The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 October 1981 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., October 7,1981

Sports

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PROTECTING THE QUARTERBACK — Warriors Kevin Marks. 78: Kevin Harney. 62. and Mark Brian. 44: build a wall around quarterback Rick Pena giving him protection during the Wawasee-Delta game Friday night. Although the Warriors loot the game they managed to hold the fourth-ranked Delta Eagles in check, allowing them only nine points during the game. (Photo by Deb Fox)

Delta 9 — Wawasee 0

Warriors look good against highly rated Delta team

By SHARON STUCKMAN When many of the home fans went to the game at Wawasee on Fnday they expected to watch a “runaway" game, as the Warriors were hosting the fourth ranked Delta Eagles The Eagles won 9-0 but when they left fans had seen a game which could have gone either way because of outstanding playing by the determined Warriors In the first quarter neither team scored On their first series Delta gained three first downs and had possession at the Wawasee 36-yard line, but were unable to gain another first down and Wawasee took over at their 34 .An offsides penalty cost the Warriors five yards on their first possession On the next play Rick Pena's pass was very, close to receiver Todd Rieff but fell incomplete Two more plays and another pass intended for Rieff was intercepted by Jeff Petty of Delta The Eagles took over at the Wawasee 42-yard line. Reynolds ran for two yards, where he was tackled by Hunziker. ahd a pitch out to Gourley gained only one-yard when he was tackled by Beer A pass intended for Glore was incomplete and the Eagles punted However, the punt was long and rolled dead at the Wawasee seven-yard line Dahlstrom and Brian both gained first downs, but on second down a pass was intercepted by Elser and Reynolds gained a first down at the Wawasee 31-yard line Bales and Morganthaler defended and a capping penalty against Delta forced them to punt at the end of the first quarter Delta's only touchdown came late m the second quarter The Warriors had some trouble moving the ball against the strong Eagle defense and even though they gained some first downs, had bad field position in the second quarter The defense held Delta scoreless until, with 1:24 left in the half a pass from Davis was complete to Glore and took the ball to the Wawasee 23. and on the next play a pass to Richards moved the ball to the one yard line On their first try up the middle the Eagles failed to score, but with 54 seconds left in the half, quarterback Rod Davis was in for the only touchdown of the game At halftime the socre was 64). as their point after kick by Richards was blocked by Wawasee s Shanahan Wawasee had a chance to even the score before the halftime as a pass was

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intercepted by Mark Dewitt with four seconds left, but he was brought down at the 30-yard line Wawasee received at the beginning of the second half, but turned the ball over three plays later Brian's punt was taken byCross and returned to the Delta 45-yard line Richards moved for a first down, but stops by Thorn and Flanery forced the Eagles to punt On the punt there was a fumble and Delta recovered at the Wawasee 30-yard line The Eagles gained nine yards three plays, but stopped by Beer. Thom and Stuckman were unable to get the first down and turned the ball over at the Wawasee 24-yard line. The Warriors again were stopped when a pass intended for Rieff was incomplete and Bnan and Dahlstrom gained only four yards. The Eagles were held for three downs, but on fourth down David completed a pass to Harkin for a first down at the Eagle 40-yard line. Completed passes to Parkison and Richards brought the ball to the Wawasee 24, but as the third quarter ended Delta led by only 64) On the first play of the fourth quarter a pitch out to Richards fell short of the first down, as he was stopped by Dewitt and on the next play Hinshaw was stopped by Morganthaler. making it fourth and two On the next play Rich Cusick broke up a pass intended for Parkison. but a pass interference call on the play gave the Eagles the first down at the Wawasee eight-yard line The goal line defense of Wawasee was strong On the next play Gourley was held with only a gain of four by Beer, then Richards was held to only one by Thorn and on third down David was held from the touchdown on the quarterback keep play by Beer and Stuckman The Eagles were forced to kick a field goal, which was good, and they led 94) Pena was able to complete two passes to Marshall Boyer in the fourth quarter which gave the Warriors a chance to score, however, a very close pass to Brian Kistler was called incomplete and the Warriors were forced to punt with 2:08 left in the game On the second play of the next possession the Eagles threatened again with a run by Gourley, but he was stopped at the Wawasee 38 by Addie McClanahan. Hunziker and Cusick defended well on the next two plays and Delta won 94). Friday the Warriors will travel to Bremen, where if the offense can overcome their mistakes of

this week and the defense can play as well as they played this week they will be able to come away with a victory over the Lions, who this week defeated Warsaw 214). Statistics W D Yards rushing 91 106 Yards passing 46 107 Passes attempted 13 18 Passes completed 5 10 First downs 6 9 Fumbles lost 1 0

ONE ... TWO ... THREE - KICK! The Lakeland Youth Center provides a place for Lakeland area youngsters to play, as well as offering various classes to the youiig and old. Pictured above is Scott Ben practicing h is kicking. Youth center offers variety of activities

Supported by the three Lake'and communities — North Webster. Milford and Syracuse — as well as the United Way and private donations, the Lakeland Youth Center offers a large variety of activities for elementary, junior high students as well as adults During the last year, over 900 children were involved in the activities of the center, as well as over 400 adult participants, according to Director Jill Stanley The center is also used for various community activities such as meetings, bake sales, car washes, chicken barbecues, district meetings, neighborhood meetings and monthly chib meetings and dances. The list of activities provided to the three surrounding communities continues to grow. Among those activities offered during past seasons a ladies exercise class, “dancercise" class. CPR classes, various

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Another shut out for junior varsity

By SHARON STUCKMAN On Monday when Wawasee’s junior varsity traveled to East Noble, not only were they able to score well, but were able to hold the Knights scoreless, winning the game 33-0. East Noble received and returned the ball to their 25-yard line, a delay of game cost them five yards and they began first and 15 from their 20. An offsides penalty against Wawasee on second down gave the Knights the benefit of five yards, but Andy Ried caught quarterback, Brent Crist, for a loss of three and on third down they punted. Wawasee took over, after the punt, at their 40-yard line and Vitaniemi gained a first down at the East Noble 13. Fiandt carried to the nine and Kevin Davies was in for the first touchdown. Kris Cox's kick was good. Barker returned the kick off to the East Noble 33, where he was stopped by Cox and Blackburn. Bowels ran for seven, a pass was incomplete, and Melendez, Shanahan and Blackburn held on third down, but with 4th and one Bowles gained the first down at the Knight 30-yard line. However, the next drive was unsuccessful and Crist punted. The punt was short and the Warriors took over at their 48, and moved to the East Noble 40 before the quarter ended. Vitaniemi gained a first down at the beginning of the second quarter behind a good block by Ryan Wuthrich, taking the ball to the east Noble 14-yard line. Two plays later Ron Schwartz was in for the touchdown. Cox’s second extra point kick was good making it 14-0.

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levels of gymnastics, judo baseball and football Also offered were wrestling, cheerleading, roller skating, frisbee contests, volleyball and baton Other classes were offered in flower arranging, a mechanics class for women, cake decorating and micro wave cooking, crafts for childrop 'and energy con servat ion in the home. The center provided a place to hold a track meet, an organized games day. demonstrations of various skills, a bike safety rodeo and pre-school motor movement exercises as well as a drama club Various films, from the Disney classics to cartoons, have been held for the youngsters. Weight Watchers groups also meet in the center According to Director Stanley, who works with a board of directors equally represented by the three communites the center "We keep adding to our over-all programs, trying to fulfill the needs of many."

the 15 to the 30 by Mike Roberts. The Knightss gained seven yards s in two plays but on the next play t Fraser caught Roberts for a loss ) of three yards and they punted, d Wawasee’s next touchdown ? came after Schwartz broke loose taking the ball to the East Noble 1 25. two plays later carried to the 1 10 and two plays later in for the i score. Cox’s kick was good and t Wawasee led 21-0. s The Warriors gained yet i another touchdown in the third J quarter when Fiandt moved the r ball to the Warrior 25 and t Schwartz scored. i East Noble kept the ball in the J air, but the Warrior defense r rushed and at the end of the third 1 quarter Wawasee led 27-0. In the fourth quarter two 1 passes from Vitaniemi to t Tony Troup were incomplete, but 5 on third down Vitaniemi found Kris Cox open at the 25 and he ran ) in for the final touchdown. Cox’s 5 kick failed and Wawasee won 330. ; Next Monday the junior varsity will host Plymouth. i • Vest booked at jail Charles Eugene Vest, r 3 North j Webster, was charged and . booked at the Kosciusko County r Jail with conversion and released on his own recognizance.

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~ Wawasee Warriorette swim team defeated Rochester 95-77 Thursday evening, Oct. 1, at Rochester The defeat against Rochester gave the team a 4-3 record. In the 200-medley relay the Warriorettes placed second with Jennifer Darr. Jenni Patty, Michelle Berkey and Jill Patty; third with Chris McDaniel, Mary Walgamuth, Greta Hurd and Susan Payne; and fifth with Elise Gans, Karen Eyer, Gina Hurd and Teresa Boyer. Lori Stahly placed third in the 200 freestyle with Brenda

Messenger, fourth and Sherri Smith, fifth. In the 200 individual, Jennifer Darr was second; Mary Walgamuth, fifth; and Greta Hurd, sixth. Susie Schmucker placed second in the 50 freestyle; Jill Patty, third; and Susan Payne, sixth. In the one-meter diving Kristi Vance placed first; Deb Haab, second; and Jill Haab, third. Michelle Berkey placed second in the 100 butterfly; Greta Hurd, fourth; Elise Gans, fifth. In the 100 freestyle, Jenni Patty was first; Susie Schmucker, second; and Brenda Messenger, fourth.

Lori Stahly was second in the 500 freestyle; Susan Payne, fourth; and Gina Hurd, fifth. Jennifer Darr was first in the 100 backstroke; Chris McDaniel, third; and Lisa Haney, third. In the 100 breaststroke, Michelle Berkey was first; Jenni Patty, second; and Mary Walgamuth, fourth. In the 400 freestyle the team of Susie Schmucker, Jill Patty, Lori Stahly, Brenda Messenger were first and the team of Gina Hurd, Sherri Smith, Chris McDaniels and Lisa Haney were third.