The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 October 1983 — Page 9

Sports

Bowling

Monday Nite Early Bir* Barb** Slowpoke* tj 5 Swingin' Grandma's 13 7 Cocineros Lady's 13 7 Th* Duds 12 8 Li Hl* Rascals 12 8 Roller Balls 11 * Lucky Strikes ig iq Mis Fits IQ 10 Strike Outs 9 11 Gutter Busters 9 11 Gutter Grabbers 8 12 "A" Team 9 u Lilies Os The Alley 9 11 Never Come Late lies 4 is High team game: Roller Balls - 563 High team series: Barbee Slowpokes - 1536 500 series: C. Yoder sl3 450 series: P Brennaman 459, C Whetten 451, L. stuby 490, D. Allen 463, J. Maule 494, A Whetten 479, B Swihart 481, F. Church 494, L Gardner 453 200games: F Church2l3, L. Gardner 206 160 games: K Hoover 180, A. Joint 160. P. Brennaman 196, C Whetten 168, L Stuby 199, S Rehling 170, D.Allen 169, 162, J. Maule 189, A. Whetten 167, 190, C Yoder 169, 184, 160, B. Swihart 164,161, S. McKee 170 Dana Couples Harmon & Elward 8 0 Lund 8. Anderson 6 2 Kammerdiener & Grothaus 6 2 Lemen 8. Meyer SVI 2V$ Jewson & Farmer 5 3 Chalfant 8, Calhoon 4'/$ 3's Owen 8. Weilbaker 4 4 Listol 8. Bestul 4 4 Daffron 8> Whetten 4 4 Hefty 8> Smith 4 4 Dial 8. Sanders 3 5 Ort & Reber 3 $ Rude & Trim 3 $ Hippe 81 Robertson 2 6 Gammiere 8. Blanchard 17 Davis 8. Lewallen 17 High team game and series: Lund & Anderson - 671-1915 500 series: G. Cahoon 596, B Anderson 525, Ed Shuherk 549, B. Hefty 509, P. Lund 504, L Owen 505, R Kammerdiener 502 450 series: J Anderson 542, B. Smith 532, K Elward 499, C Whetten 455, L. Bestul 452 200 games: G. Calhoon 242, P. Lund2o3, E Shuherk 201 160 games: J. Anderson 18$, 186, 171, C. Whetten 190, B. Smith 198, 182, K Elward 199. F Calhoon 170, R. Calbeck 169, J. lewalien 161, L. Bestul 160 Thursday Night Ladies Sandis 17’$ 6'/z Monsanto 17 7 Wawasee Bowl 16 8 Louie's 15 9 Kidds 15'$ B's Thornburg's 14 .10 Buy Rite 13'$ iq'/j Jones 13 11 Stanley Steemer 13 11 LCB I 13 It Golden Razor 12 12 Liberty Homes ll'/z )2's Richard's Os Elkhart 11V$ I2'z LCB 11 11 13 Quackers 11 13 Stop Inn IQ 14 Pilcher's 10 14 Dana 6 18 Bee Line 5 19 Flexsteel 4's 19'Zz High team game and series: Thornburg's - 898 (Hdcp. 1-2419 (Hdcp. j 500 series L. Jones 582, C. Shepherdsoo. S. Keim 504. C. Clifton 530. J. Mullet 516. C. Miller 508, K. Knisley 510. S. Corn 507 450 series: D. Fink 456. L. Ulery 456. W Mitchell 466, J. Anderson 458, D Long4Bß, A. Beehler 475, N. Geil 497, C Schwalm 479, J. Eldridge 478. M. Myers 470, G. Chalk 466, L. Hawn 462, S Kern 499. M. Oft 453, S Wolfer man 478. J. Kausal 454. M Mullins 486, C. Solina 490. T Brake 451, I Mgnzie 472, L. Hansen 474, C Becker 462, J Galloway 498, G. Shepherd 473, M Pauff 486, R. Gerrity 487, N. Spurting 478 200 games: L. Jones 211, S Keim 201, C Clifton 218, K Knisley 225, N. Geil 200. L. Ulery 201. C Moneyheffer 233 170 games: C. Solina 197, T. Brake 178. J. Mullet 174, 180. C. Miller ITS, 183. B. Graff 182, I. Menzie 178. L. Hansen 189, J Galloway 189, M Pauff 180, C. Shepherd 176 172, L. Jones 198. 173. R. Gerrity 183. N Spurling 177, M Oft 179, C. Moneyheffer 195. H. Stuff 174, M. Mullins 182, J. Eldridge 178, M. Myers 195. S. Corn 196 L. Hawn 185. S. Kern 170, 170. J. Stoelting 178, C. Schwalm 188. J. Brown 177, D. Long 197, E. Haskins 174, D. Fink 177 Land-O-Lakes American Buildings 18 6 Sea Nymph 18 6 Werker Brothers 16 8 Cromwell Lumber 16 8 Kurly's Keglers 16 8 Goshen Auto-Electric 15 9 Syracuse Legion 14 10 Cocinero's 13 H State Bank Os Syracuse 12 12 Dari-Point 12 12 Whitacre's 12 12 Wawasee Bowl 1,2 12 Shrimpboat 12 12 Ligonier Elks 10 14 Doc's Hardware 9 15 Nancy's Kitchen 9 15 Charger House 8 16 K OfC. 8 16 Low Rollers 6 18 Sylvan 4 20 High team game: Cromwell Lumber - 1020 High team series: Syracuse Legion - 2749

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600 series: M. Durham 649. W. Alderfer 649, R Cook 607 500 series; D- Barhydt, Carroll Walton, Clitt Walton. M. Yoder, M. Sprague, C. Fink, F. Nyikos, R. Trett, D. Gardiner, M. Clevenger, T West, R Mathew, H. Dziak, L. Longenbaugh, J. Sheets. S. Buff. R. Taylor. C. Summer lot. G. Price, H. Hostetler, R. Hostetler, B Buckey, A. Epert, M. More, C. Coburn. R Graff, T. Ervin, G. Klenke, L Newman, D. Galloway. J. DeSomer, J. Halsey, M. Wappes, Phil Fought, K. Saggers 200 games: Carroll Walton 202, M. Yoder 201. M. Sprague 205, M. Durham 223, 235, C. Fink 220. F Nyikos 201. R. Trett 202, T. West 203. G Price 201. 200. C. Summerlot 200, H. Hostetler 204. 200. M. Moore 225, W. Alderfer 227, 266 C. Coburn 217, R. Graff 2»t G, Klenke 208, D. Galloway 206, J. DeSomer 204, M. Wappes 236 R Cook 203, 201, 203. Phil Fought 201 Thursday Morning Early Birds Dirty Birds IS 5 Tweety Birds 10 10 Thorn Birds 8 12 Humming Birds 7 13 High team game and series: Dirty Birds - 454-1318 450 series: Joan Gray 498 150 games: Barb Todd 151, 154, Joy Hostetler 154. Joan Gray 159,171, 168 Friday Night Mixed Classic 15 5 RoddCID 13 7 Ralston Purina 10 10 Sleepy Owl 10 10 Stovers 9 11 Riblei Products 8 12 St. Charles 8 12 Millers Heating 7 13 High team game and series: St Charles - 750-2090 600 series: G. Knisley 616 500 series: K. Knisley 501, K. Knisley 557, J Fry 534, P. White 583, T. Burbank 566 W. Alderfer 570, B. Penick 507, D. Armbruster 564, A. Epertsl3 450 series: L. Whit* 497, M. Davis 476 R. Burbank 467, P. Bright4B2, B. Hamilton4Bo, B Epert 472 200 games: G. Knisley 203. 22$ P White 202, 203, Ji. Fry 221, T. Burbank 206. W. Alderfer 203, 203. D Armbruster 222 160 games: R. Burbank 188, P. Bright 171, B. Hamilton 173. B. Epert 171 County Moore's Shoes 21 3 Paul's U Lock It 20 4 Kurly's Keglers 17 7 W. Home Ser. 17 7 54 Dime 17 7 Tux Shop 15'$ 8' zSeaNymph 15 9 Bud's Body Shop 14 10 Plaza Marina 13 11 W. Bowl -* 12 12 YeOldePub 12 12 Parker's Hybrid 10 14 W Pro Shop 8 14 W. Serv Center 7 17 Miller's Heating 6 18 11th Frame Lounge 4V$ 19'/i Kidd &. Co. 4 20 Classic Formed Prod. 3 21 High team game and series: Moore's Shoes - 1092-3062 600 series: E Coburn696 500 series: J. Wortinger 506. T. Heges»9, z P. Beezley 522, R. Kibschwan 564 c/ Frushour 513, L. Longenbaugh 506. R. Bauman 532, H. Dziak 514, D Arthur 550, C. Arthur 537, L Saw yer 576. J. Kirkdorfer 556 D Pryor 522, R Tharp 556 8 Allee 510, C Farr 517, T. White 533, C. Cobum 549. S. Jones 528. G Lowe 586 C Ebys3o,W SMhly 570. M. Zeilinger 562, R. Hyde 525, E. Harrington 558. W. Alderfer 529, R. Schultz 516 $ Richardson 560, E Henning 520, D. Mullett 504, M. Hol I* 522, J. Kems7l, B. Thwaitss27 200 games: R. Hibschman 201, L. Longenbaugh 212, D. Arthur 2>2, C. Arthur 223, LSawyer 21$ R. Tharp 2Q2, T. White 200, C Coburn 20$ G Low* 200. 209, W. Stahly 200. M. Zeilinger 202, 203. R. Hyde 202, E. Cobum 223, 216 257, R. Schultz 203. $ Richardson 226, E. Henning 20$ D. Mullet! 202, J Kern 201, B. Thwaits2l4 Sunday Nite Mixed Slabaugh Canvas 16 8 Dreamers 1$ 9 Wai lace Welding 1$ 9 Wawasee Bowl 121$ 111$ Logan-Rogers Realty 12 12 . Fairmont 11 13 Miller's Heating 11 13 Tom Stiver Ins 81$ ISVz Ace Pest Control 8 14 High team game and series: Slabaugh Canvas - 707-1973 500 series: A. Slabaugh 539, M. Clevenger 517, G Price 553, C Wogoman 557, C Werker 538. S. Rensberger 5)6 R Knisley 547, K. Hare 546 450 series: L. Hawn 467, L. Davis 471, P. Summerlot 464, F. Money 497 200 games: A. Alabaugh 201, R. Grotz 210. R. Knisley 200 160 games: E Slabaugh 177, L. Hawn 193, L Davis 192, P Summerlot 162, 164, J. Miller 163, F. Money 160, 166 171, 8 McDonald 164, M. Rensberger 176 P. Bailey 140 Preps Porch Monkeys 5 4 King Pin Strikers 4 2 Sharpshooters 4 2 Firebirds 3 3 Thunderbolts 3 3 Carebears 3 3 Cannonbailers 2 4 Super Bowlers 0 6 High team game and series: Porch Monkeys - 394-718

100 series: D Byrd 187. D. Smith, T. Coy 136, G. Coburn 206. T. Huffer 197, J. Calloway 145, S. Huffer 120, C Summerlot 110, Christy 123, A. Rensburger 196, Shelly 201, Kelly 205, M. Walton 185, L. Walton 194 M. Koselke 104, B Taylor 14$ N. Jones 187, A. Dunithan 179, Jeff 186, A. Leamon 170, D Wogoman 120 50 games: D. Byrd 119. 68. D. Smith 58. T. Coy 58, 78, J. Calloway 70, 75, G. Coburn 106 100, T. Huffer W, 96 S Huffer 66 54 C. Summerlot 72, Christy 51, 72, A. Rensbuger 116 80, Shelly 97, 104 Kelly 123, 82, M. Walton 99, 86, J. ~uley 53, L. Walton 116, 78. M. Koselke 6$ B. Taylor 67. 78. N. Jones 59. 128. A. Dunifhan 83, 96. Jeff 93,93, A. Leamon in, 59. D. Wogoman 72, C Solina 51 Junior High A-Team 71 Laneburners 6 2 Thunderbolts 6 2 Pin Knockers 5 3 Strike Force 5 3 Yard Apes 4 4 Bumbling Bowlers 3 5 Yellow Jackets 2 6 Lon* Bowlers 17 Monkey Mania 17 High team game and series: Yard Apes - 596-1596 500 series: B Rensberger 513 400 series 8 Johnson 431. D. Koselke 410, C. Brower 406, T. Clevenger 405 375 series: C. Jones39o, B. Leedy 378 350 series: D. Blosser 369. H. Brower 360, D. O'Haver 359, C. Solina 353. B. Routson 353, K Judd 350 150 series: B. Rensberger 159, 17$ 179. B. Leedy 186 B Johnson 163, 143, D. Koselke 156 D. Blosser 151. $ Jones 153 125 series: $ Huf**r 14$ D. Long 144 K Judd 143. C. Jones 139, 137. D- Kos*lke 14L T. Clevenger 136 146 C. Solina 13$ J. Shields 136. B Routson 13$ D O'Haver 129, 137. H. Brower 129, 130. B. Strombeck 127, D- Price 127, 132, T. Simpson 27, C. Brow*r 126 141, 141 Milford Business Mathews 22 6 Chore Time 21 7 Shue's 21 7 Campbells 20 8 Dana 19 9 Sharps 17 TT Wufhrichs 17 Hi Ligonier Tel*. 17 It Walters 16 12 Sle«py Owl 1$ 13 Eagles 14 14 Dennys 13 15 Webster Law 13 15 Johncock & Brayton 12 16 No. 20 12 16 Turf Bar 8 20 Kiwanis 7 21 Milford Motors 6 22 C4O 5 23 Family Far* 5 23

■ K H- M \ JI bBS — —-r Bit - 'v a.j*»**."**<'-< HERE’S WHERE IT ALL STARTS — A good pass to the setter is the first step in an offensive attack. In this photo. Penny Hoover starts up the offense by humping the ball to Anita Swope (h>. Other Warriors pictured are (from left) Dawn Young. Tammy Welbourn. Sandy Payne and Christy Speicher. (Photo by Tom Charles)

Spikers get victory No. 13

The Warrior spikers notched victory number 13 last night with a 15-5,15-11 defeat of the Bethany Christian Braves. Sandy Payne opened the first game with five straight service points and the Warriors never looked back. Wawasee moved out to a commanding 11-2 lead behind a good display of center hitting. Shelly Harris and Marcia Sorensen added kill spikes and the Braves found themselves down 13-3; down too far to recover. Bethany came out ready to roll in the second game and jumped to a quick 2-0 lead. The teams traded points for five service rounds after which the Braves held a 4-3 lead. However, that was all the scoring Bethany was to do for a long stretch. Wawasee sprinted ahead with 11 straight points to put the game out of reach. The Braves rallied from 14-5 to 14-11, but it was a case of“ too little, too late. ” Last Thursday, the Warriors were upset by NLC rival Goshen. The 12-15,13-14 loss was the first NLC blemish on the team's record. Tammy Welbourn led the team in serving with a perfect eight for

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High tMm gam* and s*ri*s: Ligoni*r T*l*. - 1044-3032 600s*ri*s: D. Qpwitf 670 500s*ri*s: K. Kountz 301, 6- Smith 509, C. Lantz 502, L. Newman 51$ D W*av«r sll, E. Kamp 521. E Harfing 523. F- Avery 505, B. Anderson 558. B. Elwood 512, R. P*t*rson 575. D. Smith 526. G. Shue 506 K. Plikerdss6. G Sorenson 598. J. Lovell*fl* 322, S Weaver 582, P Williams 53$ L. May 546 L. A. Aron 555, D. Davis 559, D. Gardner sts B. Wainscott 305. C. Sumerlot 546 M. Sherer 517, G-Pauff 588 200 games: E Harting 200, B. Anderson 213, R. Peterson 210, J. Dewart 224 It. Piikerd 220. J. Ors 202, G- Sorenson 214 203. $ Weaver 214 201, P. Williams 204 L. A. Aron 221, B. Conrad 209. M. Donaldson 234 L. Mast 214 D Wuthrich 214 D Dewitt 240, 223, 207, D Davis 223. C. Sumerlot 213. M. Sherer 206. G Pauff 201, 209 Tuesday Night Ladies Tranters 18 10 Syracuse Rubber 15 13 Walters Drugs 15 13 Cocineros 14 14 Canfields M 13 Wiggs 9 19 High team game and series Wiggs - 822-2292 500 series D Glon 504 P. Blosser 506, D Lovellette 526 450s*ries: C. Stump4s4 160 games: L Dull 170, E. Wogoman 167, 163. D. Lovelleft* 178. 164 184 C Stump 177, S- Packynski 169, P. Snyder 162, P. Blosser 190.16$ D. Glon 173.171,160, T Smihart 164 Tuesday Afternoon Teghtmeyer 19 5 Mastercraft 17 7 Upper Crust 14 10 Todd's (h»c.) 13 7 LaPefit* n 12 Dewart Lak* Marina 12 12 Lil's Anchor Bar 9 15 Stat* Bank 9 15 Beacon 9 1$ Paul's-U-Lock-lt 9 15 Commodore (Inc.) 9 H Ace Best 8 16 High team gam* and series: Teghtmeyer - 789-2288 500 series: L. Jones 524 450 series: I. Kalisik 493, L. Welty 463. C. Scheiber 477, M. Mock 451, S- Sawyer 491, 8 Smith 467, L. Brower 476 S. Wolterman 489, S. Flanagan46s 160 games: J Cusingl74 I. Kalisik 181, L Welty 164 J. Gray 161, L. Jones 163, 170,191, L. Whit* 179, R. Burbank 182, 172; J. Maher 164 C. Scheiber 174 M. Mock 173, S. Sawyer 170, 168. B. Smith 167, 170, B. Dewitt 168, L Brower 184 S» Wolterman 164 17$ R. Long 16$ $. Heckaman 163, K. Slone 167, R McDonough 160. $. Flanagan 17$ 178

eight night. Sandy Payne and Dawn Young were also team leaders in serving. Anita Swope had 55 sets to lead the team. In spiking, Penny Hoover was 15 for IT, Christy Speicher was also 15 for 17 with four kills and Marcia Sorensen was 10 for 12. The team now stands at 13-2 overall and 5-1 in the NLC. The Freshmen blanket East Noble The Wawasee freshman football team blanked East Noble 204) on October 6 to raise its record to 2-4. The Warriors scored twice on the ground and once through the air in the contest. Chris Cotton grabbed a 17-yard pass from Tim Mangas to open the scoring. Mangas added the second score on a 12-yard scamper. Brett Traviola tallied the third touchdown on a nine-yard gallop. Rob McKibben rounded out the scoring with a two point conversion reception.

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SECOND IN ELKHART SECTIONAL — The Wawasee boys’ tennis team completed its season with a best-ever second place finish in the sectional. Pictured above m the front row are Jon Haab. Mark McClean. Jeff Dunithan, Dave Welker, Jesse Brito and Lechlan McClean. In back are coach Scott Siler. Brian Henson. Mike Sharp. Ron Daniels. Mark Walker. John Brito. Troy Watson and Scott Anderson.

Quick goals Willie Hall of England scored 3 soccer goals in minutes in a match against Ireland in 1938, an international record that still stands. Boat, trailer taken from driveway Paul Davis, r 2 Syracuse, reported his boat and trailer were stolen from this driveway sometime during the past two weeks. The boat and trailer’s value was estimated at $1,900.

next match is tomorrow night at home against Concord. Action begins at 6 p.m Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity raised its record to 10-S with victories over both Goshen and Bethany. The scores against Goshen were 9F14. 15r12. ISA while the Bethany match was IS-7. ISO.

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MILFORD VOLLEYBALL — With two games left in the season, the Milford Junior High School girls’ volleyball team with a M record will meet Warsaw at home next Tuesday at the junior high school. Their final game of the season will be at North Webster on October 20. Team members pictured above in the front row from the left are: Kara Zimmerman: Kim Newcomer: Tami Hollar: Heather Keiper: Amanda Anderson: and Autumn Street. Rew two: Shelly Bushong: Steff Jamiel: Diane Hoover: Daria

Mr r jW THEY’RE DEF TO THE RACES The Raiders and W arriors are off and running in yesterday’s • cress country meet at Northridge. Wawasee came away with a win to raise its season record to 11-X (Photo by Tom Charles)

Auer leads cross-country team in 21-41 victory

The Wawasee boys' turned in a fine performance on a windy, overcast day to blast Northridge 21-41 yesterday at Middlebury. Jerry Auer battled the Raiders’ Derek Hubbart for the first onethird of the race before he gradually pulled away to win in a time of 17:36. Hubbart finished second in 17:46. Coach Jerry Minton noted that the times were not especially fast, but added that the Northridge course is quite hilly. Dick Doll turned those hills to his advantage as he ran to a third place finish with a time of 18:04 Doll runs well on hills.'’ noted Minton. Doll was followed in the top 10 by Mike Ballinger, fourth in 18:16; Cart Roach, sixth in 18:32; Troy Minton, seventh in 18:33; Brian Popenfoose. eighth in 18:47; and Scott Badskey. ninth in 18:53. The win raises Wawasee's dual meet record to 11-3 on the season and comes on the heels of a disappointing performance in the NLC meet ran at Plymouth on October 6.

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Ren Daniels compiled the best overall record on the squad with a mark es 17-8 at number two singles, number three singles and number one doubles. He was followed by John Brito, IW. Mark Walker. 16-11, Brian Henson, lb-13. Mark McClean. «-17. Jon Haab. 8-14. Mike Sharp, 4-lh. Troy Watson, 4-11 and Lachlan McClean. M. (Photo hy Ton* Charles)

The Warriors, weakened by illness. could only manage 107 points and fourth place. Minton thought it was the poorest his team had run in a long time. Dick DoU finished 15th in 17:42 to lead the team. Auer, battling stomach problems, finished 18th, one place behind Scott Badskey. Girls Finish Second The girls’ team saw its string of sectional titles come to an end at the hands of Goshen. Carla Clouse finished second in 11:57 to lead the second-place Warriors. Sheila Kleinrichert was third in 12:22. Sectional Preview Saturday at East Noble the Warriors begin their “second season" with the sectional meet. The team will have to be healthy if it is to have any chance of repeating last year's tournament success. “It is a good thing that sectionals are this week end,” Minton commented. “I think by then we will be over the flu. (Mike) Ballinger should be back in form by Saturday "

Moore: Diane Coppes: and Connie Rico. Row three: Lisa Olds; Shanna Bushong: Michelle Coy: Lisa Kaiser: Renee Beer: Amy Eheriy: and Mary Leu Hernandel. Rew four: Donna Miller: Tahnee Galloway: Melanie Klota: Dawn Speicher: Saby Vale: and Jennifer Wolferman. Row five: Carolyn Baker, coach: Michelle WaMemath. manager: Rhonda Stockey: Danelie Schwab: Cindy Lecount: and Roberta Flannery, manager.

"There are five st rong teams in the sectional.” Minton continued. "Prairie Heights. East Noble. Angola. DeKalb and ourselves will all be competitive. 1 think we have a good shot at the sectional title.” Speeding teen just misses pedestrnm Judy Morgan. 519 Medusa St. Syracuse. Friday reported to police that a teenage driver went down her street at a high rate of speed, missing her by an estimated six inches. Grass fire near Milford At 3 pm Friday. Milford firemen extinguished a grass fire along SR 15 on railroad right-of-way property, between the Milford overhead bridge and US 6. A person was burning brush when the fire spread to the railroad property.

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