The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 November 1979 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 21,1979

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Sports

Warriors lose opener to Carroll

ByROBERTCARLSON The Wawasee Warriors opened the 1979-80 basketball campaign with an 83-78 loss to a more experienced Carroll team. The Chargers headed by Coach Kent Lochmuller and eight seniors held the lead from midway in the second quarter but were not able to put the game away until .the final seconds. Warrior coach Mike Jones got outstanding performances from senior guard Bart Bowser and junior guard Tom Troup, who combined for 44 points. When asked to comment on his squad’s first game. Coach Jones stated, “They beat us on the shots they had to take. We are inexperienced and may be outplayed a lot this year, but not out hustled. These kids have done everything I’ve asked of them. I'm real proud, they are a great bunch of kids.” The opening minutes contained several errors by both teams, as they warmed to the new season. The first quarter ended with Carroll up by two and the cold shooting Warriors held close by three Troup steals. The second quarter belonged to Carroll as they exhibited their fast break which proved to be the difference in the game. Three Charger fast break baskets by Ken Stahlhut, Mike Didion and Mike McComb resulted in an eight-point lead which was the biggest of the half. In all, Carroll had five fast break scores in the second period and went in at the half with a 40-33 lead. Jeff Long, Wawasee's sophomore forward, found the range in the third quarter, scoring many of his 19 points in this period. Carroll’s balanced scoring and quick transition from defense to offense continued to plague the Warriors, ending the third quarter 65-55.

m ill ft 1 \ <f THE TIP OFF — Eric Shepherd of Wawasee goes high in the air against Carroll’s Greg Oswald daring the opening tip off last Friday night. The Warriors were defeated by the visiting Carroll Chargers 8378.

A;; m* ** -h|Hk ■w* . « \jykS • . -Xiff ■ H - BL '• m % J M m i-wKm BB *mBBBL BAGS BUCK — Wayne Richardson of Main Street, Milford, brought down an right point buck south of Milford at 8:36 a.m. Tuesday. Hunting with Richardson were Stan Shaw, Ben Waidbeser, Dave Troup, Larry Kaiser and Alvin Waidbeser, all of the Miflord area.

!&*• & * a.. & * ANOTHER BASKET — Tom Troup scores an additional point for Wawasee from the foul line during Friday night’s action. Troup, a 5’9” junior guard combined with senior ietterman Bart Bowser for a total of 44 points during the evening.

Solid defense in the backcourt and timely outside shooting by Bowser, enabled the Warriors to close the gap in the fourth quarter. A steal and basket by Troup brought the margin to three points with 5:38 remaining. The teams traded baskets, then two free throws by Jeff Long cut the margin to two points. A clutch basket by senior Kim Stahlhut put the Chargers up again by four points. The teams traded baskets, but a traveling violation

gave the ball to Wawasee with 40 seconds left. Wawasee’s Ken Paulus made one of two free throws but a quick Charger basket put the game out of reach. Carroll’s balanced scoring attack had five players in double figures, led by seniors Mike Didion with 21 points and Jim Krempel with 19 points. The junior varsity contest was won by Wawasee 42-40 on two Jay Auer free throws with 12 seconds left. Box scores follow: WAWASEE FG FT PF PT T. Troup 7 6 3 20 M. Brannock 0 0 1 0 K.Stichter 10 2 2 K. Sgjirock 10 4 2 B. Bowser 12 0 2 24

Bowling

Friday Night Mixed Jim Moore Motors 30 14 New Paris Produce 29 15 Overhead Door 28 16 Maple Leaf 27 17 Associates Realty 26 18 Syracuse Rubber 25 19 Zimmerman's Gravel 25 19 Syracuse Cleaners 24 V* l9'/i Wawasee Bowl 22 22 Mastercraft 22 22 Shoe Shack 21 23 Black Cats 20 24 Frost Antenna 19 25 Abretl Construction 19 25 Wawasee TV 19 25 Keiths 18 26 Turkey's 18 26 Janette's Bridal 8, Formal 17V4 26'* Beacon 17V* 26Vi Screwballs 12’* 31 Vj High team game: Wawasee Bowl— 726 High team series: Frost Antenna —2105 600 series: K. Keim 232-607 500 series: L. Epley 236-590, S. Keim 193, 172 517, J. Kern 202 571, B. Thwaits 542, D. Rensberger 519, M. Gantshorn 204 531, L. Ryman 505, E. Coburn 203 522, R. Halsey 203 551, D Maresh 502, R Walker 510, C. Nolan 177, 172, 160 509, A. Epert F. Manges 505. D. Hinton 506, L. Welt>4l7, J. Kimble 21ft555, J. Morganthaler 202 539, G. Sorensen 503, D. Fausnaugh 542 450 series: N. Galloway 206-490, L. Gilbert 195-499, S. McKee 165, 167 465, B Hinton 178 475, M. Morganthaler 164, 179-457, B. Kline 168. 164 475 160 games: D. Blackport 165, J. Castro 187, M. Halsey 185, D. Sorensen 162, P. Felkner 161 Land ‘O' Lakes Syracuse Legion 34 10 Mid-Amercian Buildings 29V* 14'* Ligonier Elk's 29 15 C & J Construction 27 17 The Little People Shoppe 27 17 Commodore Corp. 25 19 Wawasee Bowl 24'* 19' 2 State Bank of Syracuse 24 20 Knight of Columbus 24 20 Crow Roofing, Inc. 24 20 N. Legion 23 21 The Local Craftsman 22 22 Dari Point 21 23 The Lost Knight 20 24 Cromwell Lumber 17 V* 26V? Mid-State Ins. Agency 15 29 Sturonjac 14V* 29>* Whitacre Excavating 14 30 The F lower Shop 13 31 " Frog Tavern 12 32 High team game and series: MidAmerican Buildings — 985 2692 500 series: M. Moore 510, W. Alderter 515. J. Warrenso7, E. Edgar 503, L. Pittmans47, D. Smith 532, W Packer 509, F. Nyikos 552, D. Patrick 515, R. Williamson 566, G. Sorensen 516, K. Knisley 549, R. Simon 563, D. Weaver 514, P. Flanagan 561, R. Graff 546, M. Yoder 573, M. Sprague 505, M. Godfrey 570, M. Durham 548, R. Wogoman 500, B. Klinesl6, D. Wilhite 516, T. Ervin 526, E. Eashsoo, J. West 508 200 games: L. Pittman 202, 200, D. Smith 214, F. Nyikos 202, R. Willliamson 213, R. Simon 204, P. Flanagan 202, M. Yoder 227, M. Godfrey 246, B. Kline 201, D. Wilhite 201, T. Ervin 210 Hits And Misses Campbell Mkt. 28 16 Motorola 28 16 Barth, Inc. 27V* 16V* Keg Tavern 27 17 Bud's Body Shop 25 19 IPS 22 22 J&TEnterprises 10 26 Gutter Dusters 16 24 Shepherd's Crystal Flash 15 23 Backwater Gang 9V* 34v* High team game: Campbell's Mkt. — 749 High team series: Barth, Inc. — 2038 500 series: C. Snodgrass 200-505, S. Woiferman 209-548, P. Campbell 212 528, J. Kern 520, C. Lantz 500, P. Bright 201 544, K. Knisley 526, P. Flanagan 210-544, P. Stlchter 515, M. Clevenger 207-521, B. Simon 212 555, A. Peterson 198-505 450 series: S. Kern 192-476. C. Campbell 161-454 200games: B. Secor 202 160 games: S. Flanagan 146

J. Long 6 71 19 B. Geiger 3 0 0 6 E. Shepherd 12 2 4 K. Paulus 0 15 1 CARROLL B. Dice 2 0 0 4 M. Didion 9 3 4 21 J. Dincoff 0 0 5 0 B. Gumbert 4 2 0 10 C. Koeneman 0 0 2 0 J. Krempel 8 3 2 19 M. McComb 4 5 3 13 G. Oswald 0 0 3 0 K. 7 2 2 16 First Quarter Wawasee 16 — Carroll 18 Second Quarteer Wawasee 33 — Carroll 40 Third Quarter Wawasee 55 — Carroll 65 Fourth Quarter Wawasee 78 — Carroll 83

Jr. High Ron's Angles _ 20 12 Jackets . 19 13 Warriors 19 13 Wizzkids 18 14 Sir Ike-Out Gang 17 15 Janiors 17 15 Space Cowboys 16 16 H-W-R-Y 16 16 Eagles .16 16 Strikes 16 16 Ball Busters 15 17 T-M-T-D 14 18 U Max Warriors 14 18 Trojans 14 18 Pin Busters 14 18 Dizzy Dames 10 20 High team game and series: Eagles — 772 2239 ISOgame: R. Bray 156, B. Leccount 162, K. Swartz 161, D. Roberts 165 350 series: M. Walker 353, P Price 351, J. Cardon 381, K. Swartz 391, D. Roberts 428, S Dunithon 356, D. Stump 357, T. Ryman 413, Kristi R„ 357, R. Elias 406, B. Leccount 399, B Henson 418, T Taylor 396. D Kern3s4. M Hann36o. M Taylor 367, J. Savage 379 County Pilcher's Shoes 36 12 Auer's Ser. 30 18 RV Wheels 29 19 Kurly's Keglers 29 19 Liske's 27 21 Paul's U Lock It 26 22 Wawasee Home Ser. 24 24 Chore Time 23 25 Barbee Hotel 23 25 Whetten Asphalt 23 25 Parker's Hybrids “22 26 Louie's 21 27 Bud's Body Shop 19 29 LJMFB 19 29 Wawasee Bowl 18 30 Cline's 16 32 High team game and series: Pilcher's Shoes —IOO4 2892 N 600 series: M. Simon 618, C. Eby 651, E. Coburn 618, M. Ganshorn636 500 series: D. Harper 514, R. Hyde 510, D. Hyde 549, T. Jones 539, B. Roeder 546. C Fink 544, G. Liske 509, D. Roeder 518, D. Mayberry 554, G. Henning 541, J. Bohnstedt 504, D. Thibauts66, F. Nyikos 553, M. Elliott 542, E. Harting 570, J. Kirkdofer 505, D. Brady 515, D. Barhydt 523, D. Butler 579, G Sorensen 568, J. Kern 587, R. Knisley 555, D Knisley 519, P. Beezley 534, S. Richmond 503, B. Knisley 574, S. Williamssß6 200games: P. Van Dyke2os, M. Simon 212, 219, C. Fink 201, D. Mayberry 208, G. Hen ning 207, C. Eby 266, E. Coburn 225, 212, F. Nyikos 205, E. Harting 214, D. Butler 200, 204, G. Sorensen 201, J. Kern 207, R. Knisley 206, D. Knisley 203, M. Ganshorn 224, 213, P. Beezley 210, R. Williams 213, B. Knisley 210, S. Whetten 205,204 Sunday Night Mixed Miller's Heating 33 V* 10’* Commodore 31V* 12V2 Frog 31 13 GAS Laundry & 16 Slabaugh Canvas 25 19 Oasis 24V* 19V* Smitty's - 24 20 Tim's Marathon ’ 23 21 Yoder's Cabinet ' 22 22 Anns Oil 20 24 Kale Island Bait 19 25 Sportsman 19 25 Jaw Breakers 18 26 Ag Best 17 27 Big Macs 17 27 Misfits 17 27 All Metal 14 30 Pacer Oil 12V* 31V* High team game and series: Slabaugh Canvas-719-1973 500 series: L. Hawn 505, K. Knisley 559, G. Price 567. F. Vonßlon 570, D. Blosser 516, D. Hamilton 503, B. Elkinss2B 450 series: A. Dean 493, V. Heath 474, P. Summer lot 456, N. Vonßlon 479, S. Opalek 466, K. So!lna4so 200 games: K. Knisley 232, S. Richardson 205, G. Price 215, D. Blosser 201, D. Hamilton 204, B. Elkins 203 160 games: L. Hawn 180, 168, M. Lambright 160, A. Dean 176, 173. V. Heath 188, 165, P. Summerlot 180, C. Byrd 166, B. Hamilton 185. N. Vonßlon 180,172, S. Opalek 177, K. Soiina 161. J. Miller 168, 164

SoiSBS^, There’s no time for grass to grow under the feet of 1976 Olympic downhill ski champion, Franz Klammer. His record breaking average speed on the IglisPatscherkofel course in Innsbruck, Austria, was 63.894 mph!

WHS TO HOST MISHAWAKA FRIDAY The Wawasee Warriors will host Mishawaka on Friday, Nov. 23. The junior varsity game is slated to begin at 6:30 with the varsity game set for 8 p.m. Student tickets will be presold for $1 in the athletic office between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. today (Wednesday). Tickets at the door will be $2. Junior high fan buses will leave Milford and North Webster at 6:15 p.m. Students should pay the driver 50 cents when boarding.

ONE MINUTE SHOTS QUIZ 1. Who won the National Team Golf Gassic? 2. Who holds the NFL record for 20 field goals in a row? 3. What year was Willie Mays the NL batting champion? 4. What sport was Floyd Patterson known in? 5. Ed “Two Tall” Jones formerly played pro football for what team? •sXoqmo3 s*u*a $ uoiduieip tqSiOM -AAeaq ooim) ‘Sutxog > HJOA M3N q»|M c ueiuioadsA oaer) 1 Mcqsuajj uog pue suing 381009 q ziiq s*jt4j *i wasiv

High School Champions 24 4 Wawasee Realty 21 7 AC DC 17>* 10' 2 Partykegs 16 12 Mighty Force 16 12 Jefes 16 12 714 13 15 Rowdies 12'* 15V* Bombic Bowlers 11 17 Stroh's . 10 18 Strikers 10 18 Greasers 9 19 High team game: Stroh's — 549 High team series: 714— 1592 450 series; D. Kern, P. Williams49l 150 games: T. Tobin 151, D. Kern 223, M, Miller 155, S. Stutzman 155, D. Fry 174, 159, C. Eby 155, K. Haines 165, P. Williams 179, 189, T. Minnix 150, S. Coquillard 152, C. Swihart 150 125 games: T. Campbell 151, T. Ryman 133, J. Bushong 132, M. Packer 125,136 Milford Business Campbell's Mkt. 38V 2 9'* Walters Drug 33 15 Spiechers 30 18 Jeffs 31 17 Vega 28 20 Sharps 27 21 Gropps 27 21 Little & Clark 26 22 Agßesf 24 24 Fireplace 24 24 Golden Razor 24 24 UTS 21 27 Scotts 19 29 Milford Motors 16 32 Turf 13 35 Wyants 3V* 44’* High team game: Campbell's Mkt. — 1041 High team series: Gropps— 2996 600 series: B Simon6os 500 series: P. Mock 534, J R. Koher 548, P Campbell 507, L. Newman 580, D. Butler 523, J Glon 504, D. Blosser 525, 8. Rice 515, G Hepler 517, K Mathews 568, G. Sorenson 523, J Brumbaugh 503, G. Pauff 544, J. Perry 513, L. Young 513, H. Troup 552, D. Woiferman 520, J. Kirkdorfer 529, R. App 535, D. Brady 518, K. Stichter 528, K. Doty 503, 200 games: P Mock 211, L. Newman 206, B, Simon 248. D. Butler 214. K. Mathews 214, G. Pauff 220, D. Woiferman 232, J. Kirk dorter 215, D. Brady 212 Bantam Tigers '8 6 Pro Bowlers 17 7 Hot Stuff 16 8 Roller Bowlers 15 9 White Lightening 13V* IQ 1 /* Bad News Bowlers 13’/* 10'* Knock Outs 13 11 Hits A Misses 13 11 Striking Zone 13 11 N.B.C.'s 12V 2 liv* Bionic Bowlers 12 12 Strikers " 13 Carter Janitorial H 13 Joey's Angels H 13 Whiz Kids 10 14 Champions 10 14 Alley Cats 1® 16 All Stars 9 15 Moon Lights 7V* 16V* Boiling Bowlers 5 19 High team game: Tigers —436 High team series: Whiz Kids —B3l 2 games the same: C. Cobbum, both 70, M. Leffler, both 59 r 200series: H Brower 203, S. Carson 215, D. Justice 217, C. Speicher 227, J. Reid 205, D Justice2oß, R Carter 208. K. Gregory 205, T Grawcock 209, J. Stetter 218, D Kern 222. K. Rensberger 228, S. Eldridge 201, T. Ryman 256, B. LeCount 246, A. Miller 210, G. Price 227 175 series: M Harfer 193, S. Brumbaugh 184, L. Galloway 192, A. Graff 175, B. Welty 180, T. Roberts 188, R. Ridenour 199, P. Routson 176, A. Hochstetter 196, T. Ryman 198, J.R. Noel 176. T. Noel 186. M. Mcßroom 178, C. Cobbum 198 100 games: D. Justice 115.102, C. Speicher 105, 122, K. Stackhouse 110, J. Reid 118, M. Harter 108, D. Justice 101, 107, S. Brum baugh 107, R. Carter 108,100, K Gregory 114, L. Galloway 106. T. Grawcock 105, 104, A. Graff 103, J. S tel ter 114.104, D. Kern 114,108, B. Welty loi K- Rensberger 110, 118, S. Eldridge 126, T. Roberts 10ft R. Ridenour

I i I JHKj,' -■■iJifll . $9 ADULT BASKETBALL PROGRAM — The aduH basketball program at Wawasee High School is underway with 16 teams competing in 120 games plus the tourney scheduled for March 1980. Above, players for Quakers and Hand Industries are involved in a competitive game of basketball.

16 teams participating in adult basketball at Wawasee

With the completion of the Wawasee High School auxiliary gym, the adult education program has established an adult basketball program for any interested person in the county or area. The idea of the adult basketball program was conceived when the new gym idea was conceived. The program will be fulfilling the heed in the community for a winter sport activity for adults. According to Richard Wysong, supervisor of the adult education program and vocational training in the Wawasee, Fairfield and West Noble School districts.

109, A Hochstelter 101, T Ryman 133, 123, B LeCount 125, 121, T. Ryman 110. A. Miller 114, T. Noel 106, C. Cobbum 112, G. Price 107. 120, V Flanagan 103, H Brower 106. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Nellans r 33 11 Wyant Chevrolet 28 16 Browers Sales & Service 25 19 Teghtmeyer AceHdwe 25 19 State Bank 24 20 Mastercraft 24 20 Merle Holden Ins. 23 21 Sleepy C 21 23 Beacon 21 23 Dewart Lake Marina 20 24 La Petite 20 24 Ace Pest Control 20 24 Commodore RV 14 30 Todd Realty 10 34 High team game and series: Nellans — 806 2328 500 series: M Knudsenso3, $ Koser 502 450 series: P Martin 462, R Gerrity 489, N Patty 475, P. Louden 457, M. Willard 464, M. Rensberger 491, L. Jones 466, B Hinton 460, S. Brouwer 474, J, Gray 451, L. Speicher 454, L. Culbertson4sß, S. Woiferman 475 200games: L. Jortes2o6 160 games: P. Martin 171, 164, R. Gerrity 160, 170, J. Hays 164, M. Knudsen 167, tB3, N Patty 163, 185, P. Louden 170, M Willard 170, S. Koser 174, 165, 163, L, Crow 172, M. Ren sberger 183, J. Henry 161. C. Lauer 184, B. Hinton 169, G Wyant 160, S. Brouwer 184, 181, J. Waalewyn 169, J. Gray 180. L. Speicher 165, L. Culbertson 160, S. Wolfer man 190 Tuesday Night Ladies Walters Drugs 33V* 16V* Camelot Lakes 33 15 The Papers Inc. 33 15 Syracuse Rubber 28 20 Whettens Asphalt 28 20 Little People Shop 27 21 Poor Doll Shop 20 28 Schwartz Super Valu 18’* 29'* Wawasee Interiors 18 31 Hinesley Realty 18 31 Butler Custom 17 32 Commodore 15 „ 33 High team game: Walters Drugs— 788 High team series: Syracuse Rubber — 2315 500 L. Hawn 527, N. Shields 508 450 series: B. Miller 464, S. Keim 493, B. Schopf 479, G. Chalf 453, J. Hickman 471, S. Flanagan 482, S. Butler 458 200games: L. Hawn 216 160 games: S. Keim 176, L. Golden 161, B, Miller 184, E. D. Wogoman, A. Whetten 169, B. Schopf 180, G. Chalk 190, J. Hickman 182, 175, E. Slabaugh 160, S. Flanagan 165, S. Butler 160, D. Lovelette 160, V. Rupert 173 Golden to compete in golf tour A former Ligonier resident, Tony Golden, left Saturday, Nov. 10, for South America where he will compete in the International Golf Tour. The circuit starts in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 15 and ends in Cali. Columbia, on December 16. Other tournaments will be held in Santiago, Chili and Caracas, Venezuela. Approximately 24 club and touring professionals from the United States will participate. Golden resides in Mamaroneck, N.Y., and is the Professional Golfers’ Association Teaching Professional at the Brae Bum Country Club. Golden’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cal Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. John Golden from Ligonier.

Final Overall Team Score Record High Point Player Quality Carpet vs 54 0-1 Dick 18 Flint Real Estate 82 1-0 Miller 26 Brock vs 43 0-1 Townsend 13 Socks Marina 75 1-0 Breckett 17 Fredericks 16 Quackers vs 62 1-0 Troup 16 Hot Shots 35 0-1 Williamson 10 Syr. State Bank vs 42 1-0 Heckaman Homes 26 0-1 Hand Industries vs 66 10 Quador 25 Pistons 65 0-1 Troyer 21 Sturonjac vs 99 1-0 Sylvester 23 Fairmont Homes 35 0-1 McMillian 6 Rensberger 6 Chore-Time vs 56 1-0 Clem 15 Farm Bureau 48 ‘ 0-1 Yoder 14 Wolf Lake Outcasts vs 89 1-0 Ladig 24 Syracuse Rubber 46 0-1 McKibben 20 Flint Real Estate vs 89 2-0 Miller 27 Brock 39 0-2 Lightfoot 11 Sock’s Marina vs 72 2-0 Beckett 20 Quality Carpet 49 0-2 P. Dick * 14

the idea was originally suggested by Don Arnold, school superintendent for the Lakeland Community Schools. Arnold felt that with a new facility it should be made accessible to the community and a basketball program for adults was just one way. The turnout for the first year of the program has been outstanding according to Terry Frank, supervisor and organizer of the program since the completion of the new facility. Both men also stated that, when the registrations came in it was a matter of shutting off the deadline. This year there are 16 teams with approximately 12 players on each team. The rules and regulations will be the same as Indiana High School Athletic Association rules and IHSAA officials will be used during the games. The only difference in the rules from the IHSAA are: The time clock will be stopped only on time outs and foul shots and it will not be stopped on out-of-bounds. unless the official signals for the clock to stop. During the last two minutes of the game the clock will be stopped on every whistle. This year the turnout for the adult basketball program has been men on all 16 teams. It is hoped that eventually there will be women’s teams participating in the program in the next several years. There is no restrictions as to who may participate in the program, according to Frank, but if the leagues become to numerous restrictions will be made. Also, it is not a requirement for the teams to have a sponsor as long as they pay the registration fee, although, many of the teams have acquired sponsors to pay for the registration fee or to provide uniforms. The only nights the team* are allowed to play are Monday and Tuesday evenings, since these are the only two evenings one of the gyms are available. Wysong stated that the game schedules are - worked around other activities at the high school. There is a minimum of two games a night and a maximum of eight games per evening. The main gym is divided into two courts and the auxiliary gym, which can be divided into three courts, will have two courts available. Most of the evenings there are four courts a night being used with eight games that evening. The first game begins at 6:45 p.m. and the second game begins at 7:45 p.m. There is a limited spectator area available for those

who would want to watch the teams play. According to Frank the dates for the games next year have already been reserved on the school calendar and he is anticipating more thah 16 teams for the second year of the program Throughout this year there will be over 120 games plus the tourney played by the 16 teams. The tourney will be on March 11 and will begin at 7 p.m. Those teams participating in the program this year are: Farm Bureau Insurance: Chore-Time Equipment; Wolf Lake Outcasts; Syracuse Rubber Co.; Sturonjac Builders; Fairmont Homes; Heckaman Homes; State Bank. Syracuse; Hot Shots; Quackers; Pistons; Hand Industries; Sock's Marina; Brock Manufacturing; Quality Carpet Cleaning; and Flint Real Estate. All persons attending the games are asked to use the front parking lot and the main entrance to Wawasee High School. KM r M-J SPORTS REPORTER — Robert A. Carlson, 401 John Street, Syracuse, began his new assignment Friday night as sports reporter for The MailJournal, covering the basketball game between Wawasee High School and Carroll High School. He will cover all winter sports at the high school, plus the more important sports events at the corporation’s three junior high schools. Carlson is a native of Syracuse, the son of Max and Eloise Carlson of lit North Shore Drive. He graduated from Syracuse High School with the class of 1867, spent two and a half years at Ball State University, Muncie, and a year and a half at Emporia (Kan.) State University. He is married to the former Lorena Smith of Leavenworth, Kan., and they have a four-year-old daughter Brandee.