The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 October 1982 — Page 9

Sports

Swim club clowns Mqnchester

Using the new electronic scoring system for the first time, the Wawasee swim club won the first meet of the fall season against North Manchester 346 to 240 last week. The individual winners were as follows S and wrier 100 medley relay B Koser, M Irwin, C. Peterson, C Ganshorn ♦lB (iris. >OO medley relay. S. Harmon. S Payne. L. Botes. D Firestone 11-12 beys. 200 medley reUrv J Brooks. B Neff. V Koaer. M Frvbach

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11-12 (iris. 200 medley relay: J Titus. C. Neff. U Cosbey. D Iwankowitsch 13 and up gfrb. ** medley relay: S. Baumgartner 8 and under beys. 25 freestyle C. Ganshom, M Irwin m and under gfrb. 25 freestyle: C Cobbum. J Kober >lßb«y».sofree*tyle: T Dubois >lB gfrb. 50 freestyle: D. Firestone, T. Titus H-Übuyt, 50 freestyle M Frybach 11-12 girb. 50 freestyle E Chnstofedes 13 and up beys. 50 freestyle S Ensmger 13andnp(iris. 50freestyle: C Weaver.

8 and under beys. 25 breaststroke: C. Peterson. M. Irwin. B. Grothaus 8 and under gfrb. 25 breaststroke: G. Naugler 8-18 bey*. 50 breaststroke C. Kime >lO gfrb. 50 breaststroke S Payne, J. Melendez. 11-12 bora. 50 breaststroke: B Neff. B Arnold, E Hood 11-12 gfrb. 50 breaststroke: C. Neff. L. Harmon 13 and up bey*. 50 breaststroke E. Brown 13 and up (iris. 50 breaststroke S. Baumgartner. J. Kline, C. Nelson 8 aad under boy*. 25 backstroke E.

SchaekeLß. Koser. 8 and under girls. 25 backstroke: H Perzanowski, T Swartzenduber >lO beys. 50 backstroke: C KBne >lO gfrb. 50 backstroke: D. Firestone, J. Melendz.S Harmon 11-12 bey*. 50 backstroke; J Brooks. S. McDaniel 11-12 girt*. 50 breaststroke: B. Butler, L. Harmon. M Naugler 13and ever boy*. 50 backstroke: E Brown. R Thomas 13 and over girt*. 50 backstroke: S Baumgartner, J Kkne. C. Nelson 8 and under boy*. 25 butterfly: S Bucher.

C. Ganshorn. 8 and under gfrb. 25 butterfly: S. Kline >lO boy*. 50 butterfly: T. Dubois. >lO girts. 50 butterfly: L Boles. S Harmon. T. Titus. tl-12boy*.50butterfly: B Neff 11-12 girts. 50 butterfly: B. Buffer, D. Iwonhowitsch 13 and over boys, 50 butterfly: D.Kein. 13 and over girb. 50 butterfly S. Baumgartner. S. Boies. 8 and under boy*. 100 IM S. Bucher, C. Peterson. 8 and under girt*. MO IM: G. Naugler >loboy*. 100IM: C. Kline >lB gfrb. 100 IM L. Boles. S. Payne 11-12 bey*. 200 IM: B. Arnold, S. McDaniel. 11-12gfrb. 200IM: J. Titus.C. Neff. 13and over boys, 200 IM: D. Kein. 13 and over girb. 200 IM. J Tuttle. S. Berkey. M. Korenstra 8 and under boy*. 50 freestyle: C. Peterson. C. Ganshorn Sand under girt*. 50freestyle C. Cobbum 8-1* bey*. 100 freestyle T Dubois. >lO gfrb. 100 freestyle: L. Boyles. T. Titus u-12 boy*. 100 freestyle M. Frybach. J. Brooks 11-82 girt*. 100 freestyle: J. Titus 13 aad over boy*. 100 freestyle: S. Ensinger 11-12 bey*. 100 breaststroke. B. Neff V. Koser 11-12 gfrb. 100 breaststroke: C Neff. B 13 aad over beys. 100 breaststroke: S. Ensmger U-12 boy*. 100 backstroke V Koser. B Arnold. C Brooks 11-12 gfrb. 100 backstroke: L Harmon, E Chnstofedes. M Naugler 13 and over bey*. 100 backstroke: E Brown 11-12 bey*. 100 butterfly M Frybach. 11-12 girt*. 100 butterfly: J. Titus, D. Iwankowitach, E Charistofedes 13 and over bey*. 100 butterfly D. Kein 13 and over girt*. 100 butterfly: J Tuttle. S. Boies. C. Weaver 8 and under bey*. 100 free relay C. Peterson. E Schaekel. M Irwin. C. Ganshorn 8-10 girt*. 300 free relay: S. Harmon. L.

A 1 ' JR 1 |rw ■ wSbBE tt >t,l gzzJEjyy jJ^aa— No-*— I 1 1 I PUMPING IRON — Mike O’Connel and Tony Blackburn give Eric Beer (under bar) a hand during a light workout at the “new” Milford gym. o‘Connel, a weight-lifting specialist, is now scheduling customers at the new gym, located in the basement of Bill Little Insurance in Milford. O’Connel said he hopes to make the basement into a body-building paradise but needs community support. Anyone interested in instruction on weight-lifting is welcome to make an appointment with O’Connel by calling Bill Little insurance and leaving a message. (Photo by Gary Lewis)

Botes. S Payne. D. Firestone 11-12 bov*. 400 free relay: B. Neff. M. Frybach. V. Koser. J. Brooks. 11-12 girt*. 400 free relay: C. Neff. L. Harmon. J. Titus. M. Naugler 13 aad ever gfrb. 400 free relay S. Baumgartner, S Botes. M Korenstra. J. Tuttle Odor eater To banish onion, garlic, and bleach odors from hands, put all five fingers on the handle of a stainless steel spoon and run cold water over fingers.

Wed., October 29,1982—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

K. E\ di - CHEERS — Wawasee varsity cheerleader Christa Everts cheers on her Warriors during action at Concord last week. It didn’t work, though, as the Warriors lost 7-0. (Photo by Gary Lewis)

Athlete of the Week

This week’s Mail-Journal “Athlete of the Week” is senior Grace Stichter. Miss Stichter has been a standout performer in cross-country, track and basketball for the last three years at Wawasee High School. She currently holds the course record in cross-country at the high school, and will be an important key for coach Dale Brannock’s hardwood team come winter. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stichter, r 2 Milford.

Season basketball tickets on sale

Athletic Director Hal Traviolia has announced season tickets for the 1982-83 Wawasee basketball season will go on sale November 1 in the athletic office at the high school. Seats may be reserved for an extra $2. The reserved section will be located in the top eight row (D-K) on the lower deck behind the scorers’ bench and southwest lower deck. The two rows behind the team and scorers’ bench will be reserved for junior varsity and freshman players and their coaches. Adults who want to reserve seats should notify the athletic office anytime before the first home game on November 19.

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Season tickets will also be on sale during the evening of the first home game and students may purchase their tickets from the athletic secretary. Traviolia encourages junior high and elementary students to purchase season tickets to save money. Season ticket prices are as follows: Adults-$lB, K-12-812, reserved seats- $2, pre-school in reserved section sl. Session ticket prices are as follows: $2.25 per session for adults and children not accompanied by a parent, $1.50 for K-8, and pre-schoolers free if with parents.