The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 October 1980 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., October 22,1980

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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM — The Wawasee High School Freshman football team finished their season on Thursday. Oct. 16, against Rochester. The team finished their season 6-1-1. In the first row are David Melendez, Ron Martin, Ken Swartz, Jason Keim, Scott Johnson, Tim Fraser, Jeff Carden, Mike Cavender, Kevin Davies, Wade Dziak and Pete LeGro. " In the second row are Andy Reed. David Roberts, Benji Reed, Tony Blackbum, Jon Vitaniemi,

Freshmen triumph over Zebras in last game of season

By SHARON STUCKMAN The Zebras were off to a good start at Rochester Thursday with their first touchdown early in the first quarter. The Zebra defense stopped the Warriops short of a first down and Rochester lead 8-0 at the end of the first quarter. Two tackles by Ray Pena and a stop by Roger Stuckman forced the Zebra punt. Hernandez returned the punt to the Zebra 34-yard line and good runs by Kevin Davies and Ron Schwartz moved the ball to the two-yard line. Schwartz was in for the touchdown and a complete pass to Tony Troup tied the score with 3:59 left in the half. Defense by Blackburn, Godfrey and Reed brought up a fourth

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LISTENING TO COACH’S ADVICE — Wawasee Assistant Coach Ted Mahnensmith goes over game strategy with some Wawasee Warriors during Friday night’s game against Culver. The coach’s advice apparently paid off as Wawasee won 6-0 in overtime. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Warriors beat Culver Military

By SHARON STUCKMAN The last home game of the season at Wawasee was a thriller. The Zebra kick was returned by Mark DeWitt to the Wawasee 39, where he was stopped by Brad Evans. Three runs by Brian gained only two yards and Clevenger’s punt fell out of bounds at the Culver 38. Cornelius ran for two. Freeman was stopped by Godfrey and an incomplete pass to Zehner brought Cornelius out to punt. Mike Brian gained a first down at the Culver 35 and a pitch-out to Kroh moved the ball to the CMA 48. Kroh was stopped at the Culver 37 by Miller and Sutton. Two plays later Jeff Cantanese recovered a fumble at the 34-yard line. Bornman, DeWitt and Dahlstrom held on defense and Culver punted, only to recover the ball two plays later at the Wawasee 20, on a fumble. A Culver pass was knocked down by Pat Morganthaler and the first quarter ended. Cornelius was stopped -by Bales, a pass intended for Nowlin

down, but on the punt, Rochester recovered at the 42 after the ball was touched by Wawasee. Steve White stopped a Zebra drive at the Wawasee 17 with 46 seconds left in the half. On the next drive Rochester ran up the middle for 6 yards and in for the touchdown with 27 seconds left in the half. A pass into the endzone added to the Zebra score and the half ended 16-8. x Rochester received, only to be caught for two losses by Garza. A stop by Carden brought up a fourth down. The kick was high and down at the Zebra 40. First downs by Hernandez and Schwartz put the ball at the 15, but a run by Hernandez and three attempts by Schwartz were short and

was broken up by Krizman and Wawasee took over at their 25. On the third play of the drive, a pass was complete to Clark at the 50 for a first down, but Bozic and Evans defended well for Culver and Wawasee punted. Culver was unable to recover the 15 yards lost on a holding penalty and Cornelius’ punt went out of bounds at the 46. Miller and Zehner stopped the next drive and Culver took over at their 20 but was unable to score and the half ended 0-0. In the third quarter Darren Grisamer intercepted a pass at the Wawasee 47. A pass to Darr three plays later was complete, but short of the first down. Defense for both teams was tight and the possession moved from one team to the other quickly. Neither team was on the scoreboard at the end of the third quarter. Culver threatene to score midway through the fourth quarter but Rich Cusick intercepted a pass at the Wawasee 14 to give the Warriors the ball. Neither team scored and tension built when Wawasee took over at their four-yard line with

Rochester took over at their fouryard line. Rochester gained only two yards in two runs and a quick kick by the Zebras was caught by White at the Rochester 25. On the next play Schwartz ran around the end of the four-yard line. The Warriors gained their second touchdown and extra points to make the score 16-16 with 41 seconds left in the third quarter. Rochester’s next possession was short and Wawasee returned the punt to the Rochester 42. Two plays later a 41-yard run by Schwartz gave the Warriors another touchdown. The pass was incomplete for the extra two points. Chris Kox’s kick bounced to the

46 seconds left in the game. Not wanting to take chances on losing the ball, Wawasee quarterback Pena fell on the ball for three downs at the line of scrimmage and regular time ran out with both teams scoreless. Culver won the toss in the overtime and took over at the 10. On their first play they were stopped for a loss of two yards by Pat Morganthaler. Sullivan passed to Wood on the next play but he was stopped at the eightyard line by Grisamer and Godfrey and on their third attempt to score, Wood was stopped by Morganthaler. Chris Burkhart’s attempt at a 25-yard field goal failed and Wawasee took over. On the first attempt Tim Kroh was stopped at the eight by Miller. The only score of the game came on the next play when Pena passed eight yards to Lance Clark in the end zone and the game ended 6-0. Wawasee now has four wins and five losses and a chance to make a 50-50 season if they can defeat playoff-bound North Wood there Friday in the final season game.

Phil Price. Tony Troup, Roger Stuckman, John Millburn, John Godfrey, Ryan Wuthrich, and Coach Richard Welborn. In the back are Coach Rudy Cesco, Kyle Swartz, Raymond Pena, Mike Hernandez, Steve White, Jim Cramise, Curt Ohlwine, Fernando Garza, Tracy Thornburg, Ron Schwartz, Ron Turner, Kris Cox, Jeff Morgan and Rod Vanlaningham. (Photo by Deb Fox)

Rochester 10-yard line and two plays later Steve White intercepted a pass at the Rochester 25-yard line. Two good runs by Wade Dziall

Bowling

High School Stroh's 11 1 No Names 8 4 LELB 8 4 Untouchables , 6 6 Playboys 5 1 Strikers 5 7 Jefe's 3 9 High team game and series: Stroh's — 627 1789 ’ ' . 450 series: C. Eby 473, S. Galloway 471 375 series: T. Smith 390. L Richardson 386, M. Parker 466. J. Gilson37B 150 games: D Kern 151, 192, C Beezley 158, 163, K. Stahly 179. C. Eby 161. 172. S. Galloway 165, 171, S. Stutzman 155. B. Henson 185, B. Lecount 153 125 games: J. Kussmaul 150, L. Keim 134. 135, T. Smith 132, 139, L. Richardson 158, M Packer 179, 151, J. Dean 125, 136. J. Gilson 160 Milford Business Campbells Mkt. 27 9 Walter Drug 27 9 Little & Clark 22 14 Lakeline Cabinet 21% 14% Wuthrich & Sons 21 15 Mathews Body Shop 21 15 Speicher Ins. ■ 20 16 Webster Legion 17% 18% Golden Razor 16 20 Sleepy Owl 16 20 Milford Motors 15 21 Sharps 14 22 UTS 8 28 Auers Automotive 6 30 High team game: Speichers Ins. — 1034 High team series: Sleepy Owl — 2956 500 series: Jr. Koher 557, P. Campbell 570, L Newman 545, B Simon 518, B. Rice 514, T. Levernier 503, J Rinker 551, L McCourt 530, P. Gates 509, B. Elkins 555, L. Mast 551, D. Wuthrich 514. B. Abel 589, S. Wolfe 525, D. Weaver 525, S. Custer 554, K Mathews 520 G. Sorensen 578. M. Barnett 519 200oames: Jr. Koher 206. P Campbell 205. B. Elkins 208,, L Mast 212, P Speicher 231, B. Abel 203, 224, G. Sorensen 205, M Barnett 208 , Bantam Bowling Bears 8 1 Dukes of Hazzard '7 2 Super Bowlers II 6 3 Wawasee Realty 6 3 Pro Bowlers 5% 3% The All Stars 5 4 Alley Cats 5 4 Super Bowlers I 4 , 5 Bionic Bowlers II 4 5 Bionic Bowlers I 4 5 The Cousins 3% 5% Strikers 3 6 The Strikers 2 7 Space Cadets 0 9 High team game and series: Wawasee Realty-671 1289 275 series: T. Ryman 297 250 series: M. Mcßroom 257 200 series: S. Carson 245, C. Cobbum 230, M. Redslob 213, J. Dunithan 209, H. Musser 200, B. Rensberger 200, A. Miller 200 150 games: T. Ryman 169 100 games: M. Mcßroom 144, 113, C. Cobbum 136, J. Dunithan 137, S. Carson 128, 117, T. Ryman 128, B. Rensberger 119, M. Redslob 116, T. Dull 115, R. Carter 114, Tammy G. 106, A. Miller 105, D. Keim 104, H. Brower 102, V. Flanagan 101, H. Musser 101’ Thursday Night Ladies Jones Food Center 28 4 Thornburg Drugs 28 4 Lake City Bank 23 9 Monsanto 20 12 Bud’s Bar 18 14 Geil's Music 17 15 Wawasee Electronics 17 15 Jerry's Leathercraft 17 15 Kale Island Beacon “ 17f 15 Barth 16 16 The Guide 16 16

Webster, Milford Trojans tangle

The North Webster Trojans defeated the Milford Trojans 22-8 in a football game played Tuesday, Oct. 14, at Wawasee High School. North Webster scored in the first quarter with a five-yard touchdown run up the middle by Jeff Roberts. The try for the extra point was no good. North Webster’s second touchdown came on a four-yard run by Roberts The score was set up by Bill Signorelli. Brad Mitchell ran in for the extra points and the half ended with North

put the ball at the seven yard line. Schwartz ran in for the final touchdown and the extra two points with 3:49 left in the game. Warrior defense held and the*

North Webster Fireman's Aux 16 16 Shoemaker's Pharmacy 14 18 Feller's Insurance 13% 18% Jay's Insurances. Realty 11% 20% Mary's Hobby Shop 11 21 Stanley Steemer 10 22 Turf Bar 10 22 Quackers 10 22 Pilchers Shoes 7 25 High team game and series: The Guide — 826 2302 500 series: L. Speicher 532, M. Myers 501, L. Hawn 516, C. Wills 502, S. Sanders 526, J. Galloway 542 450 series: B. Leedy 471, K. Knisley 476, C. Blosser 468, P. Blosser 450, N. Galloway 477, E Price 497, S. Zarse 455, L. Hansen 491, I. Phillips 452, M. Pauff «1, B. White 458, N. Galloway 494, P. Benson 456, P. Bright 499, S. Bowen 456, J. Auker 453, J. Slabaugh 484, N. Spurling 492, Y. Coburn 479, J. Reed 463 200 games: L. Speicher 201 160 games: L. Speicher 178, M. Popenfoose 167, B. Bowen 163, B. Leedy 162, 161, B. Hamman 160, L. Ulery 174, N. Stump 160, M. Myers 189, 166, S. Corn 171, L; Hawn 184. 194, K. Knisley 189, G. Brown 171, C. Wills 172, 196. C Blosser 160, P Blosser 181, J. Maher 164, C. Nolan 175, N. Galloway 169. E. Price 164, 178, S. Zarse 171, 181, L. Hansen 183, 168, D. Walton 163, M Pauff 182, B. White 168, N. Galloway 175, 175, S. Saunders 177, 169, 180, J. Galloway 170, 179, 193, P Benson 190, C. Moneyheffer 172, P. Bright 179, 163, J. Slabaugh 174, 160, S. Batesla 168, N. Spurling 168. 173, Y. Coburn 169, J. Reed 160, 168 Sunday Night Mixed Millers Heating 21 7 Village Plumbing & Heating 18 8 Auers 18 10 Slabaugh Canvas 17 11 Commodore Homes 17 11 Tim's Marathon 16 12 South Wind Express 15 13 Bales Butcher Shop 15 9 4 Wheelers 13% 10% ACX 13 15 All Metal 12 16 Tom Cats 12 16 Sportsmans Bar 11 17 Fairmont Homes 10 18 Kale Island Bait 9 19 Pacer Oil 8% 15% Wallace Welding 8 20 No. 6 7 9 High team game: Commodore Homes — 685 High team series: Slabaugh Canvas — 1910 500 series: A. Slabaugh 521, Ken Knisley 535, S Rensberger 578, C. Wogoman 511, G. Price 566, J. Wallace 529, B. Elkins 510, T. Ervin 506 450 series: S. Swihart 476, K. Larimer 458, L. Hawn 452 200 games; S. Rensberger 224, G. Price 257, J. Simpson 209, J. Wallace 208, 207, B. Elkins 200, T. Ervin 203 160 games: B. Hamilton 170, T. Swihart 167, B. Swihart 162, 171, S. Hapner 179, L. Hawn 160,167, K. Solina 165, S. Breeden 178 Hits & Misses Barth, Inc. 19 9 Campbell IGA 18 10 Motorola 16 12 C & J Construction 15 13 Bud's Body Shop 14% 13% Usually Last 11% 16% J & T Enterprises 9 19 Gardner Farms 9 19 High team game and series: Campbell IGA —738 2082 600 series: D. Wolterman 212-600 500 series: B. Simon 212 589, P. Bright 178, 171-507, P. Flanagan 506, S. Kern 184, 193-516, P. Campbell 226 597 450 series: S. Wolterman 162, 172-466, S. Gilbert 164 451 200games: P. Leach 202

Webster leading 14-0. Milford scored on a 26-yard run at the beginning of the fourth quarter. The extra point conversion was good. North Webster scored next on a 47-yard by Signorelli and the extra points were scored by Brian Popenfoose. Signorelli led the offense for North Webster with 111 yards in seven carries while Brian Keim led the defense with seven tackles. The win boosted the North Webster Trojans’ record to 4-1-1.

game ended 30-16. The freshmen ended their season with a fine record of six wins, losing only to Bremen and one tie.

Land 'O' Lakes Wawasee Bowl 29 3 Mid American Buildings 22 10 Ligonier Elk's 21 11 Challenge Metal 19 13 CB. J Construction 19 13 Kurly's Keglers 18 14 Dari Point 18 14 Sea Nymph 17 15 The Flower Shop 16 16 State Bank of Syracuse 15 17 Frog Tavern 15 17 J. P. Midway Lounge 15 17 Syracuse Legion 14 18 Commodore Corp 14 18 Crow Roofing, Inc. 14 18 Rinkerbuilt 13 19 Cromwell Lumber ' 13 19 Whitacre Excavating 12 20 Knight of Columbus 9 23 Gropp's Fish of Stroh 7 25 High team game and series: Wawasee Bowl — 1048 2971 600 series: L Newman 256, 203 624, J. Kern 235, 215, 224 674, S. Butt 242 614 500 series: K. Knisley 533, G. Sorensen 581, R. Simon 559, H. Dziak 510, A. Skinner 503, C Walton 563, R. Mathew 506, P. Fought 524. R Williamson 532, W Benson 512, S. Solina 567, D. Smith 500, R. Einsiedel 505, R. Hicks 509, M. Durham 545, J Warren 532, J M Karesh 501, R Williams 500. D Wilhite 509, T Ervin 597, M. Moore 502, W. Hodge 562. C. Summerlot 518, G. Price 555 200 games: G. Sorensen 212, R. Simon 208, R. Williamson 200, S. Solina 215, J. M. Karesh 200, T. Ervin 204, 225, W. Hodge 224 County Jeanette's Tux Shop 23 9 Wawasee Home Ser. 22 10 Chore Time 20 12 Syracuse Rubber 19 13 Moore's Shoes 18 14 Barbee Lounge 18 14 Wawasee Bowl 18 14 Paul's U Lock It 18 14 Bud's Body Shop 18 14 Kurly's Keglers 16 16 Parker's Hybrids 13 19 C. Gun Shop __ 12% 19% Quacker's Lounge 11 21 Brock 11. 10% 21% Brock I 10 22 Cline's 9 23 High team game: Tux Shop & Cline's — 995 High team series: Cline's — 2785 600 series: R. Hibschman6o6, D. Hyde64s 500 series: C. Fink 516, D. Taylor 516, G. Price 532, C. Eby 507, M. Zellinger 525, W Stahly 513, E. Coburn 516, R. Knisley 531, K. Knisley 521, D. Knisley 539, J. Smetzer 504, S. Richmond 592, B. Knisley 573, L Knispel 544, J. Morganthaler 592, J. Kern 558, B. Tfiwaits 559, W. Alderfer 570, E. Harting 532, D. Mayberry 533, S, Richardson 523, G. Henning 597, M. Ganshorn 546, G. Pauff 527, R. Williams 554, C. Garner 506, Doug Smith 548, Don Smith 515, L. Longenbaugh 519, R. Hyde 598, J. Kirkdorfer 513, H. Cline 583. R Wogoman 554, G. Lowe 502, D. Barhydt 529, C. Walton 556 200 games: C. Fink 203, D. Taylor 231, M, Zellinger 200, R. Knisley 214, D. Knisley 213, S. Richmond 220, R Solina 205, L. Knispel 212, J. Morganthaler 209, 219, B. Thwaits 211, W. Alderfer 204, E. Harting 214, D. Mayberry 207, G. Henning 226, 206, R. Williams 209, R. Hibschman 216, Don Smith 211, R. Hyde 236, D. Hyde 234, 219, H. Cline 215, C. Walton 227, D. Fulford 208 Friday Night Mixed Jeanettes Bridal & Formal 21% 6% Maple Leaf 19 9 Syracuse Rubber 17 II New Paris Produce 17 11 Jim Moore Motors 17 11 Fairmont Homes 16 12 Wiles Motors 16 12 Shoe Shack 15 13 Keiths IS 13 Hayraker 14 14 Overhead Door 13 15 Todds 12 16 The Frog 12 16 Dipsticks 12 16 ZimmermansGravel 10% 17% Abrell Construction 10 18 The Farmers 8 20 Oasis 7 21 High team game: New Paris Produce — 721 « High team series: New Paris Produce & Jeanettes Bridal & Formal — 1993 600 series: D. Armbruster 219, 247-620 500 series: L. Bray 528, B. Simon 511, R. Halsey 538, D. Rensberger 535, G. Sorensen 510, J. Kern 530, B. Thwaits 212-555, R. Castro 545, L. Ryman 226-568, M. Moore 205542, B. Wiles 510, G. Hill 511, L. Epley 219, 201 572, B. Frenger 500, P. Bright 214, 222 591 450 series: L. Gilbert 164, 169-479, L. Jones 465, K. Solina 181-455, S. Kern 174 459, M. Okal 453, J. Castro 166, 161 465, N. Wiles 167, 189 491 200games: K. Keim 222 160 games: D. Reed 170, 176, G. Thwaits 170, R. Burbank 185, J. Ryman 164

SPORTS CALENDAR Week Os October 22 To October 29 WEDNESDAY * , Volleyball sectional at , -S' Lakeland High School t c\ Wawasee Intramural .L• ', ♦ . .‘ , 7*j*' TzA , I P.E. Annex, 7 p.m. . - v Vl V L + ' , <;.+ — THURSDAY , Volleyball sectional at Lakeland High school - North Webster Junior High I Volleyball vs Warsaw at \ North Webster. 4 p.m. /T) J a/ F" V <,' - -- FRIDAY / Varsity football vs North Wood f j iv at North Wood, 7:30 p.m. uw SATURDAY MONDAY Volleyball sectional at Wawasee Girls* Swim vs Lakeland High School Elkhart Central at Wawasee 6:30p.m. Ow? TUESDAY Wawasee Girls’Swim vs Man- sK. . Chester at Manchester, 6:30 ‘ —* p.m.

Tuesday Afternoon Ladies South Shore 23' z 8% State Bank 22 10 LaPetite 21 11 Browers Sales 8. Service 19% 12% Beacon 17 15 Mastercraft 16 16 Ace Pest Control 16 16 Dewart Lake Marina 15 17 Todd Realty 14 18 Teghtmeyer Ace Hwe 14 18 Wyant Chevrolet 13 19 Commodore 12% 19% YeOldePub 10% 21% Welcome Wagon 10 22 High team game and series South Shore — 780 2219 500 series S. Brouwer 563 450 series M Rensberger 451, L Jones 480. K Stone 455. R Gerrity 475. S. Wolterman 477. L Brower 458, J. Hays 467 200games:S Brouwer 213. 174. 176 160 games: L Welty 177, D. Craig 160. L Jones 183 160. R Burbank 172, L White 161, 162. M Willard 167, L Connolly 165, F Garber 162, K Stone 175 .A Gerrity 160, 181, S Wolterman 180, L Brewer 174. M Grimm 161, J. Hays 176. L Johnson 165, 169, J Lantz 178 —- ' Tuesday Nite Ladies Little People Shoppe 27 9 Whetten Asphalt > 26 10 Walter Drugs 72 14 Schwartz Super Valu ,9 '7 Syracuse Rubber 17 19 Rinker Boat Co 17 19 Wiggs Excavating . 15 21 Poor Doll Shop 18 21 Camelot Lakes 13 23 Sawyer Excavating 9 27 High team game: Little People Shoppe — 832 High team series: Wiggs Excavating — 2369 500 series: S. Keim 525 450 series C Solina 454. N Anderson 465

9 WOMEN -fl I Si AAA AA A B 5A 4A AAA AA Icl LS 1 £* 7 7“ 5-17 5-1 B 7-12 513 5.13 fl 1 “T 5" E EE B 0 P; 1 , 3 fl-fl fl 5-17 5-17 5-16 5-16 2%-13 4-13 4-13 3- 3 fl J — Tee « se « eeFI buster bbown I 5-16 5-15 5-13 s'z-ll 4-13 | KIDS SHOES A thru IzEEEM Frye • Adidas • Dexfer • Wnght • V.ner • Doc s • T.cos • Evans • wIMII Herbst • Red Wing • Penaljo • Sehago • Cabbies • Tretorn • Pedwin ob V W IflSflß lee • Converse • Pro Keds • Freemtn • Porto Ped • Trotters • Fleet Air * fl C fl Red Cross • Cobblers • Nunn Bush-Top Siders • Massagic • Bostonion • ■ z ■ B Nettleton • Bore Trops • Stacy Adlms • Nurse Mates • Wolverine •C 1 * _ ■ life • Hush Puppies • Revelations • Morgan Quinn • Grasshoppers • Mel low Motes ———————M Visa • Master Chg • Amer Exp.(2l9) 457 3662 Open 6 Days 9To 6 DOUG PILCHBI SHOKSTORI 106 S. HUNTINGTON ST. (Ind. 13) SYRACUGI, IN 46567 I i I Friday, Oct. 31 V I 9:15 P.M. _ M Wawasee SR Bowl J r SRI3S Syracuse | Open 7 Days At 9 A.M. |

I. Dull 481, S Gilbert 498. I Hansen 478, E Slabaugh 466, L Hawn 499, M. Okal 453, S McKee 499 160 games: C. Egolf 170, C Solina 172, N: Shields 162, S. Keim »193. 17*. N Anderson 176, A Whetten 193, I. Dull 16$ 163, S. Gilbert 181. 169. K. George 168. L. Ftensen 174, M Lambright 165, E. Slabaugh 167, L. Hdwn 179, 168, M Wiggs 166. M Okal 171, S McKee 162. 165. 172. C Loetz 185 Wawasee to North Wood on Friday night The Wawasee Warriors will travel to North Wood Friday night for the final game of the 1980 football season. The game will be played on Memorial Field, behind the Nappanee Middle School, at 7:30p.m. There will be a pre-sale of tickets for students only from 8 a m. until 3 p.m. in the athletic office on Friday for $1 Tickets at the gate will be $2 and $1.5( for students. The fan buses will leave on the following schedule with students being required to reserve seats and pay $1 for tickets at the junior high or high school offices: North Webster — 6:15 Syracuse — 6:30 Milford —6:45