The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 September 1979 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., September 5,1979

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Sports

Redskins slaughter Warriors 42-0

Last Friday night was not a good night for the Wawasee Warriors as the number one ranked Redskins from Goshen traveled to Wawasee and slaughteredthe Warriors 42-0. The Warrior defense held the Redskins scoreless in the early stages of the game. However, the powerful Redskin team, still riding high on last year's state championship, wore the defense down and the slaughter began. Goshen won the toss and elected to receive. Wawasee recovered aMumble and it looked as if it might be a good night as the Warriors began to move the ball down field. They could get no closer than the 24-yard-line before Goshen held and took over on downs. Goshen marched down field but the Warrior defense held the Skins at the 18-yard-line on a four and two. The Warriors failed to move the ball and was forced to punt. A pitch-out to Luis Hernandez gave Goshen a long gain. On the next play the Warrior defense hit quarter back Steve Weddle behind the lines. It looked as though it was going to be a tight game with little scoring. Goshen was not to be denied as the Redskins had other plans and Ron Gillis fan 33 yards for the first score of the night. Only 44 seconds remained in the first quarter. The point after, kicked by Luis Perez, was good and Goshen was in front 7-0 as the quarter ended. Wawasee failed to move the ball and was forced to punt early in the second quarter. It was then the slaughter began. The second touchdown of the game came on a 23-ybrd pass from Weddle to Mike Hunsberger. Perez's kick was good and Gosden was in front 14-0. Wawasee junior Al Schlagenhauf returned the ball 30 yards upfield on the kick. A pass

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interception by Goshen and a draw play sent Ron Lewallen 59 yards down field and into the end zone. Score: 20-0. The point after was good. A fumble on a pitch-out a short time later was recovered by Goshen’s Ron Lewallen Soon Paul Grise was in the end zone. Score: 27-0. Again the kick by Perez was good. Only 122 remained in the half. The Warriors began to move the ball down field but time ran out. Wawasee took the kick to start the second half but Goshen took over on downs a short time later and moved the ball down field quickly on a 54 yard-run by Ron Gillis. A seven-yard run by Gillis put the ball over the goal once again. The kick was good. Score: 34-0. Goshen's final TD came as Luis Hernandez ran 61 yards lor the score. The kick was good. The score: 42-0. Wawasee almost scored in the final minutes of the game as the Warriors drove to the two-yard-line before Goshen's defense stopped them. Goshen took over on downs and ran the clock out Girls' golf team wins The Wawasee High School girls’ golf team won over the North Wood High School girls' team last week. The medalist honors went to Amy Reed with a 34 and Carla Darr with a 35. Susan Naab scored 36 while Nancy Norman posted a 38. The match was played at Par Nine in New Paris. WARRIORSPLAY AT ROCHESTERitFRIDAY The Wawasee Warrior football team will travel to Rochester to meet the Zebras on Friday. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Gates, will open at 6:45 p.m. Tickets for grades one-eight are $1 with all other tickets selling for $2 at the gate. A presale of t ickets for Wawasee High School students only at $1 will beheld on Friday. • Buses will leave Milford at 5:30 p.m., Syracuse at 5:45 and Nort h Webster at 6 p.m.

L_ rg 1 lkJ II ’ I 4 f ■■ i 1 II I Um WOMEN’S CHURCH SOFTBALL TEAM — The North Webster United Methodist Church softball team finished the season with a record of 4-2. They were tournament champs which started on July 4. Additional teams in the league were Leesburg Methodist, Calvary Baptist and Dutchtown Brethren. In the front row are Jo Hepler. Jean Barrett. Denise Vanator, Mary Meyers. Rosie Mort and Regina Preston. In the back are Dyanne Tracy. Ronda Black. Sherri Smith. Lonnie Black. Doris Paulas and Kathy White. Not show n in the picture are Roselie Keim. Jenifer Kussmaul and Brenda Replogle.

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THURSDAY. SEPT. 6 4 p.m. — Wawasee girls’ golf at Goshen 4 p.m — Wawasee tennis vs Goshen at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee cross country vs East Noble and Lakeland at Lakeland 6:30 p.m — Wawasee volleyball at Rochester 6:30 p.m. Wawasee-freshman football vs North Wood 'at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee girls' swim vs East Nobleat Wawasee 6:30 pm. — I USB classes at -Wawasee FRIDAY, SEPT. 7 4:15 p.m. — Wawasee Tennis at Columbia City 7:30 pm. — Wawasee football at Rochester SATURDAY. SEPT. 8 10 a m. — Wawasee junior varisty football vs Rochester at Wawasee 1 p.m. — Junior-high school football jamboree at Wawasee MONDAY, SEPT. 10 A p.m. — Wawasee girls' golf at Carroll 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee volleyball vs Westview at Wawasee , 7 p.m. — Wawasee FFA meeting in the Ag Annex TUESDAY. SEPT. 11 4.15 p.m. — Wawasee Tennis vs Openings on afternoon league The Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling League at Syracuse started its 1979-80 season at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday. Sept. 4 Secretary Rosemary Gerrity stated that there are still openings for women bowlers. Anyone interested may contact Wawasee Bowl or the secretary. Sue Wolferman of Milford is president of the afternoon league.

Warsaw at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. Milford junior high football at Fairfield 4:30 p.m. — Cross country vs Rochester and Bremen at Rochester 6:30 p m. — Syracuse junior high football vs North Webster at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee girls'

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Milford Business Fire Place 8 0 Walter Drugs 8 0 Jetts 8 0 . Campbells 7' z 1 z Gropps 71 UTS 71 Sharps 71 Spiecher 5 3 Ag Best 2 6 Golden Razor 2 6 Wyants Chev I'z 6'. z Miltord Motors I • 7 Vega 08 Scotts 0 8 Barth ■ 0 8 High team game Jetts 994 High team senes UTS 2937 500 series. B Rice 533, L Welty 545 C Bradley 535. P Spiecher 525. P Campbell 586. L. Newman 548 T Levermer 514 G Hepler 542. K Mathews 541, G Sorenson 545 C Lienbach 536. B Sorenson 527. M Kautfmansl7 200 games B Rice 202. L Welty 202 P Spiecher 208. P Campbell 200. 201. L Newman 211. T Levernier 230. P Mock 201 G Hepler2l4. M Kauttman2lo Land 'O' Lakes Wawasee Bowl 4 0 Syracuse Legion 4 0 Mid American Buildings 3 1 StußonJac 3 1 N W Legion Post 253 2 2 Mid State Ins Agency 2 2 C & J Construction 2 2 Knights of Columbus 2 2 Crow Roofing Inc 2 2 The Local Craftsman 2 2 Ligonier Elk's 2 2 The Little People Shoppe 2 2 Frog Tavern 2 2 Whitacre Excavating 2 .2 The Lost Knight 2 2 Commodore Corp 2 2 Stare Bank of Syracuse 1 3 Cromwell Lumber 1 3 The F lower Shop 0 4 Dari Point 0 4 High team game and series Wawasee Bowl 935 2667 500 series M Durham 535. M Sprague 537. C Galloway 543, M Boyer 512, B Graft 518. A Epert 543. M Sumpter 508, R McKibben 571. R Simon 519. 0 Butler 509 L Newman 544. K Knisley 555. J Kern 540. D Smith 505, T Ervin 528, D. Weaver 530. J Warren 527. M Hoile 523. R Wogoman 523. G Price 532. B Eyer 546 200 games M Sprague 202. 201. C Galloway 201, A Zimmerman 211. A Skinner 202. A Epert 219, R McKibben 203. ' R Plikerd 203. R Simon 214, D Butler 212. D Smith 210. Gj Nordman 211. D Mullet! 200. M Hoile 206 Thursday Night Ladies Jerry's Leather Craft 3 '1 Bud's Bar 3 1 Mary's Hobby Shop , 3 1 South Shore Golf Club 3 1 Turf Bar 3 1 Stanley Steamer 3 1 Lynn Feller Ins 3 1 No Webster Fire Aux 3 1 Thornburg Drugs 2 2 Kale Island Beacon 2 2 Barth 2 2 Geil's Music 12 2 The Guide il 3 Wawasee Electronics 1 3 Monsanto 13 Lake City Bank 1 3 Jay's Realty 13 Quackers 13 Pilcher's Shoes 13 Shoemakers Pharmacy 13 High team game: Thornburg 784 High team series Jerry's Leather Craft 2,184 500 series: H. Tav lor 511 450 series: C. Becher 485, G. Brown 468. A May 455. E. Johnson 482, D. Walton 454, M Cook 487. R Gerrity 479, S. Schultz 456, L Hansen 459. D Coburn 477, N Geil 489. S Butler 469, K Knisley 480 160 games and above: Q. Becher 186, 166. G. Brown 163, A. May 167, S. Price 184, E. Johnson 190, N Spurting 167, H. Taylor 161, 192, D Walton 169, M Cook 168, 165, M Johnson 168, R. Gerrity 171, J. Schultz 169. J Slabaugh 161. M Myers 161, A. Dean 167, L Hansen 180. J Reid 172, L Hawn 163, D Coburn 161. 177, N Geil 194, 167. S. Butler 167, K. Knisley 177 CALLANDER INSURANCE All Forms Os Personal And Business Insurance 155 W. Market Phone 773-4103 Nappanee

swim team vs Elkhart Memorial at Elkhart 6:30 pm. - IUSB classes at Wawasee WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12 4 p.m. — Wawasee girls' golf vs Huntington North at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee tennis at Northridge

Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Dewart Lake Marina 3 I LaPetite 3 1 State Bank Os Syracuse 3 1 Team-7 3 1 Team»i4 3 1 Sleepy Owl 2 2 Wyant Chevrolet 2 2 ■Beacon 2 • 2 Welcome Wagon- I 2 2 Nellans 1 3 Mastercratt 1 3 Merl Holden Ins I 3 Welcome Wagon =2 I 3 Team =l3 13 High >eam game and series Dewart Lake Marina 835 2.423 500 series: L Speicher 546. L: Culbertson 503. S Wolferman 528. P Louden 506 450 series: B Gross 458, R. Gerrity 459, J Hays 460 200games R Gerrity 207 160 1 games L Speicher 198. 173. .175, L Culbertson 165, 170, 168, J, Sla'baugh 174,. S Wolferman 193, 161 >74. C, Smith 176. L Jones 167. P Louden 161, 170, 175. B, Hinton 166, M Bucklew 186. J Hays 190. M J. Knudsen 163 Tuesday Night Ladies Little People Shoppe 71 Camelot Lakes 6 2 Hinesley 6 2 Whetten Asphalt 5 3 Walters Drugs . 4 4 Schwartz Super Valu 4 . 4 Syracuse Rubber 3 5 Poor Doll Shop 3 5 Wawasee Interiors 3 5 ButJer Custom 3 5 The Papers Inc 2 6 Commodore 17 High team game and series: Camelot Lakes 758 2174 500 series M Pauff 549. N Shields 501, E Wogoman 500 450 series: J. Hickman 484, S Keim 472, P Clouse496, L Hansen 477 160 games J Hickman 161, 176, M Pauff 180, 172. 197. N Shields 176. 166. S Keim 172, P Clouse 188. J Brumbaugh 161. E Slabaugh 160. K. Shaw 161: E. Wogoman 164. 184, A. Kauffman 170, L Hansen 165

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Comment On Sports FOOTBALL * ’ * By Pete Fritchie WASHINGTON - One has to respect the views of Joe Robbie. of the Miami Dolphins, in his explanation of why he refused to continue the pre-season exhibition between the Dolphins and the Tampa Bay Bucs. Miami was in the position of having little to gain. Also, as Robbie pointed out, too many injuries are likely in a game that rivals-for the Bucs dearly want to beat their more famous state competition--a season game, in interest and intensity. Robbie says he had three z top players hurt in the exhibition game in 1978. including Bob Griese. Nevertheless, after respecting these views, it's too bad the game can’t continue to be played. It was a money maker-and something is wrong when two teams, their coaches and players, can’t be brought to reason and a common outlook on a “natural” game of this kind. Behind the action lies a family angle, the opposition of Tampa’s owner to Robbie’s wife’s involvement in soccer at ’ Fort Lauderdale. That shouldn’t be injected into pro football scheduling. But humans being human, it’s a big emotional factor. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who recently made his 3,000th career hit? 2. Who is the leading active passer in pro football? 3. Who won the LPGA classic? 4. Who won the men’s singles U.S. Open Clay Court tennis championship? 5. For what baseball team does John Milner play? I FACTS I i 8 FIGURES I The number of radios in America has more than doubled since 1960, and nearly one-quarter of them—loo.4 million—are in cars. By 1985, the average household will have more than six radios, including the one used in the car. Answers To Sports Quiz •sojejid Rjnqswia $ SJ3UUO3 Xtutuif y Apnf f •senßQ veqneis JaSofl i spuipjej sinoq is no l ’I

Punt, Pass, Kick registration begins

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