The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 May 1982 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., May 12,1982

Sports

Pike survey underway by DNR at Waubee Lake

• Fishermen hoping to land a northern pike this summer have a good chance to do so at Waubee Lake, a small lake near Milford How many fishermen do just that is the focus of a fishery survey being conducted this year by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Smith tied for 3rd in wins Bryan Smith, son of Mn and Mrs. Henry Smith. Syracuse, and a senior at Notre Dame, has moved himself into a tie spot for third place on the all-time single season win list at Notre Dame Smith is a pitcher for the Irish baseball team and has notched seven wins against two losses in over 60 innings of action Smith moved into the tie by downing the Illinois-Chicago Circle on Sunday. May 2. 9-2 He maintains a 3 88 ERA Other statistics for Smith include: nine G, nine GS, seven CG, 60 1 IP. 61 H, 30 R. 26 ER. 29 SO, 22 88, one. HP, three WP. seven PO, 10 AS. zero SA and E His average is 1 000

Sports Calendar Week Os May 12 To May 19 WEDNESDAY . North W ebster Junior Higlrsixth grade track 1 3 45 p m . vs Milford al North Wawaseetennis 4 5 J 4 pm. vs Manchester at Wawasee k< -yf Wawasee junior varsity anti varsity baseball J Os 4 30-p.m . vs Concordat W awasee Milford Junior High seventh and eighth grade boys’ and girls track 4 30 p m . al Triton THURSDAY Syracuse Junior High track I 3 45 p m vs Wakarusa at Syracuse Mil ford Junior High seventh and eighth grade girls track 4 30p m. at Bremen , Wawasee boys' track spm ’NLC Meet at Warsaw FRIDAY ~ Wawasee tennis w* Ham. NLC meet at Bremen .Ty* Wawasee junior varsity and varsity baseball 4 to pm ,at NbrthWood C* SATURDAY Wawasee tennis All day , at Bremen NLC meet Wawasee baseball * 11am and Ipm vs Fort Wayne Northside, at Wawasee MONDAY Junior High seventh and eighth grade girls’ three way track meet with Milford. North Webster and Syracuse 4 45 p m . at Wawasee Wawasee golf 4 30pm. vs Penn H S at Wawasee Wawasee varsity and junior varsity baseball . s' 4 30 pm at Plymouth TUESDAY 3X3® Wawasee girls track sectional -s . Y Elkhart Central Wawasee golf iIESsSw 3 30p m. vs North Wood jnETpt., . and Concordat Wawasee p Wawasee tennis I 4 p m . vs W hitkoat Wawasee I I c WEDNESDAY Lakeland Junior High track meet I JO p m at Syracuse • Wawasee junior varsitv and varsity baseball 4 30 p m . vs W arsaw at W awasee

Thornburg Drugs co-sponsoring 4th annual Michiana Lung Run

Thornburg Drugs. Syracuse, announce they haw entry blanks for the Fourth Annual Michiana Lung Run Saturday. June 5. at 8 am. at South Bend's Pinhook Park The five and 15 kilometer footraces, five kilometer fitness walk and 15 kilometer corporate cup competition being spon sored by the American Lung Association of North Central Indiana, a South Bend newspaper and participating area phar macies The race is open to all persons of any age There is an entry fee

According to Jed Pearson, DNR fisheries biologist, northern pike are abundant in Waubee Lake, a result of a co-operative pike stocking program between the DNR and the Waubee Lake Property Owners Association Since 1979 approximately 2,000 pike fingerlings have been released Plans are to continue stocking if ample pike are caught to justify the program’s cost A creel clerk will periodically interview fishermen at Waubee to obtain information on fish sought, fish harvested and fish size Os particular interest is the combination of stocked pike to the catch Pearson said stocked pike can be distinguished from native pike by examining the fish's fins All stocked pike had a ventral fin removed before being released into the lake "If stocked pike make up a large percentage of the pike harvest and many fishermen try their luck at catching pike, another pike stocking could be made as early as next fall. Pearson said Although main emphasis of the survey centers on pike fishing. Pearson is also interested in

and each participant will recave a Michiana Lung Run T-shirt and be eligible for silver bowls and goblets given to age division and overall winners Participants are also eligible for a S6OO shopping spree. S7OO worth of prizes in sporting goods or S2OO worth of pnzes from a jewelry company, all from South Bend, if they choose to obtain sponsors For further information contact the American Lung Association at 287-2321 or write 319 S. Main St., South Bend. Ind. 46601.

monitoring any recent changes in overall fishing quality at Waubee Lake. • This informatiqn will aide in general management of Waubee Lake fishing Fishermen at Waubee Lake are asked to cooperate with the creel clerk during the survey. , Ladies Golf A Results H MAXWELTON Maxwelton Ladies’ Golf Association had their first week of play May 5. with Flag Day the play of the day. Nine hole winners, tied for first place, were Pat Hoover and Rosie Lantz. Marge Yoder placed second First place 18-hole winner was Maggie Smith Joan Stoelting placed second and Janet Hayes third BOVLDER BELLES The first day of play for the Boulder Belles was May 5 with the following winners being named Low gross — Evelyn Orn. first; Donna Beer, second Low net - Evelyn Om. first; Leatrice Rapp, second Lot putts — Ruth Beer SOI TH SHORE The play of the day on Tuesday for the South Shore ladies was 'Blind Partners ’’ Winners in the 18-hoie play were as follows: First — Joan Gray and Lucy Johnson Second — Gloria Stoffel and Nancy Baker Third Jan Maher and Sandy Walgamuth Winners in the nine-hole play were as follows: First — Ann Hartter and Ann . Gallahan Second — Ethel Hughes and Ginny DeWitt Third — Billie Gross and Ginny Lamley and Peg Smith .and Jane Edwards (tie) Pearl Herrmann won the chip ins SloPitch softball tournament in June Men’s Class “B” and “C” double elimination Slo-Pitch Softball tournament will be held June 5 and 6 at the Kendallville Fairgrounds. Kendallville There is an entry fee plus one ball. The Women's Class “B" and "C” double elimination tournament will be held on June 12 and 13 There is also an entry fee plus one ball Contact Jon Owen, 347-1050 days or 347-0558 evenings for further infoi mation James Monroe, in his second presidential election, won an electoral vote of 231 to 1. The single dissent was cast by a New Hampshire delegate to preserve for Washington the honor of a unanimous election.

—KB VI , WMOMIRN k\M\ . i Baw Y * * f Ik t i .- — W f * ENTRY BLANKS AVAILABLE — Jim Girard and John Kruk of Thornburg Drugs. Syracuse, check the fit of a Michiana Lung Run TShirt. Thornburg Drugs, co-sponsors of the event, have entry blanks available for the fourth annual Michiana Lung Run on June 5 at * a.m. at South Bend's Pinhook Park. (Photoby Deb Foxi

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GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM — Shown above are members of the Wawasee High School girls’tennis team. Kneeling in front are Michelle Courtney. Lisa Hunter. Sandi Bowman. Beth W alker. Cindy My rick and Stacy Kline

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WEBSTER BOYS’ TRACK TEAM — Pictured above are members of the North Webster Junior High boy s’ track team. Kneeling in front are Tom Walker. Troy Reiff. Darin Atwood. Dave Gilson. Tim Enright. Mike Eastman. Troy Minton. Kevin Parker and Bill Rhodes. - <•’ ... ■< •• a

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W AW ASEE GIRLS' TRACK — Shown above are members of the Wawasee Giris’ track team. Kneeling in front are Sony a Melender. Stacy Wall. Sandy Payne. Laura .Meditch. Anita Swope. Tammy W el born. Corkey Farmer. Carla Clouse and Lori Hepler. Standing in the second row are Coach Barb Brouwer. Sherri Mock. Jill Patty.

Jaycees to sponsor Milford MAD Dash

The Milford Jaycees will sponsor the second annual Milford MAD Dash Saturday. May 29 The run starts and finishes at 9 a m at the Waubee Lake Park Participants may run in the 10.000-meter run or the two-mile fun run Runners will be divided into age categories Age divisions for female runners are age 18 and under. 19-29. and 30and over Age divisions for male runners are age 14 and under. 15 to 19.29 to 29. 30 to 39.40 to 49 and 50 and over. Runners under 18 years old must have their parents

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m. mb w SMam > In the second row are Ngoc Tran. Melissa Courtney. Brenda Greuter, Lisa Keener, Resa Stewart. Ann Steffen and Gina Hurd In the back are John Britto. Kristi Rockenbaugh. Kathy Mock, Candi Clevenger, Therrian Hinesley. Angie Troup. Jennifer Steele and Coach Cindy Peterson. (Photo by Deb Fox)

In the second row are Travis Reiff. Steve Rozow. Jeff Taylor. Rob Ream. Nathan Rhoades. Drew Parr. Jay Rhodes and Scott Shoemaker. Pictured in the third row are Chris Maze. Steve Sturgill. Rich Karst. Sean Brey er. Troy Boyer. Jim Weikart, Steve Prado and Coach Kirby Stahly. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Elise Gans, My ra Ruch. Amy Clouse. Greta Hilker. Rosalie Rouch. Shelly Rogers. Dee Stump. Kathy W eisser and Assistant Coach Chery l King. Standing in back are Ann Kleinrichert. Julie Schwartz. Jenny Patty. Dawn Young. Christy Speicher. Maude Packer. Sheila Kleinrichert. Karyl Charlton. Carol W alker. Marcia Sorensen and Grace Stichter. (Photo by Deb Eox >

signature on the registration form. Trophies will be awarded to the top female and male runners. Medallions will be awarded to the top three finishers in each age group r Runners are asked to register by May 15. There will be an entryfee which will increase after May 15. Registration on race day will be from 8 to 9 a m at the Waubee Lake pavilion. To register or for more information. contact any Milford Jaycees member or write Milford Javcees. P.O. Box 79. Milford 46542

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