The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 August 1979 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 15,1979

Sports

Jamboree at North Wood

Wawasee High School’s football preview will be made this Friday, Aug. 17, when the Warriors suit up for the annual Football Jamboree at Memorial Field in Nappanee. A rain date has been set for Saturday, Aug. 18. Gates will open at 6:30 p.m. with the game slated for 7:30 p.m. Wawasee will team up with North Wood to compose the white team while Northridge and

WRONG GIRL NAMED An error was made in the award winners listed in the August 8 issue of the paper. Kathy Weisser was listed as the minor league rookie when she should have been listed as the major league rookie award winner. Sheli Bushong was the recipient of the minor league rookie award but was not present for the photo.

Tickets go on sole on Monday The Wawasee High School athletic department will be selling an all-school athletic ticket called the Green and Gold. This ticket will be good for all boys' and girls’ athletic contests. The athletic department encourages students (K-12) to take advantage of this all-event school ticket and save money. Students (K-12) — 60 events for $15.00 Adults — 60 events for $25.00 Football season tickets will be $4.00 for students and SB.OO for adults. Reserved seats are $1.50 extra for football. Session tickets for varsity football will be $1 for students (pre-sale only) and $2 for everyone at the gate. No pre-sale of single session tickets for adults. Admission price for freshman football, junior varsity football, swimming, (boys’ and girl's), volleyball, freshman basketball, wrestling, gymnastics. girls' basketball will be 50 cents for students and $1 for adults. The all-school Green and Gold ticket and football season tickets will be on sale the week of August 20-24 and August 27-31 at the high school. Basketball ticket information will be given prior to the winter sports season.

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Plymouth will team up to compose the dark team. Wawasee will play Northridge in the first quarter of the game while North Wood will play Plymouth in the second quarter. North Wood and Northridge will meet in the third quarter and Wawasee and Plymouth will play the fourth quarter. Wawasee and North Wood will be seated in the west bleachers

t f ' . T .« JUMPING EXERCISES — The Wawasee Warrior Football team is practicing for the opening of the 1979 season. Wawasee will be playing in the Jamboree. Friday. Aug. 17. at 7:30 p.m. at Nappanee. Shown here are four of Wawasee’s 42 players following the coaches’ instructions in a jumping exercise.

Hunting seasons are established

Hunting seasons for several Species of migratory game birds have been established by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources for the 1979 hunting season. Early teal season will be from September 1-9 with shooting hours from sunrise to sunset. Eastern Standard Time. Indiana hunters may harvest a daily bag limit of eight after the first two days of hunting. The season on rails, Sora and Virginia only and gallinules will extend from September 1 through November 9. Shooting hours will be from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. Daily bag and possession limits on rails will be 25 and the daily bag on gallinules will be 15 with a possession limit of 30. Woodcock season will run from September 22 to November 25.

while Plymouth and Northridge will have the east bleachers. Tickets will be $2 for adults and $1 for students. They will be sold at the gates. Pre-school children, accompanied by parents, will be admitted free. The fan buses will leave North Webster at 6:15 p.m., Syracuse at 6:30 p.m. and Milford at 6:45 p.m. Students riding the bus should pay the driver 50 cents when boarding.

The daily bag limit will be five with a possession limit of 10. Common snipe can be hunted from September 1 to December 16. with a daily bag limit of eight and a possession limit of 16. Shooting hours for woodcock and snipe will be one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. Hunters are reminded they will need a state and federal Waterfowl Hunting Stamp to hunt teal during the early season. In addition when hunting ducks in the following zones, hunters using 12 guage shotguns will be required to use steel shot on all waters of Elkhart and Kosciusko counties and within 150 yard zone of land adjacent to the margins of these waters. This includes lakes, ponds, marshes, swamps, rivers, streams and seasonally flooded areas of all types. Excluded from these provisions are the waters of Lake Michigan, drainage ditches and temporary sheet water that are more than 150 yards from the waters described already. Hits and Misses to meet August 22 The fall organizational meeting of the Hits and Misses Bowling League will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 22, at Wawasee Bowl, south of Syracuse. President John Miller stated that the meeting is open to all members and interested bowlers. Other officers of the Wednesday night mixed league are Pat Flanagan, vice president, and Sharon Gilbert, secretarytreasurer.

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'-i * -V p-' • vmW. _ ■HHHMHMHHHHHHHH READY FOR JAMBOREE — These Wawasee football players are getting in shape for the jamboree, Friday evening. Aug. 17, at Nappanee. Approximately 50 players have been practicing during the week from Bto 10 a.m. and 3 tos p.m.

Trav optimistic as Warrior season opens

Hal Traviolia, head football coach at Wawasee High School, stated the Wawasee Warriors will be going into the jamboree at Nappanee on Friday with a number of boys who have not played under fire. The coaches will be watching how these boys react in those circumstances. He further stated he will be optimistic. The Warrior team has been fortunate not to have any players disabled for the season because of injuries during practice. Coach Traviolia remarked he’s crossing his fingers there will not be any Karen Caudill wins South Shore handicap tourney Karen Caudill won the South Shore ladies handicap tourney this year. Runner-up was Gloria Stoffel. L«9es J// a Golf W/ \ 1a Results SOUTH SHORE Play of the day on Tuesday at the South Shore Golf Club was Low Gross, Low Net, with winners as follows: Low gross — Emma Souder and Pat Bankers Low net — Ann Gallahan Low putts — Billie Gross The play for the 18 hole group was Bango, Bongo. Joan Gray won first place honors. Lee Wake, Jackie Wortinger and Jo Waltz tied for second and Esther Stahley and Gloria Stoffel tied for third. MAXWELTON Maxwelt on Ladies had “Most One Putt Greens” as the play of the day. Winners in the 18-hole group were: First place, Joan Stoelling; second place, Gloria Stoffel; and third place, Margaret Purdum. The nine hole winners were: First place, Bonnie Newman; and second place. Rosemary Lantz. 4-wheel drive winners named The Pierceton Jaycees sponsored a truck pull, July 31, during the Kosciusko County fair.Trophies were awarded to the top three places in the three classes. First place winner in the 4,500 pound class was Jim Mowery. Decatur. Dave Kerlin, Silver Lake placed second. In the 5,500 class, first place was taken bv John Loshe, Decatur. And, first place in the 6,500 class was taken by Keith Ogan, Wabash. In all there were 62 participants in the event with the rain curtailing the attendance at 1,156.

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injuries. The offense has been set for the jamboree but, according to Traviolia, there is a situation where several players are fighting for positions. On the offense there will be Brent Bowen and Steve Peach as ends; Rusty Morrison and Roger Shipley, tackles; Tyler Haines and Scott Rensburger, guards; Fred Avery, center; Todd Hartley, quarterback; Thad Tinkey, fullback; Al Schlagenhauf, halfback; and Mike Miller and Lance Clark are battling it out for the other fullback position. Traviolia stated there are more returning defense regulars than any other players and because of those returning defense players the strategy will be to try to have the defense hold the team up until the offense is rolling. As for the

Tuesday Night Ladies meets August 14

The Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League met Tuesday, Aug. 14, at Wawasee Bowl, south of Syracuse, for its organizational meeting. Sue Peterson, president, was in charge of the business meeting. League rules were read and voted upon. It was decided to start bowling on Tuesday, Aug. 28.at9p.m.

Syracuse wins championship

Syracuse Yellow Jackets won the championship pony league game against the Milford Trojans, Thursday, Aug. 9. The game was played at Wawasee High School. Going into the championship game the teams had a record of 8-2 each. The championship win ended the Yellow Jackets season with 12-3. Syracuse lead in the first several innings, 2-1, with Kevin Smith as pitcher. In the third inning, after Jeff Thorn was walked, he stole second base. A timely hit was made by Brian Kistler, and Thorp was brought in for the thrid run. Kistler was advanced to second base on a wild pitch and Dave Workman slammed a double hit down the third base line as Kistler scored.

FISHIN'TIPS jk i from , ~ Tom Mann

MISTER MANN: “I read where you advised fishing for fun fish like bluegills, catfish, and earn. What’s the matter with that mean ol’ dogfish?” LIKE ’EM RUFF HELLO RUFF: Not a tiling. There are times when dogfish, grinnel, bowfin, mudfish, or whatever you call old ugly, are all that’s hitting. I enjoy fishing this roughneck, even if it is about as good to eat as an old tennis shoe. HEY TOM: “I read where you advocate putting back fish you don’t intend to eat. How about giving them to a neighbor and still enjoy catching them?” FUN FISHER HELLO FUN FISHER: Well, nothing wrong with that if the neighbor really enjoys them and doesn’t mind cleaning them when

season outlook the coach said “I think it’s the idea we’re going to improve on last year's record and try to come out of the down cycle of the athletic area in football. We're on the way to getting it turned around.” The key for the Warriors to be successful, according to Traviolia will be a complete united team effort. He commented that practice has been going well and all the players have been exhibiting good attitudes about conditioning and learning the plays. “There’s a lot more to say after the first game,” stated the coach. After the jamboree Wawasee will be traveling to Warsaw on Friday. Aug. 24. The first home game will be against Goshen on August 31.

Several committees were appointed as follows: Prize — Joan Hoover, Connie Smith and Faye Church Banquet — Walter Drug team, Ellen Slabaugh, captain Rules - Nancy Anderson, Sue Peterson and Betty Smith Junior Bowling representative - Sharon Rednour Local tournament scorekeeper committee — Connie Smith

By the end of the thrid inning Syracuse was leading 5-1. The game was kept close by the pitching of both teams until the fifth inning. Rick Pena was replaced by Ross Dahlstrom for Milford and Kevin Smith was replaced by Phil Price for Syracuse. The pitchers were replaced after having the maximum amount of innings during a game. The game was opened up in the fifth inning by Syracuse with the scoring of five runs contributed by Pat Hare, Greg Day, Kevin Smith, Tim Crum and Jeff Carden. Price gave up two hits and picked up his second save. The championship game was the culmination of the A and B team schedules.

I knock on his door around midnight. DEAR TOM: “I’ve got a friend who knows everything and he swears a fish can’t smell worth a hoot.” ARKY HELLO ARKY: The heck they can’t. Just forget some in a livewell like I did for two days. Talk about smell! But, seriously, fish do have a very keen sense of smell. MR. MANN: “What’s the best color jelly worm for the bass in mv neck of the woods?” MAINE YANKEE HELLO YANKEE: I don’t know, it changes with the season. Let tire bass tell you by trying various colors until you find the one they want. Always Iregin with black.

Comment On Sports

BASEBALL * * * By Pete Fritchie WASHINGTON. D C. - Sparky Anderson's hiring by Detroit might mean a pennant and World Series for the Tigers in the next five years, as Sparky says. And it’s about time, for one of the baseball's best franchises. Nevertheless, it’s surprising that Sparky was so carried away with his new job that he mentioned making it to the World Series. The Tigers are in the game’s toughest division. They must beat out not only Baltimore but New York and Boston, plus an improving Milwaukee and Cleveland. That’s a tough assignment. Less Moss, fired before he had much of a chance, might have been a good manager. Florida Scramble set at Maxwelton The Gamma Sigma Sorority is sponsoring a Florida Golf Scramble on Sunday, Aug. 26, at the Maxwelton Golf Course. All proceeds will go to charity. An entry blank appears elsewhere in this issue of The Mail-Journal. "Man's freedom is his inner worth." Michael Beer

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But Sparky is “gate” and is proven. After losing so many years with Ralph Houk (building for next year). Tiger management was under heavy pressure to do something when Moss didn’t get the Bengals off fast this year. Moss didn't have the pitch-ing-which Sparky may also not have. A return to form of Mark Fidrych, plus’the blooming of promising rookies like Pat Underwood, might bolster the pitching staff. If he gets the pitching. Sparky might indeed go all the way. The Tigers have very good defense, young players and ample hitting and speed.

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