The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 June 1982 — Page 8
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 2,1982 ,
Sports
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ORIOLES CAPTURE SECOND — The Orioles finished in second place in the Milford Memorial Day Boys’ Youth League tournament. The Orioles were defeated by the Cardinals 5-1. In the front row are Vdam Wilson. Chad Berkey pile. Gabe Rassi, Darrell Doss. Brian Bowser and Alex Lozano. In the second row are Coach Steve Galegor. Cliff Wolf. Ryan Smith. Ray Doss. Toby Harney. Todd Wilson. Kendall Galegor and ( oach JerrN Wilson. < Photo by Ron Baumgartner*
Panthers next for Warriors
Wawasee's Warriors were victorious 7-2 over Bethany Christian m the baseball sec tional tournament opener held Monday, dun ng which they earned a third matchup with the North Wood Panthers Myron Dickerson is optimistic that the third time will be a charm for the Warriors, who have been defeated b\ North Wood twice this season , The Panthers defeated Fair field 5-3 m the second game played on the Goshen School diamond The Warnors will play against North Wood this Saturday at 12 30 pm following the GoshenJimtown game set for 10 a m The game promises to be close as Wawasee lost only 4-3 in 10 innings to the Panthers in their second meeting Dickerson is confident his team will be playing good ball and said the team is not conceding
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TRACK AW ARD WINNERS — Members of the Wawasee High School boys* and girls' track teams were honored at an awards banquet Tuesday evening. May 25, at Wawasee High School. In addition to receiving certificates, chevrons, jackets and letters, these four students shown above received special honors. Standing in front are girls' track award winners Jill Patty, who received the most points award in field events: and Stacy Wall, who received the most valuable runner, most points in running events and the desire, determination and dedication award. Standing in back are boys' track award winners Kevin Marks, who received high point award and captain's star: and Line Perkins, who received the most valuable runner award and was named to the Northern Lakes Conference first team list in two events. The awards for the second high point scorer and outstanding achievement award in boys’ track was not presented due to regional and state competition. < Photo by Deb Fox l
JO women return from WIBC tourney
Ten women from the area returned home Sunday evening after participating in the Women’s International Bowling Congress national tournament at Saint Louis. MO. Kathryn Knisley and Lura Hansen of Syracuse. Imogene Menzie and Corky Whitacre of North Webster and Sharon
anything to anyone During Monday’s sectional the Warriors, 13-13, built a 4-0 lead in the first 2‘? innings and then rode the four hit pitching of Pat Speicher, senior, now 5-1 Speicher struck out five and walked four, allow mg the Braves only a pair of third-inning runs, only one of which was earned Jeff Parker and Enc Beer provide offense for the Warriors Beer collected two singles, a runscoring triple and stole two bases on a first-inning run Parker slammed a first-inning solo homerun and opened a two-run second with a double After Parker made his home run. Beer singled and then stole second and third, scoring on catcher Marc Zook's wild throw to third Also for the Warriors, Dave Workman had two hits and a sacrifice fly . With two out in the sixth, Tom Freiheit doubled in a pair of insurance runs
Gilbert of Milford spent the first part of the week at the World s Fair in Knoxville and various sites at Nashville. Tenn. The other five women. Lilly Hawn. Martha Myers. Maryrose Henning and Connie Stiffler, all of Syracuse, and Inez Dull of r 2 Ligonier, met the other women in Saint Louis where they bowled and did some sightseeing
Marc Beachy of the Braves started.but was to be relieved by Greg Newswander at the start of the fourth Bethany made two runs in the bottom of the third, cutting the Warrior lead to 4-2 Two walks and an infield single loaded the bases with one out For a time, it seemed Speicher might escape unscathed when Beachy hit a potential doubleplay ball to shortstop Freiheit But second baseman Brian Kistler’s relay to first was wild resulting m two runs scored Jay Auer, first baseman, ran down the ball and threw Beachy out at second to avert further trouble ■Die only threat that came from Bethany thereafter was in the fifth when two Braves reached with one out. To get out of the jam, Speicher got two infield outs On Saturday Speicher will start possibly against North Wood’s Kevin Riley, who recently .raised his record to 8-0 during the Monday bailgame According to Dickerson, Brian Henson will also be ready at the drop of a hat Individual scores from Mondays sectional were: WAWASEEO AB R H BI Kistler 2 0 0 0 Freiheit 4 0 1 2 Parker 4 2 2 1 Cox 0000 Beer 4 2 3 1 Cpeicher 3 10 1 Bickbum. 0 0 0 0 Auer 4010 Vitaniemi 0 0 0 0 Workman 2 12 1 Smith 3 0 0 0 Hare 2 10 0 Pena 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 28 7 9 6 BETHANY<2» AB R H Bl Zook 3110 Reyes 2 0 0 0 Beachv 3001 Miller 2 0 0 0 Lehman 3 0 10 Nwswnger 10 0 0 Steam 3 0 0 0 Yoder 2 10 0 Bntrager 0 0 0 0 Gingnch 3 0 2 0 TOTALS 22 2 4 1 One minute sports quiz 1, Who won the Glen Camp-bell-Los Angeles Open golf tournament? 2. Who won the LPGA Bent Tree Classic? X Darrell Waltrip is known in what sport? 4. Willis Reed played pro basketball for what team? 5. Ralph Sampson is what college basketball standout?
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, -T Ladies pf|i Golf ///Results
MAXWELTON The Maxwelton Ladies Day, May 26. had Medal Play as play of the day. Nine and 18 hole gals played together and stayed for lunch and the monthly meeting Winners were as follows: First gross, Jackie Wortinger; second gross, Margie Purdum; first net, Maggie Smith; second net. Nan Leatherman: and putts. Don Stahly •/ SOUTH SHORE The 18-hole play at the South Shore Golf Course on Tuesday was rained out, however, the women of the nine-hole group were able to play Play of the day was "Low Putts." Winners were Lois McClure and Judy Deck, first; Ethel Hughes, second, and Peg Smith. Billy Gross and Emma Souder, third During the business meeting it was decided to hold a guest day on June 29. BOULDER BELLES Members of the Boulder Belles were led by Evelyn Orn when they met last Thursday. Mrs Om had both first low gross and first low net Donna Beer finished with second low gross and Leatrice Rapp had second low gross Ruth Beer had low putts for the day.
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ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS — Athlete* at Syracuse Junior High were honored with awards Thursday evening. May 27. in the school's gymnasium. Shown above are the top award winners. Standing in front are Stephanie Berkey, sixth grade scholastic athlete award: Jeanine Gann, eighth grade Yellow Jacket of the Year, scholastic athlete award and conch's award in track: Ann Alford, coach's award in volleyball; Becca Stiver, coach's award in basketbail: Stephanie Crow. coach's award in gymnastics; and Josh Lantx, sixth grade scholastic athlete award. / Standing in back are Julie Schmahl. seventh grade scholastic athlete award: Price Pounds, eighth grade Yellow Jacket of the Vear; Lance Lanta, eighth grade scholastic athlete award: David Kistler, coach's award in basketball and track: Brad Traviolia. coach’s award in football and wrestling: and Tim Mangas, seventh grade scholastic athlete award. (Photo by Deb Fox) ,
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Cards, Expos win tourney championships at Milford
The Cards in the boys’ Youth League and the Expos in the girls’ Youth League were crowned tournament champions Memorial Day evening concluding a week end of baseball and softball action at the Milford Elementary School diamonds. The tourneys were part of the
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MAD Memorial week end of activities. In the boys’ league, Sunday action saw the Astros slip by the Cubs 9-8. the Orioles defeat the A s 3-2. and the Cards down the Pirates 6-2. On Monday, the Orioles beat
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the Astros 8-5 for a position in the championship game. The Cards drew the bye and went on to defeat the Orioles 5-1 for the tourney championship. Jeff Duncan received the game ball as most valuable player In the girls' league, the Sox defeated the Tigers 15-4 and the Expos blanked the Giants 16-0 in Sunday afternoon action. The Expos went on to defeat the Sox 9-2 for the championship in the final evening game. Heidi Beer was presented with the game ball for outstanding tournament contributions.
Athletic awards presented at Syracuse Junior High
The Syracuse Junior High coaches presented this year’s athletic awards in a program at the school on May 27. The coach
The girls' tournament was also the scene of the only triple play in recent league history. A line drive to the third baseman resulted in the initial out. She then threw to second base, in an unsuccessful attempt to double off the runner. The second baseman in turn reeled and threw to first base to pick off a base runner, accounting for the second out. The first baseman then completed the triple play by throwing to third base to catch the runner who had earlier narrowly missed being doubled off second
of each team gave of brief description of their season and presented awards to eighth grade students. Each coach presented an award to the player in his sport who represented the best characteristics sought for in athletics, including effort, concentration and sportsmanship. Winners of the coach's awards were Ann Alford, volleyball; Becca Stiver, basketball; Stephanie Crow, gymnastics; Jeanine Gunn, track; Brad Traviola, football and wrestling; and David Kistler, basketball and track. Jeanine Gunn and Price Pounds were selected as Yellow Jackets of the Year by the coaching staff. Winners of the scholasticathletic awards in sixth grade were Stephanie Berkey and Josh Lantz. Seventh grade winners were Julie Schmahl and Tim Mangas. Winners in the eighth were Jeanine Gunn and Lance Lantz. These students maintained the highest grade point averages while participating in three sports. Special recognition was given to the junior high boys and girls track teams, which finished undefeated in dual meets. The sixth grade girls track and basketball teams and their coach, Joan Alford, were also recognized for undefeated seasons.