford Vs Wakarusa Shot Put - Lechlitner W. 32’5Sorensen M. Schmucker W Long Jump - Jill Patty M. 14’2”; Truex W. Kaminski W Softball Throw - Sorensen M. 173’6'2”: Stichter M. Lechlitner W High Jump - Truex W, 4’8”; Kaminski W, Garza M 50 - Jill Patty M. 6.6 sec.; Kaminski W. Cruz M 100 - Jill Patty M. 12 7 sec.; RouchM, Truex W

RnFiciWTi PLACED AT SECTIONAL — The wrestlers shown above placed in the Amateur Athletic Union Sectional in Mishawaka. Saturday, April 21. Some of the boys will be competing in the state finals in the Federation Wrestling. LaPorte. Saturday, April 28. From the sectional the boys will be participating in the state finals May 11-12 in Indianapolis Tech. Any boy 15 or under is eligible for this event. Kneeling in the front row are Ben Beer. Tim Mangas, Brett Traviolia, Jeff Welborn, Dan Bachtel. Josh Lantz, Dan O’Haver and John Frey. Standing in the back are Tad Frank, Brad Traviolia. Paul Bontrager, Lance Lantz. Herb Hofer. Mike Hernandez, David Melendez and Paul Bachtel. Not pictured are Raymond Melendez and Ramond Pena.

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ini SUE PEARSON May with a degree in physical education. She plans to continue and get her master's at IU while teaching as an associate there. She has been a student teacher at Wawasee since March 4. She will finish on May 5. While at Wawasee, she conducted a three-week course on selfdefence. Is there any special training to run in the Boston Marathon? She said “I usually try and get in 10 miles a day. On Saturdays, I usually try to run 17 miles.” Another member of the Pearson family, brother Hal, also participated in the Boston Marathon. He is a teacher at West Noble Junior High School. Going along to lend their support were mom mid dad, Harold and Betty Pearson.

220 - Rouch M. 31.3 sec.; Jenny Patty M, Baker M 440 — Stichter M, 72.3 sec.; Jenny Patty M. Place M 880 - Morris M. 3:11.6; Garza M. Miller W Mile — Garza M. 7:13.6; Bennett W. Arriola M Hurdles — Rohrer W, 14.9 sec.; Baker M, Parks W , 440 Relay - Milford (Bohnstedt, Jill Patty. Cruz, Hernandez ) 59.91 sec. 880. Medley - Milford (Stichter. Rouch, Baker. Jenny Patty* 2:17.7 Milford Vs Fairfield Shot Put - Sorenson M. 26’5”; Hedges F. Thwaits F Long Jump — Jill Patty M. 14’5”; Bohnstedt M, Rouch M Softball Throw - Sorensen M. 186’2”; Stichter M. Richardson M High Jump — Zellinger F. 4’8”; Jenny Patty M. Charlton M 60 — Jill Patty M. 8.1 sec.; BakerM, CruzM 100 - Jill Patty M, 12.7 sec.; Rouch M, Bohnstedt M 220 — Rouch M, 29.5 sec.;

comment or two to make. If you would like to let someone know what you have to say write to the following: National Collegiate Athletic Association Public Relations Department, P. O. Box 1906, Shawnee Mission, Kan. 66222. United States Tennis Association, Inc., 51 E. 42 St. New York, New York, 10017. Department of Information Baseball — Office of the Commissioner, 75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New York, 10019. C. Robert Paul, Jr., Director of Communications, United States

Jenny Patty M, Lenler F 440 — Stichter M. 71.2 sec.; Jenny Patty M. Place M 880 - Morris M. 3:06; Garza M. McDowell F Mile - Garza M, 7:33; Arriola M. Troup M Hurdles — Bdker M. 10.4 sec.; Morris M, Bohnstedt M 440 Relay - Milford (Rouch. Baker. Jenny Patty, Stichter) 2:05 Jerry Rhodes places first at Charleston Jerry Rhodes, former Wawasee track member, represented Purdue track team at the Eastern Illinois Relays at Charleston. 111. He placed first in the discus with a throw of 170 feet, seven inches, and fifst again in the shot put with a heave of 58 feet, seven inches. -•

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Wawasee wins

The Wawasee Warriors baseball squad improved its season record to 3-2 Monday handing Tippecanoe Valley a 3-2 setback. With the score knotted at two BOWLING Hits & Misses Final Standings Campbell Mkt. 86'z 45'-z Guide 73 Keg Tavern 72 'zz 59' z WilesMolors 71'z 60'z Bud's Body Shop 70 62 Corn Flakes 66 66 Fry 8> Wells Realty 64'z 67'z Paul's U lock It 61 71 Barth, Inc 50'7 81 iz Gutter Dusters 44'z 87'z High team game and series: Wiles Motors - 716 2036 500 series L Christner 227 515, B Miller 182. 202 529, P Bright 172, 173, 189 534, B Wiles 502, F Nyikos 549. S. Kern 189, I'B4 519, J Kernss3,C Lantz2l4 573, P Flanaganso6 450 series: N Wiles 193 493, J. Butler 202 467 200 games B Ginger 202 *l6O games R Davis 173, J Baker 176, K. Beezley 182, L Ginger 162, J Eby 166 Thursday Night Ladies Bud's Bar 87' z 36' z Thornburg Drugs 87 37 Barth 75'z 48'z Kale Island Beacon 75'z 48' z No Web Fire Aux 73 51 Lynn Feller Ins. 70'z 53'z Wawasee Electronics . 69 55 Pilcher's Shoes 68 56 Mary's Hobby Shop 68 . 56 Rutt Wholesale 65 59 Geil's Keyboard Mus 60 64 Lake City Bank 56 68 Turf Bar 55 69 Jay's Ins & Realty 54 70 Frog Tavern 52'z 71'z Quacker s Lounge 48' z 75' z Monsanto 44' z 79'z Maple Leaf Farms 44 80 Unknown's 43'z 80'z Spanky's Pizza 43 81 170 games S Bucher 179. C Meek 171. D Walton 176, J. Chiddister 170, K. Knisley 1;74, IM Spurling 178, H. Taylor 172, 170. J. Reed 178. A. Dean 170, A. Reel 170, E . Price 170. B. Hinton 175, M. Whisler 171, L. Hawn 178, F Money 173. A Stahley 179, N Geil 170 180 games S Wolterman 185. J Slabaugh 183. J Knisely 181, B. Hamilton 182, B Cook 180. S Stahley 186, 187 190 games P Benson 190, K. Knisley 194, A. May 198, J Harter 199. C Blosser 194, 191 200 games J Slabaugh 208. M Henning 210, H Taylor 209 225 games - L Hawn 227 450 series: M Popenfoose 462, A Doughman 451, R. White 466. B Hinton 451, G Pilcher 458, C N01an455, B Gross 459 475 series - P Benson 492, D Walton 485, J. Knisely 482, A May 487, N Spurling493, J. Reed 483. i A Dean 496, E Price 487, A Stahley 494, C. Blosser 497, B. Hamilton4Bl 500 series - S. Wolterman 506, J. Slabaugh 504, K Knisley 520. J Harter 504, B Cook 500, S Stahley 509, J Maher 503 525 series - M Henning 540, L Hawns49 550 series — H Taylor 551 County Pilcher's 47 17 RVW 45 19 Auer's 38’z 25'z Bud's 37 27 W. Home Ser 35 29 Paul'S 35 29 Kurly's 32 32 Liske's. 31’z 32'z Petz > 31 33 i W. Bowl 30'z 33' z SRJ 29'z 34’2 Frost 29 35 Rinker 29 35 Barbee 27 37 * Whetten 26 38 Louie's 25 39 Cline's 25 39 Parker's 23 41 High team game and series. Pilcher's Shoes - 1000 2822 600 series: E Henning 601, C Frushour 602, D Hyde6oß. E. Coburn637 500 series: R BrazelSOl, M Dorsey 502. G Knisley 513, K Knisley 551, J Kimble 515. D Butler 574, J. Morganthaler 528. J. Kern 522. R Henwood 546, D Galloway 530, C An derson 567. M. Sumpter 500, M Sumpter 503. C Eby 534. D Thiljiaut 585, F Nyikos 574. W Alderfer 558. B Slabaugh 509, S. Archer 504. H. Cline 537, J. Wilson 516, S Solina 547. C Garner 504. C Walton 549. C. Snodgrass 566, G Liske 500. J Kirkdorfer 578, D Roeder 503. D. Taylor 521 200 games E Henning 215. K Knisley 202, D Butler 206. J. Morganthaler 203. R. Henwood 202, 206, C. Frushour 231, C An derson 207, C Eby 202, E Coburn 213, 225, D Thibaut 222, F Nyikos 202, H. Cline 204. C. Walton 209, C. Snodgrass J. Kirkdorfer 226 Sunday Night H Rambler 98 30 Evans 78’z 45'z Fairmont 77 51 H. Homes 73'z 54'z Oasis 68' z 59'z K. I. Bait ' 65' z 62'z Taylor 62'z 65'z X-Rays 62 62 Millers 62 66 Smokeys 54 74 Shaws 53 75 Louie's 51't 76'? Tim's Texaco 48 80 G Guzzlers » 38 90 High team game: H. Homes — 703 High team series: H. Rambler —1939 500 series: S. Rensberger 519, C. Sum merlot 537. L. Hawn 510, K. Knisley 512. C Weaver 501 450 series: B. Hamilton 482, C Simpson 456, M Rensburger 454, A. Dean 482, D Nottingham 456. K. Solina 476,- D. Not tingham47s, B Swihart46s 200 games S. Rensberger 205. C. Sum merlot 200, L. Hawn 201, D. Blosser 202 170 games: B Hamilton 175, M Ren sberger 172, P Bright 172, A Dean 190. C. Weaver 177, 179, J. Miller 178, K. Solina 177, D. Nottingham 170. B. Swihart 174 Benefit game ct Milford A benefit basketball game is being planned for Friday. April 27, in the Milford Junior High School. The game will feature the Milford Christian Church and the Collamer United Church of Christ. Proceeds of the game will go to the Inner City Mission in Fort Wayne. The mission is a nondenominational mission working with the underpriviledged and the unwanted. Hie public is'invited to attend the game.

apiece after five innings, the Warriors scored the winning run on a wild pitch by Tippecanoe’s Newlin, with the bases loaded, in the bottom of the sixth. Wawasee’s Wolfe was the winning pitcher, striking out nine while walking four. He also surrendered six hits, all singles. Newlin struck out three and walked three. Kaiser and Hawn had the only extra base hits for Wawasee as each recorded a double. Wawasee hosts East Noble Wednesday. Tippecanoe AB 11 R Cooper 202 Deardorf 4 3 0 Utter 3 0 0 Tilden 4 1 0 Ritchey 4 1 0 Coplen 2 0 0 Newlin 3 10 Shewman 3 0 0 Shepherd 200 Dickerhoof 1 0 0 TOTALS 28 6 2 Wawasee AB H R Keefer 4 0 0 Troup 310 Kaiser 3 2 0 Wolfe 3 0 0 Tinkey 0 0 1 Vance 320 Toston 2 0 0 Bowen 0 0 0 Koble 2 0 1 Hawn 3 2 1 TOTALS 23 7 3 Tippecanoe 001 010 0-2 Wawasee 001 011 x-3

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I 11! ii A B 31 ® U SPECIAL OLYMPIC WINNERS — These Milford Elementary students won ribbons at recent Special Olympics meet held at Wawasee High School. From left, are: Shanna Bushong, first in long jump and first in 50 meter dash: Cindy Elliott, first in 50 meter dash and fourth in long jump; Johnathan Hedges, first in softball throw and fourth in long jump; Jeff Zimmerman, fourth in softball throw and second in 50 meter dash; Curtis Shepherd, first in 50 meter dash and first in long jump; Todd Baker, third in softball throw and fourth in long jump; and John Selles, fifth in 50 meter dash and sixth in softball throw.

Syracuse outruns Fairfield

The Syracuse Yellow Jackets boys and girls track teams ran off and hid from their Fairfield opponents on the Fairfield track last Thursday. Jeff Thorn led the boys as he won the shot put. quarter mile, long jump and anchored the winning mile relay team Ken Turner, David Workman and Kevin Smith each won two events as the Jackets scored 69 points to Fairfield’s 30. Keila Hamman led the Syracuse girls’ team with wins in the 50. 100. long jump and lead off the winning quarter mile relay team. One of the best marks of the day was a 7:07 mile run by Eloise Gans. The final score of

the girls meet was Yellow Jackets. 84. Fairfield 24. Results of each events were as follows : Boys Pole Vault — Workman S Long Jump — Thorn S, 16’6” Shot Put — Thorn S. 38’11 " High Jump — Smith S. and Burnett S. tie. 4’10” Low Hurdles — Smith S. 16.3 sec. .Mile — Troyer F. 5:28.5 100 — Turners,. 11.2 sec 220 — Turner S. 26.8 sec. 440 — Thorn S. 62.4 sec. 880 — Workman. S. 2:33.4 880 Relay — Fairfield. 1:55

Mile Relay — Syracuse i Workman. Busch. Blade. Thorn > 4:31 Girls Shot Put — Granger S. 27’ High Jump — Zellinger F. 4’3” Long Jump — Hamman S. 136" Softball Throw — Ladd S. 121’10’’ Hurdles — DarrS, 13.7 sec. 50— HammanS 100 — Hamman S. 12 sec 220 — Fairfield. 31.3 sec 880 Jones S. 3:13 4 440 Relay — Syracuse. 59.1 sec 880 Relay — Syracuse. 2:11 Mile — Gans S, 7:07.