The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 March 1984 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 28,1984

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Sports

Young faces carry *B4 diamond hopes

By TOM CHARLES Sports Editor With a team that features 15 freshmen and only four seniors, one might expect to find coach Myron Dickerson with a gloomy outlook on the 1984 baseball season. But despite the growing pains associated with inexperience, Dickerson sees a positive side to his youthful squad. ‘‘l feel very good about this team,” Dickerson noted. “t think it’s something that is generated by youth. Many times you have young people involved in a program and they are hungry and eager to play. I think that is what we have.” Enthusiasm will be important to the Warriors, who open a tough 30-game schedule with a home contest against West Noble on Tuesday. Following the opener, the Warriors travel to traditional powers Elkhart Central and East Noble. “Every team in our conference is a solid baseball team and we have some outstanding conference teams.” Dickerson said. “We’ll go outside of the conference and play a rigorous schedule as well.” Solid pitching will be an important key to a smooth ride over the rough schedule. But despite having one of the strongest arms in the area in senior Brian Henson, the Warriors could be questionable on the mound Henson, who was the team s leading hurler last spring, has a snappy curve and can throw some smoke According to Dickerson, his fastball reaches 87 miles per hour — an impressive figure for a high school player. “Brian is a quality pitcher." said Dickerson "He has been very, very strong for us over the past couple of years He could challenge the school's career strikeout record " However, one pitcher does not make make a staff by himself and Dickerson is in search of

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Thursday Morning Early Birds Dirty Birds 66'; 33'? Tweety Birds 61’a 36'; Humming Birds 44'? —ss'? Thorn Birds 27'? 72'; Highteamgameandser.es Tweety Birds 533 U 54 450 series B Kime 476 J Gray 529 J West 458 150 games B Kline 104 179 J Gray >B3 164 182. J Rudasics 166 J West 171 Honor Scores Make Up 3-1 High team game Dirty Birds 471 High team senes Tweety Birds 1341 450serres B Kime 493 J Rudasics 453 ISO games J Hostetler 160 0 Kline 175, 173 J Rudasics 152. 154 La nd-O-Lakes Charger House ' 33 15 Goshen Auto Elec 30 18 Syracuse Legion 29'? 18'? Werker Bros 26 20 American Bldgs 27 21 Waw a see Bowl 26 22 Nancy s Kitchen 26 22 Whitacre s 25 23 Kurly s Keglers 25 23 Cromwell Lbr 24 24 Shrimp Boat L 23’ i 24'? State Bank ot Syracuse 23 25 K of C 23 25 Sea Nymph 22'? 25'? Ligonier Elks 22 26 Doc s Hdw 21 27 Dari-Point 20‘? 27'? Cocinero s . >9 19 Sylvan Marine 17 31 Low Rollers 15 33 High team game and series American Bldgs - 1030 2940 600 series T Ervin 624 G Sorensen 624 G Klenke6o3. M Yoder 602. M Durham 611 500 series D Smith. H Dziak L Longen baugh. J Sheets G Dotson P Wilsoh B Hartsough K Saggars Paul Fought G Henning, R Trett. H Gray M Hoile B Hicks. R Hostetter. W Young M McKeand. C Fink. J Halsey, M Wappes J DeSomer. D Barhydt. J Walton Carroll Walton. Clift Walton, G Knisley. K Knisley. L Newman. M Moore. R Williams G Lowe W Aldefer.

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some other arms to relieve Henson. The leading prospects at this point are senior Tony Blackbum and juniors Steve Yoder, Kevin Tracey and Rob Jewson. Os the four, only Blackbum and Tracey have limited varsity experience. Yoder was not on the team last year and is struggling to regain his form. Jewson does not have varsity experience but has shown promising potential in practice. “Rob could move up into the second or third spot depending on his progress,” said Dickerson in reference to the southpaw. “He doesn’t throw real hard, but he will have to base his stifff on control.” “I think we will be a very good team when Henson is on the mound,’’ noted Dickerson. "When he is pitching we’ll have our experienced fielders playing their positions.” Around The Horn Quickness looks to be the main asset of the Warriors’ infield. Although the starting lineup has not been determined, all of the infield prospects have shown good speed. Blackburn and sophomore Dave Kistler are the leading prospects at third base and shortstop. Kistler saw limited varsity action in 1983 before breaking his hand against Elkhart Memorial. Blackburn, a potent threat on the base paths, saw regular action last season. At the other corner, Tracey, Henson and Jewson are in a battle for the first base spot. They will likely share duties as they alternate spots on the mound. Tracey may also be in line for some outfield duties. Yoder appears to have found a home at second base. He will be relieved by junior Robert Roa. “We are untested under fire to be perfectly honest,” Dickerson admitted “Yet we have good quickness in the lineup. We have extremely good quickness in Yoder. Blackbum and Kistler. All three are very gutsy

J Miller. C Coburn. R Graff, S Richmond. E Knight M Clevenger, B Einsiedel. M Sprague D Taylor, C Summerlot. C Wogoman. G Price. R Brockett. R Mathew W Schwalm 200 games H Dziak 200. J Sheets 221. P Wilson 201. T Ervin 263. K Saggars 223. 202. M Hoile 209 W Young 233. R Hostetter 211, M Wappes 211. 216. J DeSomer 205, J Walton 205. Carroll Walton 209. G Srensen 236. 217. G Knisley 222. G Klenke 217, M Moore 200 R Williams 214, G Lowe 200, W Aldefer 214 R Graff 232. M Clevenger 209. M Yoder 200. 221. B Einsiedel 222. M Sprague 234 B Hicks 221. M Durham 212. 200 G Price 205. R Brockett 200. W Schwalm 201. S Richardson 202 Thursday Night Ladies Kidd s Marshmallows 72 32 Jones Food Centr 67 37 Golden Razor 60 44 Louie s Bar 8i Grill 60 44 Monsanto 59'? 45 Wawasee Bowl 59 45 Buyrite Auto Supplies 58'? 45'? Sand is Clip & Curl 54'? 49'? Stop Inn 54 50 Quacker s 51 53 Lake City Bank II 49 55 Liberty Homes 47'? 56'-? Stanley Steemer 47 57 Flexsteel 47 57 Thornburg Drugs 46 58 Pilcher Shoes 45 59 Dana 44 60 Beeline Fashions 41 63 Lake City Bank I 40'? 63>? Richard sot Elkhart 37'? 66'? High tarn game and series Jones Food Center 884 2529 . 500 series E SI aba ugh 556. J Galloway 502 M Pauft 562 C Shepherd 535. S Kern 526. K Knisley 557 G Chalk 520. S Corn 556. J Wortinger 523. N Shields 500. N Anderson 502 S Keim 504 L Jones 538. H Taylor 552. J Mullet 529. C Miller 529 450 series D Fink 476. D Walton 461. J Hays 481. B Gross 457. C Becher 479. S Delagrange 453. S Wolterman 490. C. Clifton 474. C Boyd 496. V. Bennett 451. J Kama I 488.0 Dean 451. N Spurting 473. J Reed 497, B Miller 458, S Gilbert 489, R. Gerrity 494.

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BACK ON THE DIAMOND — These lettermen will form the core of Myron Dickerson’s 1984 Wawasee baseball team, which is hoping to improve upon last year’s 18-12 record. Pictured in front are David Kistler, Tim Fraser and Tony Blackburn. In back are Brian Henson, Kevin Tracey and Jeff Carden. Weather permitting, the Warriors open their season on Tuesday at home against East Noble. (Photo by Tom Charles)

ballplayers.” The Warriors lost a standout catcher, Eric Beer, to graduation last year, and two new prospects are in a battle to fill that role. Junior Tracy Ryman and senior Tim Fraser are vying for the spot. Ryman, who hits from the left side, has shown good potential at the plate. Fraser has a quick release and strong throwing arm. The outfield is anchored by senior centerfielder Jeff Carden. Carden came on lastXear to provide defensive leadership and will be counted on to do the same this spring. Tracey may see some action in right field if he does not nail down the first base spot. The third spot is up for grabs. Stealing The Show When Wawasee turns to offense the name of the game becomes “speed.” If the Warriors are able to get runners to first base, Dickerson is going to look for the

D Long 453. P Maresh 451. M Myers 461, M Henning 479, L Hawn 467. P Schopf 486. I Menzie 474. S Zarse 457. P Summerlot 457 200 games E Slabaugh 203. 207. M Pauft 207. K Knisley 206. G. Chalk 208, L. Jones 201. H. Taylor 203, J Mullet 202 170 games D Fink 172, D Coburn 190, J Hays 184, C. Becher 173, S Wolterman 173. 179. C Clifton 178, C Boyd 176, 170, C Miller 172, 178. 179. J Kausal 193. J Hoffer 181. D Dean 175. N Spurting 195. H Taylor 181. J Reed 189, P Kampf 193. S Gilbert 185. L Jones 180. R Gerrity 187. J Wortinger 197. N Shields 177. 170, N Anderson 180. S Keim 175. 178, C Schwalm 186. S Corn 191. 176. 189. M Henning 175. J Galloway 179. M Pauft 170. 185. C Shepherd 196. 182. P Schopt 193 S Kern 172. 182. 172. K Knisley 170. 181. I Menzie 171. P Summerlot 187, S Price 190 Friday Night Mixed Ralston Purina 73 47 Classic 72 48 Stover's 66'? 53'? Miller's 66 54 Todd 59 61 Sleepy Owl 54'? 65'? Riblet 49 71 St Charles 41 79 High team game and series Miller's Heating - 781-2124 600 serie D Armbruster 634 500 series T. Burbank 540. B Penick 541, K Solina 543, R Solina 573. D Hamilton 509. S Yoder 532. P Schopf 505. K Knisl4ey 523. G Knisley 517. K Knisley 585. E Harrington 581. W Aldefer 583. P White 548. J Fry 535 450 series B Hamilton 499, L White 457, B Epert 467 200 games: T. Burbank 202. B Penick 220. D. Armbruster 217. 202. 215. R Solina 244. S Yoder 214. K Knisley 245, E Harrington 212. W Alderfer236 160 games L White 168. J Fry 175. B Epert 165, J Maher 164. B Hamilton 162. 180 K Solina 188. 198. L Yoder 168. P Schopf 189. 167. K Knisley 162. 182, 179. C Harr ington 168 Monday Nite Early Birds Lucky Strikes 711? 32'? Swingin' Grandma's 66 37 Cocinero's Lady's 61 43 Little Rascals 57 47 The Misfits 55 59 Barbee Slowpokes sl'd 52'.? Roller Balls 51 53 StrlkeOuts 51 53 "A" Team 49 55 Gutter Grabbers 48'? 55'? Gutter Busters 47'? 56'? Lilies of the Alley 41 63 The Duds 39 65 Never Come Latelies 38 66 High team game Swingin' Grandma's - 498 High team series: Lucky Strikes - 1427 500 series C Yoder 515 450 serie: E Wogoman 456. Ann Whetten 480. R Farmer 456. N Peterson 466. S McKee 468 160 games: E Wogoman 184, Ann Whetten 173, 165. S. Klenke 168. F. Church 170. J. Daf Iron 170. C. Upchurch 167, B. Swihart 164. J Gonzales 163. J Buletty 165. N Peterson 167. Anita Whetten 162. C Yoder 169. 178. IM. S McKee 179 Dana Couples Hefty A Smith 38 14 Lund A Anderson 34 18 Daffron & Whetten 34 18 Lemen 8. Meyers 30'? 21 '? Owen A Weilbaker 29'? 22'? Jewson & Farmer 28 24 GammiereA Blanchard 27 25 Harmon A El ward 27 25 Davis & Lewallen 27 25 Kammerdiener & Grothaus 26',? 25'? Hippe A Robinson 24 28 Ort & Reber 21 31 Dial A Sanders 20 32 Listol & Bestol 19 33 Chalfant A Calhoon 15 V? 36'? Medley & Rude » 15 37 High team game and series: Lund A Anderson - 694-1924 500 series: B. Anderson 523, B. Hefty 521. T. Hippe 506. P. Smith 508. L. Owen 504. B Niles 520. J. Davis 514. G Daffron 524 450 series: J. Anderson 575. N. Owen 458.

quickest way to get them around the diamond. “We stole quite a few bases last year and we like to run,” he commented. “We want to be agressive on the bases and find out if a catcher has a good arm or a sore arm. If he doesn’y have a good arm you can be sure he’ll have a sore one by the time we are done with him.” But that quickness does no good unless the Warriors can put people on the bases. The majority of Wawasee's hitters are untested and Dickerson is taking a wait-and-see attitude towards this aspect of the offense. “We have some inexperienced people, but Blackburn and Kistler did well for us last year,” said Dickerson. “I think Yoder and Ryman will do a good job for us. But the rest will just have to wait and see.” “We have some young freshmen that look as though they might be hitters,” he added.

A Weilbaker 456 200games: B. Hefty 225 160 games J. Ahderson 211, 192. 172, K. Elward 173. N Owen 170, A. Weilbaker 164, K Blanchard 181, J Niles 185, D Grothaus 186. J. Gonzales 168. L Bestul 164. J Daffron 178. C Hefty 160. B Smith 162 Sunday Nite Mixed Slabaugh Canvas 83 29 Fairmont 71'? 40'1 Dreamer 65 47 Syracuse Rubber 60'1 51'? Miller's Heating 51*? 60'? Wallace Welding 51 61 Wawasee Bowl 50 62 Logan Rogers Ratty 49 63 Tom Stiver Ins 41'? 70'1 Ace Pest Control 37 75 High team game and series Slabaugh Canvas - 756-2179 600 series; M Clevenger6l4 500 series: G Price 553. C Wogoman 500, J Wallace 512, A Slabaugh 581. S. Richmond 517, R Knisley 551, J Leamon 516, S. Rensberger 554. P O'Connell 521, C. Sum merlot 597. T White 530 450 series F Money 459, L Hawn 485, E. Slabaugh 499, M Rensberger 459, M Leamon 466. N O'Connell 473, T Hare 494 200 games G Price 212, C Wogoman 208. S Richmond 209. M Clevenger 223. 204. A Alabaugh 209. R Knisley 212. S Rensberger 210. P O'Connell 208. C. Summerlot 225. T White 205. T Hare 200 160 games C Wallace 166. F Money 175, L Hawn 181. 177. E Slabaugh 192. 160. C Vanworst 162. M Rensberger 174. N O'Con nell 163’. J. Miller 171. T Hare 161. B Howell 177, P Bailey 198 Milford Business Chore Time 37 15 Lakers 37 15 Mathews Body Shop 34'? 171? Sleepy Owl 32'? 19'1 Sharps Hardware 32 20 Turf Bar 30 22 Campbells 30 22 Wuthrich A Sons 29 23 N Webster Van 27 25 Ligonier Tele 26 26 Milford Motors 26 26 Johncock A Brayton 26 26 Shue's Curiosity Shop 25 27 Kiwams 24'1 27'? Dana 24 28 Walter Drug 22 30 Dennys 66 19 32 Family Fare 17 35 CAO 12 40 Eagles 9'? 42'? High team game: Lakers - 1087 High team series Sleepy Owl - 3008 600 series D Butler6l6. E. Freheit626, E Harding 600 500 series: E Nicol 584. C Lantz 512, L. Newman 533. T Gammiere 525. P. Lund 501, B Anderson 542. P Spiecher 582. J. Kuhn 504. G Fisher 534. D Baker 545, G. Sorenson 520. K Doty 555. L. Mast 509. M Donaldson 545. M Sherer 553. B Wainscott 501. S. Co quillard 528 450 series: C Summerlot 524. J. Perry 517. T Lavernier 519. S. Weaver 541, O Weaver 576. N Olson 533, D Wuthrich 534. G. Thorn bury 586. B Seely 500. G. Pauft 513. K. Knisley 530. B Kaiser 506. L. Kammerer 510. D Kern 522. C. Beezley 500. B. Stahly 543. P Williams 508. S. Hoover 504, G. Shue 519, J. Simpson 507 200 games: G Nicoli 209, C. Lantz 204. D Butler 233. B. Anderson 203. P. Spiecher 213. G. Fisher 201. S. Stump 200. K. Doty 211. M Donaldson 200. D Dewitt 201. M. Sherer 200. J. Perry 203. S. Weaver 200, D. Wever 219, G. Frieheit 233, 211. E. Harding 225. G. Thom sbury 201. K Knisley 205. D Wuthrich 209, C. Beezley 242. B. Stahly 201, L. Dull 216 County Moore's Shoes 41 7 Bud's Body Shop 34 14 Tux Shop 33 15 Plaza Marine 31 17 Kurty’s Keglers 29 19 5 A Dime 27 21 Parker's Hybrids 25'? 22‘? Wawasee Home Ser. 25 23 Wawasee Service Center 25 23 Paul's U Lock It 24 24 Miller's Heating 24 24 11th Frame Lounge 221? 259?

“If we go down the lineup and people aren’t hitting, we ll bring these kids up.” Conference When it comes to baseball, the NLC belongs to Plymouth. The Pilgrims have captured ten consecutive conference crowns and appear to have the muscle to challenge for another. Concord, Goshen and North Wood will also be strong in 1984. The Minutemen may be as good as they have ever been according to coach Chuck Fowler. “Concord should be very strong and should be among the top two or three teams in the conference,” said Dickerson. “It is going to be difficult to tell how we’ll do until we find out what our second and third pitchers will do.” “However, with Henson on the mound and if we can get people on base we should be able to beat any team in the conference,” he concluded.

Wawasee Bowl 21'? 26'? Kidd A Co 17 31 YeOldePub 15 33 Classic Formed Prod 12 36 Sea Nymph 11 37 Wawasee Pro Shop 10'? 37'? High team game: Classic Formed Prod. - 1054 High team series: W. Pro Shop - 3035 600 series. W. Dziak 654 500 series: L. Knispel 574, J Morganthaler 538, B Thwaits 530, K. L. Jones 557„J Wor then 536. K. A Jones 562. C. Farr 543, B Allee 514, M Hancock 504, C. Eby 520. M. Zellinger 573, D. Armbruster 532, S. Yoder 558, M Ganshorn 549, P. Beezley 516, S. Swinehar6t 516. P. Matthews 503. J. Myers 540, C Swihart 515. J. Kirkdorfer 504, E. Harrington 546, B Slabaugh 571. W. Alderfer 516. G. Stone 522, R. Trett 564, R. Bauman 538, M. Simon 505. J. Wortinger 508, B. Miller 516. G. Hawkins 537, T White 535, J Scarbeary 503. D Rigdon 567. L Upchurch 539, J. Williams 531. P Hunter 572, A. Northcutt 546. R. Deßolt 540. G Terry 546. J. Fought 532 200 games L Knispel 205. B Thwaits 205. K Knisley 204. B Allee 200. K A. Jones 243. D. Armbruster 204. S. Yoder 235. M. Gan shorn 220, P Beezley 202. R. Hibschman 200. J Myers 233. C Swinehart 204, E Harr ington 211. B Slabaugh 222, G Stone 211. W Dziak 247. 210, R Bauman 222, D Rigdon 244. L Upchurch 201, D. Harper 211, P. Hunter 233. R Deßolt 201. J. Fought 212 Tuesday Nite Ladies Syracuse 67'? 44'? Walters 69 47 Tranters 56'? 55’? Canfields 54 54 Wiggs 54 58 High team game: Wiggs - 760 High team series: Tranters - 2138 450 series: M Wiggs 461. T Ryman 465. K. Canfield 552. K Hughes 450, S Pachyaski 471, D G lon 528 200 games T Ryman 208. K. Canfield 200 160 games: M Wiggs 185. D. Lovellette 167, K Canfield 196. K. Hughes 173. S Pachyaski 174; P Blosser 180, D Glon 187, 170. 171. B Smith 183. S. Gilbert 162 Tuesday Afternoon Upper Crust 69 39 Mastercraft 69 39 Teghtmeyer 67'? 40'? Todd's 66 ' 42 Dewart Lake Marina 62 46 La Petite 62 46 State Bank 50'? 579? Commodore 47 61 Beacon .44 64 Paul's U-Lock-It 42 66 Lil’s Anchor 379? 70'? Ace Pest 31'? 761? High team game A series: State Bank - 821-2318 500 series: J. Maher 518. I. Kalisik 520, S. Wolterman 525. L. Jones 540 450 series: G. Hapner 475. K. Stone 453. S. Flanagan 496. J. Gray 474. R. Lantz 455. B. Smith 456. B Gang 471. J Slabaugh 468 200games: s. Flanagan 229. L. Jones2lß 160 games: G. Hapner 167. S. Beaty 175. J. Maher 181. 179. K. Stone 178. B. Kline 164, J. Gray 168. L. Welty 181. M. Willard 187. R. Lantz 186. L. McFarland 161. J. Lantz 165. B. Smith 164. F. Hayes 168. B Ganz 167, 168, J. Steeling 160. L. Jones 165,1. Kalisik 171, 172. 177. E. Curtis 167. J. Slabaugh 175. S. Wolfer man 181.164.180 Henor Scores 2-28 500 series: S. Sawyer 511. B. Smith 505. L. Jones 575 450 series: M Mock 451, J. Kausal 461, S. Kaser 477. L. Crow 475, J. Gray 499, D. Craig 473, S. Flanagan 409, M. Willard 456. F. Er vin 496. L. White 480. J. Maher 496. J. Hays 465. B Ehrhardt 454. J. Alfano 476, C. Inks 489. B. DeWitt 455, J. Slabaugh 466. S. Wolterman 490 200games: B. Smith2lß. L. Jones 213.205, J. Gray 203, s. Flanagan2oo 160 games: S. Sawyer 173, 186, J. Kausal 179, S. Koser 171, L.Crawn 168. J. Gray 176, D. Craig 162. J. Love 179, R. McDonough 188. M. Willard 164, F. Ervin 170, 176. L. McFarland 164, L White 178, 166. J. Maher 166, 191, E. Kirkdorter 184, J. Hays 196. B. Ehrhardt 167, J. Alfano 165. C. Inks 182, 162. B. DeWitt 165. P Hamilton 169, J. Slabaugh IM. S. Wolterman 191 1

Wfl F fl fl w Hr x l\ fl 7 ■ I fl ‘B’ MEET PARTICIPANTS — These ten swimmers from the Wawasee Swim Club participated in the USA Swimming-Indiana Swimming, Inc. Short Course Junior Association ‘B’ Meet in West Lafayette on March 17 and 18. Pictured in the front row are Thaddeus Dußois, sixth in the 2001. M. (3:08.65), sixth in the 50 butterfly (41.71), third in the 100 freestyle (1:11.45), first in the 50 freestyle (31.65); and Scott Berkey, 200 I.M. (2:52.30). In the second row are Lori Boles, 200 I.M. (2:43.53). 50 freestyle (30.80), 50 butterfly (33.17), 100 freestyle (1r)5.66), 50 breaststroke (38.88); Tiffany Titus, 200 I.M. (3:29.0), 50 back (41.0); and Stef Berkey, 200 I.M. (2:56.57) < In the third row are Jennifer Titus, 200 I.M. (2:54.08); Danielle Iwankowitsch, 200 I.M. (2:56.74), 100 breaststroke (1:24.65); and brian Neff, 50 freestyle (31.06), 50 breaststroke (40.79). In back are Christine Eldridge, 200 I.M. (2:53.01), 200 freestyle (2:32.22); and Kristine Neff, third in the 100 breaststroke (1:20.71) - Thaddevs Dußois qualified for the state ‘A’ meet, but did not participate.

Wild turkey season opens Indiana’s wild turkey hunting season opens April 25 and will run through May 6, according to Jim Ridenour, Department of Natural Resources director. Wild turkey hunting is limited to Indiana residents, and a sl2 turkey license and $3 game bird habitat stamp are required. Hunters are limited to one male (tom) turkey during the season. Hunting hours are 5:30 a.m. to noon (EST). Hunters may obtain a license by sending sls to “Turkey License,” Division of Fish and Wildlife, 607 State Office Building, Indianapolis, IN 46204. Hunters mus‘. include name, address, date of birth, sex, height, weight, color of hair and eyes.

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Sports Calendar Week Os March 28 To April 4 THURSDAY , Wawasee Boys’ Track 4:30 p.m., at home vs Homestead and Carroll Wawasee Girls' Track 4:30 p.m., at Westview ‘w** Mail-Journal Marksmen vs North Webster Faculty I jrV) 7:30 p.m , at North Webster Junior High N TUESDAY JL Wawasee Baseball 1:00 p.m., at home vs West Noble