The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 December 1984 — Page 25

Sports

Sports comment — Calling the shots

ALTHOUGH MUCH OF WHAT YOU have read concerning Wawasee’s basketball team centers around Brooks Koble, there are a couple , of other players beginning to make a little noise. John Evans -and Tim Mangas both scored 11 points last week against Prairie Heights. Their « offensive output was, by far, the most points any Warriors has scored this season. Os course, that is besides the efforts of Koble. But in this game against the Panthers, both Evans and Mangas looked comfortable shooting and with a great deal of confidence. To take it a little bit further, their offensive effort against Prairie Heights may have spelled the difference from Wawasee’s second win of the season to its third loss. When Mangas and Evans put up their shots, they wereteeyones. Not only did it add two additional points to Waw'asee's column, but it showed the Panthers that not the Jone Warrior that can score. -Although it may be too early to tell, last weekend’s victory may be the turning point to Wawasee’s season. The Warriors have consistently played respectable defense in 1984. The only question was its offense. Evans and Mangas may have answered sonqe very important questions for coach John Wysong. Should Wawasee keep coming up with new answers to its offensive questions, it could develop into a very competitive team. As a matter of fact, there is no reason why Wawasee can’t beat Warsaw this weekend. Warsaw has already lost, which should asssist the Warriors. Wysong’s squad knows it can play with good teams. Now Wawasee must go out .and play its hardest and see what happens. MIKE “HIT MAN’’ EASLER, the designated hitter for the Boston Red Sox was in Warsaw this past week to talk at the Christian Business Men’s Committee/Tonwßoy, President of Unlimited Potential, s' baseball organization working to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ brought Easier to Warsaw. While in town, Easier shared with the businessmen his faith in Jesus Christ. He noted that he became a Christian in 1975 and has benefited since. He broke into professional baseball in the Houston Astros organization but made his professional debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He played on the 1980 World Championship team in Pittsburgh before being traded to Boston at the start of last season. JEFF LONG AND WORTH PACKER are not enjoying their greatest basketball seasons this year at Grace College. That is one reason why coach Jim Kessler’s team is off to a rocky 4-5 start. Long, shooting at a 83 percent clip from the foul line, is the leading free throw shooter for the Lancers. From the field he has connected on 46 percent of his attempts while scoring at a 8.8 clip. Meanwhile, Packer has concentrated on his rebounding skills, instead of his offensive scoring this season. His 8.13 point per game average reflects his 45 percent field goal shooting and 64 percent accuracy from the charity stripe. Despite the lackluster statistics, both players remain optimistic about the season ahead “We are going through some rough times right now, but I am confident that we will turn this around," said Long. "We have a great amount of talent and coach ‘K’ is a great coach. We just can’t panick at this point." The Lancers’ next home action will be Saturday, Dec. 8, against IUPUI. Tip-off has not been set. THE MAIL-JOURNAL’ MARKSMEN will make their 1984-85 debut Wednesday. Dec. 5, at when they face the TimesUnion/WRSW Media Maniacs. Tip-off is slated for 6:30 p.m. The Marksmen finished last season with a 1-1 record, but thisxseason is full of question marks. Tom Charlefc, Randy Jacobs, Mike Clevenger. Kirk Stichter, Scott Wise and Mike Brill will not be in uniform when the Marksmen open their season.

MKii SMT Mm -> COACHES' PHILOSOPHY — John Wysoag, varisty basketball coach at Wawasee High School, spoke to the Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary Club Tuesday. Dec. 4. about his philosophy of coaching and teaching. Wysoag said it is important to look at the total picture of the students with whom he works. “It to hard to set standards which the players must react when there to such a variance in the teams which are played," commented Wysong. He ways the imported thing to to see that the kids fed they have done the very best they can do. The important thing, win or lose, to whether the intensity of play is what it should be. “There to a need for a'commitment to excellence." When this commitment to there, he to satisfied with what his team has done. His rewards come from the people he works with, both the staff and faculty as well as the students. He feds good about “the kids he has to work with at Wawasee.” Shown in the photo are Bob Kocker. program chairman; Wysong; and James Caskey, president of Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary. (Photo by Col. Joe Gray)

ROUNDBALLROUNDUP Last week’s results were Warsaw 72, Goshen * 56; Plymouth 95, Mishawaka 51; Wawasee 62, Prairie Heights 62; Northridge 49, North Wood , 45, Lewis Cass 82, Rochester 60; La Ville 62, Bremen 54; Purdue 66, Kentucky 56; Illinois 73, Oklahoma 70; Notre Dame 79, Northwestern 61. Games on tap for the upcoming week are Warsaw at Wawasee, Lakeland at Goshen, Wawasee at Triton, Concord at Bremen, S.B. Adams at Warsaw, Rochester at Manchester, Illinois at Missouri, IUPUI at Grace, Kentucky at Indiana, and South Carolina at Purdue. THE GUEST PICKER this week is Mitch Willaman, a fifth-grade teacher at North Webster' Elementary school. Willaman’s claim to fame was that he went to the same high school as Todd Blackledge, now a quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs. While in college, Willaman was a very fine intramural basketball player. He had a shot at making the Grace Lancer squad, but missed the layup.

While Charles is enjoying the Colorado sunshine on his vacation he is hoping his picks turn out to be as enjoyable. Winners: Warsaw, Goshen, Wawasee, Concord, Adams, Manchester. Illinois, IUPUI, Indiana and Purdue. It seems as though tein is starting to get some, breaks with his picks. The’ Grace graduate is on Charles’ coat tails and could move into a first-place tie should the Lancers upend IUPUI. Winners: Warsaw, Goshen, Wawasee. Concord, Adams, Manchester, Illinois, Grace, Indiana and Purdue. Willaman is looking to bring the guest back into contention. The first-year teacher’s only problem is that he knows more about Ohio basketball than Indiana basketball. Nevertheless, he is going with Warsaw, 1 Goshen, Wawasee, Concord. Warsaw, Rochester, Illinois, Grace, Indiana and Purdue. Kuhn suffered through a miserable week as he correctly scored on four of his nine picks. Nevertheless, he remains ahead of the boastful Rich Rhodes, who remained in the celler. Kuhn’s winners: Warsaw, Lakeland, Triton, Concord, Adams, Manchester, Illinois, IUPUI, Indiana and Pty-due. Sturgis, although only correctly picking four of the nine contests, improved her percentage. She is counting on Warsaw. Goshen, Wawasee. Concord, Adams, Manchester, Illinois,- IUPUI, Indiana and Purdue to pull her up in the standings. Rhodes has fallen upon jiard times Two weeks ago he was on top of the pile, now he is at the bottom. The darkroom expert sees Warsaw, Lakeland. Wawasee, Concord, Warsaw, Manchester, Illinois, IUPUI, Indiana and Purdue winning.

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Sports shorts Wowosee-Warsow basketball tickets on sale at high school Pre-sale tickets for Friday’s Wawasee basketball game against Warsaw will go on sale today beginning at 8 a.m. The sale will continue until 3 p.m., Friday, Dec. 7, at the Wawasee Athletic Office window. x Tickets are $2.25 for adults and $1.50 for students. North Webster teams defeat Milford squads North Webster Junior High basketball teams enjoyed wins over Milford last week. In seventh grade action, Chris Conkling poured in 17 points to lead North Webster, 1-2, past Milford 43-19. Randy Cesco pulled down eight rebounds for the winners. « In the eighth grade game, Jeff Carey scored 10 points and had four steals as North Webster trimmed Milford 34-31. Eric Stookey grabbed six rebounds for Webster. Danny Wuthrich scored 15 points for Milford. Wawasee freshmen land first win Wawasee’s freshmen girls basketball team knotched its first win of the season last night with a convincing 36-19 win over Whitko. The win avenges last week’s 30-29 overtime loss at Whitko. Kim Newcomber paced the winning effort at she netted eight points and grabbed a team-high seven rebounds. Shelly Bushong aided in the rout by scoring seven points and coming up with eight steals. The Lady Warriors, 1-2, on the season, will next play host to Columbia City Thursday, Dec. 13.

Wawasee Adult Basketball League December 3,1984 Team Score Record High Point Player Forks Co. Line Vs 90 4-0 Rich Smith 25 Augsburgers 41 0-4 Steve Dixon 26 J& A Speciality vs 65 2-2 Kirby Walgom 15 Kentucky Fried Chicken 50 1-3 Brian Walls 30 Pilcher's Shoe Store vs 55 3-1 Brian Geiger 17 Syracuse Rubber Co. 46 2-2 Harry Heche 12 Fairnjont Homes vs 37 1-3 Roger Lambright 12 F lexlSteel 30 0-4 Chuck Lightfoot and Greg Ummel 8

Bowling

Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Todd's 35 13 Mastercraft 324 154. Teghtmeyer 31 17 Arrow Corp. 29 19 State Bank 284 194 La Petite 26 22 Beacon 26 22 Thornburgs 19 .29 Paul's U Lock It 17 31 Carter Plumbing-Heating 15 33 Ace Pest 15 33 Lil's Anchor Bar 14 34 High team game and series: Todd's — — 2224 . Split conversions: J. Gray 5-8-10, K. Stone 2-7, D. Kramer 3-10, J. Alfano 2-7. B Gant'’ 2-5-7. L. Connolly 2-7-0, L. McFarland 5 7,2-7, S. Koser 5 7, L. Crow 4 7-9-10, B. Kline 5-10, 5-8 10 500 series: J. Maher 545, M. Willard 504, J. Kausal 504, S. Wolterman 539, B. Smith 500, K. Stone 511, S. Flanagan 530 450 series: D. Kramer 458, J. Stoeling 480, B. Ganz 460, M. J. Knudsen 463, L. McFarland 458. L. Jones 467, B. Kline 460, C. Schieber 472 160 games: M. J. Myers 187, M. Davis 160, J. Maher 174, 191, 180, D. Kramer 175, L McFarland 163, J. Stoeling 168, 161, B Ganz 164, M. J. Knudsen 165. b. Ervin 181, J. Kausal 189, 168, M. Bray 163, L. Jones 166, S. Wolterman 175,189,175, B Kline 162, J. Gray 173, C. Schieber 169, J. Lantz 167, B. Smith 171, yn. K. Stone 165, 197, S. Flanagan 170, 186, 174 Milford Business Kentucky Fried Chicken 44 16 Dana 43 . 17 Sleepy Owl 424 174 Shue's Curiosity Shop 41 19 Campbell's Market 37 23 - American Legion 36 24 Lakers 354 244 Milford Motors 34 26 Chore Time 3* 26 1 Sharps Hardware 34 26 Webster Vans 324 274 Wuthrick & Sons 31 29 Eagles 3760 29 31 Johncock & Brayton 26 34 Mathews Body Shop 26 34 11th Frame Lounge 23 37 Family Fare 22 34 Henchein Oil 20'? 294 Frost Antenna 7 53 UAW 2 58 High team game Kentucky Fried Chicken -959 High team series: Campbells Market — 2702 600 series F.Means622 500 series Jones 500. J. Kuekner 538. G. Lawson 556, G. Frieheit 526. S Mast 524, D Baker 518. G Nicolia 570. C Lantz 554, B. Lantz 525. K Knisley 523. D Butler 529, M. Moore 524. P. Beezley 590, D. Om 514, G. Pauff 590. J Bertman 564. J. Todd 501 G. Shue 521. K. Trim 532. C. Lindzy 510. R. Lind zy 521. J Fes ler 504. R Kehr 531. T. Hippe 555. P. Lund 512. B. Anderson 532. M. Zell inger 592. M. Sumpton 518. Denny Wuthrick 504. D Wuthrick 564 200 games: F. Means 229,212. Jones 200. G Freiheit 205. G. Nlcoiia 210. P Beezley 233. 210. B Seely 201. G. Pauff 215. J. Bertman 207, S Stump 202. J. Todd 201, K. Trimm 205. R Kehr 224, M Zellinger 236. D Wuthrick 211 Splits: K. Plikerd4-6-7-10 Tuesday Nite Ladies The 3 Delights 41 15 Grannie's A The Kid 35 21 Go Getters 34 22 D.P.P.'s 32 24 Alley Cats Mh 294 Maragaritias 244 314 The Chumps 24 32 Cocinero's 22 34 Mis 3 Fits 21 35 Youngsters 20 36

SPLIT CONVERSIONS from the past week included the 6-7-10 by Susie Kent and Lilly Hawn, the 5-7 by Norma Galloway, 6-7 by Eleanor Price, 3-7 by Rose White, 5-6 by Jean Knisdy, 2-7 by Katherine Knisdy, and the 5-6 by Corky Whitacre. All these conversion were picked up in the Thursday Night Ladies Nite. IN THE FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED league, Jan

High team game: Mi£3 Fits — 496 High team series: The 3 Delights — 1349 Splits: Inez Dull 7-4 ,10 500 series: M. Shipley 519 450 series: D. Lovellette 474, C. Stump 484, T.Swihart467 200 games: M. Shipley 209 160 games: D. Lovellette 163, 166, C. Stump 161. 163, 160, I. Menzie 166. S Butler 161. E. Wogoman 160, T. Swihart 163,164, T. Stewart 174, M. Shipley 171, P. Snyder 170 Thursday Morning Early Birds Tweety Birds 30 14 Dirty Birds 30 14 Loony Birds ' 15VS 284 Turkeys 12Vs 31 Vi High team game: Dirty Birds — 457 High team series: Loony Birds — 1324 500 series: J. West 540, K. Canfield 502 450 series: J. Hostetler 464, B Kline4Bs 160 games: K. Canfield 180, 183, B. Kline 162, 168, J. Hostetler 157, 158, J. West 182,191. 167 Thursday Nite Ladies Wawasee Bowl 36 12 Golden Razor 35 13 Jones 33 15 Lake City Bank II 30 18 Stop Inn 28 20 Kidd's ‘ 26 22 Sandi's 26 22 Louie's 25 23 Liberty Homes 25 23 Lake City Bank I 25 23 3 Flags 25 23 Stanley Steemer 24 24 Buyrite 23 25 Thornburgs 23 25 Pilchers 22 26 Monsanto 21 27 Footloose 18 30 Wallace Welding 14 34 Beacon 11 37 Dana 10 38 High team game and series: Jones — 883-2521 500 series: E Slabaugh 590, C. Shepherd 510. C. Lobsinger 538. N. Anderson 563. J. Wortinger 503. S Eby 556. R. White 501, V. Bennett 514, E. Price 534, C Bender 537, S. Kern 512. K. Knisley 505. Y. Coburn 532. H. Taylor 530. J. Eldridges24. R. Hites3o 450 series: J. Galloway 490. M. Pauff 405. C. Schwalm 455. J. Stoeltlng 403. S Flanagan 450. D. Cobum 405. J Kousal 403. N. Reeve 404. W. Mitchell 452. L. Hawn 460. K Southern 470. S. Gilbert 459. L Jones 400. R. Gerrity 462. J. Reed 479. N. Spurting 461. L. \ Rife 473. J Brown4so. C. 80yd470. J. Mullett 457 200 games: E Slabaugh 220. 201. C. Shepherd 307. N Anderson 21Z 191. S. Eby 210. 202. N. Reeve 303. C Becher 201,171, K. Knisley 203 170 games: J. Galloway 190. 171. M. Pauff 171, C. Labsinger 176. 175. 174. J. Wortinger 192. C. Schwalm 102. J. Staetting 170, R. White 170. D. Cobum 179. V. Bennett 190. J. Kausal 100. W. Mitchell 170. E. Price 190.185, L. Hawn 176. K. Southern 102. S. Kern 101, 170. L. Joner 177, R. Gerrity 170. Y. Coburn 183 193, H. Taylor 102. 102, 174. J. Reed 170, J. Eldridge 199, D. Walton 179. C. Boyd 170. J. Mullett 170. R. Hite 199,190 Sunday Night Msed Fairmont 39 13 Cocinero's 349, 174 The Semiphores 33 19 Miller's Heating 31 21 Slabaugh Canvas 30 22 Wawaseeßowl • 29 23 Dreamers 20 24 ShortALong 20 24 Wallace Welding 264 254 Logan-Rogers 36 36 LAS 34 20 McMurphy's 22 30 The mini 22 * 30

Bowling news By MARK WEINSTEIN

Maher, Rosary Burbank, Pat Flannagan and Paula Schoff all picked up the 3-10 split Jane Fry converted the 5-10 split in the same league. RUTH STAItNER picked up the 5-7 split in the Monday Nite Early Birds League. Pat Boger and Lesa Hunt enjoyed the high series with a 524. Hunt rolled a 203 for the high game.

< ’GREAT ACHIEVERSj 'in /Mt) Mark Andrew Spitz of the U.S. won the most Olympic medals by an individual — 11 medals in all — at the Olympic Games in 1968 and 1972. His honors also include winning the most Olympic gold medals in swimming —a to- - tai of nine. They are for the 4xloo meter medley relay, the 4x200 meter freestyle relay, the 4xloo meter freestyle relay, the 200 meter freestyle, the 100 meter freestyle and the 100 meter butterfly. At the time, all but one of these performances were world records. In 1968, Spitz captured a silver in the' 100 meter butterfly and a bronze in the 100 meter freestyle as well. Unusual ornament For an unusual ornament fold a sturdy piece of paper into a triangle shape. Staple or glue-the edges together to form a cup. Paint on the eyes and glue, or staple a red paper dot for Rudoplh’s nose. Cut antlers from contrasting paper and glue onto the back of the cup. Insert a piece of yam through the punched holes, front and back. Fill with candy, nuts, a small gift and hang on your Christmas tree.

Stray Cats 19 33 Captain's Place 13 41 High team game: Short & Long — 750 High team serjes: Slabaugh Canvas - 1987 ( 500 series: H. Gray 560, R Butler 515. B Canfield 532, C. Summerlot 511, R. Earhart 546, G. Swihart 505, A. Slabaugh 513. M. Clevenger 599, K. Larimer 524. C. Simpson 504, J. Simpson 507. S Rensberger 505 450 series: K. Canfield 455, T. Knisley 470, B. Swihart 463, E. Slabaugh 491, S. Gardner 472. P. Lamb 451. S. Slabaugh 474 200 games: H. Gray 231, R. Butler 202. M. Clevenger 223,210. K. Larimer 214 160 games: K. Canfield 166, 176. S. Butler 167. T. Knisley 197, B. Swihart 174, E. Slabaugh 167, 166. J. Miller 166. S. Gardner 179, K. Larimer 164. P. Lamb 171, 179. C. Simpson 170,179, S. Slabaugh 171 Friday Night Mixed Miller's Heating ' 38 14 McDonalds Pick dp 34 18 Eby Ford 31 'r 20'1 Rlblet Products 294 224 St. Charles 29 23 Classic 29 23 Todd CID 28 24 Jeanettes 27 25 Frost TV 18 34 Baxter Technology 15 37 Triple A's Plus One 14 38 High team game and series: Jeanettes — 741-2111 600 series: D. Armbruster6o6 500 series: L. Hawn 555. G. Knisley 530, K Knisley 561. J- Kern 586, B. Thwaits 550. K. Solina 579. M Allberry 549, J. Blackport 505. J. Fry 520. J. Beaty 519, A. Epert 558. J. Bitner 521, M. Pauff 520. G Pauff 547. S. Kalisik 587. E. Harrington 517 450 series: G. Thwaits 478. S. Kern 497. B Hamilton 459. P Schopf 495. R. Burbank 453. J Maher 484.1. Kalisik 454, C Herington 471 200games: L. Hawn 217, K. Knisley 211. J. Kern 204. 218. B. Thwaits 200, K. Solina 212. M. Allberry 210. J. Fry 22Z J. Maher 202. A. Epert 201. G. Pauff 211. S. Kalisik 205. 2U>. D Armbruster 237 160 games: L. Hawn 180. G. Thwaits 164. 166. S. Kern 175. 162. 160. B. Hamilton 178, K. Solina 185. 182. P. Schopf 177, R Burbank 161. M. Myers 171. J. Bitner 172. M. Pauff 170.180.170. 1. Kalisik 171, C. Harrington 165, 166 Every Oftter Sat. Night Mixed Bud & Lou's 18 6 Just For Fun 16 8 Village Hair Trends 144 94 Holly Rollers 12 12 The Fab Four 12 12 High Riders Ilh 124 Reflector's 11 13 King's A Queens II 13 Hillbilly's 11 13 Woodchucks 10 14 . Clark's Crew 4 20 , High team game: Woodchuck's —785 High team series: 11th Frame Avengers — 2310 500 series: Danny. S. 528, Mark Weis weaves 524 200games: Danny S. 200. B McDonald 220. Terry Thomas 206 Domi CmiiHm Lund A Anderson 19 5 Db vis A Lewallen 18 6 Kammerdlener A Grothaus 18 6 Plikerd A Lindzy 15W 8W Carpenter A Andrews 15 9 Daffron A Whetten 15 9 Gammiere A Blanchard 15 9 Niles A Meyer 14 10 HippeAOwen 14 10, Jones A Hutchinson 13 11 Harmon A Elward 13 11 Rude A Jenson MVy 13W Hefty A Smith 10 14

Wed., December 5,1984 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Sports Calendar Week Os December 5 To December 12 WEDNESDAY Wawasee Girls’ Basketball 6:15 p.m. at Manchester Wawasee Freshman Basketball 6 p.m. at home vs Rochester Wawasee Wrestling 7 p.m. at Rochester Wawasee Boys’ Swim 11 6:30 p.m. at Rochester Wawasee Freshmen Girls’ Basketball I 6:30 p.m. at Northridge FRIDAY Wawasee JV & Varsity Basketball 6:15 p.m. at home vs Warsaw SATURDAY Wawasee JV & Varsity Basketball /Y_ Hsk tk 6:15 p.m. at Triton Wawasee Boys’ Diving Invitation 9 a.m. at Chesterton Milford Sixth Grade Boys’ & Girls’ Basketball 9 a m. at Syracuse MONDAY Syracuse Sixth Grade Boys’ Basketball 4:30 at Nappanee Syracuse Jr. High Girls’ Basketball 4:30 at home vs South Whitley Wawasee Girls’ Basketball 6:15 p.m. at North Wood Swim Club 5:45-8 p.m. TUESDAY Milford Sixth Grade Boys’ Basketball , yj 4:30 p.m. at Nappanee North Webster Jr. High Girls’ Basketball jJa 6 p.m. at Thomcreek Wawasee Freshmen Boys’ Basketball 6:30 p.m. vs Warsaw at home Wawasee Wrestling 7 p.m. at Bremen X Wawasee Boys’ Swim —\ 6:30 p.m. at home vs Elkhart Central W Wawasee Freshmen Girls’ Basketball 6:15 p.m. at Whitko

Bestul A Veitch 10 14 Calhoon A Dutcher 8 16 Furbee A Lemen 8 16 Ort A Flynn 7 17 Medley A Lawson 6 18 Campbell A Farr 6 18 Farmer A Reber 4 20 High team game and series: Davis A Lewallen — 731 1997 .500 series: B. Hutchinson 584. J. Davis 556. R Lindzy 560, K Plikerd 539, M. Farmer 529. T Tyler 524. T. Hippe 531. L Owen 531. F Means 518, B Anderson 509 . 450 series: F. Jones 519. C. Whetten 457. B. Smith 472. S. Harmon 457, N. Joy 457. J. Gonzales 451, J. Daffron4s3, J. Lewallen 466 200games: Farmer 211, T. Tyler 209, T. Hippe 204, B. Hutchinson 201, 200 170 games: B Smith 201. F. Jones 180. 172, J. Gonzales 185. S. Harmon 178 La nd-O-Lakes Stewart's Cleaning Service 34 14 Cocineros 34 14 Wawasee Bowl 32V7 15Mi Syracuse Legion 29 19 Sea Nymph 29 19 Knights Os Columbus 29 19 Kurley's Keglers 28 l 'i 19Vi American Builders 28 20 Terrys Asphalt Sealing 27 21 Ligonier Elks 25'Z> 22M> State Bank of Syracuse 24 24 Thermogas 23'4 24'4 Charger House 21 27 Doc's Hardware 21 27 Werker Brothers Const. 20'4 27Vi Lucky's Tavern 20 28 Goshen Auto Elect. 19 29 Wawasee Pro Shop 15 33 VylactOS 12'4 35'4 Gourmet Grocers 7 41 High team game and seriM: Cocineros — 966 2722 600 series: H. Dziak 622. M. Clevenger 608. G. Knisley 634. R Cook 645 500 series: D. Blosser 576. D. Smith 536. J. Sheets 529,WL Yoder 515. B. Einsledel 509, B. Hicks 551, M. Durham 504, E. Knight 526. M. Hoile S4B. D. Meyer 530. C. Werker 567. A. Epert 579, R. Williams 553. G. Lowe 512. W. Alderfer 555. G Price 552. H. Hschtetler 508. R. Taylor 554. R. Mathew $57. R. Carlson 502. P. Flanagan 500, T. Hoover $34, B. Buckey $33, J. Miller 571, Kevin Knisley $lO. G. Klenke $74, K. Knisley S3B. R. Hostetler $69. M. Wapps sl2. J. Halsey SBO. J. Walton sl3, C. Walton $22, A. Stewart sl6, J. Wellman s4l, T. Ervin 560, C. Fink S3B 200 games: D Blosser 243. H. Dziak 232. 200. M. Hoile 210. M. Clevenger 202. 211, J. Ormsby 214, C. Werker 222, R Williams 213, W. Alderfer 200, H. Hochstetler 20$. W. Schwalm 202, J. Miller 203. G. Klenke 217, J. Halsey 213. G. Knisley 240. 222, K. Knisley 214, R. Hostetler 206. R. Copk 211,221,213. A. Stewart 214. C. Fink 203 Caenfy — Moore's Shoes 39 17 Tux Shop 36 20 Bud's Body Shop 34 22 Fay's Boat Service 31 26 Wawasee Service Center 31 2$ C A C Insurance 31 2$ Kurly's Keglers 30 26 11th Frame Lounge 274 2814 Miller's Heating 2$ 31 Classic Formed Products 24 32 Paul'S U Lock It 2314 3214 Wawasee Bowl 23 33 Parker's Hybrids 22 34 Ye Olde Pub 1$ 41 High team game: Moore's Shoes —lOl7 High foam series: Bud's Body Shop—279o 800 series: R- Southern 696. L. Longenbaugh 600, R- Hyde 62$ 500 series: G. Ffsher SOB. P. Hunter 518, L. Sawyer 567. B. Miller $25, F. Troup 514, J. Stork $53. C. Wogoman S2B. D. Vice 524, D. Mayberry $97. J. Com 500! C. Arthur 557, G. Lowe $57, J. Kam 568, B. Thwaits $46, C

r Now faking Orders For FRESH SEAFOOD OYSTERS - LOBSTER - SHRIMP For Pre-Holiday Pick-Up On Saturday, Dec. 22 Call 269-9351 Anytime k Or 269-1081 After 5 P.M.,

Swihart $57, C. Truex 567, J. Kirkdorfer 530, H. Dziak 573, D. Trett 533. R. Williams 533, B. Canfield 519, M. Harrlngtgn 513, B Conrad 592, E. Harrington 559. B. Slabaugh 552, W. Alderfer 574, M. Zellinger 526. D. Armbruster $63 200 games: L. Sawyer 201. B. Miller 213, J. Stork 202. C.-Wogoman 210, R. Southern 238, 232, 226. D Mayberry 200, 233. J. Corn 211. G. Lowe 214, J. Kern 202. 200. B. Thwaits 209, C. Swihart 200. D. Trett 203. R. Williams 219, B. Conrad 243. E. Harrington 200, W. Alderfer 202. R. Hyde 216,233. D. Armbruster 222 Meiers ... Gutter Dusters 78 16 Gate Crashers 26 18 Gutter Balls 17 27 Three To One 17 27 High team game: Gate Crashers — 831 High team series: Gutter Dusters — 243$ 450 series: G. Price 507, T. Clevenger 496. B. Rensberger4B9 400 series: Gregory 426, H. Brower 411 375 series: D. Price 394, J. Nemeth 383, B. Johnson 382. L. Erb377, M. L050e377 350 series B Hinder er 362 150 games: T. Clevenger 199. 165, B. Rensberger 181.168. G. Price 158.184,165, H. Brower 157, M. Losee 156 Juniors . Cannon Bowlers 31'4 164 Fantastic Freaks SOW 174 Pin Killers 26 21 Yellow Jackets 26 22 8.T.C.8. ,2514 224 Pin Busters 244 234 SAL 24 24 Strikers 22 26 Pin Polverisers 15 33 Lucky Strikes 14 34 High team game and series: Yellow Jackets-751 2204 400 series: J. Lamb 403 37$ series: K. Manning 396, B. Rautson 381. J. Slabaugh 379. B. Strombeck 379, T. Clevenger 379 350 series: A. Wright 362, D Byrd 362, T. Simpson 361. B. Tallon 358. A. Johnson3sß. J. Shields 355 150 games: K. Maning 179. T. Clevenger 150 12$ games: J. Lamb 146. 13$, T. Simpson 144, S. Pachynski 141. A. Wright 141, B. Bortman 141. B. Tallon 134, A. Johnson 139. 126. B. Burbank 133. 129, J. Slabaugh 133. 129, C. Summerlot 133, B. Routson 131, 130, J. Shields 131. S. Kahle 130. B. Strombeck 128, 126,125. D. Byrd 128. C. Kline 126 Monday Nile Early Birds Never Come Latelies 37 19 Pin Busters 354 204 Lucky Strikes 34 22 Alley Cats 324 234 * Damn Were Good 32 24 Single 3 31 2$ Sun Shiners 31 25 Gutter Grabbers , 304 254 Swingin' Grandma's 294 264 Barbee Slowpokes 224 334 Little Rzpcals 21 35 Cocinero's ’» 37 The Duds 19 37 Connlvers 174 304 High team game: Gutter Grabbers — 509 High team series: Cocinero's —1613 SOO series: B. Swihart SOS, P. Boger 514. L. Hunt 514 450 series: O Cook 461. S. Bucher 462. Ann Whetten 463, J. Daffron 456. F. Jones 474, D. Allen 464, N. Peterson 491, C, Yoder 453, P. Whetten 463, S. McKee 469 200games: B. Swihart2ol, L. Hunt2o3 170 games: D. Cook 140. P. Smith 180, S. Bucher 162, 168, J. Slabaugh 162, B. Swihart 169. R Sterner 160, Ann Whetten 164, J. Daffron 164, A. Hutchinson 192. F. Jones 167, S. Klenke 172, D. Dunlop 147, P. Boger 109,100, N. Peterson 181, 165. C. Yoder 191, P. Whetten 164, K. Goldenberg 181, S. McKee 162.180

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