The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 September 1984 — Page 11

Sports

Netters set sights on NLC tourney

Wawasee’s hard luck in Nor-, thern Lakes Conference tennis action continued this week as the Warriors fell to Bremen 5-0 on Monday, Sept. 17. The Warriors are now 1-12 overall and 0-6 in the NLC heading into tonight’s home match with North Wood. The Wawasee number one doubles combination of Lachlan McLean and Bill Hutchinson won one set in their match, but it was the lone set won by the Warriors on the afternoon. The duo dropped their match by the score of 1-6, 7-*5, 6-7 (5-7). “I thought we had a shot at winning several of the positions,” Siler said. "Mark McLean played well and our number one doubles team had a good match. But overall we could have played better.” Following tonight’s home match, the Warriors will prepare for this weekend’s NLC tournament at Plymouth Singles play will begin on Friday night and doubles will start on Saturday morning Although Wawasee has yet to win a conference match this year. Siler thinks his team has a shot at improving on last year's sixth-place tourney finish "We have a shot at finishing fifth, but I think we’ll have to play well to get that high," he noted. "Winning first round matches is , going to be the key to where we finish." . Singles No. I — Dean Huppert < B > def Troy Watson 6-1, J 6-0 - No. 2 — Carey Jones <B > def Mark McLean 6-3. 6-2 . i Jay Dell B> def Erik Sharp 6-1. 6-4 Doubles No. 1— Wade Holmes Charley Heister < B > def Lachlan McLean Bill Hutchinson 6 1. 5-7. 7-6 <7-5> No. 2 — Dave Berg Ryan Aurand < B > def Jeff Dunithan-Shannon Angie 6-2, 6-4 Tournament Mark McLean captured the champfonship of the number two singles competition at the La Ville Tournament on Saturday. Sept

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15. The Warriors finished fourth overall, with 24 points. McLean nailed down the championship with a 6-3, 7-5 win over Fairfield’s Dewayne Hoffman in the finals. He defeated La Ville’s Kevin Mull 5-7, 6-4, 7-5 in a threehour battle in the opening round. The number one doubles team of Lachlan McLean and Bill Hut-

■QJI w -* ? I I ■ ■ * SWING LOW — Wawasee senior Lachlan McLean reaches low to return a ball during Monday’s home tennis match against Bremen. McLean plavs number one doubles with Bill Hutchinson. (Photo by Tom Charles)

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chinson finished second. They dropped the championship match to LaVille’s Kirk Snyder and Mike Sauer 6-2, 7-5. Plymouth Erik Sharp provided the Warriors with their only win of the day as they dropped a 4-1 decision to Plymouth on Thursday, Sept. 13. The loss left Wawasee with an

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0-5 conference record. Sharp downed Craig Weidener 6-3, 6-4 at number three singles. The only other Warrior to win a set was Troy Watson at number one singles. Singles No. 1— Neil Hunter (P) def. Troy Watson 6-3 4-6, 6-0 No. 2 — Kent Jeffirs (P) def. Mark , McLean 6-1, 6-1 No. 3 — Erik Sharp (W) def. Craig Weidener 6-3, 6-4 Doubles No. I — Tony Plothow-Scott

Swimmers drown opponents

By MARK WEINSTEIN Sports Writer The Wawasee girls’ swim team improved its record to 4-1 on the season with a pair of easy ‘victories the past week. The Warriors’ drowned Tippecanoe Valley, 132-31, Monday, Sept. 17, and then came back the following evening to bury Bremen 115-57 “For being a low-pressure meet, I was pleased with our performance,” said Wawasee head coach Tim Caldwell in reference to the Bremen meet. “We created some interesting races, but it wasn't a tough meet.” Wawasee captured nine of the 11 first place spots in the meet. Only in the 100-yard backstroke and freestyle relay did a Bremen Lion place higher than a Wawasee swimmer. Pam Foyle, once again, paced the winning effort by capturing two first place spots. Foyle was declared the winner in the 50 and 500-yard freestyle events. Kris Neff also faired well at the meet as she was a part of the winning 200 medley relay team. She also captured the individual medley and finished second in the 100-yard backstroke. Perhaps the moment that most pleased Caldwell was the performance of Steph Berkey. The underclassman won the 100-yard

Sunday Night Mixed Logan Rogers 71 Cocinero's 6'l I'-s* Dramers 6 2 Fairmont 6 2 ’ No 6 5 3 Slabaugh Canvas 4 4 Miller's Heating 4 4 Stray Cats . 4 4 LAS 44 Wawasee Bowl 4 4 Short A Long 3 1 Captain's Place 2 6 Wallace Welding l"z 6'i The Semiphores 17 McMurphy's 1 7 No 7 13 High team game: Slabaugh Canvas — 768 High team series: Dreamers — 2270 A Slabaugh 615, C. Swihart 607 500 series B Slabaugh 515. S Rensberger 521. H. Gray 536. C Fink 539. B Canfield 578, E Slabaugh 563. M. Clevenger 548. C Sum merlots9l. B Knisley 547 450 series M Rensberger 474. K Canfield 478. S Butler 468. K. Larimer 495. B Swihart 460. P Summerlot 488 200 games: P. Money 202. C. Fink 202. K Larimer 200, C. Swihart 235. E Slabaugh 207. A Slabaugh 234 203. M Clevenger 202. C Summerlot 210. B Knisley 208 160 games M Rensberger 177. D. Fink 171. 177, K Canfield 163. S Butler 161. 160, K Larimer 174, B Swihart 172. C Boyd 180. E Slabaugh 190. 166. P. Summerlot 175. M Ear nhart 166. F Money 164. S Gardner 164 Junior BTCB 40 Cannon Bowlers Yellow Jackets 2 2 Fantastic Freaks 2 2 The Pin Polverisers 2 2 No 10 22 No 9 22 Rin Busters 2 2 SAL ' 3 Pin Killers 0 4 High team game No 10 — 790 High team series: B T.C.B. —2096 400 series A Wright 439. T C levenger 437. 8 Richcreek 410. J Simpson 401 37$ series C McDonald 392. D. Blosser 388. J Slabaugh 383. C Cripe 37$ 3so series C Brawer37o ISO games A. Wright 238. T. Clevenger 160-257. C. McDonald 159 139. D Blosser 159 IS3.T Caudill 151 125 games J. Simpson 143. 143, B

Danielson (P) def. Lachlan McLeanBill Hutchinson 6-2, 6-2 No. 2 — David Alspach-Doug Chase (P) def. Jeff Dunithan-Shannon Angle 6-1,64) Northridge Despite wins at the number one and two singles positions, the Warriors dropped a 3-2 verdict to Northridge on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Wawasee lost two three-set matches during the afternoon. In junior varsity action, Northridge claimed a 5-3 victory. Bob Bartlett, Chuck Gray and Dave

freesytle with an impressive 1:04.1 clocking. “I thought Steph swam really well,” said Caldwell. “She had a very good time.” Other Wawasee winners deluded Kristi Rowe in the /u-yard butterfly, Julie McDaniel, who won the 200-yard freestyle, Julie Schmahl, diving, and Danielle Iwankowitsch in the 100-yard breaststroke. Stacey Boles earned two second place spots in the meet. Valley Drowns Against Valley, Wawasee had everything its way throughout the meet. Eleven first place performances were turned in by the Warriors as Tippecanoe Valley could barely manage three second place finishes. Wawasee’s leader throughout the season, Foyle, captured two top prizes against the Vikings, the 100 and 200-yard freestyle. Kris Neff also turned the trick by winning the 100-yard backstroke and 50-yard freestyle. “It was almost embarrassing for us to beat them like we did,” confessed Caldwell. “But there was nothing that I could do. Our girls swim too hard at practice not to let them compete because our opponent is weak.” Caldwell tried to juggle the lineup of events around, hoping to create a tighter meet, but that didn’t even work. Wawasee con-

Richcreek 140 139-131. J. Slabaugh 138. S. Lent 132. C. Cripe 131 128. M. Shepard 130, B Tallon 127, C Brower 126 Milford Business Kentucky Fried Chicken 16 4 Sleepy Owl 15 5 Shue's Curiosity % 15 5 Family Fare 15 5 Lakers ’5 5 Milford Motors ' 4 6 Chore Time H 9 No Webster Legion 11 9 Campbells Market H 9 Johncock A Brayton ' 119 Dana 1 1 9 Eagles 10 10 Sharps Hardware '0 ,0 Webster Vans 8 12 Henshein Oil 7 13 Wuthrich A Sons 7 13 Mathews Body Shop 6 14 11th Frame Lounge .5 15 UAW 0 2 ° Frost Antenna 0 20 High team game and series: Campbells Market-938 2681 600 series: E Harting 600. S. Stump 607, P Beezley 601 500 series: B Hayner 520. D Dewitt 557. G Freiheit 509. Kunner 581. Lawson 554, P Campbell 570. D Butler 586. L. Newman 561, Denny Wuthrick 522, D Wuthrick 582, K Plickerd 566. K Hainer 511. K Mathews 562. P Smith 593. T. Hippe 517. M Shear 534. L Mont 542, D Baker 584. C Smith 537. B Wiles 518. J Barfman 510. P Williams 517. B Stahly 541. D Kern 586. J Pounds 551 200 games E Hailing 226. 205. D Dewitt 215. P Campbell 223. D Butler 213. 202. D Wuthrick 201. K Pickard 200. S Stump 212. 236. K Mathews 223. B Beezley 20$. P Smith

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Welker were Wawasee’s winners. Singles No. I — Troy Watson (W) def. Arlan Yoder 6-4, 6-3 ! l No. 2 — Mark McLean (W) def. Darin Bender 6-0, 7-5 No. 3 — Andy Miller (N) def. Erik Sharp 6-3, 5-7, 6-1 Doubles No. 1— Rick Morehouse-Dave Zehr (N) def Lachlan McLean-Bill Hutchinson 6-1, 6-4 No. 2 — Renell Knapp-Craig Kaufman <N) def. Jeff Dunithan-Shannon Angle 6-1. 2-6, 6-4

tinued to roll up the points. Wawasee should be able to stay on the winning track Monday, Sept. 24, When it visits North Wood. “We shouldn’t hate too much trouble with North Wood. and then Rochester should be a pretty good meet,” informed Caldwell of the upcoming meets. "But then when we go up against Elkhart Central, then it could be my turn to take the lumps.” Bremen Results 200 medley relay — Wawasee (Neff, Iwankowitsch, Rowe, Eldridge) 2:15.9: W : B 200 individual medley — Neff, W, 2:40.7; Berkey, W; Yocum, B 50 freestyle — Foyle. W. 28.0: Ready. B; Baumgartner. W Diving — Schmahl, W, 152.2: Dykstra, B; Emmert, W 100 butterfly — Rowe, W, 1:15.5; Boles, W; Holdeman, B 100 frestyle — Berkey, W, 1:04.1; Moran, B; S. Eldridge. W 200 freestyle — McDaniel, W, 2:21.1; Boles, W; Anderson, W 500 freestyle — Foyle, W. 5:56.4; McDaniel, W; C. Eldridge, W 100 — Ready, B, 1:13.4, Neff, W; Fisher, W 100 breaststroke — Iwankowitsch, W, 1:24.6; Holdeman, B; Gordy, B freestyle relay — Bremen (Moran, Palmer, Yocum, Ready), 4:25.0; Wawasee; Wawasee

214. 209, M. Shearer 201. D. Baker 224, B Wiles 204, R Kehr 202, D. Kern" 215. P William 205 ’ Monday Nite Early Birds - Sun Shiners 9 3 Allfy Cats 8 4 Gutter Grabbers 7'i 4' a Lucky Strikes 7 5 The Single 3 7- 5 Damn We re Good 7 5 Cocinero’s Lady's 7 5 Swingin'Grandma's 6'z s'a Never Come Latelies 6 6 Pin Busters 5 7 Conniuer's 5 7 Barbee Slowpokes $ 7 Littlg Rascals 3 9 The Duds 111 High team game and series Conniuer's — 578 1652 SOOseries N Peterson 526. B SwihartSH. J Slabaugh 533 450 series L. Gardner 488. E Wogoman 485. C Yoder 461. C Yoder 467. S Truex 482. R Farmer 470. L. Stuby 471, L Hunt 466 170 games L Gardner 170. 166. £ Wogoman 178. J Hoover 160. N Peterson 178, 192, C. Ydder 180 i C. Whetten 162, 197, S Minnix 182. B Swihart 185. 191, S Truex 188. D. Allen 175. J. M6ule 175. R. Farmer 163. 177. F Jones J Slabaugh 197, 178. L Stuby 162. L Hunt 176 Bantam Care Bears 2 ’ The Good Guys 1 2 High team game and series Care Bears — 562 1105 100 series Bambi Bar*man 106

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Sports Calendar Week Os September 19 To September 26 WEDNESDAY. Milford Volleyball *- 4:30 p.m., at home vs Nappanee North Webster Volleyball 4:15 p.m., at Pierceton THURSDAY Syracuse Junior High Football 5:00 p.m., at Wawasee vs South Whitley fjftV-’* Syracuse Junior High Volleyball 4:30 p.m., at home vs Fairfield « Wawasee Girls’ Golf ' 4:15 p.m., at Culver Wawasee Cross-Country a - V* , t 4:30 p.m., at Columbia City ; Wawasee Volleyball /- ** 4 6:15 p.m., at Concord Wawasee Freshman Football 6:30 p.m., at home vs Goshen FRIDAY Wawasee Varsity Football 7:30 p.m., at Concord Wawasee Boys’ Tennis , f" 4:30 p.-m., NLC meet at Plymouth SATURDAY Wawasee Boys’ Tennis 9:00 am., NLC meet at Plymouth fejoM Wawasee Cross-Country ? \ 10:00 a.m., at Culver U N Wawasee Girls’ Golf » T 9:00 a.m., sectional at Maxwelton ' . MONDAY ! Wawasee Boys’ Tennis 4:00 p.m., at home vs Elkhart Memorial Wawasee Girls' Swimming fIV 6;30 p.m., at North Wood Wawasee JV Football j < 6:30 p.m., at home vs Concord < Wawasee Volleyball 6:00 p.m , at home vs Northridge ' TUESDAY Syracuse Jr. High Football /WBfl 4:30 p.m., at Milford North Webster Jr. High Football <5 6:30 p.m., at Wawasee vs South Whitley Wawasee Boys’ Tennis * 4:30 p.m., at Manchester I I Wawasee Cross-Country . W \ 5:00 p.m.. at home vs Goshen/NorthWood . Wawasee Volleyball 3 6:30 p.m , at Columbia City *Lt/

60 series Raymond Bloser 76. Adam Farmer 72 35 games: Bambi Barfman 58,48 Darcy Murphy 37. Raymond Blosser 38. 38, Adam Farmer 43 Tuesday Night Ladies The 3 Delights 11 5 Grannie's A The Kids 11 5 Alley Cats 9 'i t 6'z D P P.'S » 7 Go Getter's -« 9 7 The Youngster ’7 9 Cocinero's 7 9 The Chumps 6 10 Mis 3 Fits 6 10 Margaritia's s'z 10’ ? High team game DPP's —482 High team series Alley Cats — 1343 500 series D Glon 533 450 series P Snyder 467. P Blosser 461. C. Stump 465. T Stewart 458. I Dull 450 200 games P Blosser 210 160 games L Swihart 163. M Lambright 164. P Snyder 176, D Glon 186. 179. 168. D Lovellette 178. T. Stewart 183. I Dull 161. 172. S Gilbert 160 Preps Thunderbolts 2 1 King Pin Strikers 2 1 Strike Force 2 ' Lucky Seven 1 2 Little Alley Cats 1 2 Purple. Panthers 12 High team game King Pin Strikers — 585 High team series King Pin Strikers and Thunderbolts - 1144 150 series J Conkling 162. J Clevenger 197. Ann Southern 215. M. Walton 193. J Kausal 251. A. Dunnithan 192. G Coburn 240. J Richardson 206

110 series: S. Spurling 125, S Kausal 133. H. Larmar 123. M. Podesta 147, L. Walton 132. E. Conkling 114, M. Voor 118. M. Mast 131. A Jones 128 60 games C Spurling 73, S Kausal 66. 67. H Larmar 61. 62, J Conkling 87. 75. J ’ Clevenger 112 85. M. Podesta 91. A Southern 113. 102. L Walton 75. M Walton 95. 98. E. Conkling64, J. Kausal 111. 140. A Dunnithan 102. 90. M Mast 76, G. Coburn 109, 131. J Richardson 109, 97, A Jones 68. 60 Jr. high harriers continue to roll The Lakeland Junior High cross-country team ran its record to 5-0 with an impressive 19-41 win over Plymouth on Tuesday, Sept. 18. Jeff Carey was the overall winner in 10:51. Other Lakeland runners in the top 10 were Jason Douglas, third in 11:01; Brian Jones, fourth in 11:06; Cuong Reed, fifth in 11:14; Rod Coy, sixth in 11:43; Chad Jones, eighth in 11:51; and Chad Hoffert, 10th in 12:16. Jennifer Titus was the first girl to finish. She was 16th overall in a time of 12:49. The team travels to Westview on Thursday, Sept. 20, for a tough dual meet.

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