The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 January 1985 — Page 9

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Lady Warriors rip two foes, await showdown at Bremen

Whitko It was bound to happen sooner or later; the Lady Warriors ran into the stall game. Sensing there was no way his Wildcats could play with Wawasee’s potent running game for four quarters, Whitko coach Tom Wood put his team in a patient slow-down offense for most of Thursday’s contest at Wawasee. While the tactic didn’t keep the Lady Warriors from rolling to a 47-24 win, their 14th straight, it did keep the Wildcats close for most of the first half. After controlling the opening tip, Whitko’s Sheila Ousley, Barb Kelsey and Kim Gregory worked the ball around the perimter for nearly a minute and a half before turning the ball over on a bad pass. The Lady Warriors took the ball to the hoop on their first possession, but Anita Swope’s r jumper was off the mark, Whitko controlled the rebound and the Wildcats .went back into their stall. Another turnover gave the ball back to Wawasee with 5:37 on the clock. This time, Christy Speicher completed a three-point play to give Wawasee a 3-0 lead with 5:24 left in the opening period. The ball-control offense didn’t stop Wawasee from building a 9-3 lead at the first break, but it took its toll in other ways. Senior floor leader Sandy

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County Wawasee Bowl 9 3 Moore's Shoes 8 4 Foy's Boat Ser 8 4 YeOldePub 8 4 Kurly's Keglers 7 5 Parker's Hybrid's 1 5 Paul's 0 Lock It 7 5 W. Ser Center 6 6 Tux Shop 5 7 Miller's Heating 5 7 Classic Formed Prod 4 8 11th Frame ' 4 8 Bud's Body Shop 3 9 Cotton & Cotton Ins. 3 9 High team game and series: Moore's Shoes -951 2812 600 series: D. Armbruster 641 ' 500 series: C. Eby 585, S. Butt 513, M. Zellinger 583, D. Harper 505, T. Harper 504, L. Sawyer 548, B. Thwaits 565, S. Yoder 554, G. Lowe 593, R Southern 511, J. Stork 509, M. Hawkins 550. C. Wogoman 593, H. Gray 546, C. Arthur 552, M. Harrington 520, B. Conrad 534, E. Harrington 588, B. Slabaugh 506, W. Alderfer 521. C. Swihart 519, W. Williams 523, J. Kirkdorfer 522, D. Smith 528, B. Coburn 513, C. Coburn 503, B. Knisley 548 200 games: C. Eby 201, M. Zellinger 212, D. Armbruster 236, 204, 201, B. Thwaits 218, S. Yoder 207, G. Lowe 205, 204, J. Stork 213, M. Hawkins 202, C. Wogoman 201, H. Gray 202, E. Harrington 205, B. Slabaugh 205, J. Kirkdorfer 217, B. Knisley 201 Friday Night Mixed « Miller's Heating 54 26 Jeanette's . • . 51 29 McDonald's Pick Up > 46 Va ’ 33Vi

Bowling news By TOM CHARLES

SPLIT CONVERSIONS FROM THE PAST WEEK included the 5-7 by Dave Armbruster, Jan Maher, Jane Fry and Denise Rensberger. The 3-10 was picked up by Jan, Maher, Sue Penick, Anita Whetten, Dave Schopf and Jim Fry. Susie Peterson, Tom Burbank, Jane Fry, Paula Schopf and Kathryn Knisley picked up the 2-7. Other conversions included the 5-7-9 by Gloria

Payne picked up three fouls in the first six. minutes of play and was replaced by junior Becca Stiver. Both Payne and Swope appeared to be frustrated at times by the Whitko strategy as they tried to overplay in the backcourt and pick off passes. “I thought that we looked a little frustrated in the beginning,” said Wawasee coach Dale Brannock. “I don’t think the kids quite knew what to do at first. But they made the adjustments they had to.” The Wildcats pulled within three, 12-9, at one point in the second quarter. But Swope and Michelle Harter traded jumpers and gave the Lady Warriors an 18-11 lead at the half. The second half was all Wawasee as Swope had 10 points, Speicher eight and Harter five in the last 16 minutes. Wawasee led 33-16 at the end of the third quarter. “I was glad that they used this against us,” said Brannock. ‘‘We may see this* at some point down the line as well. It was good exposure for us. Swope had 19 points to lead the offense. Speicher added 13 points and Harter chipped in with nine. Payne, who played the second half with three fouls, picked up four points. Speicher was the game’s top rebounder with eight. The Lady Warriors travel to Bremen on Thursday night and host West Noble on Saturday night.

Eby Ford 45’s 34’z Classic 44 36 Todd CID 43 37 Riblet Products 42Vs 37Vi Frost TV 35 45 St. Charles 3.4'/z 45 Vj Triplea's Plus One 30 50 Syracuse Cleaners 30 50 Baxter Technology 25 55 High team game: Eby Ford — 729 High team series: Jeanettes — 2039 500 series: M. Allberry 581, S. Kalisik 572, J. Maher 508, T. Burbank 517, Gr Pauff 528, B. Penick 563, D Armbruster 591, G. Thwaits 532, J. Kern 526, K. Solina 518, G. Hamilton 550, L. Hawn 501, G. Knisley 529, K. Knisley 561 450 series: C. Harrington 459, J. Maher 471, E. Slabaugh 485, M. Pauff 472, P. Schopf 454, S. Penick 450, B Epert4sl 200 games: M. Allberry 225, S. Kalisik 213, 224, J. Maher 203, D. Armbruster 222. 211, G. Knisley 211, K. Knisley 200 160 games: C. Harrington 176, J. Maher 171, 171, E. Slabaugh 179, 173, M. Pauff 188, P. Schopf 173, S. Beaty 162, G. Thwaits 197, 171, 164, S. Kern 170, K. Solina 169, 169,180, L. Hawn 164, 188 Monday Nite Early Birds Never Come Latelies 48 24 Lucky Strikes 46 26 Pin Busters 41 Vi 25 Vi Darn We're Good 40 32 Gutter Grabbers 39'. i 32 '» Alley Cats 39V 2 28' 2 Single 3 38 34 Swingin’ Grandma's , 36'Z? ' 35V4 Sun Shiner's 35 37

Thwaits, the 5-7 by Dave Armbruster, the 2-7-9-10 by Pat Flanagen, the 4-7-10 by Jamie Gonzales, the 5-10 by Lilly Hawn, the 3-7 by Susie Kern, the 4-5 by Jean Brown and the 6-8-10 by Yvonne Coburn. Betty Hamilton picked up her first 600 series with a 628 score on Friday night. She had games of 223,. 196 and 209. / /

Gymnasts clip Panthers to remain undefeated

By TOM CHARLES Sports Editor Wawasee’s intermediate gymnastics teams notched its second win of the season in a home meet with North Wood on Saturday. Capturing the top spot in all events except the all-around, the Warriors bested the visiting Panthers by a score of 84.60-68.65. The Panthers had only one girl competing on the optional level and Wawasee easily won that competition, 76.4-7.35. Steph Jamiel won the balance beam and floor exercise competitions to lead the intermediate squad. She scored a 7.25 on the beam and followed with an 8.2 on the floor. Other intermediate winners for Wawasee were Steph Crow, 8.1 in vaulting, and Nicole Iwankowitsch, 7.55 on the uneven bars. Picking up seconds in the meet were Staci Ostendorf, 7.35 in

JrJr Ij /Si |i IBT | , !■?*** mi Bf i * 1 1 Im 1 I l SYRACUSE EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM — This group of eighth graders is playing basketball for Syracuse Junior High this winter. In the front row are manager David Keener, Matt Coble, Brian Jones, Brian Neff, Rod Coy, Tom Mangas and Rob Huey. In the back row are coach Tom Jones, Judd Storey, Dennis Bogart, Chuck Lossee, Jay Koontz, David Huffenberger and John Karesh. (Mail-Journal Photo)

Webster Bth wins pair

The North Webster eighth grade boys captured two basketball contests in the past week. On Tuesday, Pete Bonner had U.S. leading the United States holds a 15-0 lead over the Soviet Union in basic technologies with “the greatest potential for significantly improving military capabilities in the next 10 to 20 years,” the Pentagon told Congress recently. E PA and lead New evidence show that even tiny doses of lead are toxic to children and the Environmental Protection Agency has moved to slash by 91 percent the amount of lead in gasoline sold for use in older cars and trucks.

Barbee Slowpokes 30'/2 41’/» The Duds 29 43 Cocinero's Lady's 29 43 Little Rascals 25 47 Conni ver's 21',T 50Vi High team game: Cocinero's —584 High team series: The Duds— 1744 500 series: P. Brenna man 533, J. Slabaugh 508, B. Peterson 505, P. Boger 510 450 series: C. Whetten 456, J. Vanlan ingham 465, S. McKee 461, E. Wogoman 493, L Hunt 459, J. Maule 464, L. Stuby 452, D. Dunlap 470, N. Peterson 451, Anita Whetten 488, B. Swihart 451, R. Starner 459 200games: P. Brennaman 201 170 games: P. Brennaman 190, J. Slabaugh 174, 179, B. Peterson 184, 161, 160, A. Peter son 186, J. Vanlaningham 194, K. Goldenberg 163, S. McKee 167, E. Wogoman 192, Ann Whetten 161, P. Boger 162,191, L. HOnt 160, J. Maule 166, L. Stuby 167, L. Paternoster 165, D. Dunlap 160, Anita Whetten 190, B. Swihart 163. R. Starner 167 MAJORS Gutter Dusters 38- 30 Gate Crashers 37 31 Three To One 31 37 Gutter Balls 30 38 High team game and series: Gutter Balls — 913 2540 500 series: B. Beaty 512, H. Browersos 450 series: K. Gregory 475, B. Johnson 452 400 series: G. Price 441, S. Caudill 426, T. Beaty 401 375 series: D. Price 396, M. Federow 381, T. Combo 375 200games: H. Brower 202, 154 150 games: T. Combs 186, B. Johnson 182, K. Gregory 172, 188, B. Beaty 168,163,181. M.

vaulting, and Sherry Daniels, 7.05 on the beam. Brenda Clouse of North Wood was second in the floor exercise and on the uneven bars. Clouse captured the intermediate all-around title with a score of 27.55. Sherry Daniels was second with a total of 26.85. Optional Raeni Rinker won both the vaulting and the uneven bars, Suellen Free won the beam and floor exercise, and Kathie Campbell placed first in the all-around competition to pace the Warriors’ optional squad. Rinker scored a 7.95 in vautling and a 7.0 on the uneven bars. Campbell placed third on the balance beam, second on the uneven bars and second in floor exercise en route to scoring 25.60 in the all-around event. Free topped the field on the balance beam with a score of 7.35. She then edged out Campbell by .05 for first place in the floor

16 points and Jeff Boyer scored 10 to lead the team to a 52-36 win over Wakarusa. The Trojans shot 57.5 percent from the floor. On Thursday, Matt Dick had 16 points and 10 rebounds and Jeff Carey added 11 points asa the Trojans beat Pierceton in overtime, 33-30. The team is now 6-3 overall. The seventh grade raised its record to 3-6 with a 41-17 win over Wakarusa on Tuesday. Scott Carlin and Chris Conkling each had 11 points. Armadillos, leprosy DALLAS — A government study has found that leprosy carried by armadillos is concentrated along a 100-mile-wide coastal strip of Texas, the state with the nation’s highest leprosy rate.

Federow 166, D. Caudill 158, 170, T. Beaty 153, G. Price 152, D. Price 151 Juniors Fantastic Freaks 42Vi 29’zi Yellow Jackets 42 30 Cannon Bowlers „ 41 Vz 30'/z SB.L 40 32 Pin Busters 39Vi 32 Vz 8.T.C.8. 36'Zz 35Vi Pin Killers 36 36 Pin Polverisers 33 39 Strikers 29 43 Lucky Strikes 19 53 High team game: Pin Polverisers — 818 High team series: Pin Busters — 2350 400 series: A, Rensberger 429, T. Clevenger 426, B. Burbank 423, C. McDonald 416, B. Strombeck 401 375 series: B. Tallon3B7, C. Summerlot 377 350 series: B. Rouston 371, B. Richcreek 369, A. Wright 364, S. Kahle 362, T. Simpson 359, A. Johnson 356, T. Caudill 352, S. Pachynski 351, S. Lent 350 150 games: A. Wright 162, 126, T. Clevenger 164,143, A. Rensberger 159,167, B. Burbank 159, 144. C. McDonald 157, 140, C. Summerlot 157, 133, B. Tallon 155, A. Johnson 150, C. Brower 156 * 125 games: S. Lent 149, T. Simpson 144, B. Richcreek 142, C. Spurling 137, J. Slabaugh 135, T. Hostetler 136, B. Routson 134, B. Strombeck 127, 145, 129, J. Simpson 132, C. Cripe 131. T. Caudill 129, D. Byrd 128, J. Shields 127, S. Pachynski 126 Tuesday Afternoon Todd's 52 16 Mastercraft 46Vi 21 Vi Arrow Corp. 45 23 Teghtmeyer /' 41 27 State Bank 40Vi 27’Zz LaPetite 36 32 Beacon ’ 32 36 Paul's-U-Lock 28Vi 39'z Thornburg's 24 Vz 43Vz Carter Plm.-Htg. 24 44 Lil's Anchor Bar 20 48 Ace Pest 18 'SO High team game: State Bank — 821 High team series: Teghtmeyer — 2298 Spilt conversions: L. Johnson 3-10, B. Ganz 3-10, E. Kirkdorfer 5-6-10, J. Hays 3-10, C. Scheiber 3-10, 5-10, S. Harman 3-10, J. Lantz 5-10, J. Kahle 5-10, S. Wolterman 2-7-8, P. Miller 3-10, B. Kline 5-6-10, S. Flanagan 5-7, L. Welty 5-10, J. Maher 3-10, F. Ervin 2-7. S. Beaty 3 10. L. McFarland 3-10.5-8-10,5 6 500 series: B. Smith 503. S. Wolterman 532 450 series: C. Schleber 457, M. Mock 476, J. Larjtz 454, I. Kalisik 459, J. Maher 491, L.. McFarland 450, K. Stone 495, L. Welty 481, J. Hays 467, B. Ganz 466 160 games: M. Bray 161, J. Cushing 163, I. Kalisik 160. 165, C. Scheiber 177, M. Mock 180, B Smith 189, 168, J. Maher 178, L. McFarland 169, K. Stone 160. 185. S.

exercise. Other Warriors in the top three of their events were Jeanine Gunn, third in vaulting; Julie Schmahl, second on beam; Tressa Littleton, third in floor exercise; and Paula Smith, third on the uneven bars. Smith, a sophomore, was moved up from the intermediate team to fill Angie Graff’s spot. Graff was injured in the first meet of the year and may not return the rest of the year. “Moving Paula up is a good move,” said assistant coach Debbie Haab. “We needed another optional person and I think it will challenge Paula.” The team may also be without the services of Gunn, who injured her arm during her floor exercise routine. However, the extent of her injury is not known at this time. The team is back in action on Thursday with a meet at Concord. Action begins at 6 p.m.

Sports shorts

Games changed Wawasee Athletic Director Hal Traviolia has announced that last Saturday’s boys’ basketball contest with Westview has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 6:15 p.m. The game will be played at Wawasee. The Wawasee freshmen girls’ basketball team will face Elkhart Central tonight at 4:30 p.m. The contest was orginally slated for Monday night. Syracuse girts down Milford in sixth grade action The Syracuse sixth grade girls’ basketball team scored a 20-10 win over Milford on Saturday, Jan. 19, at Milford. Lori Stiver scored six points to top the Syracuse effort. Rounding out the balanced scoring attack were Paige Price with five points and Lori Boles with four. Susan Harman and Lori Gargett each had two points and Nikki Marsh contributed a free throw in the winning effort. The teams were tied at 9-9 at the end of the fourth quarter and Syracuse pulled away in the extra periods to account for the final margin of victory.

Flanagan 163, J. Gray 165, L. Welty 198. J. Hays 182, B. Ganz 171, L. Johnson 183, J. Alfano 160, P. Hamilton 167, S. Wolterman 192,192, B. Ganshorn 162, G. Hayner 166 Milford Business Campbells Market 9 3 HencheinOil 9 3 Dana 9 3 Sleepy Owl 8 4 Kentucky Fried Chicken 8 4 Milford Motors 8 Mathews Body Shop 8 4 Wuthrich & Sons 7 5 Sharps Hardware 6 6 Webster Legion 6 6 Johncock & Brayton 6 6 Webster Vans 6 6 Eagles FOE 3760 6 6 Curiosity Shop 5 7 11th Frame Lounge 5 7 Lakers 4 8 Chore Time 4 8 Frost Ant. 3 9 V.A.W. 2 10 Family Fare 2 10 High team game: Mathews Body Shop — 912 High team series: Kentucky Fried Chicken —2558 600 series. G. Freheit642 500 series: Doug Wuthrich 540, Denny Wuthrich 535, J. Glon 505, 8. Conrad 595. M. Zellinger 576, T. Hippe 518, T. Gammiere 513, B. Anderson 540, B. Seely 512, C. Lantz 504, B. Lantz 527, L. Young 517, J. Jones 500, T, Tyler 501, J. Kuehner 522, F. Means 501, G. Lawson 534, J. Lowe 531, M. Moore 512, P. Beezley 517, T. Louks 506, G. Daffron 521, D. Blosser 562, J. Rowe 524, J. Bartman 562, K. Plikerd 542, C. Beezley 514, D. Stahley 536, S. Stump 549, D. Beer 512, J. Amsden 512, K. 518 200 games: D. Wuthrich 208, M. Zellinger 211, B. Conrad 212, 203, T. Hippe 202, L. Young 200, T. Tyler 204, J. Krehner 200, G. Frieheit 255. 205, D. Blosser 209, G. Bell 206. C. Lindzy 205, D. Stahley 219, P. Williams 202, S. Stump 225, K. Mathews 203 Split conversions: J. Kuehner 5-7-10 Tuesday Nite Ladies v The 3 Delights 50 24 Grannies 8. The Kid 47 29 D. > 45 31 Go Getters ' 43 33 Chumps 35 41 Misfits 35 41 Margarita's 34Vz 41’i Alley Cats 33V> 42W Youngsters 28 48 Cocinero's 27 49 High team game and series; Chumps — 502-1360 500 series: P. Snyder 502 450 series: S. Gilbert 480. E. Wogoman 456, D. Glon. J. West 493

Sports comment — Calling the shots CHARLES

AFTER 16 MONTHS AT THE MAILJOURNAL, the time has come for this reporter to bid farewell to the Wawasee area. This Friday marks my last day on the job and brings to an end what has been a pleasant association with the Lakeland Community School Corporation. Although I’m leaving this area and moving to eastern Pennsylvania, I’ll be thinking about Wawasee in the upcoming weeks as the wrestlers, both basketball teams and the swimmers head into post-season tournaments. It has been a real treat to watch these athletes work hard during the year, and I’ll miss seeing how that work pays off. Perhaps most of all, however, I will miss the friends I’ve made through my work. To all of the coaches at Wawasee High School, Dr. Howard Hull, Sally Baker and Hal Traviolia, I would.like to say a big “thank you” for the many ways in which you’ve made my job easier. You have made me feel at home in this community and that has been much appreciated. ROUNDBALL ROUNDUP There has been some talk in the area regarding Brooks Koble’s chances of becoming Wawasee’s all-time leading scorer by the end of the year. Well, the lanky senior has a long way to go to accomplish that feat. As of now, he needs to score 387 points to catch Jeff Long’s record of 1,050. With seven games left in the regular season, that appears to be an impossible task. Last week’s winners in the Big Ten were Ohio State, lowa, Illinois and Purdue. In high school action, Concord, East Noble, Plymouth, Warsaw and Wawasee were winners. Big Ten games on this week’s schedule are Ohio State at Illinois, Indiana at Purdue, Michigan State at Michigan and Wisconsin at lowa. In the NLC, Whitko is at Wawasee, Memorial at Warsaw, Goshen at Penn, Plymouth at North Wood, Rochester at Concord and Bremen at Glenn. This week’s guest picker preferred to remain anonymous. All the information we could scrape together about the disguised soothsayer is that he plays football and attends a college with a basketball team that wins very few of its contests.

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. Charles would like to leave the M-J on a positive note. He’s held the top spot since the first week of the season and hopes to leave in the same position. Winners: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan State, lowa, Wawasee, Warsaw, Penn, Plymouth, Concord and Glenn

200games: P. Snyder 202, J. West 202 160 games: I. Dull 161, S. Gilbert 170, 165. E Wogoman 167, M. Halsey 166, D. Glon 168, K. Hughes 161, M. Shipley 171, M. Lambright 162, M. Wiggs 168, S. Butler 160 Thursday Nite Ladies Golden Razor 54 22 Jones 54 22 Wawasee Bowl 48 28 Lake City Bank II 48 28 Louie's 45 31 Buyrite 43 33 Pilchers 41 35 Lake City Bank I 41 35 Liberty 38 38 Stop Inn 37 39 Sandi's 37 39 3 Flags 36 Vz 39>/ 2 Kidds 36 40 Stanley Steemer 36 40 Monsanto 34 42 Thornburgs 34 42 Footloose 28 48 Wallace Welding 24’z 51‘z Dana 23 53 Beacon 21 55 High team game: Wawasee Bowl — 876 High team series: Jones 8, Wawasee Bowl — 2442 500 series: S. Batesla 504, J. Reed 503, R. Gerrity 511, R. White 525, N. Reeve 500. L. Rife 533, C. Lobsiger 504, N. Shields 504, S. Eby 546, L. Hawn 519, K. Southern 532. K. Knisley 530. J. Eldridgesl9, E. Slabaugh 523. C. Shepherd 532 450 series: H. Taylor 480. D. Walton 478, J. Brown 464, S. Gilbert 486, K. Hare 451, D. Fink 485, B. Hamman 488, V. Bennett 487, J. Kausal 457, D. Long 458, C. Clifton 474, J. Mullet 457, N. Galloway 465. S. Price 469. C. Becher 479, P. Pollock 467. S. Delagrange 466, C. Egolf 456, S. Kern 497, J. Wortinger 473, S. Corn 490, G. Shepherd 481, M. Pauff 484 200games: K. Knisley 221 " 170 games: S. Batesla 194, J. Reed 197, S. Gilbert 175, R. Gerrity 192. D. Fink 188. 177. D. Coburn 176, B. Hamman 180,178. R- White 188. 177, J. Kausel 190, N. Reeve 172. 172. L. Rife 198, 190. S. Flanagan 177, C. Lobsiger 174, 170, C. Clifton 170, R. Hite 184. N. Galloway 176. C. Becher 181, S. Delagrange 178, C. Egolf 187. N. Shields 178. S. Eby 198. 182. L. Hawn 199,172, K. Southern 199,176. S. Kern 180. E. Slabaugh 187,174. M. Pauff 172. C. Shepherd 194,179 ’’ Land-O-Lakes Charger House 11 1 Coclneros 11 1 Stewart's Cleaning Serv. 9 3 Sea Nymph 9 3 Lucky's Tavern 8 4 Worker Brothers Const. 8 4 Ligonier Elks 8 4 Wawasee Bowl 7 5

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Wrestlers hammer Fairfield in dual meet finale The Wawasee wrestling team pounded Fairfield 59-9 in its final dual meet of the season Tuesday night. The Warriors close out the dual meet portion of their season with a 12-2 record. Winners for the Warriors were Ron Rodeffer, Eliseo Roa, Mitch Price, Jeff Dunithan, Chris Yoder, Josh Lantz, Jim Dilley, Brad Traviolia, Lance Lantz, Scott Shoemaker and Steve Sturgill. _> . Snowmobile race on Sunday The Wawasee Kiwanis Club will sponsor its second annual 150-mile snowmobile enduro race on Sunday, Jan. 27, on Syracuse Lake, Syracuse. The race is slated to begin at noon, with classes for 0-250, 251-500 and 501-up. Only 50 entry slots are available and more information can be obtained by calling 457-5637 or 856-2903. A three-wheeler race will be held following the enduro and drag races are slated for Saturday on the lake. More information on the drag races can be obtained by calling 457-5637 or 856-2200.

Syr. Legion 7 5 American Bldr's. 7 5 Vylactos 6 6 Thermogas 6 6 Knights Os Columbus 5 7 Doc's Hardware 5 7 Kurley's Keglers 4 8 State Bank Os Syr. 3 9 Gourmet Grocers 3 9 Goshen Auto. Elect. 2 10 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 1 11 Wawasee Pro Shop 0 12 High team game and series: Stewart's Cleaning— 997 2803 600 series: M. Durham 605, H. Hochstetler 601, C. Wogoman 601, A. Epert 614, W. Alderfer 642, R. Treft 611 500 series: M. Yoder 501, B. Einsiedel 534, M. Godfrey 543, B. Hicks 521, D. Vanette 516. R. Carlson 570, Kev. Knisley 537, G. Knisley 517, Ken. Knisley 538, B. Eyer 536, D. Taylor 584, D. Weaver 540, M. Wapps 512, J. Wortinger 511. D. Smith 544. J. Sheets 525, B Lung 535, A. Stewart 540, T. Ervin 535, C. Coburn 504. B. Kehr 546, L. Ryman 548, M. Clevenger 552, F. Nylkos 560. L. McGriff 501. R. Southern 571. G. Lowe 514, R. Stricklin 538, D Barhydt 536, J. Walton 528, M. Hoile 200 games: M. Durham 223, M. Godfrey 205, D. Ringler 202, R. Carlson 210, Kev. Knisley 226. G. Knisley 204. D. Taylor 208, H. Hochstetler 203, 206. C. Wogoman 226. D. Smith 212, T. Ervin 205, B. Kehr 207, F. Nylkos 213. A. Ea pert 202. 211, 201. R. Southern 227, 205. W. Alderfer 213. 204. 225, G. Stahl 205, R. Stricklin 200. D. Barhydt 219, J. Walton 200, C. Walton 201, R. Test 224, 216. M. Hoile 203 Thurs. Morning Early Birds Tweety Birds 42 22 Dirty Birds 38Vi 25Vi Loony Birds 25V» 38 Vz Turkeys 20 44 High team game and series: Tweety Birds — 484 1424

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This is Weinstein’s final chance to catch Charles, and he’s counting on Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, lowa, Wawasee, Warsaw, Penn, Plymouth, Concord and Glenn to bring home wins and vault him into first place. Mr. X keeps a low profile with the following choices: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan State, lowa, Whitko, Warsaw, Penn, Plymouth, Concord and Glenn Kuhn tabs Illinois, Indiana, Michigan State, lowa, Wawasee, Warsaw, Penn, Plymouth, Concord and Glenn to capture wins this week. Sturgis still can’t seem to raise herself in the standings. This week she is counting on Illinois, Indiana, Michigan State, lowa, Whitko, Warsaw, Penn, Plymouth, Concord and Glenn to move her up in the ratings. Rhodes failed to make up any ground last week and is now in his seventh consecutive week in the cellar. This week’s predictions include wins for Illinois, Indiana, Michigan State, lowa, Whitko, Warsaw, Penn, Plymouth, Concord and Bremen.

500 series: B. Klineso2, J. West 506 450 series: L. Connolly 456, J. Gray 466, J. Hostetler 471 150 games: ft. Dust 156, K. Canfield 164, B Kline 177, 171, 154, L. Connolly 156, 163, J. Gray 156, 167, J. Hostetler 182. J. West 184, 153,169

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