The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 December 1982 — Page 13

School news

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Jackets defeat Cougars

The Syracuse Yellow Jackets seventh and eighth grade boys' basketball teams entertained the Central Noble Cougers last

Tuesday. Nov. 23. and ended up with twc wins. The games, however, were entirely different in style The seventh grade won

Freshmen topped by Manchester Coach Galen Hershberger’s freshman basketball team lost its second game in a row toa strong Manchester squad 48-35. Leading scorers for the 1-2 Warriors were David Kistler (10) and Jeff Taylor (8). Kistler was also the leading rebounder with 10 boards. A frustrated Hershberger said his team "didn’t play with intensity.” In the first half, Manchester beat the Warriors to the boards to take an early lead. The rebounding picked up in the second half, but it was too late. "Defense and rebounding was our biggest problems” the coach said. But the squad still has 16 games to go on their schedule and if the Warriors can find some success before Christmas they could have a winner. "We have a good chance to be .500 by Christmas.” said Hershberger. Meanwhile, he plans "to keep going with what we have.” The freshman "B” team was a 27-13 loser to Manchester. Leading scorers for the Warriors were Craig Cobbum with six and Travis Reiff with five. Cobbum was the leading rebounder with four. The “B” team has yet to dent the win column, dropping their third straight. The next game for the Warriors is Tuesday, Dec. 7, when they host Fairfield.

35-16 and the eighth grade 35. The seventh grade team jumped to an early lead and enlarged it during each quarter. By halftime, eight Syracuse players had entered the game and scored. Coach Caz Szynal emptied his bench in the second half and still the Yellow Jackets increased their lead. Mike Cannon led all scorers with 15 points. Mike Meek and Jack Bond played well and led the defense which held the Cougers under 20 points for the game. The final score was 35-16. Eighth Grade The eighth grade game was a seesaw affair from start to finish. Syracuse was never behind more than one point but could not pull away. Tim Mangas again led the Yellow Jackets with 15 points. Todd Roberts added 11 points and he and Mangas snared 21 rebounds between them. Either team could have won the game at the free throw line as the Cougers hit only four of 14 while Syracuse made three of 15. The players were treated to excellent officiating with Marion Acton and John Elliott working the game. Both Yellow Jacket teams have a 2-0 season with the next contest at West Noble. Tuesday. Dec. 7. at 6 p.m. Security deposits If a renter is vacating a premises, and the landlord has secured a deposit, the landlord should inspect the property in the tenant’s presence immediately after the renter moves out This is the best way to assure the security deposit is refunded. The deposit can be kept by the landlord only for rent due and damages beyond reasonable wear and tear.

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|VHRL~ -gk”" SENSE OF TOUCH — First grade students in Carol Landrigan's class at Milford Elementary School tested their sense of touch this week by putting their hands through holes in a cardboard box and then feeling an object handed to them by their teacher. Suann Harbes is testing her senses with the help of Mrs. Landrigan. V. A-4 ' ‘ f v ‘‘ ‘ 'j wHMkW* Il ygd S ipijl || .w*" ' oCk f lr*K.fl ihE L IN CONCERT MONDAY — These junior high students at North Webster will be performing special music at the annual Christmas Concert at the school on Monday, Dec. 6. at 7:30 p.m. The junior high band will be under the direction of David Blackwell. Pictured are Jerlyn Sponseller, Jodi Lawson. Scott Shoemaker and Mike Eastman. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)

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