The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 August 1981 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., August 19,1981

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Sports

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Michael's IGA finishes second in Indiana

Michael's IGA softball team of Goshen finished in the runner-up spot for the second year in a row at the State Finals Class A Fastpitch Tournament held in Terre Haute Saturday and

English Nationals to play Tuskers

A team of tounng English Nationals will provide the opening basketball competition for the Tuskers of Indiana University-Purdue University at Wayne The game will be piayed at 'IPFW s new Athletic Center at 8 p m , November 17. Several new opponents were added to. the Tuskers' schedule for the 1981-82 season, including seven NCAA Division 11 teams; Wright State Uiversity. Dari on:

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Sunday. Aug 15-16 After winning their first two games, Delp Electric of Plymouth defeated Michael’s 4-2 and put Michael s into the loser bracket Michael s won the loser s bracket game and

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set up a final against Delp Electric. The Delp team won the State Championship in 1979. In the final game. Delp scored a run in the ninth inning to win the game 3-2. Michaels IGA has eight Wawasee graduates playing on the team. They are Phyllis Brown. Kathi Replogle, Brenda Replogle, Betsy Williams. Mary Kitson. Marie Kitson and Sonya Hoover Delp Electric is allowed to pick up two players from the Michael s team to go on to the National Tournament in Fargo. N. D . that will be played August 20-23. They selected Kathi Replogle, outfielder, and Janine Yoder, catcher John Replogle and Henry Schumm manage and coach the Michael s IGA team. SOAP GAME TONIGHT Members of the Wawasee High School football team will play in an inter-squad soap game at the Wawasee football field tonight (Wednesday). Game time is slated for 7 p.m. Admission to the game will be one bar of soap or 11. A photo session will follow. Is it ripe? To tell if the cantaloupe in the store is ripe, the skin should be a yellow-green to creamy color, and when shaken you should be able to hear the seeds inside.

Jamboree Friday

The Wawasee Warriors will participate in a pre-season football jamboree at North Wood High School Friday night. Game time is 7:30 p.m. The game will be played on the new North Wood field. ’ Participating with the Warriors and host Panthers are Plymouth and Northridge. The field will open at 6:30 p.m with Wawasee fans urged to use the north entrance which is close to the area where they will sit Adult tickets are $2. student

Traffic procedure given for North Wood

North Wood High School Principal Michael Keppler has announced the following traffic procedure for football games at North Wood High School Traffic will enter from either CR 52 or SR 19 and will be directed by officers at each entrance. Cars entering from CR 52 will park in the south part of the parking lot and cars entering from SR 19 will park in the north part of the parking lot. There will be officers present to assist car drivers in parking. To improve traffic flow and for pedestrian safety there will be no parking in the following areas: from the football field fence on the west to the eastern most row of parking lot lights, along the north football field fence between the north gate and the west fence, and along SR 19. There will be parking areas reserved for officials, visiting Golf flf \ Results JHF * I BOULDER BELLES The following are ladies golf results at Boulder Golf Course on Wednesday, Aug. 12: Low putt — Evelyn Orn Low gross — Betty Scott Low net — Gale Chalk SOUTH SHORE Play of the day at the South Shore on Tuesday was “Three Clubs Only .” Winning the 18-hole low gross honors were Susie Harper, first; Jackie Wortinger, second: and Gloria Stoffel, third. Low net winners were Phyllis Louden, first; Joan Gray, second; and Theresa Gunden. third. Winning the nine-hole low gross honors were Ethel Hughes, first; and Ginny DeWitt, second Winning the low net honors were Billie Gross, first; and JudyGregory, second. The low putts winners were Peg Smith, first; and Emma Sink, second. Tourney Winners of the year-end handicap tourney in 18-hole play were Phyllis Louden, first; and Rosary Burbank, second Nine hole winners were Billie Gross, first and Ethel Hughes, second. Awards were given for both the tourney and the nnger scores on Tuesday. A carry-in salad bar and white elephant gift exchange were held Ringer awards were won by the following 18-hole players: Jackie Wortinger, low gross; Gloria Stoffel, low net; and Esther Stahly. low putts. Nine hole winners were as follows Peg Smith. k>w gross; Billie Gross, low net; and Ginny DeWitt, low putts Officers Officers were elected as follows: President — Peg Smith Vice president — Peg Armstrong Secretary — Dorian Armstrong The outgoing president. Theresa Gunden. was honored at a baby shower. John Replogle's team wins championship Michael’s IGA won the championship of the Goshen women's fast-pitch softball league recently with a perfect 100 record in league play This team is cdhched by John Replogle. Syracuse, with a number of area residents on the team Local residents inchide: Kathi Reptogle, Syracuse; Mary Kitson, Syracuse; Brenda Replogle, Syracuse; Marie Kitson, Syracuse; Sonya Hoover. Milford; and Betsy Williams. Syracuse. Former Syracuse resident Phyllis Brown was also on the team.

tickets are $1 and pre-school students with parents will be admitted free. During the first quarter Northridge will play North Wood. Plymouth will play Wawasee in , the second quarter. Northridge will play Wawasee in the third quarter and Plymouth will play North Wood in the final stanza. * Because teams will not be playing a full game the half time will be shortened. A rain date has been set for Saturday.

team, home team, band members. press, firemen, and EMT’s. The officers directing traffic will be responsible for directing these people to their designated areas. Following the game, traffic will exit on to CR 52 and SR 19. Tickets will be sold at the north football field entrance and the west football field entrance. The home side of the field is the north side Ticket sales will end at halftime. There will be no passouts issued Restrooms are available in North Wood High School. Enter the building at the southeast entrance and use the restrooms nearest the gym Restrooms will be open prior to the game and during half-time. Wrestlers win honors in Ohio Two members of the Lakeland Youth Center and the Warrior Wrestling Club won honors in the Ohio Junior Olympia Open, held in Columbus. Ohio, on Friday. Aug. 14. Gary Gerencser. at 115 pounds, won the gold medal in the elite division. Jeff Welborn, at 80 pounds, won the bronze medal in the intermediate division. The Ohio Open concludes the Lakeland Wrestlers participation, which began with the first tournament held in February. ELAM NAMED DIVING COACH — Joe Elam, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam, r I Syracuse, was recently named head diving coach at Texas Tech University. The announcement was made by Athletic Director John Conley for the University in Lubbock. Texas. During the 1986-81 season. Elam was head diving coach al. Indiana State University, where he coached two women divers to the 1981 Nationals held at Penn State University. This marked the first such trip in Indiana State Swim Team history. Elam compiled a record oil seven out of eight dual meet first places and four sweeps of ffrst and second ptace on the high anil) low board events. His biggest win came when his top two female divers earned first and second over Big Ten rival Purdu? University. However. kb greatest accomplishment was at the last meet of the season when both divers met national qualifying standards at Eastern Illinois University. In his five years at Indiana State. Elam received a bacbetor of science degree in physical education with a specialization tin sports medicine as well as » master’s degree in physiol education. Texas Tech is in the Southwef t Conference which contains swimming powers such as The University of Texas. Soothers Methodist and the University ( f Arkansas. The University <f Texas won both men’s and women’s NCAA swimming championships in 1981. Elam will assume his duties (in Augusta. He was a 1976 Wawasee His h School graduate.

Mr jrat . "Mto Ju S GOLF OUTING — The annual Lions District 25G golf outing is being held today (Wednesday) at the Maxwelton Golf Club. Syracuse. It is being sponsored by the Syracuse Lions. On the tee is Marvin Miller. Looking on are Tom Eads, Ron Baer. Dave Dale. Scott Chamberlain. Lowell Rosen. Jim Hegel and Mike McKillips. all of the Urbana Lions Club. (Photo by Arch Baumgartner)

Novice-Fun Tourney held

The results of the Novice Water Ski Tournament held on August 16 at Nellan's Lake in Warsaw are: Men’s Slalom — First place went to John Hunsinger of the Dewart Skiers scoring 20, second to Michael Sandler scoring seven and one-half and third to Tom Craig scoring five Boys' Slalom — Scott Hoffacker of the Tippy Skiers placed first scoring 14. Jim Cook placed second scoring 13h ana Steven Hearn placed third scoring nine and one-fourth Junior Boys’ Slalom — First place went <5 to Steve Rozow scoring three, Todd Collins placed second scoring one and Todd Hearn placed third Senior Men's Slalom — John Esposito placed first scoring four, Larry Gill placed second scoring one-half and Richard Swihart place third with onefourth Women’s Slalom — First place went to Jennifer Contos of the Tippy Skiers scoring 14, Becky McCall placed second Junior Girls’ Slalom — Shawna Miller of the Dewart Skiers received first place Novice Men’s Tricks — First place went to Phil Shriner scoring 740. Scott Bailey placed second with 710 and Mark Kline

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placed third with 350 Boys’ Tricks — Andy Ruddle of Wawa Skiers placed first with 590, Toby Swick scored second with 590 and Scott Hoffacker placed third with 560 Junior Boys' Tricks — Shane Bucher of the Dewart Skiers placed first with 200. Todd Collins placed second with 100 and Steve Rozow was third with 80 Senior Men’s Tricks — First place went to Rick Swihart with 300 and Larry Gill placed second with scoring 200 Women's Tricks — First place went to Peggy Bucher of the Dewart Skiers scoring 360. Jennifer Contos placed second with 200 and Becky McCall placed third with 120 Junior Girls' Tricks — Shawna Miller of the Dewart Skiers won first place Men’s Jumps — Tom Craig placed first jumping 79’, Jeff Reel scored second with 67’ and Scott Bailey placed third with 66' Boys’ Jump — Norm Lengacher placed first with 81’. Scott Hoffacker came in second with 76’ and Andy Ruddle placed third with 75‘ Senior Men’s Jump — First place went to Lonnie Clem with 44’ and second place went to Larry Gill jumping 41’ Women s Jump — Anita Folk

placed first jumping 50’, Mary Gagliano placed second with 49’ and Becky McCall came in third with 33’ Fun Tourney / Winning water skiers who took part in the Kosciusko County Fun Tournament held August 16, at Nellan s Lake in Warsaw are: Team Scoring — Dewart Skiers, first, 156, 15 skiers; Webster Ski Bees, second place, 121.14 skiers; Tippy Skiers, third place, 59, five skiers; Wawa Skiers, fourth place, 40, three skiers; Winona Skiers, fifth place, 23. three skiers Individual’s Leading Scoring — Kris Golden of Dewart Skiers, 30; Don Bucher of Dewart Skiers, 29; Steve Plummer of Webster Ski Bees. 28; Rich Swihart of Wawa Skiers, 24; Mary Gagliano of Webster Ski Bees. 21; Larry Gill of Dewart Skiers, 20; Kim Cont os of Tippy Skiers, 18; John Humsinger of Dewart Skiers, 18; Todd Collins of Webster Ski Bees, 16; Andy Ruddle of Wawa Skiers. 15 Barefoot Contest — Gary Harris, two minutes and three seconds; Craig Freeman, one minute and eight seconds; Stacy Kirk, one minute, three seconds; Kent Bailey, one minute and one second; Larry Harris. 51 seconds; Don Bucher. 50 seconds