The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 March 1984 — Page 9

Sport

Memorial wins sectional —

Six gymnasts qualify for regional, Warriors second

By TOM CHARLES Sports Editor The Wawasee gymnastics team saw its streak of four consecutive sectional titles come to an end on Saturday at the hands of a talented Elkhart Memorial squad. The Chargers won all of the optional events to compile a team score of 95.55 points. The Warriors finished second with 86.1 points. Elkhart Central, Warsaw, North Wood and Plymouth rounded out the field. Memorial’s effort was really a one-girl show as Stephanie Reich captured first place in all of the optional events. Her highest marks came in the floor exercise and bars where she received a 9 45 and 9.25 respectively. “We pretty well knew that Steph would be hard to beat in all of the events,” said Wawasee Assistant Coach Natt Clark. “We knew that it would take good depth for us to win the meet.” However, depth was the one element that Wawasee seemed to lack. Kathy Campbell was the only optional team member to place in any event. She finished second on the balance beam, second on the uneven bars and third in the vault. She also finished second in

Sports Calendar Week Os March 7 .To March 14 WEDNESDAY Milford Junior High Gymnastics 4:30 p.m., at Westview North Webster Junior High Gymnastics ‘ y 4:30 p.m., at Westview • THURSDAY J Milford Junior High W'restling 4:30 p.m., at Nappanee J/ North Webster Junior High Wrestling . 4:30 p.m., at Nappanee Syracuse Junior High Wrestling 4:30 p.m., at home vs Warsaw MONDAY * North Webster Junior High Gymnastics 4:30 p.m., at West Noble A TUESDAY Wawasee Winter Athletic Banquet 7:00 p.m., at Wawasee ’ *

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Land-O- Lakes Charger House 23 13 Goshen Auto-Elect 22 14 American Bldgs 21 IS Kurfy's Kegiers 21 IS Syracuse Legion Shrimpboat 20% 15% Doc'S Hdw 20 16 KofC 20 16 Worker Brea 20 16 Wawasee Bowl 19 17 Ligonier Elks 19 17, Whitacre's 16 It State Bank of Syracuse 17 19 Nancy's Kitchen 17 19 Dari-Point ; 16% 19% Cromwell Lbr. 16 20 Sea Nymph 15% 20% Coclnero's 12 24 Low Rollers 11 25 Sylvan Marine 11 25 High team game: American Bldgs. - 964 High team series: Cromwell Lbr - 2763 600 series J Sheets 601 500 series: R Hostetter. D Taylor, C Sommerlot. G. Price. M. Yoder. B. Elnsiedel, M. Godfrey. B. Hicks. M. Durham. J. Walton, E Edgar. Cliff Walton. B Carlson. L. Longenbaugh, H. Dzlak. R. Brockett. R. Mathew, J. Halsey, D Galloway. G. Sorensen, G. Knisley. G. Klenke, K. Knisley, R. Williamson. Phil Fought. D Strause. K. Saggars, M. Wappes. R Cook, M Clevenger. A. Epert. M Moore. R. Williams. .G. Lowe.

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the all-around competition. “This was one of the best performances Kathy has had for us all year,” said Clark. One of the disappointing aspects of the optional competition was Wawasee’s performance on the balance beam. “It just wasn’t our day on the beam,” noted Clark. “None of our girls stayed on. In fact, only one girl stayed on all day, and she was from Memorial so that didn't help.” The Warriors were also hampered by injuries. Jeanine Gunn has been fighting an injury for nearly three weeks. Heidi Beer injured her ankle before the last meet of the season. Neither girl competed in the sectional. Raeni Rinker came close to advancing to the regional, but came up .15 points short in the uneven bars. Rinker’s score of 7.85 put her in fourth place, just behind Central’s Alicia Walter. Irma Cruz placed fifth in the floor exercise. She scored an 8.3 and an 8.1 on her two routines, giving her an overall mark of 8.2. “Overall, I think the girls did a really good job,” Clark said. “I think they deserve a good round of applause.”

W Aldefer. B Buckey. A. Stewart. B Hart sought, T Ervin, A. Zimmerman. S. Richmond. H. Gray. M. Holte. C. Fink. F. Nyikos 200 games: C Sommerlot 207. M. Yoder 211. M. Godfrey 200. 8. Hicks 221. M. Durham 215. 212. E Edgar 211. G Knisley 201. L Longenbaugh 204. H. Dzlak 217. J. Sheets 200. 203. R. Brockett 206. R Mathew 203. D Galloway 210. K. Knisley 216. G Sorensen 205. 201. Phil Fought 212. 201. K. Saggars 209, J Halsey 222. R Cook 206. M. Moore 225. 207. R Williams 222. M Cook 209. B Hartsought 212, A. Zimmerman 210. H. Gray 214, F. Nylkos 212. Thursday Night Ladies Kidd's Marshmallows 65 31 Jones Food Center 60 36 Monsanto 56% 39% Golden Razor 55 41 Wawasee Bowl 55 41 Louie's Bar & Grill 54 42 Buyrite Auto Supplies 53% 42% Stop Inn 50 46 Sandi'sCUplCurt '' 48% 474 Quacker's 47 49 Lake City Bank II 46 50 Stanley Steamer 44 $2 Dana 44 52 Flexsteel *4 52 Liberty Homes 434 524 Thornburg Drug 43 $3 Pilcher Shoes 43 53 Beeline Fashions 39 57 LakeClty Bank I 354 604 Richard's of Elkhart 334 624 High team game: Wawasee Bowl - 094 High team series: Buyrite Auto Supplies - 2535 500 series: S. Zane 510. V. Bennett 507. N spurting 502. J Reed 527. M Pauff 542. C Shepherd 511. J. Eldridge 520. N Shields 554. B. Miller 515, L. Jones 504. S. Kern 571, C. Clifton 502. C. Boyd 521. C. Miller 531, R. White 507 450 series: J. Napier 469. C. Becher 459. S. Delagrange 460. P. Pollock 465, F. Money 462. D. Fink 467, S. Gibert 460. R Garrity 469. C. Whitacre 469, P. Schopf 492. K. Knisley 407. P Maresh 459. M. Oft 462. S. Wolterman 493. J. Slabaugh 492. D. Watton 455. L. Boback 471. M. Myers 471, M. Henning 474, C. Egolf 476. J. Wortinger 495. N. Anderson 472. S. Keim 490. J. Galloway 467. G. Shepherd 450. D. Long 495, N. Goll 400. J. Hayes 456. Y.

Intermediate The brightest spot of the sectional was Wawasee’s strong showing in the intermediate events. Although no team score is tallied on the intermediate level, the Warriors were head and shoulders above the rest of the field. Led by Paula Smith, who won the all-around title, the Warriors qualified five intermediate gymnasts for this Saturday’s regional. Wawasee won only two intermediate events, but had an impressive display of depth, particularly in the balance beam. “We were hoping to take two of the top four spots in the beam,” said Clark. Instead, Paula Smith, Michele Leffler and Shelly Daniels combined to sweep the event. Along with her first place on the beam, Smith took first in the floor exercise and fourth on the uneven bars. Those results paved the way for her to capture the allaround title with a score of 31.30. “Paula has been performing

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ADULT BASKETBALL TOURNEY CHAMPIONS — The Laundry Basket won the 1984 Adult Basketball League Tournament with a thrilling 90-79 win over Sturonjack Builders on Monday night. Pictured in the front row are Monty Bolinger, Larry Heckaman, Steve Conrad and Steve Troup. In back are Curt Stucky, John Kozon, Norm Vanlaningham, John Gradle and Jack Beer. (Photo by Tom Charles)

Cobum 472.1. Menzie 408. N. Reeve 490. 200games: S Zarse 201. V Bennett 206. M. Pauff 200, D. Long 202. J. Eldridge 211. D Long 202. 8. Miller 216. L. Jones 201, 200. C Whitacre 234. S. Kern 225. C. Clifton 205. C Boyd 220. J Eldridge 211 170 games: M. Henning 100. C. Egolf 170. 102. J. Wortinger 173. N. Shields 170.193. 191. N. Anderson 175. S. Keim 184. S. Bucher 171. S Wolterman 170. IM. J. Slabaugh 172, D Walton 172. L. Bobeck 170. J. Knisely 173. S. Hewitt 171, J. Niles 185. C. Schwalm 100. R. White 190. J. Napier 100. 102. C Becher 170. S Delagrange IM. R. Summerlot 170. J. Wallace 179, C. Clifton. 171,C. Miller 193. IM. F Money 172. D. Fink 100. D. Coburn 179, S. Gilbert 170. L. Jones 183. S. Kern IM. K. Knisley IM. N. Spurting 176.176. J. reed 171. 171. 185. M Pauff IM. C Shepherd 175, I. Menzie 171, S. Zarse 179, V. Bennett 194. 107. N. Reeve 173 Frictoy Niftit Mixotf Ralston Purina 67 41 Classic 66 42 Stovers 62 % 45% Miller's Heating 50 50 Todd 52 56 Sleepy Owl 47 % 69% Riblet Products 47 61 St. Charles 33 75 High team game: St. Charles - 744 High team series: Ralston Purina - 2117 600seires D. Armbruster 644, A. Epert 601 5M series: P. Schopf 540. S. Yoder 506. K Knisley 512. G. Knisley 564. K. Knisley 571. J. Maher 543. T. Burbank 524. B. Epert SM. K. Solina 518. W. Alderfer 503, E. Harrington SM. S. Penick 508 B. Penick 567, J. Fry 577 450 series: L. White 499 2M games: K Knisley 220. P. Schopf 222. S. Penick 201. B. Penick 231. D. Armbruster 267, J. Fry 219. W. Aldertor 245. T. Burbank 205. A. Epert 253 170 games: K. Knisley 187. 170. P. Schopf 181, L. White 17a 178, K. Solina 191, 171, J. Maher 178.184.181, B. Epert 182.191 Sunday Nite Mixed Slabaugh Canvas 72 20 Fairmont *3 38 Dreamers 57 43 Syracuse Rubber 50% 49% Miller's Heating 40% 51% Wawasee Bowl 47 S 3 Wallace Welding 46 54 Logan-Rogers Realty 45 55 Tom Stiver's Ins. 37 63 Ace Pest Control 35 65 High team game: Lagan Rogers Realty - 711 High team series: Slabaugh Canvas - 2060 5M series: G. Price 547. C. Fink 563, J. Leamon 546, S. Ramberger 3*5, E. Slabaugh 514. K. Knisley Ml. M. Clevenger 502. C. Summertot 524. S. Richmond 523 4M series: S. Price 462. F. Money 402, M. I earner nt 1 httf m n rrr—,ll m 2M games: J. Leamon 201. S. Rensberger 211. M. Clevenger 223, S. Richmond 202 160 games: S. Price 188 S. Wogoman 192, F. Money 1«L T. Hare 176. L. Hawn 184. E. Slabaugh 179,183. M. Leamon i49,N.O*CanneHM4.K. Larimer 165

well the past few meets, but this has to be the best overall performance that she has given,” said Clark. “This is the first time since (Head Coach) Kim Conrad has been here that we’ve had an intermediate all-around champion.” Clark was also pleased with the fact that Wawasee had five performers qualify for the regional. “This ties the highest number of intermediate gymnasts we have sent to the regional in one year,” he commented. Aside from Daniels and Leffler, who qualified on the balance beam, and Smith, who qualified on the beam and in the floor exercise, Tressa Littleton and Stephanie Crow won regional berths. Littleton turned in two solid performances to finish in a threeway tie for third in the floor exercise. Her score of 7.95 was identical to that of Concord’s Mindy Weaver and Northwood’s Brenda Clouse. All three will advance.

Adult

Monday Nite Early Birds Swingin' Grandmas 63 29 Lucky Strikes 60 W 31W Coclnero's Ladles 54 38 Barbee Slowpokes 51W 40 W Little Rascals • 50 42 Roller Balls 49 43 The Misfits 47 45 "A" Team 43 49 Strike Outs 43 45 Gutter Grabbers 42 W 49W Gutter Busters 30W 53W The Duds 34 50 Never Come Latelles 34 50 Lilies of the Alley 34 50 High teem game & series: Little Rascals - 526-1409 500 series: C. Kruger 523. C. Yoder 512 450 series: F. Church 451. L. Gerdner 469. J. Buletty 462. B. McCall 454. E. Wogoman 405, A. Joint 491, J. Hoover 465. N. Peterson 459. K. Hoover 459. S. Mlnnlx 468 160 games: F Church 176, L. Gardner 177. C. Kruger 104. IM. J. Bulefty IM B. McCall IM. 167. B. Swihart 161, R. Sterner IM. E. Wogoman 169.179, Annie Whetten 190. M 2. J. Hoover 165. C. Yoder 191, IM. K. Hoover 187. C. Whetten 178. S.Minnlx 187 A-Team 52 28 Strike Force 49 31 Bumbling Bowlers 46 34 Pin Knockers 44 36 Monkey Mania 37 43 Thunderbolts 37 43 Lane Burners 37 43 Yard Apes 35 45 Laneßowters 35 42 Yellow Jackets 28 52 High team game A series: A-Team - 693-1833 500 series: H. Brower SM. B. Ramberger 530 400 series: C Jones 458, C. Brower 438. B. Stromback 432. B. Johnson 418, B. Talton 413 375 series: S. Jones 399. K. Judd 392. D. KoseUte3os.T. Clevenger 383. T. Hutter 375 350 aeries: D. Long 37a D. Price 369, C. McDonald 36A T. Slmpeon 36K B. Rlehcreek 305 200games: H. Brower 224.109.185 150 games: C. Jones 191. C. Brower 109, T. Clevenger 103. B. Talton 185. B. Ramberger 17a MO, 192. B. Stromback I* B. Burbank 157. D. Price 156, K. Judd 156. D. Long IM, T. Huffdr 150 125 games: B. Johnson 14A 149. C. McDonald 141, A. Johnson 139, T. Hutter 138 K. Judd 137, O. Koeefka 136. IM BStromback 133. Ml, B. Leedy 133, J. Leamon 133. B. Richcreek IM, 139, T. Simpson 1M 131. C. Brower 129. C. Jones 125, M 2. S. Jems 136 RM2VNM 425 series: B. Rensberger 446. B. 4M series: H. Brawn 418 375 series: D. Koeeike39a C. Jones 392 350 series: T. Simpson 36K S. Jones 367. T. Clevenger 363, D. O'Haver 399. D. Long 355. B. Burbank 392 iw o.

Crow barely edged out Memorial’s Andrea Howard for third place in the vault. Crow recorded an 8.05, just a notch above Howard’s 8.0. Marcia Taylor was the only other Wawasee gymnast to finish in the top six in any event. She scored a 7.1 on the uneven bars to tie for sixth with Memorial’s Madonna Goudarzi. “The girls did an excellent job,” said Clark. “We were pleased with the overall result. Everyone did what they could.” Regional Campbell, Smith, Crow, Daniels, Leffler and Littleton | now advance to this Saturday’s Merrillville Regional. The action is scheduled to begin around noon. Warsaw’s Katrina Curtis also qualified for the regional in the vault and floor exercise events. Curtis is Warsaw’s only gymnast, and has been working out with the Wawasee team this week.

Basketball Winners

Stromback 167. C. Jones 165. D. O'Haver 158, D. Long 150 125 games: D. Price 149. H. Brower 148, 136, 134, K. Judd 147, 8. Stromback 145, T. Hutter 143. D. Koselke 143. 134. S. Jones 137, 138, B. Rensberger 135. 143. J. Leamon 132. T. Simpson 131, B. Richcreek 127, B. Richcreek 127. B. Burbank IM. 129. T. Clevenger 125, D. Long 125. C. McDonald 125 ? Cauafy Moore s Shoes 33 3 Tux Shop 25 IlBud's Body Shop 24 12 58 Dime 24 12 Miller's Heating 22 14 Plaza Marina 22 M Kony's Kegiers 21 15 Wewesoe Home Ser. 19M 16W Wewasee Bowl 18 18 Wawasm Ser. Center 17 11 Parker's Hybrids MM 15M Paul's U Lock It M 20 11th Frame Lounge M 22 Kidd 8 Co 11 21 YeOktePub 9 23 Classic Formed Prod. 7 29 Sea Nymph 6 M « WawaseeProShop 3 29 High team game and series: Moore's Shoes - 1122-3294 700 series: R. Hyde 740 600 series: C. Farr 658 R. Bauman 612, J. Croes 607, M. Zeiilngar 608 D. Armbruster 684 500 series: B. Slabaugh 532. L. Chupp 541. B. Miller 561. M. Hawkins 585. F. Troup 545. R. Traft 545. G. Tarry 523. E. Fought 541, L. Sawyer 540. D. Schopf SM, G. Newcomer 518 G. Lowe 546. D. Hartey 508 J. Wortingar 508 B. Altea 578 M. Hancock 518. H. Dzlak 558 L. Longenbaugh 562. K. A. Jams 997, J. Myers 524, C. Arthur 566. R. Brazel 565, J. Corn 541. S. Richardson 545, E. UmmoelaMe CTM I MR 1 556, J. Kam 550. 8. Thwarts 534, C. Swihart 518 J. Kirkdorter 588 K. Knisley 530. W. Stahty 535, M. Ganshom 539. P. Beazley 548 J. Miller 518 J. Lowe 554, C. Frushour 521 2M games: W. Aidertier 211. B. MHter 218 G. Hawkins 283. F. Troup 21 A R. Treft2o2. G. Terry Ml. L. Sawyer 218 G. Lowe 221, C. Farr 254. 2M, B. Allee 286, M Dzlak 384, R. Bauman 256. L. Longenbaugh 208 K. A. Jems 3M. 388 J. Myers 308 C. Arthur 308 R. Brazel 211. J. Com 208 S. RkhardMn 219, J. Cram 318 201. J. Kam 388 J. Kirkdorter 212. W. StaMy 281, M. ZeMinger 218 245, m. D. Armbruatar 223. 236, 238 R. Hyde 226. 256. 258 J. Lowe 20 Mblmvp Ombb WawasmSer. Canter —IO7B-3828 6M series: R. Hyde 631, J. Kirkdorter 631. C. Garner 0M 9M eerias: R-Braaai 547, E. Henning 558. K. Kntetey sn. S. Burt 9ft M. ZeMnger M 8 J. Ctom 517, R. Selina 988 B. Thanite 599, C. Coburn 908 8. Coburn 538 G. Lowe 988 J. Worthen 501, K. A. Jones 51AR-Traft 518 M. Hade 538 R. Kntetey 548 E. Harrington 504. B. Slabaugh SML W. Aldartor 538 D Howell 518 C. Swihart 558 E. Swlhert 518 M. Gensham 544, J. Lowe 538 B. Kntotoy 517. D.

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REGIONAL QUALIFIERS — These six members of the Wawasee High School gymnastics team qualified for the Merrillville Regional on Saturday. In front are Kathy Campbell, Stephanie Crow and Shelly Daniels. In back are Paula Smith, Tressa Littleton, and Michele Leffler. Os the six, Campbell is the only one to qualify on the optional level. (Photo by Tom Charles)

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ADULT LEAGUE TOURNEY RUNNER-UP — Sturonjack Builders placed second in the Adult Basketball League Tournament on Monday night. Despite rallying from a 28-point second half deficit, Sturoi jack lost to Laundry Basket in overtime, 90-78. Pictured in front are Bob Sylvester and Jay Kaiser. In the back row are Brett Eldridge, Todd Davis, Rob Staley and Mark Sumpter. Sturonjack also finished second in the regular season standings. (Photo by Tom Charles)

Harley 505. R. Hlb chman SM. J. Wortingar 500. D Harper 530 g. Fisher 542, L. Sawyer 507, H: Dzlak 571, W. Dzlak 557. E. Fought 552. F. Troup 539. T. White 531 2M games: K. Knisley 236. M. Zollinger 206, R. Hyde 201. 2M. 214. B Thwoits 225, K. A. Jones 202, R. T rtf 217, R Knisley 223, E. Harrlngon 211, W. Alderfer 200, J. Kirkdorter 256. J. Lowe 217, B. Knisley 202. P. Hunter 209, A. florthcuft 204, H. Dzlak 223, W. Dzlak 200. C. Gamer 210,213, T. White 202 Afternoon Teghtmeyer | MM> 31W Upper Crust 60 32 Mastercraft SWi 33Mz Todd's 57 35 Dewart Lake Mar ma 53 39 La Petite (Inc.) 51 v» 36V» State Bank (Inc.) 41H 46t0 Commodore 39 S 3 Beacon 36 56 Lil's Paul's-U-Lock-H 31 61 Ace Pest 20Mi 63M| ( High teem game: Mastercraft - 832 > High team series: Todd's- 2290 5M series: P. Schopf 593. B. Klim 508 L. Jonessos 450 series: J. S bough 460. B. Smith 479, J. Gray 450, M. WIL' rd4o3. J. Alfano4M 200games: P. Schopf 213.235 M 0 games: J. Pushing 185. I. Kalislk 173, P. Hamilton 164 J. Slabaugh 173, M. Bryer 164, C. Scheiber 68 B. Smith IM, L. White M 8 B. Klim 175,177, E Cartsen 177, J. Gray IM. L. Welty 167 L. Crow 165. L. Jones 176. 162. M7, M. Will rd 182. 165, R. Lantz 167, L. McFarland 171, J. Alfano 168 Ovsinocs Chore Time 27V* BVk Lakers 2SM MW Mathews Body Shop 22W 13V* Turf Bar 22 14 Johncock 8 Br yton 21 15 Sleepy Owl 21 15 Sharpe 21 15 Ligonier Tele. 20M 15W Dena 19 17 Waiter Drug 10 18 Wuthrich A Sc ,s 18 18 Campbells 17 19 Shues Curlsrty Shop M 30 MirterdMotor M 20 DennyM M 20 Watetar Van M 20 Khranis 13W 22M Family Fare 15 21 CAO 8 20 Eagles 6W 29W Hlghtoamg me: Lakers - 1101 High teams -les: OennysM - 3093 4009ortos:J Dewart6o2. G. Sorenson6ll 5N series: P. Campbell 504. L. Nkoll 564, L.Newmans7 V.Bekers2B J. KuhnsM.B. Wainscott SIC J. Bertman 578 R. Bertman SM.P.Madte QBD. Davis 558 P.Spiecher 927, O. BakarvCßK D. Jehm ML S. Weaver 548 L. Mast 'O. M. Donaldson SM, L. McCourt 508 P Gates 578 C. Beeztey 551. B. Stahty 518 D Stahly 588 G. Themsbury 572. B. Seely 521. G. Pauff 518 K. Knisley 564. M. Sheerer 511, UndKy 598 T. Gammiaro 572. K. Trim 570, Kaiser 518 UKammorar 555.

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D. Smith 529, T. Keare 529. S. Stump 566. K. Doty 527. K Mathews 538, E. Hartin 509, E. Kamp 520, G. Freiheit 553. A. Boles 556, B. Conrad 520, D DeWitt 538, D Wuthrich 557 200 games: L. Nlcoll 206. L. Newman 235, J. Kuhn 215. 201. J. Bartman 211, 203. D. Davis 201, 213. P- Splecher 200, S. Weaver 223. M. Donaldson 204, 202. L. McCourt 212. P Gates 204. C. Beeztey 2N. B Stahty 2M. D. Stahly 238. B. Seely 203. G Pauff 203. G. Thomsbury 210. J. Whetton 206. K. Trim 213, R. Llndzy 204, L. Kammerer 200. J. Dewart 202. 217. D. Smith 201, I. Hears 208, $. Stump 222, K Mathews 200. G. Sorensen 216. 209, A. Botes 206.200 Wednesday Night Scratch Doubles Team 3 201 75 Team 5 IM ’3l Team 8 M 2 13* Team 1 139 137 Team 4 130 IM Team 2 130 M* Team 7 H* 157 Teem 6 « M* High team game: Kern A B. Thwoits - 463 High teem series: Penick A Armbruster - 1662 700 series: Penick 044. Armbruster 818 Kern BM. Knisley 807, Solina 781, Weaver 774, Williams 772, Barhydt 770. Sorensen 752 200 games Kern 246, 224. Weaver 226, Knisley 226, 223, 204. Penick 225. 222. 201. Armbruster 224, 202, 201, Solina 215. 214, Williams 203.202, B. ThWaits2l7, Klenke 204, 201. Sorenson 205, Barhydt 222, 200, Summertot 205 Progs King Pin Strikers 3*** »W Supperbowlers 33 24 Cannon Ballers 33 24 Thunderbolts 31 Vk 25W Firebirds » V Sharpehooters 23 34 Perch Monkeys 3’ 36 Care. Bears ® 37 High team game: Porch Monkey's -634 High team series: Canncnboiters - 1236 200 series: A. Rensberger 218 M. Walton 210. T. Hufter 211. A. Dunlthan 203, K. Leamon 217, D. Byrd 224 175 series: S. Smith 188 L. Walton 109, G. Coburn 193 150 series: B. Bartman 157, K. Solina M 9, M. Koeeike 150. J- Galtoway ISA S. Hufter ISA N. Jones 158 T. Coy 151 125 series: S. Kausa 128 A. Leamon 137. J. LuteylM MO games: A. Rensberger 129, K. Solina 118 M. Walton 104, 106. L. Walton M 4, G. Coburn 108 T. Hufter 128 A. DunHhan W7, K. Leamon 121, D. Byrd 109,115 75 games: B. Bartman V, K. 84, S. Smith 93,92. *L Koeeike 97, L-Warton 88 J. Galloway 79.78 G. Cobum 85/T. Hufter 0, S. Hufter 98 N. Jenee 0. A. DunHhan 96. K. Leamon 98 J. Kauoai7BT.Coyo Tuesday Nrte Ladies Syracuse Rubber 62% 37% Watter Drugs 0 41 Tranters Wiggs *• »

Canfields 45 51 High teem game: Tranter Graphics - 790 High team series: Wiggs - 2049 450 series: K. Canfield 475. E. Wogoman 450,1. Dull 484. P. Blosser 472. C. Stump 461 160 games: K. Canfield 168. 160. C. Byrd 167, B. Lard IM, I. Dul) 167,167, E. Wogoman 162. K. Hughes 162. Blosser Ml. 184, D Gton 192. S Packynskl 166

ABC defines amateur status The American Bowling Congress has set forth certain guidelines for amateur bowlers in light of the fact that bowling is on the road to becoming an Olympic sport. The U.S. Olympic Committee requires that a meaningful distinction be made between amateur and professional status within a sport. The ABC guidelines, which are an attempt to provide this distinction, are expected to be debated at the annual convention in Reno, Nev., on March 23. According to the proposed guidelines, any ABC member is considered to be an amateur with the exception of those who: 1. Identifies himself as a professional or becomes a member of a pro bowling group. 2. Is subsidized by a bowling sponsor, manufacturer or bowling agency so as to devote his primary attention to the practice of bowling. 3. Devotes half or more of his working time as a paid instructor. 4. Earns a major portion of his income as an exhibition bowler. 5. Receives more remuneration from sanctioned bowling competition than his overall expenses relative to such competition in any calendar year. It is hoped that these guidelines will help get bowling into the Olympics.

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