The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 March 1983 — Page 9

Sports

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HANDICAP AND SCRATCH TEAM WINNERS — Winners of first place plaques for the Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association annual tournament in the scratch and the handicap team divisions were represented at the bowling banquet Monday evening. Liberty Homes was the winner of the handicap team award and Jones Food Center won the scratch team award. Left to right are Judy Miller, Dee Walton. Jean Knisley and Jean Brown, representing Liberty Homes; Julia Galloway and Ellen Slabaugh are members of the Jones Food Center team. (Photo by Sharon Sutckman)

Gerrity re-elected LWBA president

Rosemary Gerrity was reelected president of the Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association Monday evening at the annual banquet and business meeting held at Sleepy Owl, Syracuse. Harriet Stuff was elected second vice president replacing Linda Jones. Sandy Beatty and Paula Bright were selected as state delegates. National delegate will be Rosemary Gerrity. It was decided by the membership that the president will appoint the alternate delegates. Secretary-treasurer Kathryn Knisley reported on the annual meeting of the Women’s Indiana State Bowling Association held at Terre Haute on March 19. She stated that the state association will celebrate its 60th anniversary with a special party on March 17,1984, in Fort Wayne. . Sandy Flanagan presented the tentative budget which was accepted by the membership. Chairman of the legislative committee, Sharon Gilbert, read the proposed amendment of reducing the quorum for the transaction of business at a membership meeting. The amendment was approved by the membership. It was announced that the Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League will observe its 25th anniversary this year with a special banquet by inviting anyone who has bowled on the league in past years. The banquet is scheduled for Tuesday, April 26, at Wawasee Bowl. Cocktail hour will be at 6:30 p.m. with the gratis buffet being served at 7 p.m. Reservations should be made before April 8 by contacting one of the following league officers: President Monica Lambright (856-4709), secretary Pam Blosser (856-4788)

Bowling

Milford Business Chore Time 43 13 Sleepy Owl 42 14 Ligonier Tele. 40 . 16 Campbells Mkt. 39 17 Walter Drugs 36 20 Mathews 36 20 Wuthrich & Sons z 36 20 Sharps 29 27 Dana 29 27 Webster Van 28 28 No 13 26 30 Kiwanis 26 30 Shues 24 32 Carraige 25Vi 3O'/ 2 Turtßar 22 34 Dennys 22 34 Land O' Lakes 20 36 Eagles * 17Vj 38’/ 2 Haugheys , 14 42 Family Fare 3 53 High team game and series: Carraige Inc. — 1108 3006 600 series: D. Dull 636, L. Welty 606 500 series: R. Bartman 502, L. Mast 559, M. Donaldson 547, G. Thornsbury 559, P. Campbell 519, L. Newman 562, D. Butler 536,

I WANTED ,fK Fl Former Bowlers Os SYRACUSE Q TUESDAY NIGHT Ladies'Bowling jfZ/ League. To Help Celebrate l/w I /ftp The League's ® V 25TH ANNIVERSARY < TUESDAY, APRIL 26, WAWASEE BOWL $9 —■— Q\T\ If interested, for more information, contact one ot the following officers: President, Monica Lambright, 856-4709, after 5 p.m.; Secretary, Pam Blosser, 8564788, after 4 p.m.; Treasurer, Joan Hoover, 831-4472. M B.S.V.P. Before April 8

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WOMEN’S BOWLING AWARD WINNERS — The Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association held their bowling banquet Monday evening, March 28, at the Sleepy Owl. Paula Bright, left, won the scratch all events award, and with Dee Hardin, not pictured won the award for scratch doubles. Sharon Gilbert, right, won the award for scratch singles. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)

or treasurer Joan Hoover. Plaques were presented to the following winners of the 13th annual LWBA tournament held in November: Team event — Handicap, Liberty Homes with 2708; and scratch, Jones Food Center with 2434. Members of the Liberty

J. Wortinger 518, B Rice 559, C. Beezley 511, P. Williams 515, E. Kamp 504, E. Harding 508, B. Hayner 527, L. Lambert 519, F Avery 565, B. Marion 506, L. Dull 506, R. Kehr 505, H. Cline 518, D Baker 503, P. Lund 589, G. Freiheit 561, C. Swihart 503, B. Anderson 549, S. Stump 570, G. Sorensen 554, K. Doty 512, K. Mathews 501, D Johns 563, T. Levernier 527, D. Wuthrich 516, T. Levernier 224, L. Kaiser 509, L. Kammerer 504, D. Smith 533, K. Trim 521, R. Lindzys27 200 games: R. Bartman 218, L. Mast 208, 2T2, G. Thornsbury 207, B. Seely 200, D. Dull 222, 216, 204, L. Newman 206, 212, D. Butler 203, C Beezley 202, P. Williams 230, L. Welty 228, 221, B. Rice 207, J. Wortinger 200, P Mathews 201, F. Avery 203, 211. D. Baker 211, C. Swihart 209, S. Stump 208, 215, G. Sorensen 554, K. Doty 512, K. Mathews 501, K. Trim 209 Tuesday Afternoon Premiere 71 37 Todd's 67 41 Teghtmeyer 63 45 LaPetite 59>/ 2 48'/z State Bank 54 54

team were Jean Brown, Dee Walton, Judy Miller, Jean Knisely and Karen Larimer. The Jones team consisted of Ellen Slabaugh, Julia Galloway, Mary Pauff, Bonnie White and Deloris Rose. Singles — Handicap, Mary Pauff with 631; and scratch.

Brower's 54 54 Beacon 51 Vi 56 Vi Mastercraft 51 57 Dewart Lake 50Vi 57Vi Commodore 46 62 The Post 42 66 Ace Pest 41 Vi 66 Vi High team game and series: Commodore — 804 2260 500 series: C. Inkssl3, M. Willard 505 450 series: B. Kline 483, J. Gray 457, R. Burbank 465, L. White 487, L. Blodgett 470, A Berkey 464, L. Jones 492, J. Slabaugh 492, K. Stone 467, S. Flanagan49l. C. Schieler 458, B. Smith 461 200games: L. Crow 203, L. Jones 201 160 games: L. Johnson 163, J. Gray 198, L. Welty 160, 168, B. Kline 169, M. Davis 161, R. Burbank 166, L. White 192. L. Blodgett 181, B Ehrhardt 161, A. Berkey 168, C. Inks 180, 182, P. Hamilton 165, J. Slabaugh 172, 160, 160, M. Willard 166, 184, L. McFarland 166, K. Stone 180, S. Flanagan 164, 170, M. McDaniei 179, C. Schieber 186, J. Lantz 165, B. Smith 177, R Carroll 161 Thursday Night Ladies Wawasee Bowl 81 35 Jones 75 ?41 Buyrite 72 44 Liberty 70 46 Bud's 68Vi 47Vi Monsanto 66 50 SGM 64 52 Thornburg's 60 56 Barth 59 57 Stanley Steemer 57Vi 58 Vi Stop Inn 55Vi 60Vi Pilcher's 55Vi 60Vi LCBI 52 64 LCBII 52 64 Nine's 51 65 Quacker's 49 67 NWLA 68Vi 67Vi Sandi's <5 71 Bee Line 44 11

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Sharon Gilbert with 592. Doubles — Handicap, Melody Rensberger and Marleen Leamon with 1151; scratch, Paula Bright and Dee Hardin with 1010. All Events — Handicap, Cheryl Moneyheffer with 1715; and scratch, Paula Bright with 1572.

D. G. 34Vi 81 Vi High team game: Buyrite —B5l High team series: Stanley Steemer — 2434 500 series: P. Blosser 505, I. Menzies 27, L. Hansen 552, B. Kilgore 510, R. Gerrity 501, H. Taylor 506, D. Darr 520, J. Mullet 502, E Slabaugh 514, M. Pauffsll, P. Benson 513, K. Knisley 504, S. Kern 564, M Cook 500 450 series: E. Haskins 463, R. White 470, D. Walton 471, K. Larimer 455, J. Miller 476, J. Knisley 480, C. Wills 485. M. Mullins 497, E. Tatman 473, R. Calbeck 452, S. Flanagan 468, J. Maher 484, N. Geil 458, S Corn 468, M Henning 466, P. Smith 457, L. Hawn 489, B. White 482, C. Becher 466, S Becher 451, C. Schwalm 486, S. Batesla 451, Y. Coburn 463, J Reed 472, P. Kampf 468, C Miller 494, J. Anderson 466 200 games: D. Darr 210, L. Hansen 205, S. Kern 204, E. Slabaugh 203 170 games: C. Schwalm 185, J. Mullet 182, 185, P Blosser 189, 176, I. Menzie 191, 174, J. Anderson 177, L. Hansen 193, C. Wills 189, M Cook 184, 180. M. Mullins 179, 172, E. Tatman 180, S. Flanagan 170, K. Dimmick 176, J. Maher 185, V. Wilson 174, N Geil 170, S. Corn 181, M. Henning 185, S. Batesla 189, Y. Coburn 191, H. Taylor 174, 182, J. Reed 189, B. Kilgore 171, 191, P. Kampf 180, C. Miller 178, R Gerrity 179, 178, R. White 190, D, Walton 173, K. Larimer 188, J. Knisley 184, M. Pauff 176, B. White 192, P Pollock 177, P. Smith 170, P Benson 189, 173, L. Hawn 170, 181, S. Kern 191, K. Knisley 175, 188 Dana Couples Biasing & Freiheit Dial 8. Sanders 33 19 Harmon 8i El ward 29 23 Lund & Anderson 29 23 Listol & Bestul 27 Vi 24'i VagerSiShuherk 27 25 Smith 8. Rude 23 29 Gammere 8. Blanchard 20 32 Kammerdiener & Grothaus 20 32 Hefty 8> Sherman 17 35

Two from Syracuse ran Windy Marathon Tony Clouse and Hal Pearson, both of Syracuse, and Joe Dervin, Goshen, ran in the 14th annual Windy Marathon Sunday in Indianapolis. The 26-mile event, living up to its reputation for March winds and rain, began at the new Natatorium at the IUPUI campus and ended in the Athletics Statium. Clouse finished the race in three hours and fourteen minutes and Dervin in 3:21. Pearson’s time was not available. Approximately 350 runners started the marathon. Wysong gets ball in memory of team Wawasee basketball coach John Wysong has placed a basketball in the trophy case in memory of the 1971-72 basketball squad. Wawasee finished 17-5 on the season that year, the best overall season mark in the school’s history, and Wysong said the team was not included in the trophy case anywhere. “No one bothered to put any kind of award or proof of that team’s accomplishment,’’ said Wysong. “I saw a bunch of freshman and JV trophies in there, but nothing on the best basketball season ever,’’ he said. “Anyone in the community who would like to suggest exactly what should be written on the basketball should give me a call,” he said. Wysong said he “wants to get some kind of tradition going” by including the basketball in the trophy case. This season, Wawasee will have a NLC championship trophy and a sectional runner-up basketball in the case for the team's 17-6 effort. League to celebrate anniversary Mrs. Roger (Monica) Lambright of r 2 Syracuse, president of the Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League, Syracuse, stated the league will celebrate its 25th anniversary at the annual banquet on Tuesday, April 26, at Wawasee Bowl. Officers and members of the league are inviting all former members to attend this special banquet. For more information contact president Lambright, secretary Mrs.. Dennis (Pam) Blosser of r 2 Syracuse and treasurer Mrs. Nelson (Joan) Hoover of New Paris. Reservations for the gratis buffet dinner should be made before April 8.

High team game: Kammerdiener & Grothaus — 650 High team series: Lund & Anderson — 1882 500 series: T. Gammiere 518, F. Biasing 517, G Freiheit 513, B. Anderson 518, P Smith 511 450 series: J. Anderson 517, J. Niles4ss 200 games: T. Gammiere 203, D. Blanchard 201, B. Anderson 206 160 games: J. Anderson 187, 175, C. Hefty 163, D. Kammerdiener 176,160, J. Niles 177 Sunday Nite Mixed Slabaugh Canvas 75 45 Fairmont 71Vi 48Vi T. J. Trucking 71 49 Sleepy Owl 70 50 Village Plumb. 8. Heating 69 51 Wallace Welding 64 56 Miller's Heating 59Vi 60Vi N. Webster Blue Flame 57 63 Harold's Team 54 66 Syracuse Rubber 49Vi 7O'/2 Adventure's 45 75 Pacer Oil 35Vi 84 Vi High team game and series: Sleepy Owl — 713 2065 600 series: Kenny Knisley 613 500 series: H. Galloway 538, H. Gray 518, P. Bright 524, G. Lowe 560, M. Clevenger 566, T. White 516, M. Rensberger 525, S. Rensberger, 588, K. Hare 528 450 series: L. Hawn 474, E. Slabaugh 487, J. Galloway 454, L. Rife 477 200 games: K. Knisley 210, 236, H. Galloway 205, H. Gray 206, G. Lowe 214, 205, M. Rensberger 218, S. Rensberger 203, 206 160 games: L. Hawn 170, E. Slabaugh 167, 172, S. Price 163, J. Galloway 160, S. Clevenger 160, P. Bright 182, 175. 167, C. Draper 168, L. Rife 164. 178 Friday Night Millers Heating 73 43 Barth 72 44 Sleepy Owl 71 45 Syracuse Rubber 69 47 Stovers 66 50 Classic 61 Vi 53 V 2 Ralston Purina , 57 59 Knisleys 56 60 Keiths 54 62 Oasis | 53 Vi 62Vi Bennings * k . 47 49 Louies ' 46 Vi 69Vi Maple Leaf 46 70 Todd 42 Vi 73 Vi High team game and series: Sleepy Owl — 765-2119 600 series: S. Yoder 615, B. Penick6o3 500 series: R. Halsey 551, P. Bright 581, K. Larimer 519, M. Moore 584, R. Castro 532, K. Knisley 528, G. Knisley 525. Ken Knisley 509, G. Hamilton 554, D Hamilton 543 450 series: J. Maher 489, E. Alwine 498, R. Solina 462

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SYRACUSE SIXTH-GRADE — Bob Sylvester was the volunteer coach for the Syracuse Yellow Jackets sixth-grade basketball program. Members of the 1982-83 season were, front row, Rodney Coy, Jeff Krueger. Brad Gerstner, David Keener, Brian Jones, Matt Koble and Tom Mangas. Back row, Garrett Ponciroli, Rob Huey, Judd Storey. Todd Leamon. Chuck Losee, Jay Koonti, John Karesh and coach Sylvester.

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SYRACUSE GYMNASTS — Members of the 1982-83 Syracuse Junior High gymnastics team are, front row on the floor, Gina Byrd and Jill Corson, second row, Heidi Huffman. Anne Pohl. Sheila Melendez and coach Arleen Corson. Third row, on the bars, Sherry Daniels, Angie Koher, Jennifer Gunn and Shelly Daniels. Fourth row, top bars, Jennifer Tuttle, Tressa Littleton. Dawn Cavendar and Julie Schmahl.

200 games. S. Yoder 256, P. Bright 205, M. Moore 222, B. Penick 238, D. Armbruster 233, D. Alwine 201, K. Knisley 220, D. Hamilton 210 170 games: P. Bright 180, K. Larimer 189, 174, S. Penick 170, E. Alwine 171, 177, K. Solina 170, Z Keim 171 County Miller's Heating 43 13 Moore's Shoes 39 17 Wawasee Home Ser. 39 17 Jeanette's Tux Shop 32 24 Bud's Body Shop " 31 25 Paul's U Lock It 30 26 Wawasee Bowl 29 27 Kurly's Keglers 28 28 5 Wonders 28 28 Barbee Lounge 27 29 Sylvan Marine 25Vi 30 v 2 Wawasee Ser. Cneter 23 33 Parker's Hybrids 23 33 11th Frame Lounge 22 34 Cline's 20 36 Wawasee Pro Shop 6Vi. 49Vi High team game: Jeanette's Tux Shop — 965 High team series: Moore's Shoes — 2725 600 series: R. Thwaits62l 500 series: S. Yoder 541, G. Newcomer 515, G. Lowes49, J. Morganthaler 591, D. Knisley 567, K. Knisley 530, D. Harley 528, C. Swihart 554, J. Kirkdorfer 558, E. Harrington 573, L Chupp 523, W. Alderfer 551, J Stork 539, T. White 515, M. Simon 516, C. Garner 531, R. Brazil 513, E. Henning 548, K. Knisley 534, S. Richardson 507, C. Eby 524, W. Stahly 559, S Butt 507, D. Armbruster 594, M Zellinger 541, M. Ganshorn 523, P. Beezley 517, R Hibschmanssl 200 games: J. Morganthaler 246, R. Thwaits 217, 211, C. Swihart 200, J. Kirkdorfer 200,200, E. Harrrington 207, W Alderfer 204, M. Simon 209, W. Stahly 204, D Armbruster 204, 232, M. Ganshorn 200, P. Beezley 205, R. Hibschman 215 Thursday Morning Early Birds Tweety Birds 48 36 Dirty Birds 48 44 Flamingos 54 48 Humming Birds 24 80 High team game and series: Dirty Birds — 482 1343 450 series: J. Hostetler 457, J. West 480, B. Kline4s3. J. Rudasics4ss 150 games: J. Hostetler 176, 159, R. Corl 157, J. West 175,175. B. Kline 160, J Rudasics 155,163. T. Bouterse 154 Land-O-Lakes Cromwell Lbr. 34 Vi 17Vi Wawasee Bowl 34 18 Kurly's Keglers 33Vi 18Vi Louie's 33 19 Dari-Point 32 20 Syracuse Legion 30 22

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Mid American 29 23 VFW 27Vi 24Vi Ligonier Elks 27 25 Grace Lutheran 27 25 Red Door Inn 26 26 Rinkerbuilt 26 26 State Bank of Syracuse 23 29 Doc's Hdw. 23 29 Shrimpboat 22 30 Werker Bros. 22 30 Goshen Auto-E lect. 21 31 Whitacres 19 33 K. 17W 34Vi Crow Roofing 13 39 High team game: K. of C. — 930 High team series: Grace Lutheran — 2699 500 series: A. Epert, M. Moore, W. Aldefer, W Hodge, P Flanagan, Paul Fought, K. Saggars, D. Patrick, R. Bartman, D. Rigdon, J Sheets, T West, B Carlson, R Mathew, G. Lowe, F. Nyikos, S. Coburn, S. Richmond, G. Sorensen, D. Butler, G. Klenke, K. Knisley, M. Yoder, B. Hicks, M. Durham, D Arnold, H Gray, D Meyer, R Castro, M. Clevenger, H. Hostetler, C. Wogoman, Carroll Walton, D. Galloway, G. Henning 200 games: A. Epert 214. 235. W Aldefer 214, W. Hodge 221, Paul Fought 204, K Saggars 207, D. Patrick 203. R. Bartman 218, J Sheets 202, B. Carlson 202, R Mathew 203. G Lowe 211. F. Nyikos 227. M. Yoder 228. M Sprague 202. M. Durham 200, D. Arnold 202, H Gray 245, R. Castro 209, H Hochstetler 235 Tuesday Nite Ladies Tranters Graphics 77V 2 46'i Golden Razor 74V» 49' 2 Syracuse Rubber 59V 2 64' 2 Wawasee 11th Frame 55 69 Wiggs Excavating 54 70 Walter Drugs 51 v 2 72'i High team game and series: Golden Razor -845 2502 500 series: N. Anderson 587, S. Keim 527, D.GIonSIS 450 series: C. Egolf 474, C. Solina 489, C Jones 451, L. Hansen 484, A Joint 466, D. Lovellette4sl 200 games: C Egolf 208. N Anderson 213. S Keim 203 160 games: J. Baumgartner 168, B. Smith 161. C Stump 160, P. Snyder 179, D. Glon 180, L. Hansen 174, A. Joint 161,174, C. Solina 199, N. Shields 181, N Anderson 192,182, S. Keim 176, B. Swihart 169 Tasty shrimp To get rid of the canned taste in canned shrimp, soak the little shrimpers in some sherry and 2 tablespoons of vinegar for about 15 minutes.

Walleye fishing opportunities increase Fisheries biologists from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources will be sampling from early April through mid-May at Big Chapman and Tippecanoe Lakes in Kosciusko County. The purpose of the sampling is to measure survival and population size of stocked walleyes. In addition, angler interviews will be conducted from April through October to determine interest in walleye fishing and harvest of walleyes. These sampling efforts are part of a four year program designed to increase walleye fishing opportunities in Indiana’s natural lakes. Biologists will monitor survival of stocked walleyes to determine stocking rates necessary to produce good walleye fishing. Both lakes will be stocked with two-inch walleye fingerlings each year through 1985. Results from last year’s sampling showed some survival of stocked walleyes at Tippecanoe Lake. There were 39 walleyes collected, ranging from nine to 12 inches long. Survival of walleyes stocked in 1982 at Big Chapman Lake was minimal. However, 20 walleyes from previous stockings were collected. These fish ranged from 10 to 23 inches in length. Biologists are optimistic that these walleye stockings will create some exciting new fishing opportunities for Hoosier sportsmen. Groups interested in more information are encouraged to contact Stuart Shipman at TriLakes Fisheries Station, r 4 Columbia City. Ind. 46725.

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