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SPIRIT IN A CAN — Hie Wawasee High School spirit seems to be in a garbage can! That’s correct, a green garbage can complete with gold lid. Above Warrior fan Curt Clevenger, who appears to be in charge of the garbage can, is shown with the lid off as he leads the students in their yell. Even the cheerleaders respect the can and yell when the lid is off. When the lid is on all must remain quiet.
Bowling
Land 'O' Lakes Syracuse Legion 38 14 Ligonier Elk's j 36 16 Mid American Buildings 32' z 19' z C 8. J Construction 32 20 Commodore Corp 32 20 The Little People Shoppe 2V 23 Wawasee Bowl 27' 2 24' 2 N W Legion Post 253 27 25 Knights of Columbus 27 25 Crow Roofing, Inq. 27 25 The Lost Knight 27 25 Dari Point 27 25 State Bank of Syracuse 26 26 The Local Craftsrqian 23 29 Mid State Ins, Agency 20 32 Cromwell Lumber 181-2 33' 2 StußonJac 18’ 2. 33' 2 Whitacre Excavating 18 34 The Flower Shop 1? 35 Frog Tavern 17 35 High team game and series: Crow Roofing Inc — 968 2686 600 series: M Yoder 201, 212, 203 616 500 series R Plikerdso9, R Edgar 561, R Hicks 557, M Durham 519, L. McGriff 500 P Flanagan 523, D Smith 568, C Harris 507, S Solina 500, S. Butt 516, K Knisley 556, L Newman 549, R Simon 508, D Butler 516, A Epert 539. E Eash 528, R Williamson 535. R Hudson 505, M Holle 527, J Garner 511, D Rig don 535, M. Simon 512, A .Hewitt 532. C. Sloan 542, R Shock 507, K Koontz 552, R Knisley 501. T. Ervin 547, K Knisley 501, C Wogoman 511, C Summerlot 503, G Price 544 200games: K. Wagoner 216,"R Plikerd 209, R Edgar 221, D Smith 206, 206, S Solina 210, K Knisley 202. A Epert 200, R William son 204, M Holle 209, J Garner 216, A Hewitt 232, T Ervin 212 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Nellans 40 13 State Bank 32 20 Teghtmeyer Ace Hwe 31 21 Mastercraft 30 22 Wyant Chevrolet 29 23 Browers Sales and Ser 28 24 Ace Pest Control 26 26 Dewart Lake Marina 24 28 Merle Holden Ins 24 28 La Petite 24 28 Beacon 23 29 Sleepy Owl 22 30 Commodore R V 18 34 Todd Realty 14 38 4 High team game and series Mastercraft — 888 2323 500 series: M Willardsl9 450 series J Hays 451, I* Gerrity 495, B Kline 465, D Craig 453. E. Carlson 478, L Speicher 460, L Siabaugh 475, S Wolferman 494, V. Johnson 465, J Lantz 451. J L0e456 160 games J. Gronendyke 178, J. Stoelting 160, R Gerrity 192, L. Crow 178, L. Jones 168, B Kline 170, D Craig 174, 170, E, Carlson 164, 198. L Speicher 181, 192, J. Siabaugh 174,
' Darrell Bales v “The Old Fashion fes Meat Cutter” Fresh Heav y qqc Stewers Z7 Zs LB. Eckrich Smoked |-i 79 Sausage X LB. $1 09 Pork Roast LB. Bales 9 Butcher Shop “The Best Looking Meat And The Best Looking Meat Casein Town! ” Uptown Syracuse 457-3312^
S Wolferman 165, 170, M Willard 179, 173, 167, B Nine 160, N Patty 174, V Johnson 180 162, J Lantz 166, K Franke 171, J Love 168, S: Brouwer 182, M Curry 167, C Hufter 169 Hits And Misses Barth, Inc 35 '2 16' 2 Motorola 33' 2 18' 2 Campbell Mkt 33 19 Bud's Body Shop 29 23 Keg Tavern 28 24 IPS 25 17 J& T Enterprises 22' 2 29' 2 Gutter Dusters 21 31 Shepherd's Crystal Flash 18 34 Backwater Gang 14' 2 37' 2 High team game and series: Campbell Mkt -677 1997 500 series B Wallace 222 501, C. Snodgrass 517. P Flanagan 219 512, S Wolferman 195 , 230 585, P Campbell 565, J Kern 206 572, C Snodgrass 527, C Lantz 563 450 series P Bright 190 464 160 games A Peterson 168, B Siabaugh 162 County Pilcher's Shoes 39 17 RV Wheels 37 19 Auer's Serv 35 21 Liske's 33'z 22'z Kurly's Keglers 32 24 Chore Time 30 26 PauL'sU Lock It 29 27 Parker's Hybrids 27 29 Wawasee Home Serv, 26 30 Barbee Rest & Lounge 26 30 Whetten Asphalt 25 31 LJMFB 25 31 Bud's Body Shop 23 33 Louie's 22 34 Cline's Const 20 36 Wawasee Bowl 19** 36’ 2 High team game and series: Chore Time — 959 2771 600 series: W Alderfer 602 500 series: D. Thibaut 534, R Knisley 507, G Knisley 586, K Knisley 554, D. Knisley 504, P Beezley 525, J Lowe 536, D. Burkett 510, E. Harting 506, D Clay 529, R Hyde 541, C. Anderson 520, D Hyde 516. D Smith 526, L Longenbaugh 516, M Simon 506, J Lam bert 515, R. Solina 518, J. Kimble 513, G. Sorensen 572. J. Morganthaler 524, J Kern 537, D. Roeder 501 200 games: E. Coburn 200, 205, D. Thibaut \203, G, Knisley 213, 202, K Knisley 203. R Hoover 207, D Brady 202, R Wogoman 202. D Clay 200, W. Alderfer 205, D Burkett 201, D. Evans 208, L, Longenbaugh 200, G. Soren sen 213, J. Morganthaler 203 Friday Night Mixed Jim Moore Motors 34'z 17>z Maple Leaf 32 20 New Paris Produce 31 17 Overhead Door 30' z 21 '2
Sports
Two area women on Adrian College team
Two greater Lakeland area women are members of this year’s Adrian College women’s basketball team. They are Barb Brouwer, a five foot, seven inch senior guard from Syracuse and Kim Cunningham, a five foot, seven inch junior forward from Ligonier. Both girls have earned team letters. The Adrian women opened their season last evening (Tuesday) against the University of Michigan in the Ann Arbor arena. Before the holiday recess starts in mid-December, the Bulldogs will face Eastern Michigan. Central Michigan and Spring Arbor. However rugged, head coach Nancy Walsh has developed a program equal to the
1979-80 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Tuesday, December 4 at Michigan, 7:00 Saturday, December 8.... Eastern Michigan, 1:00 Tuesday, December 11 at Central Michigan 6. 00 Thursday, December 13 Spring Arbor, 7:00 Wednesday, January 9... ~.. * Toledo, 6:00 Saturday, January 12 at Alma, 11:00 Thursday, January 17 .......... Kalamazoo, 7:00 Saturday, January 19 Northern Michigan. 1:00 Wednesday,January23 Calvin, 7:00 Saturday, January 26 . ... at Hope. 1:00 Tuesday, January 29. at Olivet, 7.00 Thursday, January 31 . *■ Alma, 7:00 Saturday, February 2 Grand Valley, 3:00 Wednesday, February 6 at Albion, 7:00 Friday, February 8 at Siena Heights, 7:00 Monday, February 11 at Kalamazoo, 7:00 Saturday, February 16 at Calvin, 11:00 Tuesday, February 19 Hope. 7:00 Thursday, February 21 Albion, 7:00 Saturday, February 23 Olivet, 1:00 Thursday-Saturdav, February 28-March 1 Michigan AIAW Division 111 Tournament at Spring Arbor
Syracuse Cleaners 29'* 22' 2 Syracuse Rubber 29 23 Associates Realty 28 24 Zimmerman's Gravel 27 25 Black Cats 26 26 Wawasee Bowl 26 26 Mastercraft 25 27 Keiths 25 27 Jeanettes Bridal 8. Formal 24' 2 27' 2 Shoe Shack 24 28 Wawasee TV 22 26 Abrell Construction 22 30 Beacon 20' 2 31' 2 Turkeys 20 32 Frost Antenna 19 25 Screwballs 16'z 35 '2 High team game and series: Jeanettes Bridal 8, Formal — 777 2173 600 series: R Castro 241 619, D. Arm bruster 257 619 500 series: T. Ryman 534, C. Fink 214 523, M: Gantshorn 507, G. Thwaits 222 531, S. Kern 192 509, J, Kern 582, B Thwaits 201 551, J. Morganthaler 556, J Kimble 203 527, D Poston 505, D. Maresh 537, B. Simon 208-571, W. Alderfer 200 568, M Carlson 222 554, G. Sorensen 224 543, D. Reed 211 588. R Richey 505 450 series: J. Morganthaler 459, P Maresh 171, 179 497, C. Nolan 161 468, E Johnson 176 462, L Gilbert 186, 179 487 200games: G. Popen*oose2o7 160 games S McKee 179, D. Fink 173, D Blackport 160, J. Poston 162, B Hinton 169, M Halsey 164, C Moore 162, J Honer 172, M Kimble 162 Junior High Jackets 22 14 Ron's Angels 21 15 Warriors 20 16 HW RY 19 17 Eagles 19 17 Strike out Gang 19 17 Strikers 19 17 Whizz Kids 19 17 Juniors 18 18 Space Cowboys 17 19 TMTD 17 19 Trojans 17 19 Ball Busters 16 20 U Max Warriors 16 20 Pin Busterss 15 21 Dizzy Dames 13 21 High team game: Jackets — 563 High team series: Eagles — 1371 145 games: K. Wiesser 148, R. Wize 167, P. Price 202 350 series: D. Stump 357, L. Drunkmiller 370, K. Wiesser 373, T. Ryman 400, B. Henson 429, Christy S. 357, P. Price 474, J. Cordon 403, D. Kern 359, R. Wise 396, R Wuthrich 388, L. Richardson 389 „ High School Champ ons 27 9 Wawasee Realty 25 H AC DC 23'z 12’z Mighty Force 22 14 Bombic Bowlers 19 17 Jefe:s 19 17 Party Kegs 17 19 Rowdies 16'z 19'z 714 15 21 Strikers 15 21 Stroh's 14 22 Greasers II 25 High team game: AC DC —634 High team series Bombic Bowlers 1659 450 series S Coquillard 458, C. Swihart 465, D. Hoover 461, K Haines494 375 series: J. Bushong43l 150 games: P Williams 169, T. Minnix 157, S Coquillard 158, 166, C. Swihart 183, 151. B McDonald 158, D Hoover 164, 156, K, Haines 164, 187, S. Keim 162, 168, D. Kern 156, 150, T Stutzman 152, S. Stutzman 153, R. Treesh 153. R. Hively 157, K. Stahaley 156, 158, C. ' Eby 155 125 games T. Ryman 159, J. Bushong 152. L Keim 125, M Parker 137 Sunday Night Mixed Miller's Heating 369* 15' z Frog Tavern 35 17 Commodore 34'*4 17'z Siabaugh Canvas 33 19 G 8, S Laundry 31 21 Oasis 28'z 23'z Tim's Marathon 28 24 Smitty's & 35 o AMS Oil 25 27 Sportsman 25 27 Yoder's Cabinet 25 27 Kale Island Bait 23 29 Misfits 22 30 Ag Best 21 31 Jaw Breakers 20 32 Pacer Oil I’ I *'* 32'z Big Macs '9 33 All Metal 15 37 High team game: Pacer Oil Co. — 767 High team series: Siabaugh Canvas—2os4 500 series: L. Hawn 516, E. Siabaugh 516, K. Knisley 559, J. Simpson 510, D. Byrd 574, E. Tillotsonso2, D. Wilhitesl6, G. Priceso3 450 series: M. Lambright 467, P. Bright
competition. Under Walsh. Adnan captured first place among small colleges in the state in 1977. 'Hie Bulldogs followed with runner-up performances in 1978 and 1979, and placed third in the AIAW midwest regional in 1978. At stake for the Bulldogs is their first MIAA championship along with the challenge to capture the first Michigan AIAW Division 111 tournament and to return for the third consecutive year to national regional play. The team also is aiming to improve last year’s 13-9 overall and 5-1 MIAA record. An experienced Adrian team cautiously but confidently looks forward to a successful campaign
482, B Hamilton 474, K Solina 480, K. Larimer 458 200games: G Fisher 215, D Wilhite 201, P Bright 208. D. Byrd 252, R. Lambright 202, E Siabaugh 213 160 games: D. Yoder 170, K Larimer 169, P. Summerlot 166. S Price 169, C. Elkins 170, L. Jones 180, K. Solina 168, B Hamilton 180, 170, C Byrd 184, K Gay 165, M. Lambright 193, A Kauffman 180, L Hawn 171, 175, 170, A. Geil 178, S. Line 175 Bantam Pro Bowlers 20 7 Hot Stuff 19 8 Tigers 19 8 Roller Bowlers 16 11 N.B.C. 15 V* 11 Vz Hits 8, Misses 15 12 Striking Zone 15 12 White Lighting )4> z l2Vz Bad News Bowlers 14'.** 12'z Knock Outs 14 13 Carter Janitorial 14 13 Strikers 13 14 Joey's Angels 13 14 Whiz Kids 12 15 Bionic Bowlers 12 15 The All Stars 11 16 Champions 10 17 Alley Cats 10 17 Moon Lights 7V* 19'z Boiling Bowlers 6 21 High and series: Whiz Kids — 449 867 2 games the same: D. Gusner 122, K Ren sberger9s, P. Routsonß3 250 series: T. Ryman 297, B LeCount 270 200 series: B, Harter 225, M Harter 215, H. Brower 217, S. Carson 241, S. Kauffman 213, D. Gersner 247, A. Miller 237, D. Roberts 239, S. Brumbaugh 209, D Kern 240, B. Welty 215, S. Eldridge 222 175 series: K. Stackhouse 180, K. Gregory 185, E. Steele 184, M. Cannon 189. T. Enright 203, P. Fink 185, D Waren 195, R. Carter 194, T Roberts 190, J. Stetler 187, D. Justice 179, T. Grawcock 191, J. Stetler 176, D. Kauffman 191, J. Dunithan 176, K. Rensberger 190, A. Hochstetler 199, T. Ryman 181 100 games: B Harter 118, 107, M. Harter 114, 101, H. Brower 132, M. Cannon 105, S. Carson 131, 110, T. Enright 107, P. Fink 122, S. Kauffman 128, D Gersner 122, 122, A Miller 119, 118, D Roberts 114, 125, H. Musser 100, D. Justice 107, $. Brumbaugh 115, T. Ryman 157, 140, D*. Kauffman 106, D. J<ern 121, 119, B. Welty 104, 111, S. Eldridge 129, A Hochstetler 114, B. LeCount 139,131 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 34 _l_4 Wawasee Electronics 33 15 Bud's Bar 30 18 Turf Bar 29 19 Kale Island Beacon 28 20 Jay's Realty 28 20 Pilcher's 27 21 South Shore Golt Club 27 21 Stanley Steemer 26'z 21'z Quacker’s 24 24 Barth 23 25 Lynn Feller Ins. 23 25 Jerry's Leather Craft 22 26 Mary's Hobby Shop 22 26 The Guide 21 1 z 26'z GeiTsMusic 19 29 Shoemaker's Pharmacy 18 30 Lake City Bank 16V* 31 Vz Monsanto 15 33 North Webster Fire Aux. 13Vz 34V* High team game and series: South Shore Golf Club-817 2256 500 series: G. Brownsll,M. Henningsoo 450 series: L. Speicher 479! R. Gerrity 451, D. Bradley 490, S. Bucher 486, J, Siabaugh 471, E. Price 498, J. Hayes 452, S. Becher 456, A. May 461, K. Solina 465, B. Swihart 477, J. Honer 454, L. Hawn 459, E. Siabaugh 482, C. Nolan 483, J. Knisely 473, J. Maher 459. H. Taylor 460, K Knisley 457 200games: G. Brown 205 160 games: L. Speicher 176, R. Gerrity 180, D. Bradley 171, E. Price 175, 173, J. Hayes 173, S Becher 175, P. Pollock 178, A. May 175, K, Solina 179, M. Flowers 180, J. Honer 175, E. Siabaugh 172, C Nolan 171, P. Martin 171, J. Knisely 196, C. Blosser 179, H. Taylor 176, M. Henning 185. 190
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with six returning varsity players. Leading the Bulldogs is senior captain Jamie VanArsdalen. The five foot. 11 inch Morenci, Mich . native averaged 25. K points and 11 rebounds in 1978-79. The allstater is only the second Adrian woman eager to score more than 1.000 points. The three-year starting forward also is the league’s only returning player to pass the 1,000-point career scoring plateau. Center Marcia Faber of Huron. Ohio, and forward Kim Cunningham, a graduate of West Noble High School, both juniors.
Freshman wrestlers rally to defeat Brookdale
The Wawasee freshman wrestling team opened its season in fine fashion Tuesday "by defeating visiting Elkhart Brookdale 38-33. The first meet held in Wawasee’s new wrestling facility drew cheers from the hometown crowd as the Warriors rallied to win the last three matches and earn the team victory. Mike Golden. Ken Turner and Eric Beer started the Warriors off with an early lead as they pinned their opponents. Ben Black added a lopsided 18-4 win as the W'arriors attempted to build up enough points to overcome two forfeits at the upper weights. M ark Zimmerman accomplished the fastest pin of the night as lie put his opponent on his back in 35 seconds. This set the stage for the last match with Wawasee trailing 3233. Heavyweight Bob Greene was equal to the task as he pinned his
Comment On Sports
FOOTBALL By Pete Fritchic WASHINGTON, D. C. - A curious note was sounded by David Diles on ABC’s College Football Scoreboard recently when Diles reported that Dan Devine, assessing prospects for the Notre Dame-Clemson game, remarked that Notre Dame had been “shabbily treated’’ when the Irish played at Clemson. The reverse is true, and Diles should have known it. Notre Dame won in the last minutes of that game at ClenTssm\But;Devine’s conduct, his owsportsmanlike behavior on the sideline, was a near scandal. It infuriated Clemson players and fans. Was Devine repaid at South
SPORTS SHOP I I “I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO A QUIET SKI TRIP!”
Basketball thrills & skills
Can a small man make it big in a wrorld where even a big man may seem small? Better yet, can a small man turn a perennial NBA “also-ran” into a championship contender? In the Midwest division the answer to both of these questions is “yes.” The Kansas City Kings, whose new-coach this year is Cotton Fitzlrp mo^s * have a rookie superstar who is long on ability although short in size for a basketball player. He’s a 6’l” guard, Phil Ford, and while “percentage playing” is what many players try for, Ford often has a better idea. The rookie is helping to prove that a basketball player’s biggest asset is not long legs but a sharp mind. Last season (77-78) the Kings finished in last place in the Midwest Division of the NBA. This year they will finish first, and Ford is their
complete the starting front line. Sophomore Natalie Martin of Circleville. Ohio, an excellent shooter, also will see plenty of action. Joining Wawasee High School grad Barb Brouwer in the guard position is junior Colleen Maher of Trenton. Mich. The Adrian coach is pleased with the league’s decision to play home-and-home games after a limited six game schedule last year. During the season, the Bulldogs also will face nonleague foes Northern Michigan, Toledo and Grand Valley.
opponent in the first period. Wawasee’s freshmen are at North Wood Monday at 6 p.m. and they will be at home on Wednesday against Elkhart North Side. Results: 98 — Carrol <B> pinned Spry (W> 105 — Roa (W> def. Duncan (B), 12-8 112 — Golden (W > pin Birr (B > 119 — Willard (B) pin Welker <W> 126 — Kennedy <B > pin Glon (W) 132 — Turner (W) pin Quick (B) 138 — Beer (W’ > pin Arnett <B) 145 — Hruby <B) def Bales (W>, 11-8 155 — Black <W) def Clark tB >. 18-4 165 — Zimmerman <W) pin Gregory (B > 177 — Mercer (B > forfeit 187 — Bradley < B> forfeit HVY — Green (W) pin Quinn
Bend on November 17th? Clemson, down 10-0 at the half, stymied the Irish in the second half and won 16-10. That sent Clemson to the Peach Bowl. The wonder is that the Tigers didn't get a better Bowl bid. North Carolina-only 2-3 in the Atlantic Coast Conference—was invited to the Gator. Clemson’s 8-2 record at selection time was much better, and Clemson had won a thriller at the last Gator Bowl, over Ohio State. Nevertheless, the Clemson-Baylor game in Atlanta’s Peach Bowl promises to be one of the better Bowl games. Baylor is a high-scoring team, and Clemson, after Alabama, has the nation’s best defense. The test will be interesting.
choice for NBA Rookie of the Year. SIPOB®© QUIZ THE NEW ORLEANS PASS RECEPTION RECORP OF 73. WHO HOLPS THAT RECORP FOR THE PALLAS COW SOW? A SOS HAVES S. FRANK CLARKE C. LANCE RENTIEL J S9-fc|Je|o :J9MSU*
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8.000 MILES — Cam Boyer, 17. Syracuse, has run over JMMMi miles since he began running four years ago. Boyer has been named most valuable runner in cross country the past two years and MVR in 19781979 for track.
Boyer continues 'running' ways
Running at .5:45 a m every morning during the summer months has paid off for Cam Boyer. 17. Syracuse. For the last two years he has been named the most valuable runner in cross country and in 1978-1979 he was named the MVR in track. Along with being named the MVR in cross country he finished third in sectional competition this year. 11th in regional and 32nd in semi state. He also finished undefeated in dual meets <every meet except invitationalsi and placed second at the Manchester and West Noble invitationals. During the summer, this newspaper ran a feature on Boyer and how he spends his summer months. Since school has started he runs once a day. normally after school, within a four miles radius of his home for a total of It) miles He stated that the weather conditions usually do not stop him from running. He indicated one time he overate and was not able to accomplish his running for that day. Since his running career started during his freshman year he has run 9,000 miles and he stated that betwetm January 1. and Monday, Dec. 3, he had run 3,350 miles. During the summer months he competed in a number of area races, placing well in the top 50 per cent. After the cross countryseason ended and he was able to compete in non-high school meets. He ran in the Warsaw 10,000 meter race and placed second in his division with a time of 33.40 and placed second overall. In the Culver Military Academy Hilly Five he won first place with a time of 29,01. He stated he ran the last 2' c* miles by himself and came within 22 seconds of the course record. One of his greatest accomplishments was placing 59th out of 1.000 runners at the Fort Wayne Three Rivers Festival 26Mile Marathon in three hours one minute. He also feels his ) greatest time accomplishment was the 12.59 time he received in
the Northern Lakes Conference Cross Country meet this year. During winter he enjoys snowmobiling but spends time doing his school studies. He is interested in majoring in accounting. math or physics at a small college. He alsowants to pursue his running. He is the son of .Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Boyer. Jr.. Syracuse and is a senior at Wawasee High School. Boyer is a member of the high school letterman's club. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. National Honor Society and Waw asee Lakeside Chapel. Hoop Historymakers A former NBA player holds the lifetime records for the most points scored, highest scoring average, and the most field goal attempts. Who is he? srduiaTTe pjoS piaij 16P‘€Z apeui puc !euiuß jad s}uiod TOE aSBjaAB Buuoos b pßq!s3uiod 6lFl£ pajoos uißpaquißqo TI!AV *E£6I qSnoaq; 0961 mo-q JaaJßo siq SuunQ :H3A\SNV -tWhat currently active NBA player holds the record for the highest lifetime field goal shooting percentage? EZ,6I paAoiqoe aSerusaidd LZL'. b qjiM pjoaaj uossas aqt spioq uißpaquißqQ thm uosßas ££6l qSnojq; BT9‘ M1! M JBqqßpqnpqv uiaajßyi :H3MSNV
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