The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 September 1984 — Page 9

Sports

Golfers trim Goshen

The Wawasee High School girl’s golf team started a new winning streak Thursday, Sept. 6, as it defeated Goshen 207-220 in a Northern Lakes Conference golf match at Maxwelton. The victory raised Wawasee’s overall record to 4-1, 1-1 in the NLC. Barb Hostetter was low for the Warriors with an eight-hole total of 48. Another Wawasee sophomore, Heidi Musser, fell one stroke behind the leading Wawasee golfer with a 49. Junior Beckie Welty, playing at the number one position, shot a 52 for the day while sophomore Jennifer Jorczak polished her game slightly with a 58. Freshman Angie Kirkdorffer rounded out the Wawasee scoring with a 69. For the Redskins, Kris Ankney led the attack with a nine-hole score of 44. But after that, Goshen’s scores ballooned into the high 50's and low 60's. Becky VanderWey finished second to Ankriey with a 57 while sophomore Amy Zoller concluded with a 59. Junior Lisa Kramer finished with a 60 while senior Kate Murto rounded out the Goshen scoring with a 69. Junior highs active on gridiron The Syracuse Junior High football team scored early in Tuesday night’s game against Pierceton, but failed to hold on and dropped a 12-8 decision. The Yellow Jackets took the opening kickoff and marched 60 yards before Chuck Losee plunged into the end zone on a fourth down play from the three yard line Losee was aloso on the receiving end of a 40-yard pass from Jay Koontz earlier in the drive Pierceton evened the score at 6-6 just before halftime and widened the gap to 12-6 in the htird quarter The Yellow Jackets pinned Pierceton deep in its own territory late in the game and forced a safety for their final two points Losee led the Syracuse offense with 8B tottal yards Coach Mike Hall cited Garrett Ponciroli for his fine defensive play. Syracuse is 0-2 overall and plays twice next week Milford-Webster North Webster Junior High won the battle of the Trojans Tuesday night, defeating Milford 30-0 in a game at Wawasee .High School North Webster’s leading rusher was Jason Kramer with 165 yards in 12 carries Quarterback Todd McGuire added 101 yards on nine carries

Sports comment

Calling the shots

THE NOTRE DAME STUDENT NEWSPAPER, the “Observer.” recently ran a series of articles on the state of recruiting in big time college sports. In the articles, Notre Dame head football coach Gerry Faust, head basketball coach Digger Phelps and athletic director Gene Corrigan all noted that the world of NCAA sports has changed dramatically over the past 20 years. As Phelps noted in one interview, major college sports are big business. Today’s major college football and basketball players are. in some ways, just as professional as their counterparts in the NFL or NBA. Yet they are still referred to as amateurs —a status that benefits universities more than athletes. v NCAA rule changes in 1973 allowed universims to award athletic scholarships on a oneyea r basis. These scholarships are renewed on the basis of athletic performance. Thus, a college football player may well find that his scholarship has not been renewed because he had a bad season. In that regard, he is no different from a professional who finds himself without a team when the statistics lose their glitter. That creates a situation in which athletes at many of the NCAA Division I schools are no more than workers under contract with a university. Yet, unlike professionals they are not recognized as employees and have no bargaining power. They can be ‘Tired” (removed from their scholarship) if coaches see fit, but they have no right to bargain for compensation should they be injured on the job. So-called amateurism is really a convenient way for colleges and universities to get away with hiring players to generate revenue without giving them the rights that other workers enjoy. Athletes have become pawns in the battle for NCAA athletic prominence, and only a few of the lucky ones are able to reap the beneifts by making it to the professional ranks. If the NCAA is going to operate sports on a big-time level, it should treat athletes accordingly. The NCAA needs to come to terms with the state of major college sports. Continuing to operate under the guise of amateurism only hurts the athletes in the long run. PIGSKIN PREDICTIONS The North Wood Panthers are putting on an impressive offensive display thus far into the 1984 season. After opening with a 64) win over Wawasee, coach Jim Andrews’ squad has posted

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CONCENTRATION — Beckie Welty, Wawasee’s number one golfer in 1984, w inds up in an effort to drive the ball in a recent match at Maxwelton. The Warriors are 4-1 on the season. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

Harriers win third

The Lakeland Junior High cross-country team won two meets in the past week to raise its ’ overall record to 3-0. Last Thursday,the team downed Warsaw 15-50. Jeff Carey won the meet in 10:45 and he was followed by Brian Jones in 10:50, Jason Douglas in 10:52, Cuong Reed in 11:33 and Rod Coy in «"tT~47 Other Lakeland finishers'in the top ten were Chad Jones, seventh in 12 30. Chad Hoffert, ninth in 12:43 and Jennifer Titus. 10th in 12:47 Stuart Ough finished 11th, Matt Hoffert was 13th and Kendra

wins over 44-0 over Northridge and 47-0 over Cluster AAA-20 pre-season favorite Concord was upset by Culver Military 35-16 on Saturday, marking the second straight year that the Eagles have performed that feat. The loss evened Concord’s cluster record at 1-1 and has put Goshen <2-0) in the cluster driver's seat for the time being. Other scores from last week were Goshen 14, Wawasee 6, Memorial 14. Warsaw 10; North Wood 47. Rochester 0; and Whitko 36, Tippe Valley 29 North Wood’s defense should get a stiff test this Friday when the Panthers travel to Warsaw for a Northern Lakes Conference clash The contest pits a defense which has not allowed a point in 1984 against one of the conference’s top offen- x sive players, Chad Hopkins. Other games in the pick ’em poll are Bremen 'at Wawasee, Mishawaka Marian at Goshen, Tri-County at Triton and Manchester at Tippe Valley. The guest picker for this week is Jay Smith. A physical education teacher at North Webster Junior High School, Smith is frequently seen officiating football, basketball and baseball games throughout the school year. He also coaches the North Webster Junior High football team. GUEST — (.867) Smith's wearing the glass slipper this week as he attempts to continue the Cinderella nerformance of our guest pickers. Winners: Warsaw, Goshen. Tri-County, Bremen and Tippe Valley KUHN — (.860) Kuhn correctly called the Whitko-Valley game last week and looks for the Vikes to rebound from that loss with a win over Manchester. Other winners: North Wood, Goshen, Triton and Wawasee CHARLES — (.733) It could be tough for Dickerson and crew to contain the throwing arm of Ken Phillips: Bremen, Goshen, Tri-County, Warsaw, Tippe Valley RHODES — (.733) With a chance to move up on the totem pole, Rhodes is, for the most part, picking with the home field advantage this week. Winners: Warsaw, Goshen, Tri-County, Wawasee arid Tippe Valley • WEINSTEIN — (.667) Following a rough 2-for-5 week, Weinstein is hoping that these picks will pull him out of the cellar: Warsaw, Marian, Triton, Bremen, Tippe Valley

Douglas was 14th. On Tuesday, Sept. 11, team team beat Concord 18-41. Jeff Carey, Brian Jones and Jason Douglas swept the top three places. Carey’s winning time was 10:57 Other finishers for Lakeland were Coung Reed (fifth), Rod Coy (seventh), Chad Jones (ninth), Chad Hoffert (10th), Jennifer Titus (14th), Stuart Ough (19th), Matt Hoffert (20th), Kendra Douglas < 22nd) and Sue Harman (24th). The team returns to action on Saturday at West Noble.

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JUNIOR HIGH CROSS-COUNTRY — Pictured above is the 1984 Lakeland Junior High School cross-country team. The team consists of sixth, seventh and eighth grade runners from Milford, North Webster and Syracuse schools. Returning letterwinners are listed in bold type. Sitting in the first row are Jason Douglas, Kendra Douglas, Stuart Ough and Rod Coy. In the second row are Brian Jones, Jeff Corey, Chad Hoffert, Matthew Hoffert and Chad Jones. In the third row are Susan Harman. Julie Fulp, Jennifer Titus, Cuong Reed and coach David Stookey. The team opened its season on Tuesday, Sept. 4, with a home meet against West Noble.

Netters drop two in NLC

The Wawasee boys’ tennis team continued to struggle through the 1984 season, dropping two Northern Lakes Conference matches in the past week. Coach Scott Siler’s team now has a 1-9 overall record, 0-4 in the conference, heading into tonight’s (Wednesday) home match against Northridge. The match is scheduled to begin at 4:30 p.m. The Warriors latest loss came at the hands of NLC power Warsaw. No Wawasee player had won an individual match against a Warsaw opponent in thg past two years, and the string remained intact as the Tigers posted a 5-0 win. “Warsaw is definitely one of the two top teams in the conference,” said Siler. “The NLC championship is going to be decided by the match between Warsaw and Concord.” Chuck Gray was the lone junior varsity winner for the Warriors. Singles No. 1— Brian Scott (War) def Troy Watson 6-2, 6-0 No. 2 — Kepp Crabb (War) def. Jeff Dunithan 6-0. 6-0 No. 3 Derek Payne (War) def. Shannon Angle 6-0, 6-0 Doubles No. 1 — Steve Hollar-Darrin Conley <W’ar> def Mark McLean-Erik Sharp 6-1, 6-2 No. 2 — Mitch Kehler-Brent Bair i War > def Lachlan McLean-Bill Hut-

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Sunday Night Mixed Logan Rogers 4 0 * No 8 4 0 No 4 4 0 No 11 3'-s 'n Siabaugh Canvas 3 1 Fairmont 3 1 Millers Heating 3 1 Dreamers 3 1 Stray Cats -1 3 LAS 13 Wawasee Bowl 1 3 No 4 13 Wallace Welding Vy 3V9 The Semaphores 0 4 No 5 0 4 High team game and series. Siabaugh Canvas-721 1981 500 series: M Clevenger 554, G Swihart 545. C Summerlot 550. E. Siabaugh 521. M Rensberger 510. D Fink 507. C Fink 503 450 series C Simpson 488. S. Byrd 454 200games: E Siabaugh 216. G Swihart 201 160 games D Fink 176. 183. S Siabaugh 180. M Rensberger 173. 168. 168. B Swihart 181. S Byrd 162. E. Siabaugh 167. C Simpson 162. 185 Tuesday Night Ladies D P P 's 8 4 Go Getters 8 4 The 3 Delights 8 4 Grannies & The Kids 7 5 Alley Cats e 6W JVi Cocinero's 6 6 Margarita's S’o 6’t The Chumps 5 7 No . 5 4 8 Missfitts J 8 High team game and series: D P P 's — 484 1317 500 series: E Siabaugh 511 450 series: D Gian 478. E. Wogoman 480. M Lambright4sl,l. Dull 472, S. Gilbert46B 160 games: D. glon 188,182, P. Blosser 161. E. Wogoman 178, T. Swihart 164, D. Loveilette 182. C. Stump 160. E. Siabaugh 166. 168, 176. M Lambright 175, P. Snyder 163. I. Dull 181 S. Gilbert 168, 168 HRiITOrO BVIMWSS Sleepy Owl is 1 Milford Motors 14 2 Kentucky Fried 12 4 Shue's 12 4 Family Fare 11 5 Lakers 11 5 Chore Time 10 6 Eagles 10 6 North Webster Legion 8 8 Johncock A Brayton ' 8 8

chinson 6-1, 6-4 Goshen Last Thursday, the Warriors dropped a tough 5-0 decision to NLC foe Goshen on the Redskins’ home courts. Despite the onesided final score, the Warriors suffered several close defeats at the hands of their hosts. Wawasee’s Troy Watson extended Bruce Grevengoed to three sets before withdrawing when he was behind 4-3 in the final set. He captured the first set in a tie-breaker and lost the second set 7-5. Jeff Dunithan and Shannon Angle lost a close three-set match

Ladies' golf results

Maxwelton It was Old Timers Day at Maxwelton on Wednesday. Sept. 5, and the play of the day was “Blind Partners." Alice Herbison and Jo Houser were the winners. Second place went to Fay Welch and Vera McConnel. Betty Kline and Doris Sedgewick tied for third place with Gladys Anderson and Delight Craig. Lois Blanchard and Ginny Lomont finished fourth. Twenty ladies from Maxwelton, two from Maplecrest, and three from South Shore par-

Campbells 8 8 Sharps 7 , 8 Webster Vans 7 8 Dana 7 8 Hen sc hen Oil 6 10 Wuthritfh & Sons 6 >0 Mathews 4 12 No 13 1 15 UAW 0 16 Frost 0 16 H Igh team game North Webster Legion A Webster Vans - 855 High team series Webster Vans — 2611 600 series J. Pounds6l3 500 series K Trim 511. K Plickerd 508. C Lindzy 530. R Lindzy 578. B Wiles 516. G Bell 530. B Wainscott 510. R Bartmans2l. J. Bartman 534. B Gordon 505. B Kehr 508. D Orn 511. G Pautt 541, D Whetten 534. E. Harting 514, A boles 562. R Peterson 538. D Dewitt 525. D Kern 521. C. Beezley 510. S Keim 518. P Williams 558. D Weiser 582, G Enem $57. L. Young 572. D Butler 518. M. Moore 503. P Beezley 528, B Stevens 587, M. Harrington 545. Cobbler 508. Lawson 531. P Lund 544, T. Hippe 510 200 games R. Lindzy 218. B Wainscot 224. G Beil 212. J. Bartman 204. J. Pounds 212. 218. D. Whetten 212, D. Orn 204. G Pautt 214. G Enem 212. L. Young 215. G Daffron 212. P Beezley 213, B Stevens 214. D. Baker 200. M. Harrington 204. Cobbler 200. Lawson 201. P Lund 202, A. Gammiere 206 . . County Moore's Shoes 10 2 Tux Shop 10 2 Kurty's Keglers 10 2 Wawasee Bowl 7 5 Miller's Heating 6 6 Paul's U Lock it 5M 6’x Fay's Boat Service S 7 Bud's Body Shop S 7 Wawasee Service Center 5 7 Parker's Hybrids i 1 Classic Formed Products 5 7 llth Frame Lounge 4V» 7M> Cotton A Cotton Ins. 4 8 Ye OMe Pub 2 10 High team game and series: WawaseeSer vice Center - WB7 3141 600 series: R. Solina 607, D. Armbruster 678, R. Hyde 614 500 series: D. Trett 542, M Hoile 528. J. Kent 561. H. Dziak 560. C. Gamer 543, L. Longenbaugh 576. S. Yoder 541. G. Lower 542, M. Harrington 585. B. Conrad 535, E. Harrington 536, B. Siabaugh 504, W. Aktortor 527. J. Williams 500. J. Miller 520. P. Williams 583. F. Troup 548. R Zarse 544, C. Swihart 550. D. Hoogenboom 544. G. Swihart

to Mike Essig and Tim Hildebrand in number two doubles. The Goshen pair prevailed with a 7-5, 6-7 (3-7), 6-4 win. Singles No. 1— Bruce Grevengoed (G) def. Troy Watson 6-7 (2-7), 7-5, 4-3, default No. 2 — Todd Martin (G) def. Mark McLean 6-3, 6-1 No. 3 — Terry Slabach (G) def. Erik Sharp 6-2, 6-2 Doubles No. 1— Mike Hildebrand-Bart Frye <G> def. Lachlan McLean-Bill Hutchinson 7-5, 6-4 No. 2 — Mike Essig-Tim Hildebrand (G) def. Jeff Dunithan-Shannon Angle 7-5, 6-7 (3-71. 6-4

ticipated in the event. Big Boulder The following women placed high in league play at Big Boulder Golf Course on Wednesday, Sept. 5. Low Gross — Leatrice Rapp and Maxine Johnson Low Net — Maxine Johnson, Barbara Schultz and Leatrice Rapp Low Putt — Leatrice Rapp, Betty Scott and Barabara Schultz The Big Boulder awards luncheon will be held on Saturday, Sept. 29, at 12:00 noon.

524, G Opperman 522. C Truex S7B. D. Harper sls, T Harper $26. P Hunter 553. G Fisher 524. W Stably 518, M Zellinger 538. J Wood 516 200 games M Hoile 209. R Solina 201. 213. H. Dziak 207. G Lowe 205. M Harrington 234. 8. Conrad 205. J Miller 205. F Troup 224. C Truex 213. D. Harper 205. P. Hunter 221. G Fisher 210. W Stahly 201. D Arm bruster 215. 236. 227. R Hyde 226. 203 Monday Nite Early Birds Alley Cats 71 The/Single 3 71 Lucky Strikers 6 2 zifhe Sun Shiners 6 2 Swingin' Grandma's s"z 2W Never Come Latelies 5 3 Gutter Grabbers 4'j 3'* Damn We’re Good 3 5 Cocinero's 3 5 Pin Busters 2 6 Little Rascals 2 6 The Duds 17 High team game: Lucky Strikes — 631 High team series: The Single 3— 1706 , 500 series: P. Boger-536. N. Peterson 518, C Yoder $24. J. Siabaugh SOB 450 series: L. Stuby 450, B. Swihart 487, D. Allen 473, R. Farmer 476, F. Jones 496, Anita Whetten 471 S. McKee 476 200 games: F. Jones 202. C. Yoder 208. J. Siabaugh 303 170 games: P. Boger 188, 183. 165, L. Hunt 178. P. Brenneman 167, S. Minnix 162, L. Stuby 176. B. Swihart 168, 175. D. Alton 160, 166. R. Farmer 185. S. Klenke 180. L. Gardner 161 N. Peterson 17S. 180.164, Anita Whet ton 183, C. Yoder 180. C. Fifer 174, J. Siabaugh 16S. S. Truex IBA A. Peterson 164. S.McKevl73 Tuesday Aftormea Lathes Paul's U Lock It 4 0 Todd's 3 1 State Bank 3 1 Lil's Anchor Bar 3 1 Mastorcraft 3 1 Arrow Corp. 3 1 Thornburgs 1 3 La Pettie i 3 Ace Pest 1 3 Teghtmeyer 1 3 Nos 13 Beacon 0 4 High team game and series: Maitorcraft -832-2237 ‘ SOOseries: I. KaiisikS2l, J AAaher 548 450 series: S. WbNerman 468, L. Jones 408. c.Scheibee 454.6. Kline 481. J. Gray 404

Wed., September 12,1984 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Sports Calendar Week Os September 12 To September 19 WEDNESDAY Wawasee Girls* Golf 4:00 p.m., at Huntington North Wawasee Boys* Tennis J 4:30 p.m., at home vs Northridge C Wawasee Cross-Country H 4:30 p.m., at Tippe Valley \ THURSDAY Wawasee Boys’ Tennis 4:30 p.m., at Plymouth Wawasee Volleyball 5:45 p.m., at home vs Goshen Wawasee Freshman Football , 1 ' 6:00 p.m., at Northridge I n, , Wawasee Girls’ Swimming I \\ \ 6:30 p.m., at Goshen FRIDAY Wawasee Varsity Football 7:30 p.m., at home vs Bremen Wawasee Boys’Tennis ; 9:00 a.m., at La Ville Invitational Wawasee Cross-Country at West Noble Invitationalw ' / Wawasee Girls’ Golf 12:00 p.m., at Northrop Invitational VT > MONDAY 4 / Wawasee Boys’ Tennis 4:30 p.m., at home vs Bremen Wawasee Girls’ Swimming 6:30 p.m., at home vs Tippe Valley Wawasee JV Football 6:30 p.m., at Fairfield TUESDAY Syracuse Jr. High Football 6 6:30 p.m., at Wawasee vs Wakarusa J Milford Jr. High Football fl 5:00 p.m., at Stanley Clark (South Bend) 1 North Webster Jr. High Football 1 6:30 p.m., at Whitko vs Pierceton Vv Wawasee Girls’ Golf 4:00 p.m., at home vs Tippe Valley Wawasee Cross-Country 5:30 p.m., at Bremen vs Bremen/Rochester Wawasee Volleyball 6:30 p.m , at Whitko Wawasee Girls’ Swimming 6:30 p.m., at Bremen

Harriers split meet at Concord

The Wawasee boys’ and girls’ cross-country teams were in action last night, tangling with Concord and Plymouth in a Northern Lakes Conference meet at Ox Bow Park, Dunlap. The boys split in the triangular meet, downing Concord 15-49 and losing to Plymouth 22-33. The girls beat Concord 16-46 and Plymouth 20-41. The boys are now 3-3 overall and the girls are 3-2. Plymouth swept the top three places in the boys’ meet. Pete Bigler was the overall winner in 17:14. The top Wawasee finishers were Brian Popenfoose, third in 17:50; Mike Ballinger, fifth in 18:09; Carl Rouch, seventh in 18:25; Troy Minton, eighth in 18:36; and Jeremy Corson, 10th in 19:32. , Plymouth's Lisa Holland won the girls race in 17:34. She was followed, in order, by Sheila Kleinrichert (17:40), Becca Stiver (18:09), Amy Clouse (18:16), Sherri Mock (18:56),

200 games J Maher 213 160 games: R Carroll 164. I Kallsik 182. 174. A Berkey 160. J AAaher 100. S. Wolfer man 168. L Jones 171, 172. M. Bray 160. M. Willard 162. C Scheibee 168. B Smith 178, B Kline 174. J. Gray 177. L Welty 187 Thursday Nite Ladies Jones 71 Thornburg's 71 Kidd's 6 2 Golden Razor 6 2 3 Flags .4 2 Stop Inn 6 2 Buyrite 5 3 Louies '53 Wawasee Bowl 5 3 Pilchers 5 3 Lake City Bank I 5 3 Lake City Bank II 4 4 Monsanto 3 5 Wallace Welding 2 6 Sandi's Clip A Curl 2 6 Beacon 2 6 Footloose 2 6 Liberty Homes 17 Stanley Steemer 17 Dana 0 8 High team game and series Buyrite — 830 2387 500 series: H. Taylor 517, J. Reed 517, H. Grimm 560. R. Gerrity 500, J. Eldridge 506, C. Miller 516, K. Southern 530, N. Anderson 526. S. Eby 570 450 series: E. Siabaugh 488, M. Pautt 483, J. Wortinger 563, N. Galloway 470. L. Hawn 452. S. Kern 483, C. Inks 451. C. boyd 460, K. Kilgore 4761 D. Long 460. L. Bower 465. N. Gail 450, B. Gross 481, J. Brown 456, Y. Coburn 465 200 games: H. Taylor 204, 180, J. LReed 203, R. Gerrity 211 S. Eby 208,188 170 games: H. Grimm 17A 183. 183, J. Eldridge 186.172. C. Becher 171, D. Long 175. B. Gross I7S. 173, C. Clifton 174. C. Boyd 180, C. Miller 180, 176, W. Mitchell 179. K. Southern 171.191 S. Kern 187, C. Inks 175. N. Galloway 196, E. Siabaugh 178, N. Anderson 180 Lead O Lakes Cocinero's 4 0 Wawasee Bowl 4 0 State Bank of Syracuse (Inc.) Charger House 4 0 Kurty's Keglers 3 1 Lucky's Tavern 3 1 Goshen Auto Electric 3 1 . Knights of Columbus " 3 1 Elks 2W 119

Concord’s Susan Laughn (19:01); Mindi Wakeland (19:17), Plymouth's Melanie Clay (19:28); Marcie Coy (19:28) and Pat Routson. “The girls had a good meet,” noted coach Jerry Minton. “They are starting to look like they ought to look.” In other action from the past week, the boys downed Lakeland 16-39 and lost to East Noble 24-32. The girls dropped a 27-29 decision to East Noble. Mike Ballinger won the boys’ race in that meet, covering the course in 17:01. Carl Rouch was sixth in 17:57, Jeremy Corson was eighth in 18:03 and Brian Popenfoose was ninth in 18:08. Becca Stiver finishedjsecdnd in the girls’ race. Itertime was 17:09. The teams are back in action at Tippe Valley tonight (Wednesday). They travel to West Noble for an invitational meet on Saturday.

Syracuse Legion 2 2 Wawasee Pro Shop 2 2 Werker Bros I’9 2'9 American Builder 1 3 No 16 13 Doc's Hardware I 3 Terry's Asphalt 1 3 Sea Nymph 0 4 Gourmet Grocer 0 4 Thermogas 0 4 Vylastos (Inc.) High team game: Kurty's —829 High team series: Wawasee Bowl — 2552 500 series: T. West 535, R. Mathew 554, D. Barhydt 522, C. Walton 513, C. Walton 509. R. Hostetler 550. D Paternoster 511, P Wilson 504, O. Butler 515, K. Knisley 544. G. Knisley 531. E. Knight 511, D Baker 517, J. Wor linger 533. H. Dziak 569, J. SheetsSl6. B. Einsiedel 515. M. Sprague 506, M. Durham 514, G Stone $Ol, R. Trett 517, H. Gray 501, A. Epert 501. W. Schwalm 518 200 games: D. Vanefte 220. R. Hostetler 203, D. Butler 206, G. Knisley 220, M. Clevenger 202, J. Wortinger 225, H. Dziak 201. J. Sheets 217, A. Epert 202. M. Hoile 201, W Schalm 206 Friday Nite Mixed Jeanettes Bridal 3 1 Eby Ford Wakarusa 3 I Syracuse Cleaners 3 1 Millers 3 1 McDonalds Pickup Service 3 1 Classic 1 3 Todd 1 3 Rtttlet Products 1 3 , Frost Antenna 1 3 Baxter Technology 13 St. Charles (Unopposed) High team game: Eby Ford Wakarusa — 731 High team series: Jeanettes Bridal —1986 500 series: E. Harrington 567, G. Pauff 507, D. Armbruster 587. D. Hamilton 518, G. Hamilton 501. K. Knisley 543. S. Kern 509, J. Kern 513, B. Thwartssoß, S. Yoder 3K>. i. Fry 513, P. White 516 450 series: G. Thwarts 455, L. Heron 480, L. Jones 461, S. Penick 450, D. Blackport 462, S. Peterson 478. M Peuff 486,1. Kalisik 455 200 games: E. Harrington 203, D. Armbruster 216, G. Hamilton 201, S. Yoder 227, 210, S. Kern 2018. Thwarts 202. J. Fry 210 M 0 games: G. Thwarts 175, L. Yoder 164, L. Jones 167, B. Homitton M 2, L. Heron 174. S. Penick M 6, D. Blackport M 9, M. Pauff 181 S. Peterson Ml, I. Kallsik in, C. Harrington 106,5. Beaty 162

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