The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 October 1984 — Page 9

Sports

Wawasee whips Bethany, awaits North Wood

By MARK WEINSTEIN Sports Writer Wawasee’s volleyball team ran its record to 11-2 Tuesday, Oct. 9, by whipping Bethany Christian t 15-9, 15-12, in a non-conference clash in Goshen. Wawasee’s senior-laden lineup paced the Warriors in the first game of the match, but Coach Barb Brouwer went to her bench in the finale. In doing so, Bethany Christian raced out to a 11-5 lead, and seemingly had Wawasee on the

Sports comment — Calling the shots CHARLES

TERRY MEADS, SYRACUSE LANGUAGE ARTS teacher, has be hired to fill the basketball coaching vacany on the Wawasee High School staff. Meads is a Grace College graduate and is in his first year of teaching in the Lakeland Corporation. Meanwhile, the basketball program at North Webster is in need of two coaches for the upcoming season. Both the boys’ and girls’ seventh grade teams are without coaches. SEVERAL WAWASEE AND JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETES have written their own chapter in the school’s record books this fall and deserve some special recognition. WHS girls’ swim team members Jeanine Gunn and Pam Foyle have already set new records with part of their season left to go. Gunn, a junior, established a new diving record of 261.10 points in a meet against North Wood. Classmate Foyle set school standards in the 200 freestyle (2:08.87) and the 500 freestyle (5:41.11). Wawasee cross-country runners Mike Ballinger and Sheila Kleinrichert have also set school records with a few meets yet to run- Ballinger lowered the standard for the boys’ 5,000-meter course to 16:12 in a meet at Whitko. Kleinrichert owns the girls’ record of 16:29 for 4,000 meters. The undefeated Lakeland Junior High School cross-country team also set three new records during its season. Jeff Carey set a new record for 3,000 meters with a time of 10:18. Brian Jones established a new 4,000 meter record of 14:06.8. The team of Carey, Jones, Jason Douglas, Cuong Reed and Rod Coy set a new five-man record with a combined time of 53:33. PIGSKIN PREDICTIONS This week’s only area game with any postseason significance is at Nappanee where the North Wood Panthers play host to the Whitko Wildcats. The winner will advance to the playoffs as the Cluster AA-34 representative. The Panthers are currently 2-0 in the cluster and the 'Cats are 1-1. Last week’s results were Concord 14, Warsaw 9; East Noble 10, Wawasee 7; Plymouth 21, North Wood 20; Northridge 10, Fairfield 6; Jim-

Bowling

Monday Nile Early Birds Never Come Latelies 18 6 Darn We re Good 17 7 Pin Busters IS 9 Swingin Grandma's 14»y 9'i Single] U 10 Sun Shiners 14 10 Lucky Strikes 13 II Gutter Grabbers 12'1 ll'y Alley Cats 11 13 Connlvers 11 13 Barbee Slowpokes 8 16 Little Rascals 8 16 Cocinero's 7 17 The Duds 5 19 High team game and series Lucky Strikes - 589 1 709 500 series: B Swihart 567. Anita Whetten 522. C Yoder 564. E Wogoman 515 450 series F Jones 497. N. Peterson 473. Annie Whetten 492. S Bucher 459. P Boger 452. B Peterson 491, S Kienle 468. L Gard ner 466. J Maule 462 200 games R Farmer 200. B Swihart 206 170 games F Jones 171. 178. B Swihart 199, 162. Anita Whetten 191. 182. N Peterson 163. 168. C Yoder 186. 180. 198. E Wogoman 181. Annie Whetten 179. 161. S Bucher 160. J Slabaugh 167, P Boger .162. B Peterson 187, 173. D Mallane 176. S Klenke 188. L Gard ner 160. S Truex 172.162. J Maule 164 Thursday Nile Ladies Golden Razor 18 6 Wawasee Bowl 16 8 Kidds 15 9 ’llchers 15 9 top Inn 14 10 ake City Bank I 14 10 uyrlte 13 11 Iborty Homes 13 11 Indi * Clip A Curl 13 11 luies 12 12

Bowling news

IT’S INAUGURATION DAY FOR the MailJornal’s new weekly bowling column. One of the coeitry’s most popular sports, bowling has a large foilwing in the Lakeland area. There are several actie leagues at Wawasee Bowl in Syracuse and we bpe that this column will help people keep inforned of the latest bowling* happenings. ANYONE IS WELCOME TO contribute news items to this column. High scores, split conversions; notices for league meetings or any other items of interest can be called in at either our Syractse or Milford offices (457-3666 or 658-4111). Be sun to leave your name and the name of the leaguein which the event took place. In <rder for an item to be included in Wednesday's piper, it should be submitted by Tuesday evening Any question regarding news items or the column should be directed to Tom Charles, 658-4111. We’re looking forward to hearing your news! A BOWL-FOR-LIFE BENEFIT will be held at

ropes. But the young Warriors regrouped under Brouwer’s leadership and defeated the Braves 15-12. Leading the victorious effort „ for Wawasee in spikes were Amy Bucher, four-of-seven with three kills and Shelly Brumbaugh, four-of-five with one kill. Christy Speicher settled for a four-of-four performance with two kills while Shelly Harris was three-of-four with no winners. Anita Swope continued to sparkle for the Warriors as she set 12-of-13 with seven winners

town 14, Goshen 11; and Oak Hill 28, Tippe Valley 8. The week's slate includes Whitko at North Wood, Jimtown at Concord, Goshen at Plymouth, Culver Military at Wawasee, Tippe Valley at Rochester, Warsaw at Bremen and Elkhart Central at Elkhart Memorial. A brief glance at the record books shows that Derk Kuhn, the guest picker and Rich Rhodes have identical 26-11 records. Tom Charles is close behind with a 24-13 slate and Mark Weinstein is hot on his trail at 23-14. Rhodes owns the best record over the past three weeks with a 13-4 mark in 17 games. Brenda Rhodes, newest member of the M-J editorial staff serves as this week’s guest picker. A North Webster native, she has been in mourning for the past two days since her Cubs took the plunge in San Diego. GUEST — (.703) “I’m thankful for this chance to prove my ignorance about high school football,” Rhodes said. Her picks include Waasee, Concord, Plymouth, Whitko, Warsaw, Tippe Valley and Memorial. KUHN — (.703) The Tigers are Kuhn’s pick to win the World Series. Local football winners include Wawasee, Concord, Plymouth, North Wood, Warsaw, Tippe Valley and Central. RHODES — (.703) Another vote for the American League champions to win the series. Rhodes also tabs CMA, Jimtown, Goshen, North Wood, Bremen, Tippe Valley and Central to improve their records. CHARLES — (.649) The Tigers should be wearing World Series rings over the winter. High school winners are Culver Military, Concord, Plymouth, North Wood, Warsaw, Tippe Valley and Central. WEINSTEIN — (.622) Weinstein’s calling for a Detroit sweep in the series. His gridiron winners are Culver Military, Concord, Plymouth, North Wood, Warsaw, Tippe Valley and Elkhart Central.

Jones 12 12 Thornburgs 12 12 3 Flags 12 12 Stanley Steemer > 12 12 Lake City Bank II 11 13 Footloose 10 14 Monsanto 9 15 Wallace Welding 8 16 Dana 7 17 Beacon 4 20 High team game and series: Louies — 922 2495 500 series C Miller 509. Y Coburn 543. H Taylor 569. L Jones. 524. J Eldridge 512. B Gross 520. L Hawn 548. S Flanagdn 555. C Becher 514. P Pollock 509. J Wortingersl7 450 series: C Boyd 492. S Gilbert 494, J Mullet 471. R Hite 487. N. Spurting 490. J Reed 481. D Walton 498. J. Brown 456. L Ulery 452. B Hamman 480. L Rife 488. S Kern 481, K Knisley 490. C Schwalm 477, F Money 451, D Fink 457. E Slabaugh 477, H Stuff 455. A Beehler 483. L Brower 470. N Gell 478. S Eby 473 200 games Y Coburn 206. 177, H Taylor 202. 200. J Eldridge 209, L Jones 200. 166. L Hawn 202. 182. S Flanagan 215. 188. J Wor finger 207 170 gamfs C Miller 186. 183. C boyd 170. R Hite 171, N Spurting 191. J Reed in. S Gilbert 191, 177. L Rife 184. O Walton 179, 176. B Hamman 170. B Leedy 177. R White 182. D Dean 178, B Gross 183. 170. S Kern 170. 179. K Knisley 176. C Stiffler 172. C Becher 177. 170. P Pollock 181. E. Slabaugh 173. E Price 172. H Stuff 179. A Beehler 175. L Brower 173. N Geil 174 Dana Couples Plikerd A Lindzy 7Vj Vy Lund & Anderson 71 Gammiere A Blanchard 71 Davis A Lewellan 9 71

Wawasee Bowl on Saturday, Oct. 20 during regular bowling hours. Proceeds from the benefit will be used to support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. St. Jude is actively involved in research on childhood cancer. Local bowlers are now searching for sponors who will back their efforts with a pledge of one penny for each point they score. Sponsors need to register before the bowling takes place. Anyone who is interested in contributing to the cause should contact either Pam Blosser (856-4788) or Suzi Pachynski (457-4131). NOTEWORTHY SCORES AND HAPPENINGS from the past week included some fine split conversions in the Thursday Night Ladies League. Colleen Schwalm picked up the 5-7 split, Effie Kiefer converted the 3-7-10 combination and Kathryn Knisley got the 2-7 split. Betty Swihart rolled a 567 series as part of the Monday Nite Early Birds league on Oct. 8. Her high game was 206.

and Belinda Whitridge, Swope’s backup, was 12-of-12 with six winners. Whitridge was also nine-of-10 in the serving department and Darlene Justice was six-of-six. “We didn’t play that well, but this was the first time some of our girls saw their gym,” said Brouwer after the victory. “I am pleased that some of the girls played and received some varsity experience.” In the junior varsity match, Wawasee defeated the Braves 15-13, 12-15, 15-3. The victory im-

Kammerdiener A Grothaus 5 3 Carpenter & Andrews 5 3 Daffron A Whetten 4 4 Hippe A Owen 4 4 Bestul A Veitch 4 4 Niles A Meyer 4 4 Ort A F lynn 4 4 RudeAJewson 3V» 4Vi Jones A Hutchinson 3 5 Hefty A Smith. 3 5 Calhoon A Dutcher 3 5 Herring A Farmer 3 5 Harmon A Elward 3 5 Furbee A Lemen 17 Campbell A Farr 17 Medley A Lawson 17 High team game and series Gammiere A Blanchard — 716 1963 500 series: T Gammiere 572. D Blanchard 550. J Davis 597. P Smith 531. 8 Hutchinson 530. P Medley 508. C Farr 528. T Hippe 543 450 series L Hunt 511. L Bestul 493. F Jones 490. B Smith 484. K. Elward 473. J Anderson 477. R Calbeck 458 200 games T Gammiere 211. P Medley 204. J. Davis2o3. 207. P Smith2o2 170 games: L. Bestul 203. 176, L. Hunt 182. B Smith 178. F Jones 178. N Herring 178, J Anderson 177, R Calbeck 177 Juniors Cannon Bowlers 12 4 BT C B lite 4te Fantastic Freaks 10 6 Pin Kellers 9 7 . Pin Busters 8 8 ( Yellow Jackets 8 8 SAL 79 Lucky Striker Ste- 10te Strikers 5 11 Pin Polverisers 4 12 High team game B T C B —835 High team series: Yellow Jackets —2173

By TOM CHARLES.

I ■ w ■ ■ ■ I L a I aa W ■ ■k ' ™ ■ wl ■ * V.- r--I? s*" 5 *" W ~ SWOPE SETS — Senior setter Anita Swope has been a big part of Wawasee’s volleyball offense this fall and has helped the Lady Warriors to an 11-2 record thus far. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

425 series: B. Strombeck 452. D. Blosser 444, C. Brower 441 400 series: J. Slabaugh 412. A. Rensberger 411. C McDonald 402. B TallonaOO 375 series B Burbank 398 350 series: S. Kahle 373. B. Richcreek 373, J Shields 363, A Wright 357. T Simpson 354. B Routson 353, C. Gamber 351 150 games: C. Brower 181, B Strombeck 179. B Burbank 162, A. Rensberger 161, J. Simpson 156. D Blosser 155. 165. B Richcreek 152, D. Byrd 151, C. Spurting 150 125 games J Shields 149, B. Tallon 148, 133, B Strombeck 148. T Clevenger 146, J. Slabaugh 144. 133. 135. S. Kahle 143, T. Simp son 141, C Brower 138, T Caudill 132. C. Gamber 130. B Burbank 132, B. Routson 129, S Lent 128. C Cripe 127, C. Conkling 127, C. McDonald 126, 143. 134. A. Wright 125. B Strombeck 125. K Manning 125. C Kline 128. A Rensberger 125, 125 Majors Gate Crashers 9 3 Three To One 8 4 Gutter Dusters 5 7 Gutter Balls 2 10 High team game: Gutter Balls — 829 High team series: Gutter Ousters — 2466 450 series: G Price46o. C Brower 478 400 series M. Losee 443. 8 Rensberger 432. K Gregory 429 375 series D Caudill 394, C Solina 392. B Hinderer 386. H. Brower 382 175 games B Rensberger 182 150 games: C. Brower 157, 174, B. Hinderer 157. C Solina 157, M. Losee 156. 167, G. Price 155. 148. 157, K Gregory 154 La nd-O-Lakes Cocineros 18 2 Stewarts 17 3 Kurleys 15 5 Wawasee Bowl 15 5 Sea Nymph 13 7 American Bldr's 12 8 Syracuse Legion 12 8 K of C 12 8 Ligonier Elks lOte 9te Pro Shop 9 11 Vy lacto* 9 11 Goshen Auto Elect. Bte 1119 Lucky's Tavern 8 12 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 7 13 Doc's Hardware 7 13 Thermogas 6te 1319 Charger House 6 14 State Bank Os Syracuse 6 14 Werker Brothers 419 15*9 Gourmet Grocers 4 16 High team game and series: Kurleys Keg lers— 930-2650 600 series: J. Worttnger6o9 500 series: H. Dziak SO3. J. Sheets 529, M. Yoder 545, M. Ducham $36, A. Epert 529, R Williams 553. G. Lowe 530, W Aldefer 515. C. Walton 575, B. Shivers 518. Paternoster SO9. D. Weaver SO6, Hostetler sl7. M Clevenger 553, B Buckey 538. C. Summerlot 531. C. Wogoman 533, G. Price $66, Kevin Knisley 568, G. Klenke 526, K. Knisley 529, RMathews 524. C. Finks4B 200 games: J. Wortinger 208. 232. M. Durham 235. R. Williams 201. C. Walton 220, P. Kintigh 211. D. Weaver 209. G. Price 205. Kevin Knisley 204 Bantams The Good Guys 8 4 Strawberry Short Cakes 6 6 Care Bears 619 519

proved the Warriors’ record to 12-3 for the year. Defeat Rochester “We didn’t play well, but we won anyway,” said Brouwer. “It was an important game for us, because it was a conference match.” Anita Swope keyed the 15-7, 6-15,15-5 victory over the Zebras with 48-of-49 sets and 11 winners. Swope consistently set up her teammates on offense. Christy Speicher was the leading hitter for Wawasee with

Foyle breaks records

By MARK WEINSTEIN Sports Writer Wawasee’s swim team suffered its third straight loss Tuesday, Oct. 9, as the host Plymouth Pilgrims defeated the Warriors 99-73. The defeat drops Wawasee’s record to 6-4. Wawasee earned just four first place spots in the meet with the Pilgrims. The medley relay team of Chris Neff, Danielle Iwankowitsch, Christy Rowe and Pam Foyle won the event with a time of 2:08.7. The only Warriors to win an event were Jeanine Gunn and Foyle. Gunn, of course, captured the diving competition as expected while Foyle was the winner in the 50 and 500 yard fresstyle events. In the 50 freestyle, Foyle was clocked at 27.9 seconds while in the 500 freestyle, she finished with a time of 5:49.3. “I know the girls don’t like losing three straight,” said Caldwell. “I am sure they will put a stop to this noise real soon.” One of the Warrior swimmers trying her hardest to stop the losing ways is Foyle. Against Concord she set two school records, nevertheless, they were not good enough to propel Wawasee past Concord. The Warriors dropped the Northern Lakes Conference swim meet to the visiting Minutewomen 106-66 in the Wawasee pool. Foyle provided Wawasee fans and coaches something to cheer about as she nipped Jennifer Darr’s 1981 school mark in the 200 yard freestyle event. With Caldwell cheering from the sidelines, Foyle finished the event in 2:08.87, eclipsing the old mark of 2:08.88. But one record was not enough

Ghost Busters 319 819 High team game and series: The Good Guys —3ll 596 100 series: Arron Knisley 111 60 series: Teresa Gardner 78, Bambi Bartman 85 50 games: Arron Knisley 69, Bambi Bart man 57 35 games: Arron Knisley 42. Teresa Gardner 43, 35 Lucky Seven 9 3 King Pin Strikers 8 4 Thunder Bolts 7 5 Strike Force 6 6 Purple Panthers 5 7 Little Alley Cats 1 11 High team game: Purple Panthers — 628 H igh team series: Thunder Bolts — 1184 200series: J. Kausal23B. A. Southern 273 150 series: J. Clevenger 156, C. Spurting 157, A. Dunnithan 191, L. Walton 178, M. Walton 184, J. Richardson 196, G. Coburn 197 110 series: D. Murphy 123, J Conkling 128. H. Lar mar 136, S. Kausal 116, M. Vorhees 128, E. Conklin 116. A. Young 140. M. Mast 128 100 games: L. Walton 102. A. Southern 1135.138. J. Richardson 112. G Cobum 113. J. Kauul 122.116. A. Dunnithan 111 60 games: E. Conklin 60. M. Walton 91. 93. L Walton 76. A. Young 84. J. Richardson 84. G Coburn 84, M. Mast 73. A. Dunnithan 80. M. Vorhees 83. C. Spurting 70, 87. S. Kausal 77. H. Larmar 68. 68. J. Conkling 70, J. Clevenger 75, 81. M. Podesta 64. D. Murphy 71, S. Farmer 75 County Tux Shop 21 ’ 7 Moore's Shoes 20 8 Kurly's Keglers 18 10 Bud's Body Shop 17 11 Fay's Boat Service 1$ 13 Wawasee Service Center 15 13 C A C Insurance 15 33 11th Frame t2<9 1539 Parker's Hybrid* ’ 12 16 YeOtdePub II 17 Miller * Heating ' 10 18 Classic Formed Products 10 18 Wawasee Bowl 10 18 Paul'* U Lock It 9W 1859 High team game and serie*: Moore's Shoe* —1026-2910 600 serie*: M Zelllnger 625, E. Cobum62l. D. Armbruster 617’ SOO series: J. Cross $63. B. Thwalts $32. H. Dziak $27, R. Bauman 502. C. Farr 570, M. Hoile 524. B Knisley $39. R. Hibschman 533. C. Frushour 519. O. Cotton $67. R. Southern 560. S. Yoder 533. C. Eby 520. W. Stahly 527. B Canfield 536. R. Knisley 537, M. Hawkins 523, T White 523, C. Swihart 538, E. Swihart 533, J. Kirkdorfer $69. E. Harrington $95. B. Slabaugh 520, W. Alderfer 509 200games: J. Cross2oo. R. Bauman2o3. L. Longenbaugh 216, C. Farr 212. R. Hlbschman 200, C. Frushour 210. D. Cotton 200. R. Southern 202. C. Eby 210, M. Zollinger 221. 244, E. Coburn 225, 222. D. Armbruster 221. 213. C. Swihart 200. J. Kirkdorfer 215, E. Her Ington2o4 Friday NigM Mixed Jeanette* Bridal >3 7 Miller* 13 7 Todd 13 8 McDonald* Pickup 12 8 St. Charles H •

an 18-of-20 performance and 10 kills. Sandy Payne was 15-of-17 and three kills and she was also perfect in serving (12-of-12). Shelly Harris contributed to the offense with eight of her 10 spikes being effective, although only four were winners. Greta Hilker was 11-of-13 in serves. Wawasee, after a day off, will jump back into Northern Lakes Conference action Thursday evening against North Wood. The Panthers were forced to forfeit eight of their games this season, one being a NLC contest.

for the talented junior. She went after her own 500 yard freestyle record which was set last year. In the longer event, Foyle easily bettered her 1983 record time with a 5:41.11 clocking. Her previous record was 5:47.77. Incidentally, Foyles’ school record in the 200 yard frestyle did not net her top honors against the Minutewomen. Concord’s Jill Welter finished ahead of Foyle with a 2:05.8 time. But in the record-breaking 500 yard freestyle performance, Foyle easily won the event. Both Concord swimmers were well behind the Wawasee champ. The only other first place finish for Wawasee came from the diving board. Although it was not Jeanine Gunn’s most impressive performance of the year, the junior still had plenty of points to win. She netted 225.45 points and outdistanced Julie Schmahl for the victory. In the meet, Caldwell witnessed 12 lifetime best times for his girls, despite two of his top swimmers being out with injuries. Christy Rowe, a butterfly specialist and Charlene Fisher, a backstroker, both missed the meet. Central Wins • “We went to a clinic and didn’t have to pay for admission,” said Caldwell after his Warriors were destroyed by top-ranked Elkhart Central 130-42. Foyle was the only Wawasee winner in the meet, winning the 100 yard freestyle in 59.5 seconds. She also finished second in the 200 yard freestyle event. The only other Warrior to gain., a second-place finish was Jeanine Gunn. Ironically, Gunn, who is ranked first in the state in the most recent power ratings was defeated by the second best diver in the state, Central’s Connie Minzey.

Riblet 11 9 Eby Ford (Inc.) 10 6 Classic 9 7 Frost TV 9 7 Syracuse Cleaners 7 13 Triple A's Plus 1 6 14 Baxter Technology (Inc.) 3 13 High team game and series. Jeanettes — 770-2120 600 series: Bob Thwalts624 500 series: D Armbruster S2B, M. Pauff 536. G. Pauff 513. P. Schopf 532, K. Knisley 583. M. Allberry 512, J. Blackport 507, A. Epert 540, I. Kalisik 532, S. Kalisik 504, E. Harrington 555, G. Thwalts 535, J. Kern 522, J. Maher 526, 8 Hamilton 510, L. Jones 521, G Hamilton 522, D. Hamilton SO9 450 series B Epert 475, C. Harrington 460, Rosarly 485 200games: G. Pauff 200. K. Knisley 212. E. Harrington 206. G. Thwalts 220, B Thwalts 212, 232, J. Maher 201. B Hamilton 214 160 games: M. Pauff 169, 175, 192, P. Schopf 190, 191, J. Fry 168, L. Hawn 170, B. Allberry 170. B. Epert 179, S. Beaty 165. 164, I. Kalisik 190, 195. C. Harrington 176. M. J. AAeyers 170, S. Kern 161, R. Burbank 165, 162, J Maher 169, L. Jones 172.168.181 Sunday Night Mixed Short A Long 18 2 Fairmont 17 3 Dreamers 13 7 The Semiphores 13 7 Cocinero's 12V9 .719 Logan-Rogers 12 8 LAS ’ 12 8 Miller's Heating 10 10 Slabaugh Canvas 9 11 Wallace Welding 819 1119 Wawasee Bowl 8 12 Stray Cats 7 13 The lllinl 7 13 Cloud Nine 5 15 Captain'* Place $ 15 McMurphy's 3 17 High team game and series: Cocinero's — 715-1956

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Wed., October 10.1984 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Sports Calendar • Week Os October 10 To October 17 WEDNESDAY Syracuse Volleyball 4:30 p.m., at Pierceton North Webster Volleyball 4:30 p.m., at home vs Thorncreek THURSDAY “ 1 -- Wawasee Volleyball " .4 5:40 p.m., at home vs North Wood Wawasee Girls’ Cross-Country 5:00 p.m., at Goshen \ Wawasee Freshman Football 6:00 p.m., at home vs Plymouth Milford Junior High Football 6:30 p.m., at Pierceton FRIDAY .. Wawasee Varsity Football 7:30 p.m., at home vs Culver Military SATURDAY Wawasee Cross-Country -■ 11:00 am., sectional at East Noble SRup MONDAY Syracuse Volleyball 4:15 p.m., at home vs North Webster Wawasee Volleyball 5:45 p.m., at home vs Bremen Wawasee JV Football 6:30 p.m., at Warsaw TUESDAY Milford Volleyball v / I 4:30 p.m., at Warsaw /I Wawasee Girls’ Swimming 6:00 p.m., at Culver Wawasee Volleyball 6:00 p.m., at home vs Tippe Valley

Ladies golf results

Maxwelton The Beverly Buletty Memorial Golf Tournament was conducted at" Maxwelton Golf Club orr Wednesday, Oct. 3, with “Two Best Balls” as the play of the day. Teams two and five tied for first place. Team members were Jackie Wortinger, Rosemary Lantz, Eloise Carlson, Jane

9 500 series B. Slabaugh 579, A. Slabaugh 6 505, M. Clevenger 570, G. Swihart 512 7 450 series: K Canfield 478. C. Wallace 474, 7 D. Earnhart 464, K. Larimer 453, E. 3 Slabaugh 493 « 200 games: C. Summerlot 207, B. Knisley 3 200, B. Slabaugh 209, M. Clevenger 210 160 games: K Canfield 186, C. Wallace 165. 162, F Money 161, D Earnhart 168. 164, K. Larimer 165, C. Simpson 173, E. Slabaugh f 195, B Swihart 166 f Tuesday Nite Ladies The 3 Delights 20 8 Alley Cats 1919 819 - D.P.P.'s 17 li Grannie's A The Kid 17 11 Go Getters 16 12 The Chumps 12 16 Youngsters 11 17 1 Missfits 10 18 Margarita's 919 1819 Cocinero's 4 8 20 High team game: Go Getter's — 477 High team series: Grannies A The Kid — 1279 450 series: S. Gilbert 473, C. Byrd 479 160 games: S. Gilbert 169, D. Kitson 161. L. Swihart 188. C. Byrd 177, S. Foss 169, M Wiggs 169, C. Stump 167 Milford Business Kentucky Fried Chicken 26 6 Milford Motors 25 7 > Sleepy Owl 23 9 Dana 22 10 Shue's Curiosity Shop 22 10 Lakers 20 12 Campbell* Market 19 13 t North Webster Legion 253 19. 13 Chore Time >• 14 Family Fare >• ,4 Syracuse FOE 3760 16 16 Johncock A Brayton 15 I 7 Webster Vans 15 17 11th Frame Lounge 15 I 7 Sharp’* Hardware 14 18 Wuthrick A Son* 13 19

Musser, Betty Kline and Lori Welty. Second place went to the members of teams one and four. Those Wfhhers were Marge Heckafnan, Delight Craig, Lura Stone, Maggie Smith, Jane Stoelting and Dot Wysong. Ginnie Lomont won the award for low putts. Fun prizes were awarded to all who attended.

Mathew Body Shop 9 23 Henschein 011 9 23 Frost Ant. 1 31 U.A.W. 1 31 High team game and series: Sleepy Owl — 940 2563 500 series: Cobler 547, Lawson 548. C. Sum merlot SOS, J. Bartman 518. D. Whitten 513, D. Dewitt 529, G. Freiheit 543, A. Boyles 539, J. Dewart 519, G. Klenke 560. T. Whitten 502. C. Beezley 509, L. Mast 550. C. Lantz 502, D. Butler 569, Don Wuthrick 567, C. Lindzy 500, R Lindzy 544, B. Anderson 568, D. Carpenter 549, G. Bishop 574 200 games: Cobler 222, J. Bartman 211, A. Boyer 201, 205, J. Dewart 204, G. Klenke 200, L. Mast 234, C. Lantz 205, D. Butler 221, D. Wuthrick 213, 204, C. Lindzy 211, R. Lindzy 200,200, G. Bishop 217. 209 Tuesday Afternoon State Bank 15 5 Mastercraft 14 6 Todd's 11 9 Arrow Corp. 11 9 Paul'sULock 10 10 LaPetite 10 10 ’ Teghtmeyer 10 10 Carter Plumbing A Heating 8 12 Ace Pest 8 12 Beacon 8 12 Lil's Anchor 8 12 Thornburg's 6 14 High team game and series: Arrow Corp. -776 2252 500 serie*: J. Maher 536, J. Kausal SO6, L. Jone* 500.1 Kalisik $lB 450 serie*: B. Smith 486, MJ. Knudsen 454, J. Gray 469, M. Willard 495, S. Wolterman 458 200games: J. Maher 204 160 games: B. Smith 172, E. Kirkdorfer 174, J. Steeling 165, J. Gray 166, 164, S. Flanagan 177, K. Stone 167, J. Maher 180, M. Willard 167,>179, F. Ervin 160, J. Kausal 167, 169. 170, S. Koser 162, L. Jone* 108, 162, B. Ehrhardt 174, J. Alfano 172, I. Kalisik 168, 191, S. Wolterman 172,179

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