The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 November 1984 — Page 9

Sports

Sports comment —

Calling the shots CHARLES

MUCH OF WHAT YOU READ about the 1984-85 Warrior basketball team centers around Brooks Koble. The smooth senior guard is averaging nearly 28 points through three games and has been the Warriors’ main offensive threat. \ As important as Koble is to the Wawasee attack, however, he may not be the real key to how well this team performs. It takes five or more players with confidence to be successful and even a player of Koble’s ability can’t gloss over that fact. . “We want to play with more consistency and we want to feel that we are playing as good as we can play,’’ notes coach John Wysong. “We want to become a better team — we just have to let the wins and losses fall where they may." At this point, one challenge is to get more people involved offensively. Aside from Koble, many of the Warriors are tentative when it comes to shooting the ball. The chances are there, but too many shots are not taken. “It’s entirely a matter of confidence,’’ says Wysong. “All our players will have to work hard at getting open. They can score, they just have to believe they can do it.” —o— THE WAWASEE-CO!\'CORD basketball game scheduled for this Friday night has been postponed due to Concord’s participation in the state football playoffs. The contest will be played on Saturday, Dec. 22, at Concord. Another sports note of interest to NLC watchers is that Concord s Renee Rupnow and Plymouth's Lori Keil were voted to the All-State First Team in volleyball for this year. Lori Wesolek. another Concord product was named to the All-State Academic team The Minutewomen finished 23-6 and lost to Mishawaka Marian in sectional play. Plymouth was the state runner-up —o— THE FIRST WARRIOR WRESTLING CLASSIC was a big success in many ways, but it wasn't without its rough spots One of the main letdowns of the two-day affair was the high number of forfeits in some of the dual meets Several of the schools failed to field entire teams and that meant some Wawasee wrestlers weren't able to see much action Ron Rodeffer and Eloise Roa. as examples, wrestled only three times in six matches “We wanted to have the Classic in order to get some experience early in the year,” said coach Rich Welborn “It kind of defeats that purpose when other teams don't have the wrestlers " Other than that, however, the event went/>ff without a hitch — and it looks as though it will be a good addition to the school s athletic program , — o— KOI NDBALL ROUNDUP The Wawasee Lady Warriors stopped one of the state s longer regular season winning streaks Saturday night with their 57-49 win over the Mishawaka Cavemen Dating back to the 1982-83 season? the Cavemen had won 30 consecutive regular season contests Wawasee, on the other hand, has now won 10 straight regular season encounters. Last week's results were Fairfield 84. Central Noble 53; Mishawaka 62. Wawasee 51; Central 66. Goshen 50; Ohio State 85, Lafayette 67; Rochester 55, Tippe Valley 54; Louisville 75. IU 64; and Northridge 40. Bremen 39 Games on tap for the upcoming week are Warsaw at Goshen, Mishawaka and Plymouth. Prairie Heights at Wawasee. North Wood at Nor-

Bowling

County Moore's Shoes 38 x 14 Tux Shop 35 "V •Bud s Body Shop 31 91 W Ser Center 28 24 CSC Ins 28 24 11th Frame 27'? 24'? Kurly's Keglers i 27 25 Foy's Boat Ser \ 27 25 Classic Formed Prod 23 29 Miller's Htg 22 30 W Bowl 22 30 Parker s Hybrids 21 31 Paul's U Lockpit 204 314 Ye Side Pub 14 38 High team game and series Moore's Shoes 1029 - 2879 600 series D Armbruster 666. R Southern 607, M Harrington6lß R Thwaits6ll 500 series Ken Knisley 577, M Zellinger 573. R Hyde 572, D Trett 529. P Williams 505. C Arthur 592. R Butler 519. G Hawkins 532, F Troup 539. C Wogoman 582. E Hennlrtg 567, D Evans 502. S Richer,dson 551. P Hunter 522. L Sawyer 517. V Miller 503, B Knisley 571, J Williams 515, C Swlhart 507, C Truex 547, J Kirkdorter 575, E Harrington 598. W Alderter 544. R Solina, 550, J. Morganthaler 593. J Cross 505. C Garner 565. C. Farr 548, S Yoder 546. G Newcomer 518. G Lowe 519 200 games: M Zellinger 205. D Armbruster 234, 253. C Arthur 212, F Troup 201. C Wogoman 228. E Henning 212, D Evans 211. S Richardson 215. P Hunter 204. R Southern 212. 202. D Vice 20h J Wood 211. B Knisley 237. J Miller 203. J Williams 201. C Swlhart 215. J Klrkdorfer 201. 216. 'Harrington 205, 236, E Harrington 237. W Alderter 203. J. Morganthaler 215, R Thwaits 235. C Farr 205. S Yoder 212. G Newcomer 208 Sunday Night Mixed Fairmont 37 11 Coclnero's 334 144 Miller's Heating 30 18 The Semiphores 30 18 Slabaugh Canvas 27 21 Dreamers 26 22

Bowling news By TOM CHARLES

SPLIT CONVERSIONS FROM the past week • included the 2-7 by Paula Schopf, the 4-7-10 by Betty Hamilton, the 3-10 by Rick MicKibben and the 3-5-8-9-10 by Arlene Brenneman. All those conversions took place in the Friday Night Mixed League.

thridge, Lewis Cass at Rochester, LaVille at Bremen, Kentucky at Purdue, Oklahoma at Illinois and Northwestern at Notre Dame. The guest picker this week is Paul Reith. A recent candidate for the Lakeland School Board, Reith is a vice president at the First National «”Bank of Warsaw’s Milford branch. He formerly coached in the lower grades levels in the Brownsburg schools.

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Short & Long 26 22 Logan Rogers 26 22 Wawasee Bowl ( 25 23 Wallace Welding 224 254 LAS 21 27 McMurphy s 2) 27 The lllini 20 28 Stray Cats 16 32 Captain s Place 12 36 Cloud Nine 11 37 High team game and series Slabaugh Canvas 712 -2051 500 series T Nicodemus 558 B Miller 502. T White 502. S Rensberger 530. M Morton 544. E Slabaugh 537, K Knisley 569. M Clevenger 529, C Summerlot 519. B Knisley 512. G Swlhart 516. C Swlhart 546 450 series S Slabaugh 498. M Rensberger 465. F Money 468. B Swlhart 494 200 games T Nicodemus 210. M Morton 211. E Slabaugh 205. M Clevenger 204 160 games C Vanvorst 178, 161. K Larimer 171. S Slabaugh 184. 163. M Rensberger 179. E Slabaugh 167, 165. F Money 162. B Swihart 178. 178. P Lamb 167 Monday Nite Early Birds Never Come Latehes 37 15 Pm Bustgrs 314 204 Lucky Strikes 31 21 Sun Shiners 31 21 Darn We re Good 29 23 Alley Cats 29 23 Swingin Grandmas 284 234 Single 3 27 25 Gutter Grabbers 26 4 25 4 Barbee Slow Pokes 214 304 Little Rascals 21 31 The Duds 19 33 Connivers 17 35 Coclnero's 15 37 High team game Gutter Grabbers — 575 High team series Pin Busters — 1645 500 series F Jones 514, S' McKee 552. J Maule 519. J Gonzales 557 450 series E Wogoman 460. Ann Whetten 496. B Peterson 457, P Boger 498, S Bucher 494. J Slabaugh 476. N Peterson 474. S Klenke 473. D Dunlap 478. M Bartman 469 200 games P Boger 225. S. McKee 223. J.

In the Monday Nite Early Birds League, Brenda Peterson picked up the 2-7-10 and Jackie Daffron converted the 2-10. Pat Boger had the high game of the night with a 225 and Jamie Gonzales’ 557 was the high series.

k Charles picks the Warriors I to make it two in a row on their I home court this Saturday. ' Other winners: Warsaw, ► Plymouth, Northridge, Lewis ( Caps, LaVille. Kentucky, ll- | linois and Notre Dame. Kuhn tabbed the Tigers to win the state crown last year and it looks as though he’s behind them this year as well. Winners: Warsaw. Plymouth, North Wood, Rochester, Bremen, Kentucky. Oklahoma. Notre Dame. Although it may be the “kiss of death,” Weinstein picks the Warriors to top Prairie Heights. Other winners: Warsaw. Plymouth. North Wood. Cass. LaVille, Kentucky, Illinois, Notre Dame Sturgis was 3-4 in her first week and is looking to improve with these picks: Warsaw, Mishawaka. Wawasee, North Wood, Rochester, Bremen, Kentucky, Illinois, Notre Dame Reith is banking on the following teams to come out on the long end this weekend: Warsaw, Plymouth, W’awasee, North Wood, Cass, LaVille. Purdue. Illinois and Notre Dame. After a fine showing in the fall, Rhodes is off to a rocky start in our winter season. His winners this week are Warsaw. Mishawaka. Wawasee. North Wood, Rochester, LaVille. Kentucky, Oklahoma and Notre Dame

Gonzales 205 ’ a. 170 games F Jones 176, 184. E Wogoman 186 Ann Whetten 182. S Minnix 166 B Peterson 183. L Hunt 169. S Bucher 186. 160. J Slabaugh 160, 163 N Peterson 166 161. S Klenke 166 D Dunlap 177. S McKee 172. D Allen 160. J Maule 192. 182. M Bartman 162, J gonzales 165. 187 Anita Whetten 165. C Yoder 181 Majors Gutter Dusters 21 16 Gate Crashers 23 17 Three ToOne 18 23 Gutter Balls 16 24 High team game Three ToOne — 858 High team series Gate Crashers — 2374 500 series B Beaty 504 400 series C Price 436 B Johnson 429 B Rensberger 428 H Brower 427 375 series D Caudill 375 350 series T Beaty 371. B Hmderer 370. M Losee'36B. C Brower 351 150 games B Beaty 192. 164. K Gregory 185. 8 Hinderer 179. 8 Johnson 170. G Price 161 162. H Brower 158. 8 Rensberger 154. C Solina 150 Juniors Cannon Bowlers 30 14 Fanta*iic Freaks 28 16 8 T C 8 25 T ? 18'? Pin Killers 25 19 Pin Butters 23 21 Yellow Jackets 22 22 5 8.13 21 25 Strikers 19 25 gSrPulverizers 14 30 JLucky Strikes 11'? 32'3 “ High team game S& L — 740 High team series Strikers— 2103 425 series T Simpson 431. C Brower 429 400 series S Lent4!2. B Strombeck 402 375 series A Wright 398. J Slabaugh 327 350 series T Clevenger 374, C McDonald 350 150 games T Simpson 183. J Slabaugh 172. S Lent 166, B Strombeck 152 125 games C Brower 147, 140, 142. T

Swim club breaks 12 records

Twleve club records were broken Saturday, Nov. 17, when Wawasee’s Swim Club defeated Concord 320-255. BOYS Eight and Under 25 freestyle — Aaron Kryder (second) 50 freestyle — Tony Ganshorfi (first) 25 backstroke — Eric Swartzendruber (first); Aaron Kryder (third) 25 breaststroke — Tony Ganshorn (second) 25 butterfly — Eric Swartzendruber (third) 100 IM — Tony Ganshorn (third) Nine and 10: 200 freestyle relay — C. Ganshorn, B. Kosar, E. Schaekel, A. Kryder (first)* 50 freestyle — Ganshorn (first) 50 breaststroke — Ganshorn (first); B. Grothaus (third) 50 backstroke — Schaekel (first); Kosar (third) 50 butterfly — Kryder (first); Kosar (third) 100 freestyle — Kryder (first); Ganshorn (second) 200 medley relay — Schaekel, Ganshorn, Kosar, Kryder (first) 11 and 12 50 freestyle — T. Dußois (first); T. Feaster (second); T. Jones (third)

Wawasee Adult Basketball League November 26,1984 Team Score Record High Point Player Forks Co. Line vs , 66 3 0 Brian Geiger 12 Pilchers Shoe Store 53 2-1 Rich Smith 18 Laundry Basket vs 96 4-1 Jack Beer 30 Fairmont yomes 37 0 3 George Jones 14 J & A Speciality (1-2) won by forfeit over Augsburgers (0-3) Sturonjac Builders vs 95 3-1 John Haugh 23 Kentucky Fried Chicken 42 1-2 Kyle Swartz 11

«... HBe - dtfS Bwww NEW EQUIPMENT — Members of the Wawasee Wrestling Booster Club recently presented the WHS wrestling team with its own video tape camera. The camera' will be used to tape matches and practice sessions. Pictured above are head coach Rich Welborn, Joe Gerencser, Steve Yoder and assistant coach Jim Jones. (Mail-Journal Photo)

Clevenger 147. A Wright 145. 135. S Kahle 145 B Strombeck 142, J Shields 142. T Simpson 139. J Lamb 136. J Simpson 136. J Sawyer 136. A Rensberger 132. C McDonald 131, C Conkling 129 Friday Mixed Millers Heating 34 14 McDonalds 31 17 Eby Ford 28'? 19'? Riblet Products " 28'? 19’? Classic 28 20 Todd CID 27 21 St Charles 26 22 Jeanettes 24 24 Syracuse Cleaners 20 28 Frost TV 17 31 Tripile A s Plus One 13 35 Baxter Technology 12 36 High team game and series Millers Heating - 753 2135 600 series G Knisley 615 500 series D Armbruster 560. M Allberry 571 E Harrington 501. A Epert 539. J Kern 502 B Thwaits 562. T Burbank 529. L Hawn 515. K Knisley 535 8 Hamilton 517. G Hamilton 581, D Hamilton 563. R Bren naman 553. P Schopf 531, D Schopf 516. A Slabaugh 515 450 series B Epert 468. G Thwaits 458. S. Kern 481. J Maher 465. K Solina 474. P Brennaman 453, E Slabaugh 491 200 games D Armbruster 215. M Allberry 221. J Maher 204, B Thwaits 225. L Hawn 203. G Knisley 219. 220. K Knisley 211. B Hamilton 200. D Hamilton 219. G Hamilton 225. R Brennaman 207 160 games B Epert 166. 168. G. Thwaits 165 S Kern 164. 167. J Maher 183. L Hawn 170. B Hamilton 162. K Solina 184, P Bren naman 180. P Schopf 197. 182. E. Slabaugh 182. 178. S Peterson 164 La nd-O-Lakes Stewarts Cleaning Service 33 >1 Cocineros 30 14 Sea Nymph 29 15 W Bowl ■ 28J? 15'? American Bldrs. 27 17 Syracuse Legion 26 18 Knights Os Columbus 26 18 Kurly's Keglers 25V? 18"? Terrys Asphalt Sealirtg 23 21 Thermogas 229? 21V? Ligonier Elks s 2294 21*» State Bank Os Syracuse 21 23 Werker Brothers Const 20 1 ? 23'? Luckys Tavern 19 25 Charger House 1{ 26 Goshen Auto Elect 18 26 Doc's Hardware 18 26 W. Pro Shop 15 29 Vylactos 11V? 329? Gourmet Grocers 6 38 High team game: Syracuse Legion — 976 High team series: Kurly's Keglers — 2732 600 series: M Clevenger 648, R Williams 613. C. Cobum 617. H. Dziak 662 500 series: Kev. Knisley 527. G. Knisley 511. A. Epert 529. J. Beaty 541. W. Alderter 541, J. Wortinger 543. L. Longenbaughs46. JSheets 546. M Yoder 562. B Einsiedel 530. BHicks 517, M. Durham 519. C. Summerlot 557. C. Wogoman 500. B. Eyer 509. D Taylor 586.

50 backstroke — Feaster (first); Jones (second) 50 breaststroke — Feaster (second) 100 freestyle — Dußois (first) 50 butterfly — Dußois (first) 100 breaststroke — S. Berkey (first)* 100 butterfly — Berkey (first) 200 IM — Berkey (second) 200 medley relay — Feaster, Berkey, Dußois, Jones 13 and 14 50 backstroke — E. Hood (first) 50 butterfly — V. Kosar (first) 100 freestyle — B. Neff (first)* 100 breaststroke — Kosar (first)* , 100 backstroke— Kosar (first)* 100 butterfly — Hood (first) 200 IM — Hood (first)* 50 breaststroke — Neff (first) 50 freestyle — Neff (first) GIRLS Eight and Under 100 freestyle relay — H. Jones, Rehling, Laub, A. Gay (first) 25 freestyle — Rehling (third) 25 breaststroke — Rehling (first); Naugler (third) 25 backstroke — Jones (second) 25 butterfly — Laub (first) 50 freestyle — Laub (first) 100 IM — Laub (first)* 9 and 10 50 freestyle — Christy Gorman (second); Tonya Swartzendruber

L McGriff 577, D Barhydt 571. C Walton 535. C Walton 540, P Wilson 539. T Ervin 525. J Miller 511. W Schwalm 506. D Trett 570. B Buckey 540. W Young 563. M Wappas 517. R Hostetler 514 200games Kev Knisley 212. M Clevenger 233. 220, R Williams 221. 217, L Longen baugh 216 . 204, H Dziak 266. 204, J Sheets 216. M Yoder 200. B Hicks 202, C Wogoman 204. B Eyer 207. d Taylor 221. 224. L McGriff 245, D Barhydt 225. C Walton 212. 211. C Coburn 231, 214. D Trett 214, R Cor nett 209. W Young 211, M Wappas 202 Milford Business Dana 42 14 Kentucky Fried Chicken 16 Sleepy Owl 38’? 17 1 ? Shue's Curiosity Shop 37 19 Lakers 35 21 Campbell's Market 35 21 Milford Motors 3* 22 American Legion 253 34 22 Chore Time 30 26 Sharp's Hardware 30 26 Webster Vans 79 27 Wuthrick & Sons 28 28 Johncock & Brayton 26 30 Eagles 3760 26 30 Mathews Body Shop 23 . 33 11th Frame Lounge 23 33 Family Fare 22 34 Henschem Oil Co 199? 36>? Frost Antenna 6 50 UAW 2 54 High team game Campbell's M< -ket — 940 High team series: Dana — 2625 600 series: G. Klenke 639. J Kuchner 620. 8 Anderson6o6 500 series J Dial 509, T Hippe 561. R Smith 578. L Newman 560. D Butler 553. K. Trim 510. K. Plikerd 551. R Lindzy 551. D. Wuthrick 514. M. Harrington 543. M AAoore 538. P Beezley 542, B Stevens 538. J. Scarberry 513. S. Stumps6l. K. Mathews 506. D Stahly 552, D Orn 532. B. Hayner 564. A. Boyles 519. R Bartman 517. C. Summerlot 584. S. Block 511 200 games: B Anderson 204, 234. T. Hippe 204. G Klenke 231, 200. 208. R. Smith 208. 204. D. Butler 210. L. Newman 205. R. Linelzy 202, D Wuthrick 211. M. Moore 203. S. Stump 202. B Hayner 226. C. Summerlot 246, S. Black 200 Tuesday Afternoon Todd's 32 « Teghtmeyer 30 14 Mastercraft 299? 1494 State Bank 27'? 169? Arrow Corp 26 18 ' La Petite 23 21 Beacon 23 21 Thornburgs >• 26 Paul's U Lock It 14 » Carter Plumbing & Heating 14 X Lil's Anchor Bar 13 31 Ace Pest 12 32 High team game and series: Teghtmeyer — 814-2314 'i Split conversions: G. Loment 5-10, E. Carlson 6-10 500 series: B. Kline 516. B Smith 550

(third) 50 backstroke — Gorman (first); C. Cobbumm (second) 50 breaststroke — H. Perzanowski (third) 100 G. Naugler (third) 200 IM — Perzanowski — (third) 200 medley relay — Cobbumm, Naugler, Swartzendruber, Carlson (first) 200 freestyle relay — Carlson, Gorman, Naugler, Perzanowski (first) 11 and 12 50 freestyle — J. Skelton (second); J. Luley (third) 50 breaststroke — C. Cunningham (second); M. Skelton (third) 50 backstroke — S. Skelton (second).; Luley (third) 50 butterfly — C. Ridings (second); Luley (third) 100 freestyle — L. Boles (first); S. Payne (third) 100 breaststroke — Payne (first); T. Titus (third) 100 backstroke — Titus (first); Luley (third) 100 butterfly — Boles (second)*; Payne (third) 200 IM — Boles (second)* Payne (third) 13 and 14 50 backstroke — M. Naugler (first); J. Tranter (third) 50 freestyle — Naugler (first) 50 breaststroke — T. Perzanowski (second) 50 butterfly — S. Miller (third) 100 freestlye — J. Titus (first)* 100 backstroke — Naugler (first)* Perzanowski (third) 100 breaststroke — Titus (first); Miller (second) 100 butterfly — Titus (second) 200 IM — Perzanowski (second): Miller (third) * — Newclub record

450 series: MJ. Myers 464. R Burbank 467. J Gray 481. J Alfano 472. S Koser 454, L Jones 480. J Lantz 462, S Sawyer 455 200 games B Smith 207 160 games: J Hays 185, R Burbank 160, 8 Kline 169. 184, 163. J Gray 175. 167. L Welty 162. J Cushing 173. I Kalisik 161, L Connolly 161. b Ehrhardt 165. J Alfano 166. J Kausal 176. L Crow 164. L. Jones 164. 160, C Scheiber 162. J Lantz 164. 164. S Sawyer 178. ' 170. B Smith 188 Tuesday Nite Ladies 3 Delights 37 15 Grannies & The Kids 35 17 DPP's 31 21 Go Getters 31 21 Alley Cats 26‘? 25'? The Chumps 24 28 Maragaritia's 20’? 319? Youngsters 19 33 Cocineio's 19 33 Mis 3 fits 17 35 High team game Margaritla's—4B6 High team series: D P P 's — 1343 500 series D Glonsol 450 series D Lovelette 450. P Blosser 456. B Smith 462. I Dull 495 160 games P Blosser 165. D Glon 194, I Dull 168, 197, S Gilbert 177, C Byrd 168 Bantams The Good Guys 26 7 Ghost Busters 179? 159? Strawberry Short Cakes 14 19 Care Bears 89? 24’? High team game: Ghost Busters — 312 High team series: Strawberry Short Cakes -593 100 series Bambi Bartman 140. R Blosser 121, A. Farmer 102 60series: A. L. Sloan 64. A. Knisley 63 50 games: Bambi Bartman 67. 73. R Blosser 58.63. A. Farmer 56 35 games: T. Gardner 45, A. Knisley 35. A. Farmer 46. A. L. Sloan 41 King Pin Strikers 24 9 Thunder Bolts 22 11 Lucky Seven 20 13 Strike Force 19 14 Purple Panthers 10 23 High team game: Strike Force — 613 High team series: Lucky Seven — 1187 200 series: J. Richardson 222. G. Coburn 210. E. Losee 215, L. Walton 217, M. Walton 214 150 series: M. Mast 152. J. Clevenger 168, D. Murphy 186, A. Dunnithan 172. M. Vorhees 157 110 series: E. Conkling 138. S. Farmer 137. C. Spurting 146, M. Podesta 149, J. Conkling 128 100 games: G. Cobum 108. 102. J. Richardson 127. J. Clevenger 106. E. Losee 121. L. Walton 117,100. M. Walton 119 60 games: E. Conling 62, 76, M. Walton 95. S. Farmer 70. 67, M. Vorhees 97. 60, A. Dunnithan 77, 95, E. Losee 94, C. spurting 64. 82. D. Murphy 90. 96. M. Podesta 93. J. Clevenger 62, J. Conklin6l,67, J. Richardson 95. M-Mast 96

Wed., November 28, WB4 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Sports Calendar yVeek Os November 28 To Decembers THURSDAY Wawasee Freshmen Girls’ Basketball 6:15 p.m., at Whitko Lady Warriors JV and Varsity Basketball 6:15 p.m., at home vs Concord ' Wawasee Freshmen Boys' Basketball 6:30 p.m., at North Wood llilwWri Wawasee Boys’ Swimming ( 6:30 p.m., at East Noble ~ Milford Jr. High Boys' Basketball 6:00 p.m., at North Webster \ SATURDAY Wawasee Boys’ Swimming J 2:00 p.m., at Goshen Relays Warriors JV and Varsity Basketball 6:15 p.m., at home vs Prairie Heights MONDAY* Lady Warriors JV and Varsity Basketball 6:15 p.m., at home vs Elkiiart Central Syracuse Jr. High Girls' Basketball 6:00 p.m., at home vs Pierceton TUESDAY Wawasee Freshmen Girls’ Basketball 6:15 p.m., at home vs Whitko W’awasee Wrestling 6:15 p.m., at Goshen ' Wawasee Boys’ Swimming 6:30 p.m., at Tippe Valley Milford Jr. High Boys' Basketball ( 6:00 p.m., at home vs Nappanee V Syracuse Jr. High Boys' Basketball - • ,M1 6:00 p.m., at West Noble

Warriors honored

Wawasee’s Kevin Tracey was honored for his fall gridiron efforts this week by being named to the Associated Press All-State Honorable Mention squad for Class AAA. Tracey, the Warriors.' leading receiver, was selected to the team as an offensive end. He also played defensive end during Wawasee’s 4-6 1984 campaign. In addition to the All-State honor, Tracey was one of eight Warriors named to th/ All-NLC teams which were also announced earlier this week. He was selected to the First Team as an offensive end. Running back Steve Yoder was the named to the Second Team on offense Three players, center Jay Rhodes, tackle Steve Sturgill and qtfarterback Brad Traviolia were Honorable Mention selections on offense. Linebacker Jeff Roberts and safety Brad Mitchell were named

New Figures Indicate Bowling Is Most Popular Women’s Sport by Jim Dressel WHAT IS THE most popular women's sport extant? If you guessed bowling, give yourself a passing grade. There are not only more women who bowl than participate in any other sport, they also outnumber the men. According to new figures released by the Women’s International Bowling Congress and American Bowling Congress for 'B3-84 league season, the women competing in organized bowling play now total 3,886,716. There were 3,791,081 men who bowled in sanctioned league play last season. Despite its popularity, women bowlers fight for every bit of recognition they can get, especially, among the general sports community. That's why it was such a thrill for many tenpin athletes when Marion Ladewig, generally acknowledged as the finest woman bowler ever, was inducted into the Women’s Sports foundation Hall of Fame this fall. Ladewig. Grand Rapids, Mich., was inducted with diver Pat McCormick into the pioneer category for athletes who performed prior to I 960; Already included in that group are such all-time women sports greats as Babe Didrickson Zaharias, Althea Gibson, Sonja Henie and Amelia Earhart. It was a proud moment for Ladewig, who was proclaimed Woman Bowler of the Year a record nine times in her career before retiring from active competition in the mid-'6os. HE'S GOT A MILLION OF THEM-Will Mark Roth be the Male Bowler of the Year in 1984? Who knows, but he’s having that kind of season. Even if he doesn’t earn that honor for a fourth time in an illustrious career, he says 1984 will surely be another personal milestone. Roth, the second richest pro bowler in history (behind only Earl Anthony), predicts hell become the sport’s newest millionaire before 1985 dawns. “I’ll make six stops this fall, and I’m gonna make it.. .as long as I bowl the way I’ve been bowling all year.” Heading into the fall tour, Roth was the year's top money earner with $105365 and needed just $11333 more to breach the golden 7-figure level and join Anthony as the tour's only millionaires. Ironically, Anthony will supply the color analysis for NBC-TV in its Saturday afternoon live telecasts of the fall tour. Jay Randolph will do the balLby-ball announcing. HERE AND THERE—On the women's tour, reigning Woman Bowler of the Year Lisa Rathgeber celebrated her recent marriage to Kent Wagner of the men's tour by winning her fourth 1984 title. It tied her with Aleta Sin for most ladies tour championships this year... This is the month for inhouse qualifying in the Miller National Doubles, one of amateur bowling's biggest and most popular events... Bowling's most famous “iron man**, Bill Doehrman.'who set a record for longevity as an active competitor in a major sporting event by competing in a record 71 consecutive ABC Tournaments (1908 to 1981). dies in Ft. Wfcyne, Ind. at the age of 96... The Miami Herald's Dick Evans found that America's bowlers and industry officials spend more than $25 million a year on airline travel... The tenpin sport is gearing up for its big National Bowling Week, which will feature lots of promotional activity throughout the country, bi 1985. it is set for a January 6-13 run. Get ready, get set...

jb. BRAD MITCHELL One Os Eight to the Second Team on defense. Mitchell was the team’s leading tackler in the 1984 season. Scott McDowell, a sophomore defensive tackle, was named to the Honorable Mention squad.

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