The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 February 1985 — Page 9

Sports

Bowling

Sunday Night Mixed Fairmont 6O'/z 27'ri Cocinero's 56 32 Miller's Heating 53 35 The Semiphores 51 37 Wawasee Bowl 50 38 Slabaugh Canvas 48 40 L 8, S 48 40 Wallace Welding 47Vz Dreamers 46’ 2 41 Logan Rogers 45 43 The Til ini 42 46 Short & Long 41 47 Stray Cats 37 51 McMurphy's 33 55 Cloud Nine 27'-z 60 'z Captain's Place 18 70 High team game and series: Cocinero's — 742 2162 600 series: C. Swihart63o 500 series: J. Wallace 544. F. Money 523. I. Senders 537, R. Butler 512, B. Canfield 505, B. Swihart 519, G. Swihart 527, C. Summerlot 565, B. Knisley 535, K Larimer 507, T. White 543, S. Rensberger 560, C. Coburn 515 450 series: C. Elliott 489, B. Howell 470, C. Swihart 486, J. Mifier 471, S. Slabaugh 485, M. Rensberger 451, M. Earnhart46l 200 games: I. Senders 205, A. Swihart 224, 217, C. Summerlot 2,11, T. White 207, S. Rensberger 200 160 games: C. Elliott 193, 160, B Howell 172, C. Wallace 165, K. Canfield 168, F. Money 183, 180, 160, D. Fink 162, P. Bailey 162, C. Swihart 159, 183, B. Swihart 180, 174, 165, T. Knisley 173, K. Larimer 188, 167, J. Miller 164, 166, S. Slabaugh 177, 165. M. Rensberger 191, P. Lamb 171, C. Simpson 162, M. Earnhart 160 Monday Nite Early Birds Never Come Latelies = 53 27 Lucky Strikes ~ 52 28 Pin Busters 47’2 32'2 Damn Were Good 45 35 Alley Cats . 43'2. 36',z Gutter Grabbers 42'2 37' 2 Single 3 42 38 Swingin Grandma's 40' 2 39'2 Sunshiners 40 40 Barbee Slowpokes 37'z 42'2 The Duds 33 47 Cocinero's Ladies 32 48 Little Rascals 27 53 conniver's 24'2 55'z High team game: Gutter Grabbers — 599 High team series: Barbee Slowpokes — 1669 500 series: J. Maule 549, C. Yoder 526, J. Jones 544, B. Swihart 541, P. Boger 502, L. Hunt 528, S. McKee 578 450 series: D. Dunlap 475, P. Brennaman 450, N. Peterson 450, Anita Whetten 494, J. Slabaugh 483, J. Gonzales 483, E Wogoman 451, J . Hoover 457 200 games: J Maule 225, F. Jones 201, 200, B. Swihart 212, S. McKee 224 160 games: D. Dunlap 167, J. Maule 169, S Bartman 178, P Brennaman 161, S. Truex 179, N. Peterson 164, Anita Whetten 171, 167. C Yoder 191, 190, S. BuCher 170, J. Slabaugh 176. B. Swihart 179, R. Starrier 180, J. Gon zales 162, 164, E. Wogoman 175, Ann Whetten 162, 163, J Hoover 176, B. Boger 189, 172, L. Hunt 191, 171, 166, K. Goldenberg 165, S. McKee 195 Milford Business Campbell’s Market 15 5 Milford Motors 14 6 Wuthrich 81 Sons ,4 6 Shue's Curiosity Shop 13 7 North Webster Legion #253 13 7 HencheinOil '3 Dana 12 8 Kentucky Fried Chicken 12 8 Mathews Body Shop H 9 Sleepy Owl " 9 Webster Vans ’ 1 9 Lakers 'O’/z 9’/z Sharps Hardware 10Vi 9’Zz Chore Time 10 10 Johncock & Brayton 8 12

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Eagles #3760 6 14 Frost Ant. 5 I 5 U.A.W. 1 1’ High team game and series: Shue's Curiosity Shop — 976-2658 500 series: G. Shue 554, K. Trine 585, J Simpson 556, J. Amsden 513, J. Dewart 501, K. Mathews 533, J Bartman 574, R Bartman 517, M. Shearer 591, L. Mast 508, P. Gates 573. J. Todd 505, G. Nicolia 563, C. Lantz 503, B. Lantz 543, D. Butler 509, D. Blosser 569, E. Kuehner 562, D. Kuehner 519, J. Kuehner 529. G. Lawson 578, J. Lowe 518, B Stevens 538. S. Smith 538, B. Conrad 518, B Richardson 502, E. Harting 516. D. Dewitt 508, A. Boler 548, Doug Wuthrich 510, M. Sumpter 506, Don Wythrich 502, B. Anderson 549, P. Smith 542, J. Dial 521, T. Hippe 524, C. Beezley 543, S. Keim 523. Stahley 510, D Stahley 524, D. Orn 501, A. Campbell 505 200 games: K. Trim 230, J. Simpson 231, J. Bartman 216, P. Gates 205, B. Lantz 241, D Butler 212, E. Kuehner 221, G. Lawson 200, 202, D. Blosser 209, B. Conrad 224, B. Anderson 214, J. Dial 215, B. Stahley 204. D. Stahley 216 Friday Mixed Millers Heating ' 0 ' 58 30 Jeanettes 58 30 McDonalds Pick-up 51 36V2 Todd CID 45 43 Frost TV ' 42 46 St. Charles 38' z 49'/z Triple A's Plus One 33 55 Syracuse Cleaners 32 56 Baxters . 25 63 Classic (Inc.) Eby Ford (Inc.) Ribet Products (Inc.) High team game and series: Frost TV — 717 2108 600 series: B Penick 616, D. Armbruster 614, A. Epert626 500 series: J. Beaty 559, K. Solinb 582, M. Pauff 572, G. Pauff 554, G. Knisley 568, K. Knisley 506, G Thwarts 511, J. Kern 534, B. Thwarts 547 450 series: S. Penick 457, B. Epert 467, L. Hawn 487, C. Harrington 460, T. Cusick 459 200 games; B. Penick 215, D. Armbruster 233, 201, J. Beaty 201, A. Epert 216, 205, 205, K. Solina 206, 201, M. Pauff 201, G. Pauff 206, G. Knisley 224, 203, S. Kalisik 204 160 games: F. Armbruster 164, 161, S. Penick 178, B. Epert 192, B. Hamilton 162, M. Pauff 173, 198, L. Hawn 177, 167, C. Harr ington 193, D Fink 185, G. Thwarts 179, 180, T. Cusick 170, 166 County Moore's Shoes ’5 5 Kurly's Keglers 14 6 Parker's Hybrids ,4 6 W. Ser. Center, j 13 7 Foy's Boat Ser. «. 13 7 W. Bowl ’2 8 YeOldePub 12 8 Bud's Body Shop 9 ’1 CB,Clns. 8 12 Paul's U Lock It 8 12 Miller's Heating 6 14 Classic Formed Prod 6 14 Tux Shop 5 15 11th Frame 5 15 High team game: Cotton 81 Cotton Ins. — 980 High team series” Bud's Body Shop — 2761 600 series: D. Armbruster 612, M Harr ington 695, D. Bunger 603 500 series: R. Williams 525, C. Coburn 502, C. Frushour 541, D. Mullett 525, M. Hoile 510, R. Schultz 523, E. Henning 576. C. Eby 593, W Stahly 534, M' Zellinger 549, S. Yoder 551. G. Lowe 509, C. Swihart 543, G. Swihart 518, C. Truex 531. J. Kirkdorfer 576, H. Dziak 583, C. Garner 523, C. Farr 510, B. Canfield 509, B Miller 529, G. Hawkins 503, C. Wogoman 565, E. Harrington 569, W. Alderfer 526, L Knispel 512, J. Wood 533, D. Cotton 515, R. Southern 585, C. Arthur 539, D. Arthur 565. T. Harper 501, A. Northcutt 522, L. Sawyer 551 200 games: R. Williams 202, M. Hoile 204.

R. Schultz 205, E. Henning 217, S. Richardson 203, M. Zellinger 205, D. Armbruster 223,203, S. Yoder 208, C. Swihart 219, C. Truex 216. J. Kirkdorfer 210, H. Dziak 211, C. Wogoman 213, M. Harrington 250, 257, D. Bunger 223, 205, J. Wood 214, R. Southern 203, 223, D. Ar thur 216, G. Cunningham 202, A. Northcutt 203, L Lawyer 223 Thursday Nite Ladies Golden Razor 61 23 Jones 57 27 Wawasee Bowl 54 30 Louies 53 31 Lake City Bank II 53 31 Pilchers 44 40 Buyrite - 44 40Liberty 43 41 Lake City Bank I 42'z 41'z Monsanto 41 43 Sandi's 41 43 3 Flags 41 43 Stanley Steemer 41 43 Stop Inn 39 45 Kidds 37 47 Thornburgs 36 48 Footloose 34 50 Wallace Welding 27'2 56'2 Dana 26 58 Beacon 24 60 High team game and series: Wawasee 80w1—932 2501 Split conversions: Y. Coburn 3-10, J. Reed 3-10, D. Skevington 3 10, S. Batesla 4 5 500 scries: L. Hawn 545, K. Southern 561, D. Overfelt 509, H. Taylor 517, N. Spurling 516, J. Reed 509, J. Kausal 500, N. Reeve 505, E. Slabaugh 565, M. Pauff 513. C. Solina 513. S. Eby 546 450 series: C. Whitacre 460, S. Kern 457, K. Knisley 478, J. Hays 461, S. Gilbert 455, R. Gerrity 468, Y. Coburn 462, C. Bucher 460, L.

AjHfe Bowling news By MARK WEINSTEIN

THREE LADIES CONVERTED THE 3-10 SPLIT during the Thursday Night Ladies league. Yvonne Coburn, Jo Reed, and Deb Skevington, a substitute bowler, picked up the troublesome split. Sharon Batesla converted the 4-5 split during the same league. DURING THE MONDAY NITE EARLY

Rife 481, D. Walton 469, J. Knisely 484, E* Kiefer 478, G. Pilcher 458, W. Mitchell 460, D. Dean 461, B. Kilgore 452, J. Mullet 456, C. Miller 476, C. Shepherd 457, P. Summerlot 465, B. Leedy 471 200 games: L. Hawn 210, 180, K. Southern 212, 175, 174, N. Spurling 209, T. Lynn 200, E. Slabaugh23l, 171, E. Eby 225, 170 170 games: S. Kern 187, K. Knisely 175, D. Overfelt 186, J. Hays 170, B. Miller 180, H. Taylor 191, 188, J. Reed 179, J. Kausal 179, N. Reeve 180, 174, D Walton 172, J. Knisely 196, W. Mitchell 192. D. Dean 174, B. Kilgore 180,

Bowling Called ‘World’s Best Kept Secret’ by Chuck Pezzano Roger Tessman, executive-secretary treasurer of the American Bowling Congress, doubles as president of the federation Internationale des Quilleurs, the international amateur bowling organization. The FIQ has Deen around a long time, since 1952, and the recent addition ot two more countries. India and New Zealand, brought the membership total to an impressive 71 nations. After a month long tour that took him to most parts of the world, Tessman had to admit, "Bowling is one of the best kept secrets in the world." But he hastened to add that many programs are underway, to let the rest of the world know what the bowling world already knows, that there are more than 100 million bowlers actively rolling their little globes somewhere on that big globe called earth. / One of tne goals is to become part of the Olympic Games. More than 40 countries have Olympic committee recognition, including the ABC and Women’s International Bowling Congress here in the United States. Bowling is a girt of the World Games, the Pan American ames and the Asian Games. There are such amateur events as the AMF World Cup, a 20 year veteran of the international amateur scene and one that draws the best men and women from close to 50 countries. Tessman notes? “The interest has always been there, the drive to make bowling an Olympic sport, but it seems as though not enough horses were available to pull the wagon. Since the United States is one of the stronger horses, we have to take the lead.” The groundwork is underway and ABC and WIBC rules have been expanded to include the standards Olympic recognition demands. Help is on the way to improve high school and collegiate bowling. Plans are being made to give any qualified bowler in any bowling center the opportunity to represent the United States in one of the many various international competitions we seem destined to take part in or conduct in the near future. s Tessman, an eloquent speaker, is also a good listener, and during his trip abroad, he kept his ears and mind wide open. “After all, we’ve been around bowling since 1895. That’s a long time, maybe too long, because we might have a tendency to think we know it all, without trying to understand the bowling problems of other countries around the world.” Tessman is determined to build a staff, to educate, to create more knowledge and more cooperation so that this huge bowling family can do the most for its adherents. International sports officials, including Olympic committees, are beginning to recognize bowling. So maybe it won’t be too king before it no longer is one of sports hidden amateur giants. Yet, as Tessman emphasized, “The sport is for the players, not for the administrators." And that will be proven in the not too distant future when bowlers will be going for the gold, with full blessings from their native lands.

J. Mullet 180, C. Miller 170, M. Pauff 176, C. Shepherd 170, T. Knisley 173, C. Solina 183, N. Shields 170 / Land O Lakes Charger House 18i 2 Stewart's Cleaning 151 5 American Legion 15 \ 5 Sea Nymph 14 6 Wawasee Bowl 14 6 Cocinero's 13 7 Werker Bros. 12 8 American Bldrs. 12 8 Kurley's Keglers H 9 Luckey's Tavern 11 9 Ligonier Elks H 9 Vylactos 10 10 State Bank of Syracuse 8 12 Doc's Hardware 7 13 Thermogas 6 14 KofC 6 14 Goshen Auto Electric 6 14 Terry's Asphalt 5 15 Wawasee Pro Shop 3 17 Gourmet Grocer's 3 17 High team game: Sea Nymph — 957 High team series: Stewart Cleaning — 2688 500 series: R. Graff 500, J. Miller 519, C. Coburn 537, B. Kehr 553, P. Wilson 517, B. Lung 555, B. Hartsough 503, T. Ervin 584, Chas Werker 506, A. Epert 555, R. Southern 544, G. Lowe 507, W. Alderfer 593, M. Yoder 529, B. Einsiedel 543, M. Godfrey 517, M. Durham 577, R. Treft 531, R. Mathew 546, J . Halsey 505, M Wappes 529, R. Cook 540, M. Simon 505, M. Clevenger 563, J. Wortinger 551, H. Dziak 577, J. Sheets 538. D. Barhydt 514, J. Walton 526, Carroll Walton 519, Cliff Walton 520. G. Klenke 569. Kev. Knisley 553, G. Knisley 562, K. Doty 553, H. Hostetler 539, C. Wogoman 586, G. Liske 502. S. Truman

BIRDS league, several splits were converted. Sally Minnix converted the 5-10 split while Anita Whetten picked up the 4-5, and Lesa Hunt nailed the 5-6-10 and 3-10 splits. Shelly McKee was the high bowler with a 578 score. Joyce Maule rolled the high game, a 225.

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501, R. Stricklin 562 200 games: C. Coburn 201, B. Kehr 201, T. Ervin 212, D. Meyer 205, A. Epert 206, W. Alderfer 211, 205, B. Einsiedel 213, M. Durham 226, R. mathew 214, J. Halsey 202, R. Cook 204, M. Simon 204. M. Clevenger 202, J. Wortinger 203, G. Klenke 225, G. Knisley 211, C. Wogoman 213 Tuesday Afternoon Todd'S 56 20 Mastercraft 5191 23 , 'z Arrow Corp 47 29 Teghtmeyer 45 31 State Bank 32Va Beacon > 38 38 LaPetite 37 39 Paul's U Lock 35'2 40'/2 Carter Plm.-Htg. 31 45 Thornburg's 29'z 46Vi Lil's Anchor Bar 22 54 Ace Pest 19 60 High team game and series: Todd's — — 2374 500 series: D. Craig 555, J. Kausal 556, M. Davis 522, S. Wolterman 568, C. Scheiber 506, B. Smith 515, I. Kalisik 518 450 series: B. Kline 479, M. J. Myers 481, S. Beaty 465, A. Pressel 450, K. Stone 480, S. Flanagan 496, N. Galloway 483, B. Ervin 468, J. Hays4B2 200 games: D. Craig 207, J. Kausal 225, S. Wolterman 201, 211, N. Galloway 210, I. Kalisik 201 160 games: B. Kline 168, D. Craig 174, 174, J. Kausal 168, 163, M. J. Myers 168, S Beaty 172, 172, M. Davis 163, 177, 182, A. Berkey 162, K. Stone 165, 177, R. McDonough 169, S. Flanagan 194, N. Galloway 164, B. Ervin 165, 173. C. Scheiber 179, 171, J Lantz 165. B. Smith 177, 162, 176, I. Kalisik 167, J. Hays 178, 170

|MR? , ■ H| - 11 A 10 ’ 14 «l ■ - : ; !■’ SYRACUSE SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL — PlaWig for the Syracuse sixth grade girls’ team are front row Nikki Jones, Nikki Marsh, Heidi Moore, Jehna DeSomer and Anne Sims. In the back row are Jo Hepler, coach; Lori Gargett; Paige Price; Lori Stiver; Susan Harman; Dawn Firestone; Alecia Hewitt; and Lori Hepler, assistant coach. (Photo by Jo Sturgis) EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM — The Syracuse Junior High 1985 eighth grade basketball team is pictured above. Team members in the front row are Jill Corson; Kim Adams; Mary Haffner, captain; Angie Gorman, captain; Nicole Johnson and Tanya Werker. In the back row are Susan Hapner, manager; Barbie Myers; Barb Butler; Faith Hapner; Jennifer Titus; Lin Scheuer; Janet Dunno, coach; Angee Briggs; and Danyi Heckman, manager.

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