The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 July 1983 — Page 10

THEMAIL-JOUIINAL—Wed.. July 6,1983

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Sports

SHE 4 llßi '" j> -M * * 131 al. ' Kr| 5^®.,..; WMRj3 LONG COURSE WINNERS s-- The third annual Wawasee Flotilla Bike Race was underway at 10 a.m. with 51 participants. Races were divided into age groups and started at intervals The first rider in the 6.6 mile race crossed'the finish line 22 minutes after the start and the first rider in the 13.2 mile race to cross the finish line in 33 minutes. Bill Beemer, race chairman; stated that next year’s race will be a bigger race, distance wise, it is planned to discontinue the 6.6 mife race and go with a 13.2 and a 25-mile or longer course. Shown above are the long course winners. Kneeling in front are John Ranker, firskin 36-50 group; and Jim Kiernan, first, 18 and under. 'Standing in the second row ire Glenn Bruce, third in 10-35; Keith Martin, second, 36-50; Steve Listeijberger, second in 10-35; ajd Todd Ezzell, second, 18 and under boys. Iri the back are Charles Smith, third, 36-50; Dennis Yoder, fourth, 10-35; Karl Pehling, fifth, 10-35/ and Pat Lafferty, third. I ; and under. (Photo by Deb Fox) 2 ifISW ■gjr 1 I W 818 jfc I ■mblbm iwb J THREE-MILERS — Winners of the Leesburg Sesquicentennial Run three-mile race are shown above. In the front are Matt Gpibb, overall winner; Fred Hershberggr, first in 14 and under; Mitzi Reber, first woman overall, Shirley Bolinger, first in 14 and under; Leigh Woodward, second in 14 and under; and Tammy KaiTman, third in 14 and under. In the second row, Todd Lozier, first in 15-10; Tammy Paege, first in 15-10; Chris Landis, third in 14 and under; Dave Wagnoe , second in 14 and under; Pat Fuller, second in 15-10; and Paula Popenfoose, second in 20-20. (Phot© by Gary Lewis) • to 1 1 s \ - _ ra ~ ■ JFM®. r l — .' <*-- -"dF jv MBto- a R I -B I -K? 1 I rWrt °° B BV LEESBURG RUNNERS — Winners of the one-mile race at the Leesburg Sesquicentennial Run Saturday morning are pictured here. In the front row, Ba bette Roberts, first in 14 and under; Danielle Albert, third in 14 and under; Mike Rodgers, first in 4 and under; Matt Grubb, first in 15-10; Cheryl Rodgers, second in 14 and under; and Jake TusinfL third in 14 and under. In the second row, (, ordon Drake, second in 30-30; F.C. Baxter, first in 40-40; Kathy Sims, first in 1 20-20; Roy Gegoff, third in 30-30; Steve Poppenfoose, second in 20-20; Steve Warner, third in 20-29; Rich Rhodes, first in 20-29; Brian Popenfoose, second in 15-10, and Dan Albert, first in 30-30. (Photo by Gary Lewis) LEESBURG WINNERS — Saturday morning was a perfect day far the Mg Leesburg Sesquicentennial Rua- Winners in the town’s 150th birthday run are pictured here. In the front row, Jim Garner, first in 3M9; Joy Coak, first in 20-29; Dan Albert, second in 3039; John Yeager, third in 3039; and Donna Boilenbacher, third in 20-29 In the second row, Patty Marsh, first in 3039; F.C. Baxter, third in 4049; Don Neff, second in 4049, Beth Miner, first in 50 and over; Fern Neff, first in 4049; Randy Miner, second in 20-29; and Todd Hoffer, third in IS-1R (Photo by Gary Lewis) t

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FIRST TO CROSS LINE — Mike Shireman, winner in the 18 and under boys’ division in the 6.6 mile race, was the first to cross the finish line at the third annual Wawasee Flotilla Bike Race Saturday morning, July 2. Shireman was one of approximately 42 participants in this year’s race which took 33 minutes to complete the 13.2 mile course. (Photoby Deb Fox)

Worriers begin football cendifioning

Wawasee Head Football Coach Myron Dickerson and his staff have started their annual summer conditioning program for prospective Warrior football players. The sessions are held on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the high school from 6-7 p.m.

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Coach Dickerson reported that a total of 40 prospective Warriors attended last week’s opening sessions, and added that any current Wawasee High School student with an interest in going out for one of the football squads is invited to attend.

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SHORT COURSE WINNERS — There were 51 participants in this y 1 ir’s third annual Wawasee Flotilla Bike Race, Saturday, July 2. The race started in 10 a.m. and wa i completed within the hour. Shown above are the 6.6 mile winners. „ n Kneeling in front are Greta Hilker, first, 18 and under girls’ divisi4i; Jeff Clymer, first. 19-35; and Mike Shireman, first, 18 and under, boys* division. y Standing in back are Mimi Geringer, fifth, 19-35; Paul Shrumpf, s ond, 19-35; Peggy Clymer, third, 19-35; Mike Meek, fifth, 18 and under; and Daniel Bope, fourth, 18 id under. Standing in the back is Curt Stucky, fourth, 19-35. < Photo by Deb Fo^'