The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 February 1984 — Page 9

Sports

Lady Warriors close at 21-2 — Panthers put an end to Wawasee’s super season

By TOM CHARLES Sports Editor The greatest season in the history of Wawasee High School girls’ basketball came to an end Saturday with a 71-53 defeat at the hands of Fort Wayne Snider in the opening round of the Fori Wayne Semi-state. The Panthers were in control from the opening tip, building a seven-point lead in the first period. It was a day of frustration for the Lady Warriors who played brilliantly in the previous tournament games but were hampered by sickness in their first trip to the Colisuem. “We had a great season but we didn’t have it,today,’’ said coach Dale Brannock. “They outplayed us from the word go.” Snider used full-court pressure v to disrupt the Lady Warriors. Without the full services of junior guard Sandy Payne, who was still recovering from the flu, . Wawasee never seemed to get into the flow of the contest. - “We had some people standing on lhe press, and we weren't moving to the open spots,” noted Brannock

R Wp» - s ' * *1 iai. JR<MPW||R: %-■* W»-» jjft* ■ iW3 itlfa : ' * STOP THAT! — Snider's jenny Diller (52) lets out a yell in an attempt to stop Wawasee’s Anita Swope from making a layup during semi-state action on Saturday. Diller’s strategy failed and Swope made the shot for two of her eight points. Also pictured for Snider are Becky Patterson (32), who scored 23 points, and Jane Weaver (30). who scored five. Snider won the game, 71-53. (Photo by Tom Charles)

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Thurs Morning Early Birds Dirty Birds S6'i 27'z Tweety Birds SO': 33'z Humming Birds 37' i 46'a Thorn Birds 23' i 60 .- High team game Dirty Birds 46’ High team series Tweety Birds 13’4 450 series Betty Kline D Craig 490 .150 games B Kline”l69 150 D Craig 160 160. 170. J Hostetler IS3 T Bouterse 155 Thursday Night Ladies Kidd s Marshmallows 58 30 Jones Food Center 54 34 Golden Razor 52 36 Wawasee Bowl 52 36 Louie's Bar & Grill 50 38 Monsanto 49’ z 38'a Buy Rde Auto Supplies 47'z 40'a Stop Irir \ 46 42 Quacker s 46 42 Lake City Bank 11 45 43 Sandrs Clip i Curl 43 45 Stanley Steemer 42 46 Pilcher s Shoes 42 45 Liberty Homes 39'z 48'z Dana 39 49 Flexsteel 38'a 49 a Thornburg Drugs 37 51 Beeline Fashions 35 53 Richard so< Elkhart 32'z 55'a Lake City Bank I 31'7 56'a High team game Jones 900 High team series Golden Razor 2532 500 series P Schopf 533. K Knisley 536 J Mullelt 512, C Miller 589 E Slabaugh 556. M Pauff 560 C Shepherd 504. H Taylor 509. N Schlagenhauf 507 R Gerrlty 568, P

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The inside game, which had been a big plus for Wawasee in post-season play, also belonged to Snider. Forwards Jeanie Wuest and Leslie Wimes combined for 22 points and 12 rebounds which helped to swing the balance in Snider’s favor? “We gave Wuest too many open shots,” Brannock. “She did more inside than I had anticipated. When we did make some defensive changes it was too little, too late.” “I think our inside people hurt them,” said Snider coach Lamar Kilmer. “We were trying to control the inside game and I think we did a nice job of it.” The Panthers also got a solid performance from 5’7” senior guard Becky Patterson. The sharpshooting Patterson, who took a 17.4 average into the contest, sank 23 points from the perimeter. The senior member of Wawasee’s outstanding guard trio. Dee Stump, had one of the finest games of her career. Her display of outside shooting netted 18 points, tops on the team. “She played as good a game under pressure as any I seen,”

Maresh 505. N Shields 573, N Anderson 522. S Keim 533 S Bucher 543 450 series J Slabaugh 470, B Gross 461. V Bennett 463 J Wortinger 454. C Solina 450. E Price 492. C Schwalm 498. I Menzie 480. S Zarse 497. P Kampf 466. S Gilbert 459. S F lanagan 496. S BateslaASl. N Spurling46s. Y Coburn 459. J Reed 476, J Eldridge 487, S Corn 458. M Henning 464. J Anderson 469, C Becher 460. S Delagrange 462. L Hawrf/ 488. S Kern 467 C Boyd 487, B Kilgore 471. F Money 494. D Coburn 499. R White 454. S Wolterman 488 200 games P Schopf 203. K Knisley 203. C Miller 214. E Slabaugh 230. M Pauff 203 200. S Zarse 216. S Flanagan 202. R Gerrlty 200. C Schwalm 205, P Maresh 204. N Shields 208. S Keim 213. S Bucher 201 170 games S Bucher 173. M Oft 170. S Wolterman 185. 182 B Gross 177. V Bennett 178 J Kausal 174. J Wortinger 189. C Solina I>B N Anderson 182, 190. E Price 170., 172, N Schlagenhauf 191. S Gilbert 172. R Gerri ty 180 188. S Flanagan 172, Y Coburn 183. H Taylor 175. 18. J Reed 175. J. Eldridge 173. C Shepherd 181. 180. J Anderson 179. S Delagrange 180. L Hawn 176. C Whitacre 184. S Kern 188. K Knisley 170. C Boyd 189. B Kilgore 172, 172. J Mullet 184. C Miller 194. 18L F Money 170. 188. D Coburn 170. ih.R White 178 Friday Night Mixed Ralston Purina 64 36 Classic 62 38 Stovers 60'9 39Vi Millers Heating ' ’ 51 49 Todd s 49 51

noted Brannock. “It was a super performance.” Christy Speicher was the only other Wawasee player to hit double figures. The 5’10” junior canned four of five fielders and three of four charities for 11 points. Anita Swope had eight points, six of them in the second half. Michelle Harter played another fine game in a relief role, notching seven points and hauling down nine rebounds. Wawasee trailed by 12 at halftime and could not come closer than 10 the rest of the way. The Lady Warriors’ press, which proved so effective in both the sectional and regional, did little to upset Snider’s offensive tempo. “We’ve handled the press well ail year,” remarked Kilmer. "It didn’t give us too many problems today." Other Action With the win over Wawasee, Snider advanced to the championship game against Eastbrook. Eastbrook won the finale by the score of 52-45. Eastbrook won its spot in the finals with a thrilling 60-58 win over Mishawaka in the tourney "opener. Mishawaka’s Miss

Sleepy Owl 42'n 57Vz Riblet 41 59 St Charles 31 69 High team series Millers - 2089 High team game Ralston Purina - 771 700 series D Armbruster 704 500 series: B Hamilton 503. K Solina 572. D Hamilton 520. P White 560. P Schopf 509. T Burbank 504. A Epert 540. K Knisley 503. G Knisley 541, K Knisley 530. B Penick 582. ,L Alderfer 506. W. Alderfer 528 450 series J Fry 452, L Yoder 457, B Epert 467. C Harrington 483 200 games B Penick 202. 216. D Arm bruster 289. 258. W Alderfer 203. S Yoder 211. K Solina 201. 213. D Hamilton 201 170 game: B Hamilton 191. L. White 170. L Alderfer 196, K Knisley 183. 177, P Schopf 188 Sunday Nite Mixed Slabaugh Canvas 65 27 Fairmont 58 34 Dreamers 50 42 Wawasee Bowl 46 46 Syracuse Rubber 45'z 4637 Wallace Welding 44 48 Miller’s Heating 42'z 49'-z Logan-Rogers Realty 41 51 Tom Stiver Ins 36 56 Ace Pest Control 32 60 High team game and series Logan-Rogers Realty - 789-2133 600 series: C Fink6sl 500 series E Slabaugh 543. M Clevenger 508. D Howell 504. J Leamon 508. S. Rensberger 506. N O'Connell 517. G Price 588. C Wogoman 567 450 series K Larimer 455. M. Rensberger 456. P. Summerlot 464. S Price 487. S. Rich monds!2 200 games C Fink 237, 225. E Slabaugh 236. M. Clevenger 216, G Price 257 160 games E Slabaugh 174. T. Hare 161. K. Larimer 192. M Rensberger 182. M. Leamon 163. P Summerlot 182. M O’Connell 161.197. S Price 181.173. C Wallace 171 La nd-O-Lakes Goshen Auto-Elect. 19 9 Werker Bros. 18 10 Shrimpboat 17W 10V> Charger House 17 11 Kurly's Keglers <6 12 Sea Nymph 1597 12W State Bank of Syracuse 15 13 Whitacre's IS 13 K.ofC. IS 13 Ligonier Elks 15 13 American Bldgs IS 13 Syracuse Legion 1497 1397 Dari-Point 1497 1397 Doc’s Hdw 14 14 Wawasee Bowl 13 IS Nancy's Kitchen 12 16 Cromwell Lbr, ” 17

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Basketball candidate, Sharon Versyp, had 23 points and eight assists in the loss. The second-rated Panthers of Eastbrook now collide with topranked Crown Point in the opening contest of the state finals this Saturday in Indianapolis. Fifthranked Warren Central meets tenth-ranked Evansville Bosse in the second game. The championship is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. Super Season This was a season of firsts for girls’ basketball at Wawasee. From the first Northern Lakes Conference and Warsaw Regional titles to the most wins in a single season, this team put its mark in the school record books.

For the seniors, 'B4 was no surprise

For Marcia Sorensen and Dee Stump, Saturday’s semi-state loss was not simply the end of a season. It was the end of their high school careers. As the only seniors on this year’s record-setting team, Stump and Sorensen played important roles in what many fans expected would be a rebuilding year. “I wasn’t really surprised at our season,” Stump said. “Everyone told me that we wouldn’t be as good as last year. But I had confidence in the people coming up.” ‘‘l was really unsure,” Sorensen added. “The sophomores had untapped potential. But I was glad the way things turned out.” « Both seniors are quick to credit this team’s success to the players ability to work as a unit. Perhaps

Player FGA FGM PCT FTA FTM PCT TOT AVG RBD STL AST SwoDe 245 117 47.8 56 32 57.0 266 12.1 89 59 83 p av ne • 220 105 47.7 64 40 62.5 250 11.4 40 35 » 91 Soeicher 204 95 46.6 78 49 62.8 239 10.4 167 16 32 £ p , 210 89 42.3 52 35 67.3 213 9.3 49 49 78 ‘ Harter 123 48 39.0 50 26 52.0 122 5.3 132 27 13 Sorensen 124 49 39.5 20 6 30.0 104 4.5 120 25 5 Stichter ’ 37 15 40.5 15 9 60.0 39 1.9 40 5 13 Gallowav 45 13 28.9 19 7 36.8 33 1.5 54 3 1 y 35 12 34.3 14 7 50.0 31 1.7 22 4 5 S? , ; W 6 31.6 14 4 28.6 16 .9 10 2 11 Bucher 2 - - 4 3 75.0 3 5 5 - Farmer 2 1 50.0 — - - 2 1.0 Cov 4 1 25.0 - - - 2 .71 -1 Brumbaugh 2 -- 2 1 50.0 1 1.0 1 : “ —————————— — — — — — 5L4 732 226 337”

Sylvan Marine 10 18 Cocinero’s 8 20 Low Rollers 5 23 High team game: American Bldgs. - 984 High team series: Cromwell Lbr. - 2791 600 series: M. Yoder 616, T. Ervin 609. R Cook 698 500 series: R Brockett, R Mathew, B Grotz. G Henning. H Dziak, j. Sheets. C Fink, F. Nyikos, R Beers, J Miller, D Patrick. Paul Fought, S Butt, R William son. M Godfrey. B Hicks, M Durham. C. Sommerlot, H Hostetler. G. Price. D Galloway. B Hartsough, J Halsey. M Wap pes. T Trett, H. Gray, D. Gardiner, M Clevenger. S Meyer, W Young. D Barhydt. J Walton. A Epert, G Sorensen, K. Knisley. L. Newman, R Brazel, R Williams. W Alderfer 200 games B Grotz 200. G Henning 211, 211. C Fink 204, J. Miller 210, D Patrick 211, M. Yoder 256. S Butt 210. C. Summerlot 201. T Hoover 212. t. Ervin 245. J Halsey 20fi. R Cook 223. 241, 234, R. Trett 221, D Gardiner 215, 206, S Meyer 231, D. Barhydt 222, L Newman 200, A Epert 217. R Williams 209. 212. W Alderfer 214 Monday Nite Early Birds Lucky Strikes 60'7 27'7 Swingin' Grandmas 59 33 Cocinero’s Ladies 51 37 Barbee Slowpokes 51'7 60'7 The Misfits 47 41 Roller Balls 46 42 Little Rascals 46 42 "A" Team 43 45 Strike Outs 43 45 Gutter Grabbers 419 j 46'7 Gutter Busters 35V» 52'7 Never Come Latelies 33 55 The Duds 33 55 Lilies of the Alley 30 58 High team game and series Misfits - 528-1453 500 series. Annie Whetten 539, J. Maule 511, S McKee 544 450 series: F. Church 466, D Allen 489, N Peterson 460. C. Yoder 458. C. Whetten 469 200 games: Annie Whetten 201. S. McKee 207 160 games: Annie Whetten 170. 168. J. Hoover 143. D- Allen 179.176. J. Maule 195, N. Peterson 160. Anita Whetten 161, C Yoder 167, J. Daffron 160. 175. C. UpChurch 164. S McKee 178. S. Gardner 173, C. Whetten 167, 165 Caenty Moore's Shoes 18 2 Tux Shop 15 5 Wawasee Home Service 14 6 Parker's 14 6 Plaza Marina 14 6 5 & Dime 13 7 Wawasee Service Center 13 7 Miller's Heating 12 8

“This team went farther than any other team,” said Brannock. “We achieved every major goal we set at the beginning of the year.” “The experience these kids gained, the experience the school and I gained by going to the semistate was tremendous.” he continued. “As you advance in the tournament, you pick up more pressure. That builds confidence. It is an experience that can never be taken away from these kids.” The Lady Warriors set several new records in the 1983-84 campaign. They recorded the best field goal percentage, 43.3 percent, the best free throw percen-

this was most evident in Wawasee’s three electrifying come-from-behind tournament wins. “There were no stars oh this team,” Sorensen said. “Some people did well one night and someone else did the job on other nights.” “I don’t know how to describe (the way we came back in the tournament),” Stump added. “We just grouped together and decided that we had to get going.” “We sort of found a determination we didn’t have at the beginning of the games,” Sorensen said. “We just knew we had to get going.” In those remarkable comebacks, the Lady Warriors displayed composure and calm under pressure. At least that was the case on the outside.

Wawasee Bowl 1’ 9 Kurly's 10 ,0 Bud's 10 10 11th Frame 8 12 Kidd 7 13 Sea Nymph 6 14 Paul's 4 16 Ye Olde Pub 4 14 Pro Shop 2 14 Classic 1 ” High team game: Wawasee Home Service - 1101 High team series: Moore's Shoes - 3133 600 series: W Dziak 630, D Armbruster 685. R Hyde 652 500 series: M Ganshorn 527, M Moore 514, J. Miller 512. R. Hibschman 591, C. Frushour 552. R Bauman 503. H Dzeak 584. P Hunter 542. L. Sawyer 595. T Kuemmel 512. J Kirkdorfer 547, J. Wortinger 512, C Farr 547, F. Troup 536. T. White 537, P Jones 542. S Jones 524, R Deßolt 507, C Eby 577. W Stably 505, K Knisley 573, R’Trett 510, M Hoile 511, R Brazel 540. K Knisley 575, S Richardson 547, E Henning 580. L Chupp 521. W Alderfer 550. R. Solina 593, L Knispel 538, J \Kern 532. J. Morgantha ler 526 200 gkmes: M. Ganshorn 203. M. Moore 211. R .Hibschman 245. C Frushour 201. W Oziak / 245. 202. H Dziak 203. L Sawyer 236. 21ZJ. Kirkdorfer 202. C Farr 202. 202. C Eby 200. K. Knisley 202. D Armbruster 225. 268. R. Hyde 206. 236. 210. G Stone 200. K Knisley 211, 236. S Richardson 214. E. Henn Ing 204. R. Solina 204 Junior High A-Team *5 27 Strike Force 45 27 Pin Knockers 42 30 Bumbling Bowlers 42 30 Laneburners 34 34 Monkey Mania 34 38 Thunderbolts 32 40 Lane Bowlers 30 42 Yard Apes 30 42 Yellow Jackets 24 48 High team game and series A-Team - 587-1588 450 series: B Rensberger 492. H Brewer 453 400 series T. Clevenger 427. B Strombeck 420 375 series O Price 390. S Lent 390. T. Simpson 388. B Richcreek 388. D Blosser 375 350 series: B Johnson 376, C. McDonald 367. D Koselke 358. J. Leamon 354. B Bur bank 351 150 games: B. Richcreek 181. B Rensberger 175. 184. H. Brewer 162. 156. B. Strombeck 158, T. Simpson 158. J Leamon 155,JSimpsonl52 125 games: B. Strombeck 146, C. McDonald 141, C. Jones 141. T Clevenger 145. 130, 152. B. Johnson IS. D. blosser 139. 139. S. Lent 138. 145. D. Price 136.1». 132. B. Talton 135. H. Brewer 135, S. Kahle 134. B. Rensberger 133. O. Koselke 130. S. Jones 128. B Burbank 127 Taesday AHamaan Teghtmeyer sß '"’ W* 4 AAastercraft S7W 31W Upper Crust y3* 32 Todds « 34 La Petite s”* 38 ' 4 Dewart Lake Marina 51 37 State Bank 41 Commodore 38 50 Beacon 36 S Lils Anchor 30W SMi Paufs-U-Lock-lt 28 60 Ace Pest SW High team game. Teghtmeyer - 832 High team series: Upper Crust - 2215 500 series: B- Smlih 509. C. Inks SI. J.

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tage, 56.4 percent and the post wins, 21, in the school’s history. Dee Stump dished out 78 assists to bring her career total to a school-record 136. Sandy Payne’s 91 assists set a new single-season mark. Anita Swope broke the single-season mark for field goals made. Her 117 fielders edged out the old record of 106. Her season total of 266 points was the second highest in Lady Warrior history. “This team proved to me beyond a shadow of a doubt that people who work at their games will improve,” said Brannock. “This season was a surprise for a lot of people, but it wasn’t for me.”

“I was nervous in the Warsaw game,” Stump noted. ‘‘(Being behind) didn’t bother me that much in the other games. But in the Warsaw game I was scared to death.” This season was full of highlights that both players will take with them when they leave Wawasee. They picked winning the NLC and Warsaw Regional and the comeback wins as their most outstanding memories of the year. However, there are some things they cannot take with them upon graduation. Leaving high school basketball brings with it a certain sadness. ’ “I will miss the people — the players and the coaches — here at Wawasee,” Sorensen said. “I’ll miss the feeling of pride I had to be a part of Wawasee girls’ basketball," said Stump.

Maher 535 450 series: M Bray 482. L. Jones 497, M Willard 473. B Kline 464, J. Gray 464, K Stone 458, S Flanagan 480, R Carrol 454. kA Pressel 456. L. White 463, J Slabaugh 460. S Wolterman 452 200 games: L White 200. J . Maher 212 160 games: J. Kausal 164. M Bray 179, 161, L. Jones 180. R Long 161. M. Willard 160. 161. L. Connolly 164, L. McFarland 171. M Mock 162, J. Lantz 161. S Sawyer 176. B Smith 179, B. Kline 166. J. Gray 174. D Craig 170. E Kirkdorfer 178. B Gans 165, K Stone 168. S Flanagan 171, R Carroll 161. 162. J. Cushing 160. I. Kalisik 172. A. Pressel 177. C. Inks 170, 188. 163 R Burbank 161. J Maher 164, M Breyer 177, J Slabaugh 191, S. Wolterman 172 Wednesday Scratch Doubles Penick-Armbruster 179 73 Kern-B. Thwaits ’3O ,24 Davis-K Knisley ’29 123 Klenke Sorenson ’29 123 Weaver-Boles 128 124 Solina-Williams '» 132 Gardiner-J. Thwaits ”3 ’39 Walton-Barhydt 88 ,72 High team game and series: Penick-Arm bruster — 472-1618 800 series (4 games) D Armbruster 854, J Kern 827. K Knisley 803. Williams 798. Penick 764 200 games K. Knisley 201. 216. 209. R Williams 216. 204. 200. B Penick 213. 213. D Armbruster 207. 259. 215. J Kern 224. 220. D Barhydt 203. A Boies 233. 226 King Pin Strikers Superbowlers 32'z 21 Cannon Ballers 31 23 Thunderbolts 29 25 Firebirds 28 24 Sharp Shooters 22 32 Porch Monkeys 20 34 W 35 High team game and series: Cannon Ballers* Superbowlers - 633-1213 200 series; T. Hufter 232. D Byrd 205 175 series: A. Leamon 177, J. Richardson 189. A. Dunithan 187, A. Rensberger 188, J. Kausal 192. M. Kaselke 195, M. Walton 178 I2sgames; T. Hufter 142 100 games. J. Richardson 103. A. Dunithan KB. D. Byrd 134. J. Kausal 107. T. Coy 102, M. Kaselke 107 Tuesday Night Ladies Syracuse Rubber 60W 35" z Walter Drugs 57 39 Tranters Graphics 67W 48W Wiggs 45 51 Canfields 41 51 High team game: Syracuse Rubber - 751 High team series: Tranters Graphics - 2120 SO series D Gions6o 450 series K. Canfield 482. S. Gilbert 456. E Woooman4sl ** 200games: S Gilbert 209. D. Gton22l 160 games: 0. Glon 182. K. Canfield 166. 170. E. Wogoman 164.162. K. Hughes 163.164. D. LoveUette 162. C. Stump 162 Chore Time 23W BVi Lakers n 9 Johncock A Brayton 20 12 Turf Bar 15 13 Mathews Body Shop 1(W 13 W Sleepy Owl 18 14 Sharps Hardware 19 13 Ligonier Teie. 19 13 Shues Curisity Shop 16 16 Dana Corp. 14 M

MMK WIJRROI ’ll WIJ TURNING THE CORNER — Wawasee’s Sandy Payne drives the baseline against Snider’s Jill Taulman in the Fort Wayne Semi-state. Payne, who was battling the flu, scored four points in the 71-53 loss.

Wawasee Adult Basketball League February 13,1984 Team Score Record High Point Player J& A Specialty vs 73 7-1 JayWysong 21 Troyer Auction 69 4-4 Rich Smith 23 Pilcher's Shoes vs 70 4-4 Ron Thomas 17 A.B.E. 49 4-4 Mike Berning 18 Laundry Basket vs 78 5-3 John Kozon 25 Fairmont Homes 67 2-6 George Jones 23 Flex Steel vs 67 1-7 Kistler 14 Syracuse Rubber 63 3-5 Vince Rhodes 24 Final League Standings J and A Speciality z 71 71 Pilcher's Shoes 4.4 Sturonjac Builders 6 3 Troyer Auction 4 4 Laundry Basket 5 3 Syracuse Rubber 3 5 A.B.E. Corp. 4 4 Fairmont Homes 2 6 Commodore Homes 4 4 Flex Steel 17

Hunter education

Indiana’s hunter education program has been recognized as one of the finest in the nation by the International Association of Fish

Walter Drug ’ 4 14 Campbells Market ’ 4 ’ 4 Milford Motors 15 17 Wuthrich & Sons 15 17 Family Fare ’5 17 Kiwanis ’ 3 ' 4 ,B ''’ Webster Van 13 19 C 4 O s'z 26'? High team game and series Lakers - 1059-2982 " 600 series: P Campbell 633. D Davis 626. D Weaver 636 500 series: L. Newman 542. B Conrad 509, R Lindzy 518. L Mast 510, L McCourt 519, R White 502. P Gates 568. M Donaldson 528. G Thornsbury 588. D Orn 515. G Pauff 588. K Knisley 545. R Peterson 577. S. Stump 520. G Klenke 555. G Sorenson 576. R Wainscott 505. G. Bell 557. D Wuthrich 555. D Wuthrich 580, D Brumbaugh 501, P Spiecher 554. K Longenbaugh 550, D. Drake 515, M. Sherer 521. D Pasternoster 549, G. Smith 563. K. Kountz 551, B Stahly 538, D Stahly 561. P Williams 536. P Medley 529, E. Harting 536. F Avery 506. A Boles 575 200 games: P Campbell 226, 213. L. newman 206. B Conrad 207. L. McCourt 215. P Gates 209, G Thornsbury 202. G Pauff 247. R Peterson 202. S. Stump 220. G. Klenke 223. G. Sorenson 202, 200. G. Bell 202. R Wainscott 204. D. Wuthrich 205. D. Wuthrich 202. P Spiecher 206. K Longenbaugh 204. J. Lovellette 208. D Stahly 202. P Medley 217, O Davis 213. 230. D Weaver 229. 224, E Har ting 205. A. Boles 215

Sectional ticket sales

Tickets for the Triton Sectional, featuring Wawasee and Warsaw in first round action will be on sale beginning Friday, Feb. 24. According to Wawasee Athletic Director Hal Traviolia, students and parents holding season tickets will have the first opportunity of purchasing tickets for the upcoming sectional. Season ticket holders will be able to pur-

Wawasee Adult Basketball League League Tourney February 14,1984 Team Score Record High Point Player Syracuse Rubber vs 72 4-5 Rocky Farmlloe 25 Flex Steel 59 1-8 Paul Carlin IB Laundry Basket vs 83 4-3 Jack Beer 25 A.B.E. 6* 4-5 Mike Berning 31 Commodore Homes vs 55 5-4 Tom Lees Fairmont Homes 43 2-7 George Jones Pilcher's Shoes vs 69 5-4 Mike Kissinger 19 Troyer Auction 68 4-5 Dana Yoder 17 League Tourney February 20,1984 Sturonfac Builders vs 72 7-2 Rob Staley Commodore Homes 63 5-5 Tim McCoy 16 J& A Speciality vs 61 8-1 JayWysong Syracuse Rubber 50 4-6 Rocky Farml lor 13 Next games: February 23. Final games: February 27

and Wildlife Agencies, according to the Department of Natural Resources. In making the announcement, Jim Ridenour, DNR director, indicated that 1983 was the second time the program has received a Class AAA rating from the association. “We re very proud of what the state has accomplished with an all volunteer program,” said Ridenour. “For the first time in its history, the program graduated more than 12,000 people in a single year.” Since the program’s inception in 1975, more than 80,000 people have been graduated from the eight-hour education course. The course provides instruction in many areas including gun and archery safety, wildlife management, conservation of natural resources and first aid. “We have witnessed a steady decline in the number of hunting accidents in recent years,” Ridenour said. “I sincerely believe that mush of this reduction can be attributed to hunter safety courses.” For more information on the DNR’s education course, contact the local conservation officer, or the Division of Law Enforcement, 606 State Office Building, Indianapolis, IN 46204.

chase sectional tickets beginning at 8:00 a.m. on the 24th. Those people not holding a season ticket during the regular season may purchase tickets at the athletic office Monday, Feb. 27 at 8:00 a.m. Tickets are restricted to season tourney passes, and will remain on sale at the school until Tuesday, Feb. 28. Price for the season pass will be $4-50.

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