The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 December 1983 — Page 11
Sports
—leanimg the hard way —
Brouwer gains success
With girls' athletics growing closer in similarity to boys' competition, Barb Brouwer, girls' JV basketball coach, shares her thoughts on the changes ol girls' athletics as a former player, and how she dealt with a possible career ending injury. Her insight in both areas has helped upgrade the girls' athletic program at Wawasee By MARK WEINSTEIN Sports Writer The word success has a ‘traveling’ definition. For some people it might mean personal glory and fame, while to others, just doing your best equals success. Whatever the definition, Wawasee’s junior varsity basketball coach Barb Brouwer has experienced success throughout her athletic career. Actively involved in athletics during her high school and college years, Brouwer, an algebra teacher at Wawasee, has received acclaim for her accomplishments as a coach. Under Brouwer’s guidance, the Warrior JV’s have recorded a 42-3 mark, excluding this year’s results. A lifelong Syracuse resident, Brouwer has visualized the heights of success as a member of the 1976 440-yard relay team that captured the state championship. Yet, with state-wide fame, she also has witnessed disappointment when a severe knee injury almost sidelined her athletic interests while at Adrian College. Graduating from Wawasee with athletic honors in 1976, Brouwer discovered the other side of the rainbow while at the Michigan college. Starting on the Bulldog women’s basketball team as a freshmen, Brouwer severely tore ligaments in her right knee during her final year at Adrian The former Warrior standout learned some valuable lessons through the injury along with gaining incentives, which have helped her coaching skills. Although this injury is not uncommon for athletes, the severity of the injury caused Brouwer to dwell on the possibility of losing her athletic talents.
“The hardest part of an injury like mine is psychological,” said Brouwer. “You always wonder if you will ever be as fast as you were, or simply as good as you once were. I am just thankful that I can compete at the level 1 am at. Doctors at first told me that I
% jj?- * _'Kl TWISTIN’ AND TURNIN’ — Wrestling coach Rich Wciborn used some body language to encourage one of his wrestlers during last Thursday’s match with Rochester. Welborn’s contortions must have worked as the Warriors posted a 47-15 win. Pictured from left to right on the Wawasee bench are Jason Keim, J.R. Noel, Steve Yoder, Jeff Welborn, Lance Lanta. Tim Fraser. Pat Inks and Ned Hunsberger. (Photo by Tom Charles)
Wrestlers stun Bremen 56-15
The Wawasee High School grapplers upped their record to 4-1 overall and 2-1 in the NLC with a 56-15 win over Bremen. Eight of the 13 matches ended in pins. In varsity action, J R. Noel, Duane Turner, Jeff Dunithan, Rob DeSomer, Dave Melendez, Brad Traviola, Mike Hernandez, Steve Yoder, Lance Lantz and Tim Fraser were Wawasee’s winners. Turner, Dunithan, DeSomer, Traviola, Lance and
Jr»mml oloMMfSfjf roundup —— Webster Bth zips to 4-0
The North Webster eighth grade boys raised their record to 4-0 with a 33-29 comeback win over Columbia City at North Webster on Thursday. Coach Mike Hall’s squad, which trailed 24-12 at the half, rallied to outscore its opponents 13-1 in the final stanza for the win. Darin Atwood continued his fine play, scoring 15 points to lead the team. Basil Bonner pulled down seven rebounds. In seventh grade action, the Trojans opened up a close game in the fourth quarter and beat Columbia City by six, 37-31. Hie
would never be able to play again.’’ Known for her competiveness, Brouwer motivated herself after hearing of a possible end to her athletic activities and rehabilitated her knee. The rehabilitation process has been long and hard. After playing on the injured knee two years, Brouwer finally went under the knife in October, 1982, to repair the torn ligaments. With the corrective surgery, Brouwer finally started her climb back to recovery Brouwer’s ‘ups’ athletically have shaped her coaching style and intensity. But more so, her downs’ have aided greatly in her working with Wawasee’s women’s program. “Coming out of college and into a high school coaching situation, my injury helped me because I wasn’t physically ahle to play,” said Brouwer. “But instead I was able to work with others and help them reach their potential.” Similiar to her playing career, and injuries, Brouwer has found it to be somewhat difficult at Wawasee in her three years of coaching. “There were some adjustments I needed to make coming back to Wawasee to coach,” informed Brouwer. “They weren’t used to winning and had a losing attitude. Also, they didn’t like me at first because I worked them really hard. I still work them hard, but it's different now.” Though the personable coach has adapted to circumstances for her coaching style, she also has witnessed noteworthy changes in women’s athletics since she was a player. “To a degree, most everything is the same,” informed Brouwer. “But I think there’s better community interest now, they play a larger schedule, and the media coverage is better." But there are some changes too. “Lately I am seeing athletic programs becoming more specialized, like the boys’ program,” said Brouwer. “Right now we don’t have many girls playing just basketball, like the guys. Most girls here play two or three sports, which I think is good because that way they don’t get burned out as quickly.” Yet with the age of specialization, the Wawasee’s women’s program has caught up with the boys’. Similiar to John Wysong’s program, the girls’ also scout each
Fraser were all winners by virtue of a pin. Traviola has pinned all of his opponents thus far. The junior varsity was also successful in defeating it’s guests. Pins by Chris Yoder, Jack McDaniel, Ned Hunsberger and Don Kauffman enabled the junior Warriors to emerge with a 24-6 win. JV Invitational Last Saturday, the junior varsity came away with a sixth-place
win raised Webster’s record to 2-2. Pete Bonner notched 13 points to lead the team. Jeff Boyer had seven points and, for the second consecutive contest, /was the team’s leading re bounder with six. Milford 6th The Milford sixth grade boys dropped both of their contests with Nappanee on December 5 at Milford. Despite improved play on Milford’s part, the visitors came out on top by scores of 23-10 and 14-8.
/? \ | natuni I ail ib BARB BROUWER opponent, and video tape their games. “Back in the ‘dark ages’, as the players tell me, we scouted usually just the big games,” informed Brouwer. “Now we scout al) our opponents,and figure out how we can best attack them.” Although the Wawasee’s girls’ program has vastly improved, Brouwer still believes the program could stand more progress. “I have always thought that being an athlete meant you had to sacrifice other things for the sports you were in,” declared Brouwer. “Right now no one seems to have the desire to do this and be a great athlete. We have a lot of good athletes, but no great ones.” In her days, both at the high school and in college, Brouwer aimed her sights on being a great’ player. “I worked hard at being better than the best,” smiled Brouwer. “Being an athlete, you have to practice all the time. At Adrian I played at least one hour of basketball a day during the off season. It took a lot of work, but I don’t regret it at all.” While playing basketball at Wawasee in the middle 70’s, Brouwer amassed several records. But now as the feats are beginning to fall, she takes it all in stride. "Records are important because it gives the players recognition,” said Brouwer. “I think it’s time for someone else to break my records and be recognized." Through good and bad moments athletically, Brouwer has developed into a quality coach, along with a friend to her players. When time permits, Brouwer enjoys taking her players to see the quality of womens basketball in the area.
finish in the Goshen Invitational. The team had a total of 94‘ 8 points compared to Goshen’s winning total of 1% I >. Jack McDaniel capped a fine performance by taking the 126 pound title. He won a 1-0 decision over Goshen’s Tom Unzicker in the finale. Taking third places for Wawasee were Albert Stricklin and Ned Hunsberger. J.R. Noel and Duane Turner finished fourth in their divisions. Chris Yoder and Don Kauffman each took fifth place. Rich Troup finished seventh in his weight class. Rochester The Warriors breezed by Rochester 47-15 last Thursday at Wawasee. Rich Welborn’s grapplers swept through the first seven matches before losing. Six wrestlers, J.R. Noel, Jeff Dunithan, David Melendez, Brad Traviola, Tim Fraser and Steve Sturgill, all pinned their opponents. Mike Hernandez, Duane Turner and Rob DeSomer were the other WHS winners. On the strength of pins by Jack McDaniel and Don Kauffman, the junior varsity recorded a 12-7 win over the Zebras. Chris Yoder and Rich Troup lost their matches by decisions.
Sports Calendar Week Os December 14 To December 21 WEDNESDAY Milford Jr. High Girls’ Basketball 4:30p.m., at Pierceton THURSDAY \wh)j Milford Sixth Grade Boys’ Basketball 4:30 p.m., at Nappanee North Webster Jr. High Boys’ Basketball / f JMK B 6:00 p.m., at home vs Warsaw / Syracuse Sixth Grade Boys’ Basketball 4:15 p.m , at home vs West Noble H Wawasee Freshmen Girls’ Basketball 7:00 p.m., at Columbia City Wawasee Wrestling ( 7:00 p.m , at home vs Concord \A FRIDAY Wawasee Boys’ JV and Varsity Basketball 6:30 p.m., at Columbia City SATURDAY Wawasee Wrestling Invitational All day at the high school s Wawasee Boys’ Swimming 7:00 a.m., at La Porte Wawasee Freshmen Girls* Basketball 4:30 p.m., at West Noble Wawasee Girls’ JV and Varsity Basketball 6:30 p.m., at Northridge Milford Sixth Grade Boys' Basketball 3:45 p.m., at home vs Syracuse Wawasee Girls' JV and Varsity Basketball 6:15 p.m, at Penn Adult League Basketball v |iwJt4 'ft'' 7:15 p.m., at Wawasee \ W Wawasee Boys'Swimming fy jjY 'A 6:30 p.m., at home vs Penn tr — A"
SBA bowlers complete annual men's tourney
The Syracuse Bowling Association recently completed its 29th annual Men’s Championship Tournament at Wawasee Bowl. Singles and doubles events were held on November 20, 27 and December 4. The team event was conducted during the week of November 28. Charles L. Frushour, assisted by Loren E. Longenbaugh and Donald D. Smith, was in charge of the event. Team Winners Moore’s Shoes captured the scratch team title with 2961 points. In the team handicap competition, Mid America captured first with 3196 points followed by Wawasee Bowl, 3188; Kurly’s Keglers, 3149; Ligonier Telephone, 3131; milford Motors, 3072; Wuthrich & Son, 3071; Lakers, 3036; Paul’s U Lock It, 3027; and Whitacries Excavating, 3016. Doubles J. Sheets and R. Hyde topped the field in scratch doubles with a total of 1279 points. E. Harrington and W. Alderfer won the handicap competition followed by J. Beatty-S. Yoder, A. Slabaugh-P. O’Connell, M. Donaldson-P. Gates, C. Trushour-M. Sprogue, B. Einseidel-R. Hicks, R. Lindzy-C. Lindzy, F. Troup-R. Bauman, G. Whetten-T. Whetten, M. Buck-K. Wright and J. Leamon-S. Rensberger. Singles C. Truex rolled a 716 to capture the scratch singles title. D. Elkins won the handicap title with a score of 783 and was followed by E. Henning, 718; R. Hyde, 709; J. Miller, 699; C. Lantz, 698; L. Aaron, 696; R. Hicks, 693; C. Walton, 683; A. Eppert, 681; R. Bauman, 681; R. Hibschman, 678; M. Simon, 675; G. Fisher, 670; J. DeSomer, 667; J. Thwaits, 665; C. Garner, 664; J. Wortinger, 663; J. Simpson, 663; and C. Eby, 662. AU Events In the scratch competition, R. Hyde took first followed by M. ONE MINVTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. What is the NBA record for most number of field goals in one quarter? 2. Who are the defending NCAA champions? 3. What is the NBA record for number of points in a single game? 4. What team has won the most NBA titles? 5. What is the longest measured field goal in college basketball history? SPORTS Q VIZ ANSWERS 0661 ‘IS u»r uo tpaj, eiui&iiA JOJ 8u? -topi uosuoh saq iCq - „t<6B S h — sonro uojsoq am, > uie|jaqui«io WM £q - OOT S »WS «ujioi»o irjon S uosdmoqx piACQ —sl 1
Zellinger, L. Newman, C. Truex, W. Alderfer, C. Garner, R. Cook, C. Farr, A. Eppert and M. Durham. In the handicap competition, S. Yoder captured the top spot and was trailed by R. Hicks, J. Miller, E. Henning, B. Einseidel, J. Wortinger, A. Slabaugh, C. Eby, L. Mast and S. Richardson. jA I Hk ,1 ■ - Hk h SPORTS EDITOR — Tom Charles has been promoted to sports editor of The Mail-Journal and will assume the responsibilities of coordinating sports items for the newspaper, according to an announcement made this week by Arch and Della Baumgartner, co-publishers. Charles, a December graduate of Goshen College, has been with The M-J since September. While in college, he served as sports editor and assistant editor of “The Record,” Goshen’s student newspaper. Earlier this month. Charles was named to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Academic AllAmerican soccer team for the second consecutive year. He was one of 56 nominees selected for the 22-memher team.
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Cm—y Moor«'ssNm — Vi nv* t—staOSt— — u Kurty'»K9gHr» 34 20 Tmx Shop 34V* jiv* 54, Dim* J 3 23 P*ul'» U Lock l* 33 33 Wm*— 32 34 W4W4M4 Horn* S*r 2* 77 Me'jMykri* it 2* s«* Nymph 2sV* H*t Y*Od»Pvjfe 24 32 WilNr's Healing 23 33 KK-4Ce. | 22 34 Wawasee Pro Shop 17 39 m*» Frame Lounge uh 4iv* Classic Formed Pr« 4 34 42 High team 9am*: Sea Nymph - no* High team series: Wawasee Pro Shag - 30« 400 series: J. Lowe 4M. D. Pryor 42), J. Wortinge* 40). E. Cobum 40). M. Zollinger MS 500 —. Genshorn SIS, P. Beezley m R Hibschman 50*. C Frushewr 505. T Young ss», C Arthur 523. T. White 50*. J KirAOorter 522. D Harper 5)0. 6. Fisher 517. C Knispei 3)1. J Cross 522. B Thwaits 377. E. Larkins—. R. Hyde 554. W. Stahty 544. D Armbruster 51* H. Dzlak 522, R Bauman 5)4. K. Knisley 535. E. Henning 524 B. Coburn 523. B. Conrad 530. D Elkins 54*. E. Harrington 52*. W AWbrter 542, R. Tharp 542, B Altee 532, K. Hughes 535. K L Jones 52), 1 Jones 534 M Hoiles)4 M 0 games: P. BeezHy 2)3. J Lowe 11* 224 T. Young 2—. D Pryor 242, C Arthur 204 T. White 202, W. Williams 203. J. Kirkdorter 212. J. Morgan thaler 200, J. Cross 201. J Wortinger 21*. J. DeSomer 200, R. Hyde 205. W Stahty 317. M. Zetlinger 205. 2)4 E Coburn 215. 204 O Elkins 202, W. Alder ter 204 R Tharp 2)4 K Hughes 20) Monday Nile Early Birds Swingin' Gran—na's 40 14 Lucky Strikes 38Vt wv* Barbee Slowpokes 33V* 32 v* Mis Fits 33 23 Cocinero's Lady's 32 24 Roller Balls 31 25 “A” Team 2* 22 Strike Outs it 2* Little Rascals 24 30 Gutter Grabbers 25V* 30 V* The Duds 24 32 Guttter Busters 19V* 34*,* Lilies Ot The Alley 19 34 Never Come Latelies 15 4) High team game and series: The Duds -- 550-150* 500 series: E Wogoman 514 J. Gonzales 51*. B. Swihart 552. $. Gardner 53) 450 series M. Bartman 4*9, N. Peterson 455. C. Yoder 493. A. Joint 47*. S. McKee 4*4. J. Maule4*i. L Gardner 49*. C. Kruger 444 200 games: C Yod*r 20). L Gardner 2)4 B Swihart 2)3 )M games: M. Bartman I*2, N. Peterson 174 E. Wogoman 149, I*4 A. Joint I*4 J. Hoover 145. J. Gonzales 114 I*2, K. Day 147. J Dattron 194 S McKee 174 D Allen l**. J. Maui* 174 IM. S. Klenke 145. B. Swihart I*4 S Gardner 1*3.1*4 142, C Kruger 177 Land-O-Lakes Sea Nymph 40 14 American Bldgs. 39 17 Cromwell Lbr. 37 1* Cocinero's 34 20 Shrimpboat 35 21 Worker Bros. 35 21 Dari-Point 34 22 Wawasee Bowl 32 24 Goshen Auto-Elect. 30 24 Stale Bank ot Syracuse 2* 27 Whi lac re's 27 2* Kurly's Keglers 27 2* Syracuse Legion 24 32 Charger House 23 33 Nancy's Kitchen 21 35 Doc's Hde. 20Vi 35W H ole. 20V* 35V* Ligonier Elks 20 34 Low Rollers 14 40 Sylvan Marine 14 42 High team game: Wawasee Bowl - 934 High team series. Low Rollers - 2732 s*o series: D Deßoo, C Fink, J. Halsey. R. Cook, O. Taylor, G Price. M Yoder. M Sprague. M. Durham. K. Doty. G Knisley. K. Knisley. L. Newman, ft. Saggars. D. Patrick, P. Fought. R. Williamson. T. Ervin. D. Gardiner. M Simon. W. Schwalm. S Richmond. M. Moore. G. Lowe. D. Barhydt. Carroll Walton. CliH Walton. G. Henning. M. Holie. H. Dziak, J. Sheets 200 games: D. Deßoo 223. J. VanGundy 201. G. Knisley 205. G Klenke 2)0. B Carlson 204 R. Mathew 214 P. Fought 204 R. Williamson 202. 204 W. Schwalm 217, S Richmond 221. Carroll Walton 212, J. Shoots 212 Thursday AM Early Birds Dirty Birds 3* 14 Twooty Birds 27V* 14V* Humming Birds 21 31 Thorn Birds 17V* 34V* High team game and series: Tweety Birds - 518-1434 500 series: B. Kline 514 J. West 551 450 series: J. Gray 473 200games: J. West 202.223 150 games: J. Hostetler Hi. 150. J. Rudasics 147, J. Gray 155. IS*. 15*. B. Kline 194 HO. IM. B. Crouch 143 Thursday Night Ladies Monsanto 35 17 Wawasee Bowl 33 1* Jones Food Center 32 20 Stanley Steemer 32 20 Golden Razor 30 22 Kidd's Marshmallows 30 22 Louie's Bar 4 Grill 2* 23 Sandi's Clip & Curl 24V* 25V* Stop Inn 24 24 Liberty Homes 25v* 24V* Lake City Bank II 25 27 Richard's ot Elkhart 24*/* 27V* Thornburg Drugs 24 20 Buyrite 23V* 2T-* Pilcher Shoes 23 2* Quacker's 23 2* Dana Corp 23 2* Flexsteel 20 V* 31 v* Lake City Bank I l*V* 33V* Bee Line Fashions H 34 High team game and series: Kidd's Marshmallows - *Ol-2554 500 series: N. Spurting SH. H. Taylor 53*. $. Wolterman 524 J Slabaugh 547. J. Eldridge SH, S. Koim 545. N. Reeve 521. J. Napier 524 C Bee her 542, 6. Shepherd 535.
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L. Hawns44 PSc kept 55*. K. Knisley 541. C Boyd 507, J.MuMet 500. C Miller 5*5. R Ger Hty 504 L. Jones 533 450 series C CH Non 4*3. B Kilgore 449. S GRN*rt 471. L Hansen 442, S- Rom 455. B. GroH 404 J. An—roan 442, C Shepherd 447. L MuNansSia. F Money 451 a Ftakes* O Caburn 444 P. PaNack sn. V. tameH-*. j. Knisley 4*4 O Long 434 R. White 4*3. M. Myers4*4, J. Reed 444 L Mus— bnenss* 2—gomes J. Slabaugh 2)5. L Bobeck 212 L. Hawn 201. P Schopt 200. 204 C. Miller 200. C Boyd 3*5, N Reeve 2*7 tTO game: C Clitton 17* J Mullet tO4 C MiNar 195. H* 5. Gilbert I*9, L Jones 17* lit. 17* R. Gerrlty l«2, N Schiagenhaut 175 L Hawn 17* K Knisley 1*417* * GroH 17* 192. J. Andtrsen H* G Shepherd 174 171. 19*C. Shepherd 172 177. W. Mitchell i?i. D Fink 17* D. Coburn 105 J. Napier 102.197, C Becher too. 177, 105 P. Pollock 172 V. Ben nett 14* N. Reeve 175 J. Knisley >73. O Long I*4 C Egolt 17* N Anderson I*s. 5 Kahn HO 199, 17* R. White in. J. Eldridge HA 177, M. Myers I*7. N Spurting 171, 171. H. Taylor hi. 19* J. Read it* it* s Welter man I*7, S Mussel man 171 NIHMUid Slabaugh Canvas 43V* hv* Fairmont 35 25 Dreamers 32 2* Logan-Rogers Realty 31 29 Syracuse Rubber 59Vt 29v» Wawasee Bowl 30 30 Wallace Welding 27 33 Ace Past Control 25 35 Milter's Heating 24V* 33V* Tom Stiver Ins. 21V* 3*v* High team game and series: Slabaugh Canvas - 4*9-2*44 5» series: 6. Price 5*4 C Wogoman 51* L Hawn 5*2 E. Slabaugh 541. A Slabaugh 527, 5 Richmond 324 K Haro 544 M. Ronsborgar 50* 5 Rensberger 507 S Rich mend 524 450 series M teaman 453 200 games: G. Price 244. S. Richmond 21* K Haro 213 HO games: L. Hawn 173, HQ. E Slabaugh HO. I*o. 171, M. Rensberger 175 175 M teaman 175 T. Hare ITS. D Fink H 4 N. O'Connell H 4 Friday Night Muted Ralston Purina 42 )« Stovers 39V* 2QVi Classic 39 21 Millers 32 2* Todd i7 jj Sleepy Owl 2SV* 34*A St. Charles i* 42 RibHt Products 1* 42 High Ham game and series: Stovers - 7*l-2*37 440 series: K. Knisley M 0 w® series: J. Fry 572, P Wh»Hs2l. T Bur Ojnk 5*3. p. Schopl 531. E Herrington 574 W. Alder ter 549, B. Hamilton 552 K Solina 532, G KnisHy 534 B Penkk 537, D Arm brusterssl 450 series: L. WhIH 447. J. Maher 490, L. Alder ter 470. K. KnisHy 412 2*o gomes: T. Burbank 213, E. Harrington 222. 204 W. Alderter 224 L. Alder Hr I*l, * Hamilton 215 K KnisHy 2** 24*. B Penick 243, D ArmbrusHr 207 170 games: P. Schopt 174,174 HI, C. Harr IngHn 177, B. Hamilton 172 K. Solina 17* I*7 JuiMOf H»9h Strike Force 30 14 A-Team 30 14 Pin Knocker* 29 15 Bumbling Bowlers 27 17 Lane Burners 20 24 Monkey Mania 14 2* Thunderbolts i* 2* Lane Bowlers )* 2* Yard Apes 17 27 Yellow Jackets 13 31 High Ham game: A-Team - 544 High Ham series: Yard Apes 1502 425 series C Brower 424. H. Brewer 424 40* series: D. Koseike 409. B Rensberger 4*5 375 series: D. Long3*2. S. Jones 373 350 series: D Price 374 D O'Haver 347, B Johnson 345. T. Clevenger 341. S. Lent 35* T. Simpson 357, C Jones 355. C McDonald 35$ 150 games: D. Koseike I*l. C. Brewer 17* D. Price 177. J. Shields 170, H. Brewer 15* T. Clevenger 152 125 games: B. Richcreek 149. S. Jones 147. H. Brewer 145. D. O'Haver Ml, $. Lent 133. C. Jones 132 C. McDonald 132 S. KahH 132, B. Johnson 13* 12$. C. Brower 131, B Rensberger 12* 131. D. Long 12* T. Simpson 12* 13* B. Routsort 125, D Wogoman 125 tHner Scores 12-3 High Ham gome: Shrike Force - 555 High Ham series: Yard Apes - 14*4 425 series: H. Brower 45* C. Jones 442 40* series: T. Clevenger 420..8 Strombeck 414 • \ 375 series: C McDonald 3M. S. Lent 384 B. Johnson 3*2. S. Jones 37* B Burbank 375. T Simpson 37$ 350 series: O. Koseike 374 C. Brower 372, J. Shields 37* B Routson 344 B Richcreek 343 150 games: C Jones I*4. T. Clevenger 149. B Burbank 149. H. Brower H 5 125 games: H. Brower 14* 142 B. Johnson Ml. 13* S. Jones 144 J. Shields Ml. B Routson 142, B. Richcreek 13* S. Lent 137.12* B Strombeck 13* 134. 144 C. Brower 135. 149. D. Koseike 135, 12* C. Jones 135. C. McDonald 13* 13*. T. Simpson 130. 132, T.
Wawasee Adult Basketball League
Team J & A Speciality vs Flex Steel Laundry Basket vs Syracuse Rubber Fairmont Homo vs Sturonjac Builders Pilcher's Shoes vs Commodore Homes
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Clevenger 13* Q. O’Hever 127. L Leedy 12* 13* MbSHrcrptl * A“*rrmn Teghtmeyer l 37V* HV* Upper Crust 34 1* LaPettH 34 22 Todd* 32 24 Dtwarl Lake 31 24 SHH Bank 27 29 Beacon 24 32 Commodore 21 35 LUs Anchor 19 37 Paul's-U-Leck-it 19 37 Ace Pest hv* 37v* High Ham game Teghtmeyer - *25 C. High Ham senes: LePetiH - 2302 4*o series: S WeHerman 402 s*o series: J. Kausai 525, C Inks 52* I. Kalisik 312 L McFarland 52) 450 series: J. Slabaugh4*2 L. WhiH4** J. Maher 473. M. Day is 472 J Hays 404. M J Knudsen 444 L Jones 402 B Kline 452. J. Grey 452 L Wetty 445, J Lentz 472 B Smith 471 200 games S- Woi Hr man 254 I Kalisik 23* J Hays 201. M J Knudsen 215. C Inks 221. L McFarland 221. B Smith 220 )M games B DeWitt 144 J. Slabaught )*7, s. Wol ter man I*7. J. Cushing 144 L WhiH 179. 179, J. Maher 17* 19* M Davis MS. J Kausai M». 171. I*s. L. Crew 177, L. Jones *45. 14* B Ehrhardt HI. J Grey 17* O Craig M 5. M. Willard 17* H7. L Connolly M 2. L McFarland 145, J. Lantz H* >M Tuesday NigM Ladies Syracuse Rubber 34 -22 Tranters 33 23 Walter Drugs 31 25 » 24 Cocineros 20 34 CantiekN 1* 34 High Ham game and setfes Syracuse Rubber - 7*5 2100 450 series: E Wogoman 452. T Ryman 458. F Gilbert 452. S. Pachynski 441. P Blosser 459 140 games: E Wogoman 145. T Ryman 14* F. Gilbert I*o. K CantieH Ml. P Blosser 175, S. Pachynski )M Mitterd Business Campbells Market 41 19 Shoe's Curisity 4) h Mathews Body Shop 40V* 19H Sleepy Owl M Chore Time 37 33 Wuthrich * Sons 3J'/j MW Sharps Hardware >j 25 Walter Drugs >4 24 Webster Van 34 24 Lakers 33 it Ligonier TeH. sow 25W Dennys M' JQ 24 Dana 29 31 Johncock * Benton 34 34 Eagles 32 34 Milford Motors 31 ly jgW Kiwanis 30 44 Turf Bar 17 39 CAO 17 43 Family Fare High Ham game: Johncock * Bray ton - 1028 High Ham series: Sharps Hardware - 2*41 400 series: L Newman4os. O DeWitt442 500 series D Wuthrich 547, M. Zetlinger S3* D Wuthrich 555. D Baker 58* B Motts 51* 6. Nlcoll 532. B. Lantz 52* K Stahly 50* M. Donaldson 505, J. LovelHtH 503. T. Gam miereSlt, R El wood 542, G Thornsbury s4* B. Seely 534. G. Pautt 521. K. KnisHy 501, S Stump MO. K. Duty 55* B Gorden 520. R Bartman 50* R. Peterson 521. O. Davis 512. L Young 544. C Lindzy 52* G. Freihei) 599, M. Sharer 509 200 games: O. Wuthrich 200. O Wuthrich 2)1. D. Baker 22* G. Nlcoil 201. L. Newman 241, K. Stahly 22* M. Donaldson 201, B. Sooty 20* O. DeWitt 224. 231. T. Whetton 20* C Lindzy 2)2, G. Frei halt 203 Chicago sets to host 1984 sport fishing show Nearly 20 of the nation's top fishermen will offer instruction at 24 free seminars to be presented at the Chicagoland Sport Fishing, Travel and Outdoors Show, January 28 through February 5 at the O’Hare Expo Center. The show, which is in its fifth year, offers more than 650 exhibits, including the products of more than 237 fishing equipment manufacturers. Other show features include a live-tagged trout pond, a 80-foot casting poof with casting demonstrations and outdoor cooking displays. The show hours are from 2 p m. to 10:30 p.m. on weekdays, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m on Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays.
December 5. 1963 Score Record High Point Player 67 3-0 John Haugh 24 50 0-3 Scotßrechler 26 61 3-0 Norm Van laningham 16 45 1-2 Ameßrennaman 13 72 1-2 Wendall Patton 21 62 1-2 Bob Sylvester 26 62 2-2 Bob Pilcher 14 58 1-3 Don Hulen 16
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