The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 November 1982 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., November 17,1982

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Sports

Wawasee swim club wins

Wawasee swim club won a home meet recently against Kendallville’s Cole Center YMCA swim club, 329-282. Boy* 8-18. 2M medley relay — C Kline. S Berkey. M Tuttle, D Schmahl GH 8-18. medley relay — D Firmtone. S Payne. L Boieu.J Melendez Boy* 11-11 S* medley relay — J Brooks. B Bess, B Aronoid. V Kceer Girl* 11 aad ever. iee medley relay — C. Lauer. C Weaver. J Kline, M Korrostra Bays M and under 25 freestyle — E Schackel , Gfrb 8 and under. 25 freestyle — T. Swarttendruber. H Perzanowski Beys 8-18, 58 freestyle — C. Kline. R Harmon, C Brooks Girls 8-18. 58 freestyle — S Hannon, D Dahlstrom all-state Wawasee defensive back Ross Dahlstrom was named to the United Press International's high school All-State football first team last week. Dahlstrom, better known in the area as a running back, was a key member of the first winning football squad in six years at Wawasee The 5-11, 178-pounder, Finished second in the Northern Lakes Conference in rushing and second in area scoring His best defensive effort of the season was against then second-ranked Goshen when he picked off three passes against the defending AA state runner-up He returned his first interception 94-yards for a touchdown, leading to the Warriors shocking 25-13 upset. Dahlstrom averaged about five yards per carry as a running back and was the team captain for coach Myron Dickerson's Warriors.

Sports Calendar Week Os November 17 To November 24 THURSDAY North Webster seventh and eighth grade boys' basketball 6p m., at Manchester Syracuse Junior High seventh and eighth grade boys' basketball 6 p m . vs Pierceton at Syracuse Wawaseegirb* basketball 6:15p.m., vs West Nobleat Wawasee Wawasee boys* swim 6:30p m., vs Huntington North at Huntington , Freshman basketball 6:3opm, vs Northridge at Wawasee FRIDAY Wawasee Junior varsity and varsity basketball 6:30 p m., at Carroll SATURDAY Wawasee girls'basketball 1 p m., at Fairfield MONDAY Syracuse Junior High sixth grade boys' basketball 4:15 pm. vs West Noble at Syracuse Wawasee girls* basketball 6 15 p m . vs Warsaw at Wawasee Wawasee bo> s* swim 6 30p m . vsLaPorteat Wawasee Freshman basketball 6:30 p m , vs Columbia City at Wawasee Syracuse Junior High girls' basketball Half tune, at Wawasee TUESDAY Milford Junior High seventh and eighth grade boys' basketball ... 4 30 p m ,at Bremen North Webster seventh and eighth grade boys' basketball 4:30p m , at West Noble Syracuse Junior High seventh and eighth grade boys* basketball 6 p.m., vs Central Noble at Syracuse Wawasee Junior varsity and vanity basketball 6:15 pm , vs Fair field at Wawasee

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Firestone Bays 11-12, 58 freestyle — E. Hood, B. Arnold. J Lentz Gfrb 11-12. 58 freestyle — V. Csskey, L. Harmon Boys 13 aad ever. 58 freeutyte-E Brown Boys a and uoder. 25 breast stroke — C. Gan shorn Gfrb a aad under. 25 breast stroke — G. Naugler Boys 8-18. 50 breast stroke — S Berkey. C. Brooks. Gfrl 8-18, 50 breast stroke — S Payne. L Boies , Boys 11-12. 50 breast strake — B Neff. J Brooks Giris 11-12. 50 breast strake — K Neff. T Perza nowski. Gfrb 13 aad over. 50 breast stroke — S. Berkey. C. Nebon Boys a aad under 25 backstroke — C Peterson Giris 8 aad under 25 backstroke — S Kline Boys 8-18. 50 backstroke — M Tuttle. R Harman Gfrb 0-10.50 backstroke—D Firestone, S Pavne Boys 11-12, 50 backstroke - V Kaser. S McDaniel. E Hood Gfrb 11-12. 50 backstroke — K Butt. E Christofedes Boys 13 aad ever. 58 backsfroke — D Kiepi Giris 13 and over. 50 backstroke — C Weaver. C Lauer Boys 8 and under, 25 butterfly — C Peterson, S Bucher Gfrb 8 and under. 25 butterfly — Jenny Kober Boys 0-10. 50 butterfly — M Tuttle. S Berkey Giris 8-18.50 butterfly— L Boles Bovs 11-12. SO butterfly - D Ridmip. B Neff Giris 11-12, 50 butterfly — C Eidndge D iwankowitsch Boys 13 and ever. SO butterfly — R Thomas Gfrb 13 and over. SO butterfly — S Baumgartner. S Berkey. J" Kline Bo vs Ba nd under. 100 IM —S Bucher Giris I and under. 100IM - Jenny Kober Boyso-10.100 IM-S Berkey Girt* 8-18.1MIM —J Melendez Bovs 11-12.200 LM-B Arnold J Brooks Giris 11-12.200 IM —C Ekindge Girts 13 and over. 200 IM - J Tuttle. S Berkey Boys 8 and under, 50 freestyle — C Peterson Gfrb 8 aad under. 50 freestyle - T Swart endruber Bow 0-10. 100 freestyle - M Tuttle. T

Dubob Gfrb 0-10,100 freestyle-L. Boles Boys 11-12. 100 freestyle — D. Ridings. J. Hare Gfrb 11-12.100 freestyle—C Eidndge Boys 13 aad ever. IM freestyle — E Brown Giris 13 and ever. IM freestyle - S Botes. C Weaver Boys 11-12.1 M breast stroke — J Brooks. V Koeer Gfrls ii-12, IM breast stroke — K Neff. L Harmon Boys 13 and over. IM breast stroke - D Keim Gfrb 13 aad over. IM breast stroke - S Baumgartner. J Tuttle Boys 11-12 IM backstroke — B Neff. D Ridings Gfrb 11-12.1 M backstroke —B Butler. M Naugler Boys 13 and over. IM backstroke — R Thomas Gfrb 13 aad over. IM backstroke — J Kline. M Korenstra BoVs u-12. IM butterfly — V. Kaser. S McDaniel Giris 11-12. IM butterfly - J Titus. T Perzanowski Boys 13 and over. IM butterfly — D Keim Gfrb 13 aad over. IM butterfly — S Baumgartner. J. Tuttle. S Boies Girt* 8 and under. IM free relay — J Kober. S Khne. H Perzanowski. T Swart i endruber Bovs 8-18. 1M free retoy — D Schmahl. C Kline. S Berkey. M Tuttle Bovs 11-12. 2M free relay — V Koser. J Brooks. D Ridings B Arnold Gfrb 13 aad over, too free retoy — S Baumgartner. S Berkey, S Botes. J Tuttle

Bowling

Thursday Night L*<Ws Liberty Homes 34 12 Buds 34 14 Wawasee Bowl 32 14 Monsanto 30 l ? I7’y Janes 30 It Pilchers 27'i Buyrite 24 22 Barth 24 22 Stop Inn 25'1 22'i Quackers 25 23 N W I A 23 25 SGM 21's 24'? Stanley Steemer 21’1 26’z Thornburg 20'? Nine s 20 28 LCBII 19 29 Sandi's 18’1 29’1 LCBI 17 31 Bee Line 17 31 Designers Gallery 9>i 38’1 High team game Bud's Bar —842 High team series Wawasee Bowl — 2399 500 series J Calhoun 520. B Whilesl7, R Gerrlty 530. P Bright 522. S Flanagan 525. L Hansen 511. Y Coburn 501. H Taylor 547, J Reed 553 450ser«s N Spurting 485. W Mitchell <52 J Maher 491 S Wolterman 479. L Hawn 4*4. C Whitacre 472. D Hardin 471. R White 474. J Mullet 471. B Miller 442. C Coyle 474. P Kampf4s7.J Hickman 447. C Clifton 464. N Reeve 458. C Becher 494. A Stahley 459 P Pollock 490. D Darr 474. C Schwalm 484. E Stlchter 459 S Gilbert 451 D Walton 494. J Miller 458. J Brown 477. V Wilson 491. G Shepherd 444. D Rose 457 700 games L Hansen 212. K Miller 214. J. Reed 233 170 games J Calhoun 191, 174. G Shepherd 174. 170 D Rose 181 B White 180. 184 D Long 181. V Wilson 171. D Darr 187. E Stlchter 172. D Walton 190. J. Brown 180. C Becher 188. P Pollock 170. C. Clltton 175. H Stuff 175. E Price 174. P Kampt 171. 174. R Garrity 182, 189. J Mullet 173. B Miller 179. C Coyle 177, L Hawn 171. P Bright. 181. 181. B Hamman 174. S Flanagan 189 174. T Re* 171. S Wolterman 185. J Maher 197, N Spur ling 181, Y Coburn 194. H Taylor 197, 181 Dana Couples Blasing'A Freiheit 14 2 Harmon A E Iward 10 4 GammiereA Blanchard 10 6 V ager & Shuherk 9 7 Lund A Anderson 8 8 Die 5 Sanders 8 8 Smith A Rude 7 9 Listo. & Best v I 4 10 Kammerdienor Grothaus 5 11 Hetty & Sherman 3 13 High team game Elwardß Harmon —477 High team series Lund A Anderson s«v series B E (ward 507, G Freiheit 503. R .Grothaus 512. T Gammiere 547, D BianchardlOO <soseries J Anderson 554. B Smith 440 .XX games B E Iward 229, T Gammiere 887 140 games J Anderson 193. 195. 148. K E'eard 181. B Shuherk 145. E Biasing 170, J Frothed 171, J ListoiieO Dana 11 Chore Time 30e 14 Walter Drugs 29 15 Carriage Inc 28 14 Sleepy Owl 28 14 Campbells 27 17 Ligonier Tele 27 17 Sharps 24 20 Wuthrich A Sons 231 20’1 LandO Lakes ' 23t0 20to No 13 23 21 Dennys M 22 22 Turf Bar 20W 23'1 Shues 20 34 Mathews 23 21 Webster Van >« 25 Eagles Uh 29t0 Wawasee Kt wants Uto Dto Haugheys Bait 33t0 Family Fare 7 37 High team game Chore Time — 1014 High team series Carriage Inc A Chore Time 2920 500 series G Fisher 520. D Wuthrich 505. M Zollinger 512. T. Levermer 541. G Sorenson 524. L Welty 571. J Wortmger 572. B Rke 548. P Williams 545. D Dewitt 541 T Gammiere 579, F Biasing 502. P Lund SOO. K Koontz 520. R Lindzy 520. D Smith 521. C Lentz 504. O Butler 525. E Kamp 521. E Herding 553. A Boles 540. G Thornbury 577. B Seely 528. G Pautt 571 R Worden 540. M Donaldson SB4 200 games G Hepler 200. L Welty 203. J.

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Canada geese protected

Recent reports of illegal hunting of geese in the Lakeland area has prompted Tri-County Fish and Wildlife property manager Arnold Karr to announce that the Canada geese preserve area extends to a 94mile radius of the protected

Gammiere 237. B Herrick 201, K Koontz 528. R Lindzy 224. B Lantz 204. E Harding 210. A Boles 225. G. Thomsbury 230. E. Pauft 215 La nd-O- Lakes Syracuse Legion 27 13 Louie's 27 13 Red Door Inn 24 14 Cromwell Lbr 25'1 141 Rinkerbuilt 25t0 14to Kuriy's Keglers 24 14 Mid American 23t0 16'1 Wawasee Bowl 23 17 Due's Hdw 22 18 Dari Point 19 21 Ligonier Elks 19 21 State Bank of Syracuse 19 21 Commodore 19 21 Whitacre's 18 22 Werker Bros 17 23 Shrimpboat 16 24 Grace Lutheran 14to 25'1 Knights ot Columbus 12'1 27t0 Goshen Auto Electric 12 28 Crow Roofing lOto 291 High team game: Cromwell Lbr — 924 High team series: Werker Bros — 2449 400series:D Barhydt4os 500 series and above: G Henning, R Williams. E Edgar. P Mast. R Brockett. R Mathew. H Dziak. H Hochstetler. C Sommerlot R Taylor. B Ever, R. Castro. Mi Clevenger W Benson. K Saggars. D Patrick. T Edwards. J. Warren. G Sorensen, L Newman. K Knisley, S. Richmond. S Coburn. B. Little. M. Yoder. M Durham, B. Secor, B. Bauman. B Hartsough, G Nordman, R Sollna, P Flanagan. A Epert. H Hamilton. T. Hodge 200 games: D Barkhydt 228. 225. E Edgar 204. P Mast 210. R Brockett 204. H Hochstetler 203. B Eyer 200. W Benson 211. K Saggars 222. T Edwards 219. L Newman 232. S Coburn 204. S Bushong 200. M Durham 202. T Hodge 212.204 Friday Night Sleepy Owl 34 14 Millers 33 15 Barth 31 17 Classic 281 191 Stovers 28 20 Syracuse Rubber 27 21 Ralston Purina 2411 231 Brennengs 24 24 Knisley 24 24 Oasis 19 28 Keiths 21 27 Maple Leaf 21 27 Todds 17 31 Louies 7 41 High team game Stovers — 708 High team series: Knisley — 1944 SOO series P Flanagan 549. D Armbruster 502 S Cole 527. R Castro 528. K Knisley 521. G Knisley 513. Ken Knisley 540. P Bright 537. D Hamilton 510. R Halsey 541, Kevin Knisley s7l, J SmlthS23 450 series M Davis 441. D Reed 471. L Yoder 452. B Hamilton 404. K Sollna 470. L Gilbert 452. R Burbank 445. E Alwine 444. K Larimer 485 200 games K Knisley 220. D Hamilton 209 R Halsey 211 205 Kevin Knisley 214. J Smith 214 170 games M Davis 180. K Knisley 194, 179. L Yoder 170, P Bright 191. in. R Burbank 177, J Smith 171. K Larimer 174 County Moore s Shoes 30 14 Bud's Body Shop 30 14 Clines 29 IS W Service Cantor 29 14 W Home Service 34 18 5 Wonders 24 I9V» Kuriy's Keglers 24 20 Jeanette's Tua Shop 23 21 W Bowl 21 23 Parker's Hybrids ■ 20'i 23’i Paul's U Lock It 20 24 Miller s Heating 20 24 Barbee Lounge 17 27 Sylvan Marine 14 30 W Pro Shop 13 31 11th Frame Lounge >2 32 High team game AAcore's Shoes — 972 High team series Tua Shop —2841 400 series C Eby 441. M Zellinger 400 J Morganthaier 434. B Thwalts4lO 500 series S Richmond 571. D Stahley 513. T. White 544. D. Elkins 534. E Harrington 541 W Alderter 530. P Hunter 531 E Coburn 541. H Dziak 544. R Sollna 570. L Knispel 552 C Frvshour 514 P Klntigh 538. R Lambright 537. G Stone 502. M Hoile 527 G Newcomer 534. G Lowe 530. K Knisley 554 D Harley 521. B Bucky 5u5 100 games S R ichmond 219. T White 215.

wildlife area

No hunting is allowed within this area, said Karr. In addition, residents are warned to not feed the geese if they are on their property or the geese could present a problem, according to Karr.

E Harrington 200. P Hunter 204. C Eby 254. M Zellinger 222. H Dziak 201. R Solina 204. 210. L Knispel 235. J Morganthaier 210. 255. B Thwaits 211, 211. G Stone 201. M. Hoile 214 K Knisley 213. B Bucky 211 Sunday Nite Miaed Slabaugh Canvas 29 15 Fairmont 28 14 Village Plumb. A Heating 27 17 Wallace Welding 24 18 Sleepy Owl 24 20 N Webster Blue Flame 23 21 Syracuse Rubber 21 23 T J Trucking 21 23 Harold's Team 21 -23 Miller's Heating 15V» 28’t Pacer Oil 15V» 28'T Adventure's 14 30 High team game and series: Fairmont — 750-2185 500 series H Gray 548. M Rensberger 527, S. Rensberger 540. J. LeamorT'sss. Kathryn Knisley 570. Kevin Knisley 505. K Hare 509. H. Galloway 528. C. Wogoman 529, G Price 559 450 series: M. Gray 445. L. Hawn 458. J. Miller 453. J. Galloway 479. P. Bright 487 200 games: H Gray 210. 8. Rensberger 201, J. Leamon 210, Kathryn Knisley 225 Kenny Knisley 202. H. Galloway 201. G. Price 223 140 games: C Wallace 149, M. Gr<y 145. 143. K Larimer 142, M. Rensberger 18. 187, M Leamon 145. L. Hawn 174. Kathryn Knisley 147. 178. J Miller 144. J. Galloway 190. P Bright 190, 147 Thursday AAorning Early Birds Tweety Birds 31 9 Flamingos 25 .15 Dirty Birds 17 23 Humming Birds 7 33 High team game and series Tweety Birds -534 1445 500 series: 8. Klineslo 450 series: J. Rudasics4B2, J. Gray 453 200games: J Rudasics2o4 150 games: B Kline 192. 144. 152, J. Gray 157. 144. B Crouch 157, C. Cline 192. T. AAolencupp 162. R Corl 157 West Noble defeat North Webster squad North Webster’s sixth grade “A” and "B” basketball teams dropped their first game of the season Monday night, Nov. 15, against West Noble The Trojans "B - ’ squad leading scorers all had four points apiece in the 22-18 loss. Chris Jordan, Eric Stookey and Steve Eastman were the Trojans leading scorers. In the “A” contest, a much and physical West Noble squad trimmed the Trojans 36-23. Leading scorers were Matt Dick with 13 and Jeff Boyer with six. Dick was the leading rebounder with 10 boards. Coach Gene Smith said the West Noble squad won the battle inside “We had them close at halftime but the much larger West Noble squad pulled away in the second half,” be said.

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■ ’ BWi J * **** hL H « • • WKv-1 , SEASON OPENS — The Wawasee girls’ varsity basketball team opened its season Monday with an 81-23 victory over the visiting Bethany Christian team. Bethany girls converge on Grace Stichter, with the ball, as Cheryl Walker comes to help. Stichter led the Warriors in scoring with 17 points and Sandy Payne added 16 to pace the Wawasee team. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)

Warrior girls open season with victory over Bethany Christian

By SHARON STUCKMAN Wawasee’s girls’ varsity basketball team opened its season Monday, Nov. 15, by defeating the Bethany Christian Braves 81-23. Coach Dale Brannock remarked, after the game, that “the kids did a nice job.” Wawasee had four girls scoring in double figures, and 11 of the 12 players for the Warrior girls scored during the evening. In the first quarter Bethany was able to score only one point, while Wawasee scored 17. At halftime Wawasee led 35-8. The Lady Braves had their best scoring quarter in the third Frigid temperatures greet runners at Marion Marathon Area runners were greeted with gusting winds and snow and a temperature in the mid twenties during the first annual Marion Marathon last Saturday. Sharon Rapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rapp of r 1 Pierceton placed fourth overall in the women's division of the 26.2 mile event. Ralph Bushong, Syracuse, finished fourth in the men’s 50 and over group. Second place in the 40-44 division went to Rex Reed of Warsaw. Reed posted the fastest time among area runners in two hours and 42 minutes. Doe Dervin, Goshen, ran to a 10th place award position in the 35-39 group. Tony Clouse, Syracuse, and Ron Baumgartner, Milford, also took part in the marathon. In all, nearly 300 runners signed up for the event. Kermit Welty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Welty of r 2 Syracuse and a past area resident, served as promoter and race director of the marathon. Welty currently resides in Marion and is director of the local YMCA.

quarter, when they scored nine points. However, at the end of the third quarter Wawasee was leading 53-17, and the Warriors girls scored 28 points in the fourth period, to come away with the 58 point victory. Leading Wawasee scoring was senior, Grace Stichter, with 17. The other players in double figures for the Warriors were; sophomore, Sandy Payne, with 16; senior, Tona Sellers, with 14; and sophomore, Anita Swope, with 10. On the defensive side, Grace Stichter had five steals and three assists. Sandy Payne had four steals, Anita Swope had three assists and Cheryl Walker had four assists. Wawasee's junior varsity team is so large in number that the freshman girl’s team played the Bethany Christian junior varsity. The Lady Warriors defeated the Braves 35-10. Wawasee will host s West Noble on Thursday, Nov. 18, and on Saturday afternoon. Nov. 20, at 1 p.m., will play at Fairfield. On Monday, Nov. 22, Wawasee will host a county rival, the Lady Tigers of Warsaw. The junior varsity game will begin at 6:15. Statistics FG FT PF Sandy Payne 8 0-0 0 Sellers, Speicher named all-NLC Wawasee’s Tona Sellers and Christy. Speicher were named to the all-Northern Lakes Conference volleyball team during coaches balloting last week. Sellers was named to the second team and Speicher made the honorable mention list.

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