The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 March 1985 — Page 9
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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS — Members of the Wawasee Lady Warriors were honored for their outstanding 1984-85 season at Monday night’s Winter Sports Awards ceremonies. Major Award winners, left to right, were Anita Swope. Outstanding Achievement Award; Michelle Harter, Underclassman Award; Sheila Kleinrichert, Above And Beyond Award; Lori Galloway. Most Improved Award; Christy Speicher, Pride, Hustle And Desire Award and Rebound Award; Karla Stichter, Free Throw Award; and Sandy Payne, Outstanding Achievement Award.
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GYMNASTICS AWARD WINNERS — Pictured are the award winners for girls’ gymnastics at Wawasee. From left, they are: Paula Smith, Most Improved Award; Shelly Daniels, Sportsmanship Award and MVP Award; Jeanine Gunn, Coaches’ Award; Sherry Daniels, High Point Intermediate Award; and Kathie Campbell, High Point Optional Award.
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Thurs. Morning Early Birds Dirty Birds 57% 34% Tweety Birds 52 40 Loony Birds 39Vi 52% Turkeys 33 59 High team game and series: Dirty Birds — 490 1365 450 series: J. Hostetler 458, J. West 493 150 games: T. Craft 161, J. Hostetler 160, 176, T. Bouterse 151, J West 190, 155, B. Kline 155, J. Gray 155, K. Canfield 172, 166 Sunday Night Mixed Fairmont 69% 38% Cocinero's 66 42 The Semiphores 63 45 LB.S 61 47 Miller's Heating 60 48 Wawasee Bowl 59% 48% Slabaugh Canvas 58' i 49% Logan Rogers 57% 50% The lllini 56 52 Dreamer's 52'/? 55% Short & Long 51 57 ' Stray Cats, 47 61 McMurphy's 46 62 Cloud Nine 33 75 Captain's Place . 25 83 High team game: Logan Rogers — 740 High team series: Short & Long — 2061 500 series: B Swihart 508, C. Swihart 502, C. Simpson 513, R. Earnhart 514, M. Riggen 529, C. Wogoman 538, J. Wallace 520, T. White 528, R. Butler 567, B. Canfield 523, C. Fink 553, M. Clevenger 577 •450 series: M. Earnhart 454, K. Larimer 461, J. Miller 487, S. Butler 477, S. Slabaugh 463, M. Rensberger 478, D. Fink 471 200games: C. Simpson 204, J. Simpson 206, M. Riggen 202, J. Wallace 211, J. Miller 203, B. Canfield 209, M. Clevenger 242 160 games: B. Swihart 185, 168, S. Cripe 175, P. Lamb 166, M. Earnhart 172, S. Butler 183, S. Slabaugh 160, 175, M. Rensberger 167, D Fink 165 Friday Night Mixed Millers Heating 70 *3B Jeanettes 69 39 Eby Ford , 64% 43% McDonalds Pick Up 59% 48% Classic 57 51 Todd CID 56 52 Riblet Products 53% 54% Frost TV ' 52 56 Triple A's Plus One 4? 61 St. Charles 45% 62% Syracuse Cleaners 39 39 Baxters Technology 36 72 High team game: McDonalds Pick Up - 712 High team series: Riblet Products — 1982 600 series: D. Armbruster 622, M. Allberry 618 500 series: G. Knisley 582, D. Fry 502, B Penick 512, M. Pauff 544, G. Pauft 595, A Epart 586, G. Meyers 554, D. Myers 561, B Hamilton 502, S. Kalisik 514, E. Harrington 541 450 series: L. Hawn 455, K. Knisley 473, B Epert 469, G. Thwalts 490, S. Kern 452, J Maher 462, K. Selina 466, C. Harrington 453 200 games: G. Knisley 233, D. Armbruster * 1
225, 201, G. Pauff 202, 212, M. Allberry 244, 210, A. Epert 211, 213, G. Meyers 200, D. Myers 201, B. Hamilton 205, S. KaliSlk 203 160 games: T. Cusick 179, L. Hawn 171, K. Knisley 163, M. Pauff 198, 190, B. Epert 196, B Allberry 173, M. Meyers 170, G. Thwaits 168, 167, J. Maher 176, B. Hamilton 163, K. Solina 176,161, I. Kalisik W Land O Lakes American Legion 30 6 Stewart's Cleaning 29 7 Charger House ‘ 26 . 10 1 Wawasee Bowl 26 10 Sea Nymph 26 10 Kurly's Keglers 25 11 Werker Bros. ' 23 13 American Bldrs. 22 14 2 Cocinero's 21 15 2 Ligonier Elks 21 15 2 Luckey's Tavern 18 18 Vylactos 16 20 2 State Bank of Syracuse 1,4 22 Goshen Auto Electric 13 23 Kof C 11 25 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 11 26 Thermogas 10 26 Doc's Hardware 10 26 Wawasee Pro Shop 6 30 Gourmet Grocers 3 33 ! - High team game: Kurley's — 959 n High team series: Stewart's — 2764 600 series: R Graber 639, Ken Knisley 633 500 series: S. Yoder 544, J. Beaty 569, R. Southern 534, G. Lowe 582, W. Alderfer 538, r B Dunlap 501, R. Graff 547, D. Galloway 518, h R. Reber 507, R. Treft 521, M. Yoder 508, B. Hicks 504, M. Durham 557, F. Lambright 507, R. Mathew 517, J. Wortinger 511, L. Longen- *■ baugh 529, H. Dzlak 586, J. Sheets 510, D. Weaver 580, R. Cook 529, H. Hochstetler 537, e C. Wogoman 576, S. Butt 513, R. Taylor 554, r D Butler 502, G. Klenke 580, G. Knisley 543, J > T. Cook 507, A. Stewart 529, J. Wellman 510, T Ervin 587, E. Knight 512, L. M. Clevenger 507, D. Barhydt 585, J. Walton 517, Cliff Walton 530 200 games: J. Beaty 202, R. Southern 2lt /i G. Lowe 209, W. Alderfer 208, B. Kehr 207, R. Graff 205, M. Greenfield 201, D. Blosser 203, R. Graber 257, D. Galloway 202, R. Reber 203, R. Treft 216, M. Durham 210, H. Dziak 2 254, R. Mathew 205, D. Weaver 210, C. Wogoman 202. R. Taylor 212, G. Klenke 233, G. Knisley 215, K. Knisley 224, 219, T. Ervin 210, 213, Chas. Werker 215, R. McNeill 206, D. Barhydt 212 Every Other Sat Night Mixed - Bud 8. Lou's 34 14 Just For Fun 34 14 11th Frame Avengers 29 19 y Village Hair Trends 25% 18% Hillbilly's . 25 23 I Reflector's 23 25 L Holly Rollers 23 25 J. The Fab Four 22 26 n Kings 8, Queens 22 26 Clark's Crew 18 X J. Woodchuck's 17 31 I. Dunnlco 12% 35% High team game: 11th Frame Avengers — ir 833
High team-series: The Fab Four — 2295 500 series: G. Freiheit 550, S. Eby 523, M. Weisweaves 566, D. Sheets 507 200games: M Weisweaves 211 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Todd'S « 70 22 Mastercraft 63%. 28% Teghtmeyer > 54 38 Beacon . 51 41 State Bank 50% 41% Arrow Corp. 50 42 Paul's U-Lock 41’a. 49% LaPetite 42 50 Carter-Plm.-Htg. 38 54 Thornburgs 35% 56% Lil's Anchor Bar 32. 60 Ace Pest 23 69 High team game and series: Paul's ULock It —826 500 series: I. Kalisik 505, M. J. Myers 562, J. Maher 507, J. Kausal 533, K. Stone 507 450 series: J. Lantz 495, B. Smith 462, R. Carroll 492, B Kline 483, J. Gray 463, D. Craig 455, D. Kramer 454, S. Wolferman 467, J. Hays 478, M. Prescott 486 200games: I. Kalisik2os, M. J. Myers2lo 160 games: J. Lantz 179, 177, B. Smith 178, S. Sawyer 184, R. Carroll 169, 171, I. Kalisik 161, L. Connolly 176, B. Kline 186,172, J. Gray 177, D. Craig 165, 169, D Kramer 174, S. Wolferman 165, M. J. Myers 188, 164, M. Davis 162, J. Maher 162, 190, K. Stone 195, J. Kausal 162, 190, 181, S. Cotton 160, B. Ervin 172, J. Hay 172, M. Prescott 167,161, B. Ganz 162 Thursday Nite Ladies Golden Razor 74 26 Jones 67% 32% Louie's 65 35 Wawasee Bowl 62 38 Lake City Bank 11 58 42 Buyrite 53 47 > Pilchers 53 47 Liberty Homes 53 47 Lake City Bank I 50 50 Stanley Steemer 49 51 Monsanto 48 52 3 Flags 48 52 Stop Inn 47 53 Sandi's 46 54 Kidds 45 55 Footloose 43 57 Thornburgs 42% 57% Wallace Welding 33% 66% Beacon < 32% 67% Dana 29 71 High team game: Golden Razor — 854 High team series: Jones — 2499 500 series: H. Taylor 520, B. Kilgore 531, L. Brower 530. N. Geil 503, V. Bennett 521, J. Kausal 502} N. Reeves 24, K. Southern 503. K. Knisley 51k L. Rife 517, S. Corn 509. D. Walton 510, R. Gerrlty 500, N. Shields 539. J. Wortinger 503, S. Eby Sl3, M. Pauff 582, C. Shepherd 544 — 450 series: N. SpuNing 492, Y. Coburn 466, J. Reed 490, C. MllleX 471, C. Boyd 496, R, Hite 477, C. Beeher 484, P. Pollock 490. S. Delagrange 450, D. Fink 465, C..Schwalm 496, J. Miller 457, S. Kern%77, S. Mitchell 483, D. Dean 459, B. Hamman 478, B. Leedy 458, J. ’ J?
Wawasee High School honors winter athletes
Athletes in grades 9-through-12 were honored during Winter Sports Recognition ceremonies Monday night at Wawasee High School. Letters and awards were presented to boy and girl athletes in basketball, swimming, wrestling and gymnastics. Cheerleaders, managers, statistic cians and trainers were also feted. As Wawasee Athletic Director Hal Traviolia noted in his introductory remarks, “This is one of the finest winter sports awards nights we have ever had here at Wawasee High School." Wawasee teams enjoyed a record-setting winter in 1984-85, highlighted by a Final Four appearance and State Runner-Up finish for the Lady Warriors’, basketball team. Athletes in wrestling and boys’ swimming also made appearances at state level competition. Wawasee’s five teams in winter sports captured two sectional championships, two runner-up finishes in sectional competition, and one third place finish. Four Wawasee athletes received the highest sports award possible at the high school, the Blanket Award. To earn the award, athletes must have accumulated at least 18 points during their high school careers. Two points are given for each major award (varsity letter) and one point is given for a minor award (junior varsity letter).' Blanket winners were Sheila Kleinrichert, 18 points in cross country, track and basketball; Sandy Payne, 20 points in volleyball, track and basketball; Anita Swope, 18 points in volleyball, track and basketball; and Christy Speicher, 20 points in basketball, volleyball and track. The highest number of points an athlete can earn in a career, is 24, so two of the girls can climb within two of that figure this spring. Dr. Kenneth Webster and Phil Payne of the Lakeland School Board presented special awards to athletes and coaches who achieved state level success: Lance Lantz, Brad Traviolia, Michelle Harter, Lori Galloway, Sheila Kleinrichert, Sandy Payne, Christy Speicher, Anita Swope, Kelly Brooks, Karla Stichter, Amy Bucher, Becca Stiver, Ann Vitaniemi, Belinda Whitridge, Barb Brouwer, Jim Hite and Dale Brannock.
Eldridge 455, J. Brown 450, J. Knlsely 490. D. Skevington 463, E. Slabaugh46s, J. Keim 469 200 games: B. Kilgore 222, 173. S. Eby 208, 197, M. Pauff 201,191, 190 160 games: S. Batesla 186, N. Spurting 172, 173, Y. Coburn 172, H. Taylor 186, 181, J. Reed 171, C. Boyd 177. R. Hite 175, 171. D. Long 191, L. Brower 189, 183, N. Gell 199, V. Bennett 193, 187, J. Kausal 192,171, N. Reeve 183,173, C. Beeher 172, P. Pollock 198,171, C. Schwalm 191, 186, K. Southern 178, S. Kern 176, K. Knisley 176, 171, 170, S. Mitchell 187, L. Rife 181, 171, B. Hammaon 180, S. Corn 196, D. Walton 178, L. Bobeck 178. R. Gerrlty 181,«. Shields 198. 173, J. Wortinger 180, 177, ,C. Shepherd 189, 188 Monday Nite Early Birds Luck Strikes 65 35 Never Come Latel les 61 39 Sun Shiners 57 43 Swingin'Grandma's 54% 45% Pin Busters 52% 47% Gutter Grabbers “ 52% 47% Singles 52 48 Damn Were Good 52 48 Alley Cats 49% 50% Barbee Slowpokes 48% 51% The Duds 45 55 Cocinero's 39 61 Little Rascals 38 62 Connivers 33% 66% High team game and series: Single 3 — 612 1638 500 series: P. Boger 515, L. Hunt 534, K. Southern 514, S. McKee 509, J. Slabaugh 515, B. Swihart 519, C. Yoder 537 450 series: L. Gardner 460, P. Brenneman 459, D. Allen 457, Annie Wojtman 488, J. Gonzales 476, Anita Whetten 494 200 games: L. Hunt 215, S. McKee 204, J. Slabaugh 207 160 games: S. Klenke 183. D. Dunlap 181, L. Gardner 166, P. Boger 186, 182, L. Hunt 161, J. Daffron 178, P. Brenneman 172, D. Allen 160, J. Maule 164. C. Whetten 170, K. Southern 196,182, S. McKee 177, K. Hart 165. B. Swihart 183, 189, M. E. Wogoman 165, tyinle Whetten 165, 1/5. A. Spry 166, J. Gonzales 175, Anita Whetten 160, 178, C. Yoder 179,175, 183 County Moore’s Shoes 30 10 Foy's Boat Ser. 25 15, CottonS, Cotton Ins. 25 15 Parker's Hybrids 25 15 W. Ser. Center 23 17 YeOldePub 23 17 Kurly's Keglers 21 19 Bud's Body Shop 20 20 W. Bowl 19.21 11th,Frame 16 24 Millers' Heating 15 25 Jeanettes Tux SHop 13 27 Pual'iU Lock It . 13 27 Classic Formed Prod. 12 28 High team game and series: Moore's Shoes-956-2786 600 series: S. Yoder 615, C. Garner 618, J. Miller 604, R. Treft 633, D. Armbruster 661. M. Harrington 600 500 series: G. Lowe 587, H. Dzlak 566, L.
Lady Warriors Go 23-2 The Lady Warriors’ basketball team topped the list of success stories at Wawasee this winter. The girls: -v won 23 of 25 games and were ranked third in the state; — tied for first in the Northern Lakes Conference; — won the sectional, regional and semi-state and finished as state runners-up to Crown Point. Three players — Christy Speicher, Sandy Payne and Anita Swope — earned First Team AllNLC honors, and Michelle Harter made the Second Team. The Lady Warriors’ junior varsity and 9th grade teams also enjoyed success, with the JVs finishing 12-5, the freshmen 7-4. Boys Enjoy Good Season With no player taller than 6-2 and only one starter back from a year ago, Coach John Wysong’s boys’ basketball team finished a surprising 14-8. The Warriors finished in a three-way tie for second in the NLC, were sectional runners-up to Warsaw, and the 14 wins tied for third-most by a Wawasee boys’ team. Senior Brooks Koble, with an average of 25.45 points per game, was the lOth-leading scorer in Indiana high school boys’ basketball in 1984-85. The Warrior junior varsity club finished with a 5-15 mark, and the 9th grade team finished 9-8. Banner wrestling campaign The Warrior wrestling team of Coach Rich Welborn enjoyed another outstanding season, highlighted at the state meet when juniors Brad Traviolia and Lance Lantz finished third and fifth in their respective weight classes. Traviolia’s third place finish at 145 pounds was the highest-ever for a Wawasee grappler at the state meet. He and Lantz (167 pounds) were ’also NLC champions, as was Jeff Dunithan, and Traviolia and Lantz became Wawasee’s first-ever semi-state champions. As a team, the Warriors were sixth at the Fort Wayne Semi-State, another best. The Warriors concluded 1984-85 with a 12-2 dual meet mark. They finished second to Goshen at the conference meet and won both the sectional and East Noble Invitational championships. Swimmers And Gymnasts The Wawasee Boys’ Swim Team finished with a 10-4-1 dual meet record and won the NLC round-robin tournament for the first time ever. The Warriors’ se-
iongenbaugh 524, E. Swihart 539, C. Truex 505, C. Coburn 524, B. Knisley 515, M. Hoile 509, K. Knisley 560, S. Butt 539, S. Richardson 576, B. Miller 512, C. Wogoman 513, D. Vice 513, D. Cotton 503, D. Bunger 522, R. Southern 514, J. Wood 567, D. Harper 567, A. Northcutt 501, P. Hunter 505, R. Zarse 518. B. Canfield 530, P. Williams 506, C. Arthru 541, : J. Cross 511. J. Morganthaler 532, J. Kern 555, B. Conrad 504, W. Alderfer 561 i 200 games: Sr Yoder 242, G. Lowe 224, 203, H. Dziak 200, C. Garner 233, 204, J. Miller 1 205, 241, C. Coburn 209, B. Knisley 206, R. Treft 237, 213, K. Knisley 209, S. Butt 206, D. Armbruster 235, 217, 209, S. Richardson 225, J. Wood 207, D. Harper 216, P. Hunter 207, B. Canfield 1200, J. Cross 216, J. Kern 200, 203, M. Harrington 246, B ‘ Conrad 204, W. Alderfer 202 , Dana Couples , Lund 8, Anderson 40 12 2 Davis & Lewallen 36 16 Kammerdlener 8. Grot ha us 35 17 Daffron 8, Whetten 31 21 , Harmon 8. El ward 30 22 , Plikerd 8, Llndzy 29% 22% Niles & Meyer 29 23 Jones & Hutchinson 28 24 Gammlereß Blanchard 28 24 , Ortß. Flynn 28 24 Hippe 8, Owen 26 26 Rudeß.Jewson 24% 27% Means 8. Peterson 24 28 Calhoun 8. Dutcher 24 28 Furbee 8. Lemen 21 31 ( Hefty & Smith 19 33 Medley 8. Lawson 19 33 Bestul 8. Veitch 16 36 Farmer 8. Raber 16 36 Campbell 8. Farr "16 36 High team game and series: Means & Peterson — 707-1962 i 600 series: F.Means6ss,T.Gammiere6l7 500 series: R. Grothauss73, G. Daffron 538, L. Owen 548, R. Lemen 551, G. Lawson 529, P. Medley 522. D. Blanchard 506, T. Hippe 602 450'series: J. Anderson 549, E. Farr 491, P. Furbee 479, J. Lewallen 472, J. Gonzales 464, S. Hewitt 472, R. Farmer 459 200 games: F. Means 264, 208, T. Gam mlere 245, 200, R. Grothaus 223, P. Medley 212, G. Lawson 211. D. Blanchard 203 170 games: J. Anderson 192,192, P. Furbee 188. S. Hewitt 180, E. Farr 179, 176, R. Farmer 172, J. Lewallen 176, J. Gonzales 186. F. Jones 184 / Majors Gatecrashers 52 36 Gutter Dusters 50 38 Three ToOne 37 51 Gutter Balls 37 51 450 series: H. Brower 496, B. Beaty 456, B. Rensberger 483, T. Clevenger 468 400 series: G. Price 425, C. Solina 410, B. Johnson 410 375 series: M. Losee 398, D. Price 397, B. Hinderer39o 200 games: B. Beaty 207 V
cond place NLC finish in regular season ties the team’s best ever, and the Warriors’ third place sectional finish also ties a team best. Individually, Jon Shoemaker set a new school record in the 100-yard butterfly, and the 200-yard medley relay team of Shoemaker, Steve Rozow, Nils Haugland and Rob Jewson set a school record in their event at the state finals in Indianapolis. Wawasee’s Girls’ Gymnastics team finished with a 6-3 dual record and was runner-up to Elkhart Memorial in the recent sectional.
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* ROUNDBALL AWARD WINNERS — Pictured are the major award winners for Wawasee Boys’ Basketball. From left, they are: Seth Swihart, Leadership Award and Playmaker Award; Brooks Koble, MVP Award, Assists, Steals and Recoveries Award and Free Throw Percentage Award: John Jones, Intimidator Award; and John Hapner, Rebound Award and Defense Award.
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WRESTLING AWARD WINNERS — Pictured are the wrestling award winners at Wawasee. Pictured left to right, they are: Jeff Dunithan, Quick Pin Award; Brad Traviolia, Most Takedowns Award and MVP; Eliseo Roa, Mental Attitude Award; Lance Lantz, Captain’s Award; and Steve Sturgill, Most Improved Award. (Photos by Chris Cauley)
150 games: B. Rensberger 167, 170, H. Brower 157, 184, 155, G. Price 157. T. Clevenger 154, 160, 154, B. Johnson 153, 157, C. Solina 152. S. Kahle 150 Juniors Yellow Jackets 56 36 Fantastic Freaks 54% 37% Pin Busters 50% 41% Pin Killers 49 43 4 Cannon Bowlers 48% 43% SB.L 45 47 Pin Polverisers 44 48 Strikers 41 51 B T.C.B. 40% 51% Lucky Strikes 30 62 High team game and series: Fantastic Freaks 450 series: S. Lent 461, C. Brower 456, S. Kahle 454 400 series: A. Rensberger 411, J. Slabaugh 408, C. Kline 406, T. Clevenger 402 375 series: B. Talton 391, C. Conkling 379 350 series: A. Johnson 362, D. Byrd 359, E. Stricklin 352 150 games: T. Clevenger 184 127, C. Brower 182,140,134, S. Kahle 173,165, S. Lent 164, 161, 136, A. Rensberger 159, 136, J. Slabaugh 154,130 120 games: B. Ta110n<149,141, D. Byrd 144, C. Conkling 139. 140, C. Kline 138,138, 130, A. johnson 138, S. Hines 132, J. Shields 128, 127, B. Routson 127, C. Summerlot 128, M. Shepherd 126. D. Livermon 125 Tuesday Nite Ladies The 3 Delights 63 37 Grannies 8. The Kid 62 38 D. 60 40 Go Getters 54 46 Chumps 52 48 Margritas 47 S 3 Alley Cats 45% 54% Youngsters 42 58 Miszfits 40% 59% Cocinero's 32 68 High team game and series: Grannies & The Kid-509-1415 500 series: S. Gilbert 507, P. Blosser 518, B. Swihart 515 450 series: I. Dull 475, C. Byrd 472. D. Glon 469, J. West 454, M. Halsey 456 160 games:' I. Dull 177, J. Ryman 163, S. Gilbert 173, 198, C. Byrd 183, P. Blosser 163. 178, D. Glon 169, B. Swihart 168. 193, J. West 180. B. Smith 160, I. Menzle 172, J. Smeltzer 172, E. Wogoman 160, M. Halsey 171, 164, T. Swihart 161 Milford Business Milford Motors 26% 9% Kentucky Fried Chicken . 25 11 Campbell's Market 24%' 11% Wuthrich's 23 13 HencheinOil 22% 13% Shue's Curiosity Shop 21 15 Mathews Body Shop 20 16 Sleepy Owl 20 16 Dana ” 17 Eagles 63760 ” 17 No. Webster Legion 6253 18 18 Webster Vans >• 18 Johncock 8. Brayton 18 18 \
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TOP SWIMMERS — Wawasee Coach Tim Caidwell presented awards to his top swimmers at Monday night’s Winter Sports Awards ceremonies. Jon Shoemaker, at left, won both the High Point Award and the MVP Award. Steve Rozow, at right, won the 110 Percent Effort Award. Not present for the picture was Dallas McDiffit, who won the * Most Improved Award.
U.A.W. 18 18 Chore Time 16 20 Sharp's Hardware 15% 20% Lakers 14% 21% Frost Ant. 10% 25% 11th Frame Lounge 10 26 Family Fare 1 35 High team game: Kentucky Fried Chicken -957 High team series: Sleepy Owl — 2605 600 series: J. Smeltzer6l6 500 seriej: K. Doty 555, S. Stump 505, K. Mathews 557, T. Gammiere 520, B Anderson 553, P. Beezley 503, P. Campbell 558, L. Young 540, D. Butler 544, L. Mast 536. E. Harting 507, B. Hayner 551, G. Frieheit 556, A. Bales 557, K. Trine 542, K. Plikerd 520. R. Lindzy 504, D. Wuthrich 504, M. Zellinger 545, Denny Wuthrich 563, Don Wuthrich 529, J. Bartman 512, B. Warnscott 516, G. Bell 522, J. Jones 507, T. Tyler 505, J. Kueshner 513, G. Lawson 525, Mark Shearer 519, Marty Shearer 502, A. Campbell 509, B. Stahley 526, ’ G. Klenke 525, B Robinson 504, B. Kehr 593 200 games: K. Mathews 210, P. Campbell 234, L. Young 227, D. Butler 205, L. Mast 204, B. Hayner 201, A. Boles 221, Denny Wuthrich 213, T. Tyler 221,G. Daffron 213, J. Smeltzer 243, B. K1ine220,217 Bantams Ghost Busters 43 26 The Good Guys 39% 29% 'Strawberry Short Cakes 28% 40% ’ Care Bears 27 42 High team game and series: Care Bears'— 321 613 100 series: Bambi Bartman 128, T. Gardner 131, A. L. Sloan 100 60 series: R. Blosser 97, A. Knisley 85, A. Farmer 95, Brendy Bartman 87 50 games: Bambi Bartman 75, 53, R. Blosser 69, T. Gardner 80. 51, A. Farmer 51, A. L. 510an.52. Brendy Bartman6o 35 games: A. Knisley 39. 46, A. Farmer 44, A. L. Sloan 48 Preps King Pin Strikers 46% 22% Lucky Seven 46 23 Strike Force 40 29 Thunder Bolts 39% 29% Purple Panthers 28 41 High team game: Thunder 801t5—647 High team series: King Pin Strikers — 1243 200 series: J. Kausel 201. L. Walton 211, J. Clevenger 221. G. Cobum 254, J. Richardson 222 150 series: A. Dunlthan 194, M. Vorheis 191, S. Farmer 170, M. Walton 185, E. Conkling 167, S. Kausel 151. E. Losee 170, M. Mast 174. A. Young 179 110 series: H. Larimer 140 100 games: J. Kausel 123, A. Dunlthan 108. M. Vorheis 110, L. Walton 120, E. Conkling 112, E. Losee 101. J. Clevenger 110, 111, G. Coburn 130,124, J. Richardson 104,118 60 games: J. Kausel 78, A. Dunlthan 86, M. Vorheis 81, S. Farmer 83.87, L. Wjalfon 91, M. Walton 87,98, S. Kausel 80, 71, H. Larimer 74, 66, E. Losee 69, M. Mast 90, 84, A. Young 90, 89
Wrestlers compete in ISWA Tourney ‘ Several students at Wawasee i High School participated in an ISWA freestyle wrestling tournament Saturday at Tech High ' School in Indianapolis. ■ Two wrestlers, Brad Traviolia and Jeff Welborn, competed in ; the Elite Division while Brett ' Traviolia wrestled in the Advanced Division. Brad Traviolia, a junior at ' Wawasee, finished as runner-up in his weight division, 154 pounds, i Forty-six wrestlers were in his r weight class. \ Traviolia won his first’ll mat- c ches, 10 of them superior decii sions, before losing in the cham- • pionship to Carl Maertz of ’ Valparaiso in a 6-4 decision. Jeff Welborn, also in the Elite Division, did not place at 132 pounds, but did win two of four matches. Another high school sophomore, Brett Traviolia, brought home a first place trophy for winning the Advanced Division title at 130 pounds. He had to wrestle some half-dozen matches to win. For any interested wrestlers, there is another tournament coming up this Saturday, March 16. The tournament, for Bantams and Seniors, is being sponsored by the Elkhart Wrestling Club and is being held at North Side Gym. * Overalls z , When purchasing overalls for young boys, purchase them one 1 length longer than yowneed and t use the remainder to reinforce the knees and seat. ; Holds record Tasmania, a newcomer to pop- . py growing, noW holds the record yield per hectare for morphine, • from which perhaps 20 percent of the world’s codeine.is made. : *
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