The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 November 1981 — Page 8

THE MaIL-JOURNAL—Wed., November 4.1981

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Sports

'** "* x ■ ■*"■ '<«MHHKi||>t MhW •■••- jid mSh Bk ■ I ftik 1 u fiil i J Ifs I Mxl h 4r| fkr % r ▼■. h ■ tw l , GOING TO STATE — The Wawasee girls' cross country team placed second in the regional Saturday. Oct. 31, at Shoaf Park in Fort Wayne. The girls will go to state, competition Saturday. Nov. 7. at South Brook Golf Course in Indianapolis. Pictured left to right are Stacy Wall. Coach Jerry Minton. Carla Clouse. Sheila Kleinrkhard. Sonia Melendez. Carol Walker. Amy Clouse and Tonda Yeager. Not pictured are Cheryl Walker, SyHva Hernandez and Rosalie Rouch. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

2nd in regionals —

Cross country team seeks state title

“Our goal is first, that's what the girls are saying," remarked Jerry Minton, cross country coach at Wawasee High School "Actually 1 think we can too ’’ The Wawasee girls’ cross country team will be participating in "Sweet 16" Saturday, Nov 7. at South Grove Golf Course. Indianapolis The state meet will begin at Ila m > On Saturday. Oct 31, the Warrior girls finished second with 75 points m the Fort Wayne regional at Shoaff Park to qualify for the first Indiana High School Athletic Association sanctioned girls’ state cross country meet FTrst place team was the Nor - thrup Bruins who scored 71 points This marked the stx'ond Boys place ninth In the boys’ cross country semistate the Warriors placed ninth behind top-ranked DeKalb, 77; Harding, 81, Northrup. °7. Norwell, 92; Manchester, 153; Jay County, 181; Wayne, 197; Elkhart Memorial. 209 Wawasee had 232 points "The boys ran real well and it was real competitive," remarked Minton who added there was only nine points separating the first fourteams “Kirk Stichter had one of his best meets." commented Minton Stichter. finished 18th in 16 42 Other Warriors and their places and times were; Jerry Auer. 33rd. 15:53. Scott Badskey. 45th. 17:01; Kevin Blade. 6lst. 17:19. Fred Cone. 74th. 17:34, Mike Hernandez. 76th, 17:35; and Mike Ballinger. 91st, 17 54 Other scores in the boys meet were. Blackford. 239; Maconaquah. 301; Western. 332, Bremen. 342; Culver, 350; Eastern. 418

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time that the Warrior girls were beaten by Northrup Earlier in the season the Warnors were defeated by Northrup, by three points, in an invitational run Minton stated. “We didn’t run all that great, the first four girls ran great and the other three girls didn't do all that bad We ll wm. that’s what we’re going for and we'll beat Fort Wayne if everyone runs well."

Parents of athletes honored

At the final game of the season, at Wawasee on October 28. parents of all fall athletes and their son or daughter were honored The mothers of these seniors were given flowers by the cheerleaders Before the football team and their parents were recognized They are: Marshall Boyer, son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Boyer, Sr.; Mike Brian, son of Mr and Mrs Roger Brian; Rich Cusick, son of Mr and Mrs Bill Cusick; Mark DeWitt, son of Mr and Mrs Larry DeWitt; Rick Gerber, son of Mr and Mrs Allen Gerber. Jeff Glon, son of Mr and Mrs. John Glon; Tony Hunziker, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Hun ziker; Kevin Marks, son of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Marks. Pat Morganthaler, son of Mr and Mrs. Joe Morganthaler; and John Stuckman, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stuckman Mr and Mrs. Larry Keim, parents of Annette Keim; Mr and Mrs Lyman Fry, parents of Theresa Reichard; and Mr and Mrs Stuart Walker, parents of Beth Walker, were honored with their daughters, who are senior cheerleaders

To wm the state the Warriors will not only have to beat Northrup; but top-ranked Southport from Indianapolis; and In dianapolis Ben Davis, who has been ranked second all season "If everybody gets it all together all the same day, we will win,’’ remarked Minton i Other scores from the girls' regional were: Harding. 133; Dwenger, 158; Manchester. 192;

Senior tennis players are Brian Brannock, son of Mr and Mrs Dale Brannock; Ron Cripe, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cripe; and Gregg Gant, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Gant Another group of athletes honored with their parents were the five senior volleyball team members. They are: Mr. and Mrs James Hostetler with their daughter, Angie Hostetler; Mr and Mrs Robert Ruch and their daughter, Myra Ruch; Mrs Norma Schacht and her daughter Lee Schacht; Mr and Mrs Dale Sorensen and their daughter. Nonne Sorensen; and Mr. and Mrs Jack Warren and their son, Mark Warren The girls’ swim team members and their parents who were recognized are: Deb Haab, daughter of Mr and Mrs Terry Haab; Jill Haab. daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Haab. Greta Hurd, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hurd; Chris McDaniel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard McDaniel; Susan Payne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Payne; Susie Schmucker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Schmucker;

Sports Calendar Week Os November 4 To November 11 THURSDAY Syracuse Junior High roller skating party 4-7 p.m , at Eby Pines FRIbAY \\ y/ Wawasee girts’ swim /Cl 5 p.m., at Concord, NLC meet SATURDAY 40 Girts* and Boys’ state cross country meet Indianapolis (IrvSsAl Volley ball regional 12-6:30 p m , at South Bend Adams r Wawasee girts’swim ft/ 2-5 p.m., NLC meet at Concord TUESDAY x A Wawasee gatf and volley ball recognition program <WM4r 7:30 p.m., Case Annex

DeKalb. 195; Prairie Heights, 196; Wayne, 206; Goshen. 207; Columbia City, 244. Jay County, 257; Churubusco, 271; Pioneer, 275; and Culver, 297 Individual results for the girls are; Stacy Wall, fifth. 11.27; Tonda Yeager, seventh, 11:33; Shelia Kleinrichert, ninth, 11:42; Sonia Melendez, 13th, 11:50; Carla Clouse. 44th. 12:49; Carol Walker. 48th. 12:59; and Amy Clouse. 50th. 13:02

Lori Staley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Staley; and Jennifer Steele, daughter of Rev. and Mrs Paul Steele Two golf members are seniors this year. June Brown, daughter of Mrs. Jean Brown, and Nancy Norman, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Norman. Their trainer, Brian Goshert and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goshert were also recognized The cross country teams, who were headed fur the regional and semi-state honored their senior members and their parents. The two senior girls are Stacy Wall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Brian Wall and Tonda Yeager, daughter of Mr and Mrs C. V. Yeager The senior boys on the cross country team are Line Perkins, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Gant; Tom Rhodes, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Rhodes; Paul Siegfried, son of Mr and Mrs. David Siegfried; and Kirk Stichter, son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Stichter The Wawasee chief, Doug Vale and his parents, Mr and Mrs Bill Vale were also recognized

North Wood 21-Wawasee 7

Warriors fall to Panthers in final game

In the final game of the season, held at Wawasee on Wednesday, Wawasee was defeated by North Wood 21-7. The first quarter was the strong point for both defensive units, as neither team scored. North Wood received and moved the ball to the Wawasee 44-yard line, but a personal foul penalty cost them 15 yards and they punted from their 40-yard line. Wawasee moved the ball into Panther territory but Rick Yoder of North Wood stripped it from the hands of Dahlstrom and they took over on the 50-yard line. Stops by DeWitt and Thom forced the Panthers to punt from the Wawasee 40 and at the end of the first quarter Wawasee had fourth down at their own 23. ' Lengacher moved the ball to

I• w \ >< J sgL>l KJyMUF 12 u 1 i fhT’T w* . /’W • WARRIORS DEFEATED — In the final football game of the season the Wawasee Warriors were defeated by the North Wood Panthers. 21-7, in a home match. Wednesday. Oct. 28. Prior to the game all Warrior senior players and their parents were honored. Shown above the Warrior defense put an end to a Panther run. North Wood had a 268-146 advantage in total yards and 53-50 in offensive plays over the Warriors. Wawasee had five turnovers to the Panthers’ three. The Warriors closed their season with a 3-7 record.(Photo by Deb Fox)

Milford volleyball teams win over Webster, Warsaw

Milford Junior High volleyball teams scored recent victories over North Webster and Warsaw. The B-team upped its record to 3-2 by beating North Webster in two straight games, 16-14 and 158, Wednesday, Oct. 21. Carla Henson led in serves with 10. followed by Linda Lower and Traci Ostendorf Henson led in hits along with Maggie Edwards. The A-team went three games to come out on top with scores of 15-7,2-15 and 15-13. Cris Troup led in serves with 12, followed by Jacqui Schultz and Amy Bucher. Ron Baumgartner bests his time in marathon Mr. and Mrs. Ron Baumgartner and daughters, Criss and Jennifer, traveled to Glen Burnie, Maryland, last Thursday to spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haab and sons. Dan. Tim and Andy. Haab is the son of Mrs. Pearl Haab of r 2 Milford, and the late George Haab. He graduated from Milford High School in 1961 and now works for the National Security Agency, a branch of the Defense Department On Friday the Baumgartners spent the day sightseeing in Washington, D.C. Sunday Ron took part in the sixth annual Marine Corps Marathon. Covering the 26 2 mile race distance in three hours and nine minutes. Baumgartner improved his‘previous best time for that event by over 14 minutes. The race, billed as the second largest in the country, attracted over 9,700 runners. Its scenic course began at the Iwo Jima Memorial in Arlington, ran past the Pentagon, from Georgetown to Capitol Hill, then past the Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson Monuments and back to the finish at the Marine Memorial. On Sunday evening, the Haabs and Baumgartners entertained Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parrett of Springfield, Virginia. Parrett also graduated from Milford High School in 1961 and now is a lawyer with the Social Security Administration. Parrett’s parents. Carey and Jean Parrett, lived in Milford until 1961. Carey practiced veterinary medicine and later took a position with the Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical Company in Indianapolis. The Baumgartners returned to Milford on Monday.

the Wawasee 28 and after three plays Tim Weaver gained a first down at the 12-yard line. From there Darin Bemiller was in for the first North Wood score. Alfano’s kick was good. Wawasee could not connect on their pass plays and Dahlstrom was stopped short of the first down. Brian's punt was taken by Weaver and he pushed through the Warrior defense to the Wawasee 48. Bemiller gained seven yards and on the next play scored again. The extra point kick was good and North Wood led 14-0. On the kick Wawasee was in trouble again as there was a fumble on the play and North Wood recovered on the Wawasee 36. Hunziker and Cusick were ready on defense and held the Panthers at the Wawasee 21.

Bucher also led in hits followed by Steff Swihart, Darlene Justice, Heidi Beer and Schultz. Selected as players of the week for the B-team were Henson and Lower. For the A-team, Bucher, Schultz and Troup were chosen players of the week Warsaw Game Milford’s A and B teams were double winners over Warsaw Monday, Oct. 26 The B-team won with scores of 16-14, 8-15 and 1512. Ronda Amsden and Dawn Harwood led in serves Maggie Edward and Karen Benning led in hits. The A-team won in two straight games with 15-6 and 15-8. Tina Northern Lakes Conference football standings The following are Northern Lakes Conference football standings for the recently completed 1981 high school football season. NFL All Goshen 8-0 104) Concord 6-1 9-1 Plymouth 5-2 7-3 North Wood 4-3 6-4 Bremen 3-4 6-4 Warsaw 2-5 3-7 Wawasee 1-6 3-7 Rochester 0-7 0-10 Area man booked Rosendo Ybanez, 43, r 2 Milford, was booked at the Kosciusko County Jail Saturday. Oct. 31, after he was charged in county court for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated He was released on his own recognizance. & The good news in home heating.

At halftime the score was 14-0 but the third quarter belonged to Wawasee. Pena was able to connect two good passes to Marshall Boyer, moving the ball to the North Wood 10-yard line and another pass to Freiheit put Wawasee on the board. Kris Cox's kick was good and the Warriors trailed by only seven. The story at the beginning of the fourth quarter was mistakes. Dahlstrom recovered a North Wood fumble on the Panther 21yard line, but on the next play he fumbled again, however, saved the ball for the Warriors Bemiller intercepted a pass on the next play and North Wood took over their own 29. North Wood moved the ball on the ground to the Wawasee 19yard line, where Thorn recovered a fumble Schwartz gained eight

Lehman and Amy Bucher led in serves. Criss Baumgartner, Cris Troup and Bucher led in hits. These victories raised both

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yards in two plays, but on the next play Yoder recovered a fumble at the Wawasee 22-yard line. North Wood moved the bail on the ground to the Wawasee 19yard line, where Thorn recovered a fumble. Schwartz gained eight yards in two plays, but on the next play Yoder recovered a fumble at the Wawasee 22-yard line. Bemiller carried on the ground and moved in for the final North Wood touchdown. Alfano’s third kick was good. Wawasee’s final possession moved the ball into Panther territory, but failed to score and North Wood won 21-7. The senior football players and their parents were honored before the game.

teams’ records to 4-2 for a winning season. All team players were designated as players of the week.