The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 February 1984 — Page 9

Sports

Warriors struggle, but Rochester falls 61 -43

By MARK WEINSTEIN Sports Writer Wawasee’s Warriors were not spectacular, but they did just what they needed to do in defeating Rochester 61-43, Friday, Feb. 3. For the Warriors, the win improves their overall record to 13-4, and 3-2 in the Northern Lakes Conference. Rochester falls to 4-12 on the campaign and 2-4 in the NLC. For many people in the Warrior gym, a blowout was expected? But despite the final 18-point spread between the teams, it never happened. With Wawasee pulling out to a early 14-10 lead after the first period of action, the Warriors found themselves outscored by the upset-minded Zebras in the second stanza. Behind the shooting of Bill Murhling, Rochester stayed close to the multi-dimensional War-

HELP — Wawasee’s Jim Evans glides in the air past Rochester’s Chris Brown during the second half of the Warrior's 61-43 victory. Watching in the background are Rochester's Scott Zent and Wawasee guard Brooks Koble. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

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La nd-O- Lakes Werker 17 3 Shrimpboat U 6 Whitacre s 13 7 Dari Point 12'* 7'* Charger House 12 8 Syracuse Legion 11'? B'7 Goshen Auto-Elect 11 9 Ligonier Elks 11 9 American Bldgs 119 Doc s Hdw 10't 9'y Wawasee Bowl 10 10 Sea Nymph 9>j io>9 State Bank Ot Syracuse 9 11 Nancy s Kitchen 9 II Kurly s Keglers 9 II Sylvan Marine 9 II K ot C 8 12 Cromwell Lbr 6 14 Cocinero's 4 14 Low Rollers " 3 17 High team game Ligonier Elks - 984 High team senes Syracuse Legion 2868 600 series M Clevenger 691. M Yoder 634 B Hartsough 612. L Newman 234. D Vanette6o2. B Carlson 660 W Aldefer 668 R Cook 609 500 series B Einsiedel S Foster. B Hicks. M Durham. G. Stone R Trett; W Young; D Meyer. O Galloway. D Barhydt J Walton Carroll Walton. Clitt Walton. R Miller J Vore B Buckey; T Ervin*. L McGriff; J Miller B Graff; S Richmond. A Larkin C Fink. F Nyikos. G Liske. D Taylor. C Sommerlot; C Wogoman; G Price. D Butler; G Knisley. K Knisley. R. Williams L Longenbaugh. L Hunter. Phil Fought. K Saggars; D Patrick. J DeSomer, D Gardiner 200 games M Yoder 236. 218; B Hicks 214; G Stone 200 R Trett 207. 201; D Galloway 206. J. Walton 202; D Barhydt2l6; Clitt Walton 234. T Ervin 203. 206; B Hart sought 230, 215; L McGriff 225. j Miller 203; S Richmond 202; C Fink 204; F. Nyikos 205; G Liske 222; C Wogoman 201; G Price 225; 0. Butler 201, K. Knisley 224; L. Newman 234.215, D. Vanette 243. B Carlson 2534,227; M Moore 224, R. Williams 225, 210; W Aldefer 215. 258; L. Longenbaugh 219; L. Hunter 203. D Patrick 202. J: DeSomer 213; R Cook 220; D Gardiner 202; M Clevenger 24*. 254. Friday NigM Mixed Classic 58 34

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riors. With the 6’2” frontliner scoring at will from the inside, Rochester closed to within two, 25-23 at halftime. But that’s when John Wysong’s troops began to put their game together. Enforcing tight pressure on the ball, coupled with fine shooting from the perimeter, Wawasee methodically expanded its lead to 10 late in the third quarter. With momentum clearly swaying the Warriors’ way, the only issue that needed to be decided in the final eight minutes was Wawasee’s victorious point spread. Senior guard Kim Zurcher, who continued to sparkle at both ends of the court, netted eight of his game-high 24 points in the final period. With Zurcher’s consistency from the perimeter, nailing down 11 of his 16 shots from the field, and Brooks Koble playing exceptional defense of Rochester’s leading scorer, Scott

Stovers 57'9 34'9 Ralston Purina 57 35 Millers 47 45 Todd 44 48 Sleepy Owl 39'9 52'* Riblet Products 37 55 St Charles 29/ 63 High team game and series Millers - 736-2128 600 series A Epert 696 500 series J Fry 561. P White 513. K. Knisley 562. G Knisley 585, K. Knisley 510, W Alderfer 509. J Maher 504. S. Flanagan 552. B Penick 511, P Flanagan 522, D Arm bruster 559. B. Hamilton 555. K Sol Ina 517. G Hamilton 508. D Hamilton 548, S. Yoder 515 450 series B. Epert 467. L White 482 200 games A Epert 244. 214. 238. K Knisley 211, G Knisley 210. D Armbruster 200. G Hamilton 200, D. Hamilton 204 170 games L White 191. B Epert 180, K. Knisley 170. 181. S. Flanagan 179. 178, P Schopf 175. B Hamilton 184. 172. 199, K Solina 170. 178 Sunday Nite Mixed Slabaugh Canvas *1 23 Fairmont 57 29 Dreamers 47 37 Wawasee Bowl 42 42 Syracuse Rubber 40 431* Wallace Welding 39 45 Miller's Heating 38 W 45W Logan-Rogers Realty 3* 48 Tom Stiver Ins. 31 53 Ace Pest Control 30 54 High team game; Miller's Heating - 771 High team series: Slabaugh Canvas - 212* 500 series: C. Summerlot 555. E. Slabaugh 510. K. Knisley 543. M. Clevenger 599, T. White 525. J. Leamon 539, S Rensberger 51*. G Price 554. G. Wogoman 533. J. Wallace 530, F. Money 500 450 series: L. Hawn 474, K. Larimer 487, J. Miller 451. D. Fink 472 200games: P. O'Connell 203. C. Summerlot 205. 200. M Clevenger 225. 213. K Larimer 212. B. Miller 204. D Seidner 221 I*o games; L Hawn 175. I*2. E. Slabaugh I*3. 179. I*B. J. Miller 16*. S Price I*o. P. Bailey 178. F. Money 14*. 1*7.1*7,6. Fink I*B Thursday NigM Ladies Kidd's Marshmallows 52 28 Wawasee Bowl 50 30

Zent, Wawasee pulled away from the Zebras. Zent, who entered the contest scoring well into double figures, was held to six points. Bill Murhling paced the Zebras* losing effort with 15 points. ‘‘The game was much closer than what the score indicated,” said Wysong. “We had a couple key breaks in the second half that opened things up for us.” “Koble’s shot that went in, although it was blocked was a big break for us,” added Wysong. “But Zurcher’s consistency was important as was Joel Rhoades and Koble having good third quarters.” Although Wawasee knotched up the victory, Wysong was not totally pleased with the performance turned in by his Warriors. “We really didn’t stop Rochester from doing anything, and that scares me, said Wysong. “That's one of the biggest areas of concern right now. When we are able stop other teams, then we are moving in the direction of being a great team.” Joining Zurcher, who finished with 24 points and seven assists, were Koble and Jon Vitaniemi. Koble concluded the evening with 14 points, while Vitaniemi chipped in 10 points and grabbed nine rebounds. Jeff Atwood pulled down eight boards for the Warriors. While Wawasee closed out with its 18-point victory, it also enjoyed shooting 26 of 48 from the field for 54 percent. Rochester on the other hand was ice cold. Connecting on just 20 of 52 shots from the perimeter, the Zebras’ 38 percent shooting proved to be the visitors’ downfall. With Wawasee clearly outshooting the Zebras from the field, neither team seemed to fare well from the charity stripe. Wawasee, which has had its problems from the line this season, managed to convert only nine of 16 for 56 percent. Meanwhile, Rochester made just three of its six attempts for 50 percent. One additional bright spot for the Warriors was their low turnover figure. Wawasee gave the ball away just four times in the contest, compared to Rochester’s 11 miscues. Junior Varsity In junior varsity action, Wawasee went one game over .500 with a 48-43 triumph over the Zebras. After a slow start at the beginning of the season, coach

Jones Food Center 48 32 Golden Razor 47 33 Louie's Bar & Grill 47 33 Monsanto 4*'9 33'? Quackers 42 38 Stanley Steemer 41 39 Lake City Bank II 41 39 Stop Inn 41 39 Buyrite 40'9 39'9 Sandi's Clip & Curl 38 42 Pilcher's Shoes 36 44 Dana 36 44 Flexsteel 35'9 44'* Liberty Homes 34'9 45V* Thornburg Drugs 33 47 Beeline Fashions 31 49 Richards Os Elkhart 30'9 49'9 Lake City Bank i 29'9 50*9 High team game Thornburg Drugs - 901 High team series: Kidd's Marshmallows - 2518 500 series L Hawn 587. R Gerrity s*B. D Coburn 568. B Kilgore s*B. C Miller 568, S. Flanagan 561. S Zarse 534. L Hansen 50*. J. Mullet 503. J Anderson 510. N. Reeve 533. G Clark 532. S. Com 514. S. Wolterman 503. H. Taylor 540. J. Hays 558. C. Shepherd 512. N. Shields 523. N Anderson 541. S. Keim 505. S Kern 545 • 450 series R White 481. P. Schopf 4*3. K. Knisley 489, W. Mitchell 470. J. Wallace 4*3. D Walton 49*. E. Slabaugh 471, J. Galloway 488. M. Pauff 4*2. D. Long 4*9, L. Jones 497. D. Craig 475. E. Price &. J. Reed 4*3, M. Henning 489, J. Slabaugh 480. J. Kausal 484. C Moneybetter 453. D Fink 4*6. N Schlagenhauf 477 200 games. H. Taylor 247. $. Com 243. B. Kilgore 202. C. Miller 221. L Hansen 21X D Cobum 225. S. Flanagan 201, 203. R Gerrity 223. J. Hays 202. N. Shields 201. S Keim 200. D. Walton 202. L Hawn 218 170 games: R. White 171. L. Hawn 172. 197, P. Schopf 17*. S. Kern 188, 188. K Knisley 171, 170. W. Mitchell 173, 172. D. Walton 171. J. Knisley 197. E. Slabaugh 171, J. Galloway 178, M. Pauff IT*. C Shepherd 174. 184. N. Shields 184. N Anderson 189. 197. J. Hays 194. D. Long 171. L. Jones 177, R. Gerrity 191, C. Moneyhetter 173. N. Reeve 173. 195. P. Pollock 177. D. Cobum 188. S. Lund 171, J. Anderson 19X S. Zarse 192. 173. B Kilgore 179.187, J. Mullet 195. C. Miller 185. D. Craig 179. S. Price 182. J. Reed 181. G Chalk 198. 183, M. Henning 182. S Wolterman 181. J. Slabaugh 190 Thursday Morning Early Birds Dirty Birds 51 25 Twenty Birds 45te Jo>9

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Galen Hershberger’s squad presently has a 9-8 mark. North Wood Next The Warriors will be able to see just how good they are Friday evening when they travel to Nappanee to face the North Wood Panthers. “North Wood is a very good team," praised Wysong of his

Swimmers return 5 for NLC meet

The Wawasee swimmers dropped their record to 8-8 overall as " Culver Military trounced the injury plagued Warriors 122-50 last Thursday. The Warriors, who closed the regular portion of their schedule, are preparing for tomorrow’s Northern Lakes Conference meet at Plymouth. In the meet, Culver Military simply outmanned the visiting Warriors. Besides the five suspended swimmers, who will return to action in the NLC meet, coach Tim Caldwell also competed without four other swimmers. Wawasee’s Rob Jewson provided the Warriors with their only first-place finish. Entered in the 500-yard freestyle, Jewson easily defeated Culver’s closest competitor for the victory. Benj Reed, Steve Rozow and and Gary Miller provided the Warriors with three runner up positions as Wawasee trailed the entire meet. NLC Preview Although Wawasee finished in the NLC this season with an unimpressive 3-4 mark, they invade the conference title meet as one of four teams that could capture the event. “I would say Goshen is the favorite in the NLC meet,” said Caldwell. “But if we swim really well, we could have a chance at winning. I definitely wouldn’t count us out.” Making their return to the waters are five of the top swimmers for the Warriors. Should the idle Warriors pick up where they were when dismissed from the team, Wawasee could fare quite well in the competitive meet. r “You never know how they will perform,” said Caldwell about his five swimmers. “They haven’t swam in a while, but they have been practicing. Who knows, they could swim really well, or not.” Tomorrow’s preliminary action begins at the Plymouth High School pool, with finals held

Humming Birds 33 33 Thorn Birds 22'9 53'? High team game and series: Humming Birds - 478-1354 500 series: J. West 537 450 series: J. Hostetler 47*. J. Rudasics 453 200 games: J. West 204 150 games L Paternoster I*4, S. DeVon 152. B Crouch 160. J Gose 150. F Rinker I*7. B Kline 178. J. Rudasics 158. 169. J. Hostetler 167. 167, J West 163.170 Jr. High Strike Force 42 22 Pin Knockers 39 25 A-Team 38 2* Bumbling Bowlers 37 27 Monkey Mania 31 33 Lane Burners 30 24 Thunderbolt 30 24 Lane Bowlers 28 3* Yard Apes 25 39 Yellow Jackets 20 44 High team game and series: A-Team - 510-1499 450 series: H. Brower 459. B Rensberger 454 400 series: C. McDonald42s 375 series: D Koselke 39*. V. Richards 390. B Johnson 383. T. Simpson 382 , 250 series: C. Brower 374. B. Talton 371. S. Jones 357 150 games: B. Johnson 171. C. McDonald 164. H. Brower I*o. 171. B. Rensberger 158. 155 125 games: S. Jones 149. J. Shields 145. D. Koselke 144. 131. D. Long 144. S. Lent 143. S. Kahle 141. B. Rensberger 141. T. Simpson 138. B. Talton 13*. B. Strambeck 135. S Kahle 133. T. Zimmerman 133. V. Richards 131.14*. K. Judd 130. D. Price 130. B. Bartmanl29. C. Brower 129,13*. H. Brower 128. C. McDonald 125.13* Honor ScorM JmmmmvV 425 series: B Johnson 450. B. Rensberger 449 400 series: H. Brower 412. T. Simpson 482. B. Hinderer4oo 375 series . C. McDonald 391, B Burbank 382 350 series: C. Brower 37X D. Koselke 3», S. Kahle3*9, J. Leamon3so 150 games: B Rensberger IM. B Hindtrer I*9. B Johnson M 2. M 3, H. Brower M 8 125 games: C McDonald 1*4.125. B Routson 143, D. Blosser 140. H. Brower 137, D. Koselke 13*. C. Brower 13*. 135. T. Simpson 135.149. S. Kahle 135. B. Rensberger 133,148. J. Leamon 132. J. Simpson 132. S. Kahler 129. 131. C. Jones 120. B. Burbank 128. 142. J.

next opponent. “They are experienced and have a lot of talent.” Leading the Panthers’ offensive attack are Jeff Jones, Scott Crist and Eric Fields. The 6’7” Jones averages 11 points a game, while Crist and Fields both average 10 points a contest. While Wysong believes the

Saturday in the same pool. Culver Results 200 Medley Relay — Culver (Warmholt,Javelly, Orrant, Madicam), 1:47.4; Wawasee; Culver 200 yard freestyle — Wood (CMA), 1*7.2; Rasch (CMA); 1:58.3; Olaford (CMA), 2:06.4 200 Ind. Medlay — E. Wood (CMA), 2:10.0; Warmholtz (CMA), 2:24.3; Jewson (W), 2:28.6 50 yard freestyle — Winnick (CMA), 2:18.5; Manigan (CMA), 2:32.9; Dull (CMA), 2:45.3 Diving — Key (CMA); Miller (W); Southeimer (CMA)

Gymnasts fall to DeKalb

The Wawasee gymnastics team, hampered by injuries and sickness, could only manage a split with DeKalb in action last Thursday. The intermediate team raised its record to 4-2 with an 83.4-77.2 win. The optional team dropped an 89.85-79.9 decision. Wawasee winners on the intermediate level were Shelly Daniels and Michelle Leffler. Daniels won the uneven parallel bars while Leffler took top honors on the balance beam. Angie Graff placed first on the balance beam and also worked her way to second in the all around competition to lead the optional team. Raeni Rinker scored Wawasee’s only other first place. Her win came on the uneven parallel bars.

Wawasee Adult Basketball League February 6,1984 Team Score Record High Point Player J& A Specialty vs 66 6-1 Todd Reidenbach 19 Laundry Basket 61 4-3 Jack Beer 14 Troyer Auction vs 70 4-3 Steve Hellar 25 A.B.E. 68 4-3 Bill Lester 26 Sturonjac Builders vs 82 6-2 Bob Sylvester 26 Commodore Homes 63 4-4 Tim McCoy 25 Pilcher's Shoes vs 72 3-4 Mike Kissenger 21 Flex Steel 37 0-7 Steve Luensman 13

Shields 127, B Johnson 125 County Moore's Shoes 10 2 Bud's Body Shop 10 2 Tux Shop 9 3 Parker's Hybrids 9 3 Wawasee Home Service 8 4 Plaza Marina 7 5 Wawasee Service Center 7 5 58. Dime 7 5 Miller's Heating * * 11th Frame Lounge * * Sea Nymph ‘ 5 7 Kidd *Co 5 7 Kurly’s Keglers 4 8 Wawasee Bowl 4 8 Paul's-U-Lock-lt 4 8 Ye Oide Pub 3 9 Wawasee Pro Shop 3 9 Classic Formed Product* 1 II High team game and series: Bud's Body Shop - 1143-3211 700 series: R. Hyde 700. J Kern 719, W Alderfer 715 *OO series: P. Hunter 511. C. Frushour *Ol. C. Swihart *O7, W. Stahly *3l. E. Henning *O7. C. Farr *4O 500 series: L. Sawyer 587. M. Ganshom 530. J. Miller 557. J. Lowe 525. H. Dzlak 577. W. Dzlak 530, C. Gamer 500. J. Kirkdorter 500. B. Cobum 528. G. Newcomer 511. G. Terry 559. C. Eby 553. M Zollinger 528. E Cobum 509. C. Arthur 555. J. Wortinger 520. D. Harley 521. J. DeSomer 548. F. Troup 505. K. L Jones 551, G Hawkins 502. M Hawkins 525. G. Stone 528. D. Trett 515. J. Cross S3*. J. Morganthator 531. B Thwaits 524. K. Knisley 532, S. Richardson 530. D. Elkins 519, E. Har ringion 397, L. Chupp 551 200 games: P. Hunter 220. L. Sawyer 211, M. Ganshom 220. J. Miller 280. J. Lowe 201, C. Frushour 382. 200, H. Dzlak 204. 201. C. Swihart 214.221. J. Kirkdorter 222. S. Yoder 283. G. Terry 227. R. Butter 204. J. DeSomer 21*. W. Stahly 225. 222. R. Hyde 238. 223. 247. E. Cobum 227, J. Kern 227. 247. 245. E. Henning 224. E. Harrington 232. L. Chupp 200. W. Aiderter 233.278.204. C Farr 218.223 Toghtmeyer Attomna w* a 28 Upper Crust 50 30 Todd'S 30 30 Dewart Lake Marina 40 32 La Petite 4*to 33ta State Bank 41 39 Commodore 32 48 Beacon 31 49 Paul's-U-Lock-lt 27 S 3 LHs Anchor 3*M 53V» Ace Pest 23W s*to High team game: State Bank - 812 High team series: Toghtmeyer - 2228 580 series: J. Slabaugh S3*. J. Fry 501, L. JonesSOl 450 series: S. Wolterman 405, B. Ganshom 454, M. David 457. M. Willard 403. L. McFarland 490. Judy Cushing 490,1. KaNsik. 48*. B. Kline 4*3. L. Welty 430. D. Cratt 470, C. Inks 477. 8. Gans 4*l, J. Hays 453, 5. Flanagan 499, C. Schetear 454, M. Mock 455, B. Smith 490 200games: J. Cushing2ls MB games: J. Slabaugh 189, Ml, S. Wolter man M 9, B. Ganshom 18*. M. Willard 181. L. Connolly MB. L. McFarland M 2. 18*. I. KaMs* 174, L. WWty 171, D.Criag M7, MO.B. Ehrhardt 193. C. Inks 181. 8. Gam 178, J. Hays 189. S. Flanagan 182.170, C. Schoteor

three leading scorers have the potential of lighting up the scoreboard well over their average, he also fears the Panthers’ strategic defenses. “They will throw just about every defense in the book against us,” informed Wysong. “They are really flexible because of their depth and talent.”

100 yard butterfly — Orramlia (CMA), 57.1; Reed (W), 1:04.6; Aleman (CMA), 1:09.0 100 yard freestyle — Winnick (CMA) 49.1; Rozow (W),56.3; Smith (W), 56.6 500 yard freestyle — Jewson (W), 5:38.1; Olaford (CMA), 5:51.7; Rojas (CMA), 6:08.8 100 yard backstroke — Warmholtz (CMA), 1:03.4; DeSola (CMA), 1:06.4; Rozow (W), 1:08.6 100 yard breastroke — Javelly (CMA), 1:04.1; Tearawong (CMA), 1:08.1; Vinluan (CMA), 1:13.2 400 yard freestyle relay — Culver Military; Culver Military; Culver Military.

The teams swing back into action on Thursday night as they host Elkhart Central. Freshmen rip Zebras, 39-30 Wawasee’s freshmen boys basketball team traveled to Rochester for a game against the Zebras Tuesday evening. And similiar to the Varsity Warriors earlier, they turned back the Zebra’s 39-30. Ben Beer paced the winning Wawasee effort with 19 points while Rob McKibben chipped in with 11. Coach Tony Vermillion praised the effort of his entire squad in the victory, saying everyone contributed in the victory.

175. M. Mock 18*. B Smtih 180. 172. S Koser 183. L. Crow 177. L. Jones 172.174 Milford Business Chore Time 18" z 5W Lakers 17 7 Johncock & Brayton 17 7 Mathews Body Shop 15W B'i Shue's Curisity Shop 15 9 Sleepy Owl 15 9 Dana" ' 14 10 Turf Bar 14 10 Ligonier Tele. 13 II Campbells Market ' 12 ,12 Sharps Hardware 12 12 Walters Drug 11 13 Denny's ** 14 Kiwanis . IS 1 -* Wuthrich A Sons 10 14 Webster Van 10 14 Family Fare • M Eagles 3* C 40 3 21 High team game: Walters - 1055 High team series: Webster Van - 303* 400 series: K. Mathews *2O. M Donaldson *34. T. GammiereM7 500 series: R. Wainscott 543. C Summerlot 522, J Bartman 585. B. Bartman 545, G. Nlcoii 55*. R. Lantz 501. L. Newman 571, L. Kammerer 559. J. Dewart 570, D Smith 55*. G. Sorenson M 6. J. Gton 508. 8 Conrad 524. D DeWitt 528. D Orn 595. 8. Seeley 994. G. Pauff 325. P Spiecher 340. O. Davis SM. D. Gardner 570. F Grave 599. S. Weaver 520. L. Young 543. K. Trim 554, K. Plikerd 514. G. Whetton 521. C. Wuthrich 510. D. Wuthrich 52*. A Boles 572, F. Avery 574, G. Freiheit 351. G. Smith 533

BOwLING AWARDS - Winners in the men's bowling league tournament at Wawasee Bowl. Syracuse. were presented with individual trophies Monday evening by Charlie Freshour. secretary. Awards were presented to handicapped and scratch doubles, singles, handicapped and scratch all events, and scratch and handicapped team champions. * Standing in front are Steve Yoder, ftoger Hyde. Mike Zimmerman, and Wayne Stahly. Standing in back are Wayne Alderfer. Joe Sheets. Elmer Harrington. Denny Elkins and Clarence Eby. (Photo by Deb Patterson)

Wed.. February 8.1984 - THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Sports Calendar Week Os February 8 To February 15 THURSDAY « Wawasee Gymnastics //♦ / 6:00 p.m., at home vs Elkhart Central XmßLzv NLC Swimming Meet 5:00 p.m., at Plymouth Freshmen Boys' Basketball ) ZjUjR 6:30 p.m., at home vs. Rochester I Girls’ Basketball Regional 6:30 p.m., at Warsaw FRIDAY Wawasee Boys’ JV and Varsity Basketball \\ 6:15 p.m., at North Wood V/ SATURDAY ♦ Wrestling Semi-State ** jF, 9:30 a.m., at Fort Wayne North Side Girls* Basketball Regional 7:30 p.m., at Warsaw / Wawasee Gymnastics zr i - 11 am., at Highland Invitational NLC Swimming Meet 1:30 p.m., at Plymouth TUESDAY * v North Webster Wrestling x > T 4:00 p.m., at home vs Pierceton SY Syracuse Junior High Wrestling J 4:15 p.m., at home vs West Noble Wawasee Gymnastics 6:00 p.m., at home vs Manchester and Tippy Valley J Freshmen Boys’ Basketball 6:30 p.m., at home vs Bremen

Jr. high and elementary roundup — Akron nips Syracuse

Fred Steffen poured in 22 points and grabbed 12 rebounds but it was not enough to stop Akron from posting a 41-38 win over Syracuse in the opening round of the Camelot Tourney. The Yellow Jackets had a onepoint lead with less than a minute remaining in the contest. However. Akron staged a late rally to win. Derek Smith added nine points for Syracuse. The Yellow Jackets finished their season with a 5-5 record. In girls' action, Akron topped Syracuse by a 26-21 margin. Lai Reed was the high scoreer with 12 points. The girls ended their season with a 1-9 mark

200 games: R. Wainscott 205, J. Bartman 234, R. Bartman 206, G. Nkoli 201, L. Newman 213. J. Dewart 209. D. Smith 203. 202. K. Mathews 240, G Sorenson 234, M Donaldson 215, 2T9, 200. D. Orn 212, G. Pauff 205. B. Seely 213. D. Gardner 203. 215. F Grove 202, D Wuthrich 215. A. Botes 201, F Aery 205. 200, G. Freiheit 204, T. Gammiere 202.210 King Pin Strikers 33'* 17'x Supperbowler* 2* 20 Cannon Ballers 2*'* 21 Fire Birds 25 23 Thunderbolts 23 25 Sharpshooters 22 2* Porch Monkeys 18 30 Care Bears 1* 32 High team game: Porch Monkeys - *SO High team series: Cannon Ballers - 1240 200 series: D. Byrd 210. G. Coburn 221. A. Rensberger 287 150 series: D.' Smith 194, M. Walton 194. J. Galloway IM. T. Hutter 193, S. Smith 152 150 games: A. Rensberger 15* lOOgames: M. Koselke 102. D Byrd 120. D Smith 114. M. Walton 111. G. Coburn 120. 101, T. Hutter 100. A. Rensberger 131 Tuesday Nite Ladies Syracuse Rubber s*'* 31'* Waiters 53 35 Tranters 42'* 45'* Wiggs 42 4* Canfields 37 45 High team game and series: Walters Drugs - 7*9-2120 450 series K Canfieid 470. S. Gilbert 4*4

Milford Girls The Milford sixth grade girls' team dropped a 20-18 decision to Milford on February 2. Kristin Robbins had eight points to lead the team. Tisha Galloway added four points. The seventh and eighth grade girls wrapped up their season with losses to Nappanee on February 2. The B team lost 17-14 with Rhonda Stookey tossing in six points. The loss dropped their season record to 6-3. Nappanee took the A team contest by a 33-19 count. Shelly Bushong scored seven points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the team in both categories. Kim Newcomer had six points. The girls finished with a 3-7 record.

IM games: M. Wiggs I*3, C Jones I*4, K. Canfield 180, I*2. S. Gilbert 173, P. Blosser I*4 Wednesday Night Scratch Double* (4 Game*) Armbruster Penick 157 71 Davis-K. Knisley 123 105 Weaver-Boles 122 106 Kem-B Thwalt* ll*-112 Ktonke-Sorenson 115 113 Sheets-J. Thwaits 103 125 Solina-Williams 102 126 Walton-Barhydt 74 154 High team game and series: Arm bruster-Penick - 472-1538 ' _ 750serie* (4games); Armbruster 965, Sor renson 867, Kern 817, Penick 813, K. Knisley 752, Bote* 752 700serie* (3 games). Armbruster 730 200 games: Armbruster 258, 236, 236. 235. Sorenson 212. 224, 205, 226. Kern 220, 214. Penick 212, 236, 201, Davis 229, K. Knisley 215. William* 203, 221, J. Thwalt* 209, Boles 215 |fcmi Im ii January 25,1904 High team game and series; Arm-bruster-Miller -509-12 M 750 serie* (4 games): Armbruster 874, K Knisley 798, Sorenson 749. J. Milter 75«. Boies 769. Weaver 757. Williams 819. Sheets. 770 450 series: Gloria Thwaits666 200 games: Armbruster 276. 213. 218, K. Knisley 203, 223, 210, Sorenson 202. J. Miller 223, 203, Bole* 211. 232. Weaver 205. 201. William* 203, 210, 200. Solina 200. Sheet 207. 212 MOgames: Gloria Thwalt* 190, IM

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