The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 April 1985 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 24,1985

Sports

IVa wasee hosts first prep lacrosse game in state annals

By CHRIS CAULEY Sports Editor Some may snicker when they read this, but the Wawasee Lady Warriors’ basketball team will not be the school’s only state runner-up team in this 1984-85 school year. ' Another state runner-up team is the Wawasee Lacrosse Club, which lost to Culver Military Academy, 7-5, in the state championship game Sunday afternoon at the Wawasee football field. The game was, in fact, the only high school lacrosse game played in Indiana this spring, thus making it automatically for the state championship. Not only that, the game was — as far as anyone knows — the first high school lacrosse game ever played in Indiana. There’s probably no way of verifying that without doing some painstaking research or making a lot of long distance phone calls, but Bob Williams, the Sports Information Director of the Indiana High School Athletic Association in Indianapolis, was contacted. He said that lacrosse has definitely never been an IHSAAsanctioned sport and that so far as he knows, no high school teams in Indiana have ever played each other.

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TOP SCORER — Brad Mitchell, number 12 in the picture, scored four goals for the home team on Sunday, but they weren’t enough as Wawasee lost to Culver Military Academy, 7-5. Mitchell, a senior at Wawasee, hopes to play lacrosse at the collegiate level. (Photos by Chris Cauley)

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Sunday Night Mixed Final League Standings Cocinero's 85 47 Fairmont 81’za SO’/i Slabaugh Canvas 80’/} 51 Vi Milter's Heating ,76Vi 55 Vj L&S 74 58 Wallace Welding 73’1 58 Logan-Rogers 71 Va 6O'/a Wawasee Bowl 70'2 61 '/a The Semiphores 69 63 The mini 67'1 64Va Short & Long 67 65 Dreamers 60'1 71'1 Stray Cats 50 73 McMurphy's 52'1 79'1 Cloud Nine 37 95 High team game: Logan Rogers — 709 High team series: Slabaugh Canvas — 1978 600 series: C. Summerlot637 500 series: E. Slabaugh 535, A. Slabaugh 525, P. Money 516, C. Fink 517, J. Simpson 502, M. Rensberger 515, S. Rensberger 542 450 series: M. Garnhart 463, K. Canfield 471, C. Simpson 479, S. Slabaugh 472 200games: C. Byrd 200, C. Summerlot 235, 225, S, Slabaugh 213, S. Rensberger 203 160 games: E. Slabaugh 174, 194, 167, M. Earnhart 165, K. Canfield 176, D. Fink 168. P. Bailey 170, C. Simpson 188, M, Rensberger 170, 173, 172 Thursday A.M. Early Birds Tweety Birds 71'1 44'1 Dirty Birds 67'1 48'1 Loony Birds 48'1 67'1 Turkeys 42'1 73'1 ■? .High team game and series: Turkeys — 464 1355 450 series: B Kline 487, J. Gray 496, K. Canfield 466, D. Goldsworthy 476, J. Hostetler 461 150 games: B Kline 188, 153, J. Gray 161, 175, 160, K. Canfield 171, 150, D. Goldsworthy 172, 168, T. Craft 160, J. Hostetler 168, 156,.J. West 1681 Every Other Sat. Night Mixed Just For Fun 44 16 Bud & Lou's 37 23 llth/rame Avengers 34 '26 Hillbilly's 34 26 Reflector's 30 30 Woodchucks 30 30 The, Fab Four 28 32 Holly Rollers 27 33 Dunnlco 24'1 35'1 Clark's Crew 24 36 Village Hair Trends 23'1 28'1 Kings & Queens 22 34 High team game and series: Bud 8, Lou’s -892-2493 500 series: S. Culler 530, S. Eby 557, M. Nelsweaves 528, B McDonald 502 200 games: Mary Lou Dixon 201, S. Culler 222, S. Eby 250 Friday Night Mixed Millers Heating 85 47 Eby Ford 80'1 51'1 Jeanettes 78 54 Mcdonalds PickUp 71'1 60'1 Classic 70 62 Frost TV 69 63 Todd CID 68 64 Rlblet Product 61'1 7011 Triple A’s Plus One ,58 74 - Syracuse Cleaners 52 80 Baxter Technology 51 <1 80’1 St. Charles 48 84

Some-60 fans and parents attended what was possibly an historic occasion — if the sport ever does become a regular item on the high school sports menu — and they witnessed a surprisingly well-played contest. It certainly was even. There were four ties and three lead changes in the game, which consisted of four 10-minute quarters. Wawasee finished the game with 34 shots on goal compared to CMA’s 32 shots on goal. Brad Mitchell of Wawasee and Lee Jones of Culver Military were given MVP trophys after the game. Mitchell, with 15, took nearly half of Wawasee’s shots and he made four of the team’s five goals. Nils Haugland had the other goal for the home team. Jones made two goals for CM A. The one category that was not even was penalties. Wawasee had three the entire game while CMA had at least three times that many. “I don’t know if you could say this team is well-coached or not, but we had virtually no penalties,” noted Wawasee Coach Thorpe Mitchell, Brad’s father. “Lots of penalties,” commented CMA Coach Bob Knight (yes, Bob Knight) when asked how he thought the two teams played.

High team game and series: Eby Ford — 729 2136 600 series: K. Knisley 603, S. Kalisik 610 500 series: G. Knisley 501, J. Bitner 506, G. Pauff 584, J. Maher 529, G. Thwaifs 524, J. Kern 544, C. Harrington 510, E. Harrington 540, T Burbank 593, D. Fink 572, A. Epert 538, B. Penick 564, D. Armbruster 547, G. Hamilton 529, R. Solina 545, S. Abbs 537 450 series: Lilly Hawn 471, M. Pauff 493, I. Kalisik 476, S. Penick 469, K. Solina 494 200 games: K. Knisley 203, 208, G. Pauff 202, 202, J. Kern 200, S. Kalisik 221, 202, E, Harrington 201, T. Burbank 233, A. Epert 203, S. Abbs 207 160 games: L. Hawn 180, M. Pauff 181, 181, G. Thwaifs 192, 194, I. Kalisik 183, C. Harr ington 172, 167, 171, J. Maher 167, 184, 178, R. Burbank 165, D. Fink 190,181, P. Brennaman 168, S. Beaty 181, S. Penick 168, K. Solina 171, 183, S. Peterson 162 Dana Couples Lund & Anderson 48 17 Davis 8, Lewallen 41 19 Daffron & Whetten 37 23 Kammerdiener & Grothaus 37 23 Gammiereß, Blanchard 35 25 Niles 81 Meyer 34 26 Harmon 81 Elward 34 26 Jones 8> Hutchinson 32 28 Hippe 81 Owen 31 29 Plikerd 8, Lindzy 30Vi 28'Z> Ort 8, Flynn 30 30 Rudeß,Jewson 28'Za 31 Vi Means 8, Peterson 28 32 Calhoun 8, Dutcher 27 33 Hefty 81 Smith 25 35 Furbee & Lemen 25. 35 Medley 8. Lawson 24 36 Farmer 8, Reber 21 39 Bestul 81 Veitch 19 41 Campbell 8. Farr 17 43 High team game and series: Davis & Lewallen —7ll 1963 500 series: B. Veitch 531, P. Smith 558, B. Hutchinson 548, G. Lawson 530, T. Tyler 528, 507, T. Gammlere 507, D. Blanchard 507, J. Gonzales 537, L. Bestul 484, R. Farmer 476, P. Furbee 454, N. Peterson 459, J. Anderson 450, A. Hutchinson 456 200 games: B. Veitch 256, R. Grothaus 226, T. Tyler 214, F. Means2l4, G. Calhoon2ll, G. Daffron 203, P. Smith 201, B. Hutchinson 201 170 games: J. Gonzales 198, 178, R. Farmer 203, N. Peterson 180, M. Hippe 182, J. Daffron 170, A. Hutchinson 172, U. Bestul 205 Land-O-Lakes Stewarts Cleaning Service 49 11 Syracuse Legion 47 13 Sea Nymph 41 Vi 18Vi American Bldrs. 41 19 Wawasee Bowl 40Vi 19Vi Kurley's Keglers 37 23 Charger House 32 28 Cocineros 32 28 Werker Brothers Const. 31 29 Ligonier Elks 31 29 State Bank of Syracuse 30 30 Luckeys Tavern 27 33 Doc's Hardware 25 35 Thermogas 24 36 Knights of Columbus 23 37 Vylactos 22 38 Goshen Auto Electric 21 39 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 19 41 Wawasee Pro Shop * !4Vi 45W Gourmet Grocers 11W 48Vi

Play Rough At Times The referee for the game was Mike Hill, who played collegiate lacrosse at the University of Maryland and now works out of South Bend as an NCAA lacrosse official. It wasn’t long into the match that a Culver Military player became the first player to ever be ejected from an Indiana high school lacrosse game. The player was given a penalty for an illegal cross-check and verbally “maligned” Hill as he walked off the field. Hill said he warned the player twice, then ejected him when the player continued swearing. The play in the first half, which ended in a 2-2 tie, was too physically rough, Hill said, but the players used more finesse in the second half. “They got a little bit rough, but a lot of these kids play football and that’s where it comes from,” Hill said. “I told the coaches (at halftime) to instruct the kids to start playing the ball more within a five-yard radius, instead of playing the man, and they did. The play cleaned up in the second half. “For refereeing my first high school game, I was very surprised,” Hill said. “It was good.” The final score of 7-5 represents what would be a low-scoring game at the collegiate level where teams sometimes score 25 goals in a game. “It’s ability to handle the ball,” Hill explained. “In college ball, the ball rarely touches the ground. It’s either being cradled or being passed most of the time.” Thorpe Mitchell, who was a goalie when he played collegiately, agreed that it was a lowscoring game, “... but not for the high school level,” he said. “They don’t have the stick-handling skills and that’s why you’ll see a higher percentage of groundballs, the' scooping and the stickhandling.” While Culver Military has had club lacrosse for some five or six years — they played college teams or high school teams in other states — the game was the first for Wawasee after two springs of nothing but intersquad practices. “I was really pleased,” Mitchell said. “I really think the game could have gone either way. We could’ve just as easily won it as lost it. In fact, we

High team gange: Stewart's Cleaning , Ser v— 965 !, r 1 High team series: Wawasee Bowl — 2795 ' 600 series: M. Durham 609, R. Southern 602, G. Lowe6o2, T. Ervin 629, D. Butler 422 1 500 series: B Hicks 506, M. Yoder 555X6$ Einsiedel 511, E. Knight 521, D. Baker 528. M. Clevenger 538, B Buckey 505, H.A Hochstetler 533, C. Wogoman 598, G. Liske 503, G. Price 566, D. Taylor 586, S. Yoder 549," W. Alderfer 562, D. Barhydt 576, G. Coquillard 516, D. Weaver 532, R. Hostetler 545, M. Wappes 560, J. Ormsby 535, G. Stone 504. M. Hoile 508, P. Flanningan 576, R. Mathew 534, J. Wortinger 512, L. Longenbaughso3, H. Dziak, 537, J. Sheets 518, N. Biddle 532, K. Doty 538, G, Klenke 562. G. Knisley 505, K. Knisley 568, J. Miller 583, C. Coburn 533, B. Kehr 572, R. Graff 511 200 games: M. Durham 234, B. Hicks 202, M. Yoder 232, D. Baker 202, M. Clevenger 208, C. Wogoman 211, 209, G. Price 200, D. Taylor 201, 203, S. Yoder 215, R. Southern 216, G. Lowe 205, 213. D. Barhydt 202, R. Hostetler 212, M. Wappes 212, J. Ormsby 204, G. Stone 211, M. Hoile 202, P. Flannagan 211, T. Ervin 231. 238, D. Butler 211, 221. G. Klenke 204, K. Knisley 224, J. Miller 223, 202, B. Kehr 209 County Moore's Shoes 45 21 Parker's Hybrids 42 22 Foy's Boat Ser. 41Vi 22Vi Bud's Body Shop 35 29 W. Ser. Center 35 29 Kurley's Keglers 34 30 YeOldePub 34 30 C 8, C Ins. 32 32 W. Bowl 31 33 Uth Frame 26Vi 37Vi Tux Shop 24 40 Miller's Heating 24 40 Classic Formed Prod. 24 40 Paul's U Lock It 22 42 High team game: C 8. C Ins. —IOO9 High team series: Bud's Body Shop — 2708 600 series: M. Harrington 605 500 series: B. Coburn 514, J. Williams 528. B. Knisley 553, H. Dziak 514, C. Garner 503, M. Simon 517, C. Arthur 505, P. Williams 507, G. Stone 511. G. Fisher 544, A. Northcutt 565. L. Sawyer 515, C. Eby 528, K. Knisley 507, O. Armbruster 553. G. Hawkins 548. D. Vice 546. R. Southern 550, J. Wood 557. C. Swlhart 536, D. Blosser 548, C. Truex 531, J. Kirkdorfer 559, B. Conrad 554. E. Harrington 503. W. Alderfer 572, D. Evans 514, E. Henning 522, S. Richardson 519, G. Newcomer 514, L. Knlspel 512, J. Mdrganthaler 567 200 games: B. Knisley 204, C. Garner 203, M. Simon 201, P. Williams 203, G. Fisher 227, A. Northcutt 217, D. Armbruster 201, G.' Hawkins 216, F. Troup 200, D. Vice 225, R. Southern 243, J. Wood 225, M. Harrington 209, 257, B. Conrad 215, B. Zarse 209, G. Newcomer 200, J. Morganthaler 244 Tuesday Afternoon Final League Standings Todd's 85 35 Mastercraft 78 Vi 41 Vi Teghtmeyer 68 52 Arrow Corp. 66 54 Beacon 64 56 LaPetite 63 57 State Bank 61 Vi 58Vi Carter Plm.-Htg. 57 63 Paul's-U Lock MW 62Vi Thornburg's 52 Vi 67V5 Lil's Anchor Bar 35 85 Ace Pest 33 87

shoulda won that game.” Rally Falls Short Brad Mitchell, with an assist by Matt Line, scored early in the third period to give Wawasee a 3-2 advantage, but CMA tied it and took the lead on goals by Lee Jones and John Pittman. Nils Haugland’s goal —a shot from about 25 feet in front of the goal — tied the score at 4-4 about four minutes into the fourth period, but Culver Military took the lead for good with a pair of goals in the next three minutes. They were scored by Steve Davjp and Corey Johnston. Down 6-4 with only 3Mj minutes left, the Warriors went to Brad Mitchell whenever possible down the stretch, and he responded with his fourth goal of the game at about the mark. He was passed the ball at about midfield and weaved downfield through traffic, never looking to pass. He shot and scored about 18 feet in front of the Eagle goal. The Warriors had two chances to tie in the final minute and a half, but Mitchell and Rick Peterson both missed on shot attempts and Lee Jones, with an assist by Stephen Wood, scored an insurance goal for CMA with 21 seconds left. Brad Mitchell scored both of Wawasee’s first half goals, the first one unassisted early in the first quarter, the second one late in the second quarter with an assist from Nils Haugland. Afterwards, Thorpe Mitchell said he was pleased with most aspects of the game — the crowd, which was supportive, and the Wawasee defense. He mentioned goalie Drew Parr in particular. “He’s a little disappointed with himself because we got outscored, but his clearing and his heads-up play were very commendable,” Mitchell said. “I thought our attack would score more goals,” he added. “I was disappointed that way.” The Wawasee Lacrosse Club, which is still trying to establish a financial base to work from and is still looking for some fulltime coaches, is set to play in a fourteam tournament this weekend at Columbus, Ohio. Wawasee also has a tentative date to play New Trier High School in Chicago on Saturday, May 4. New Trier, which has a student population of about 3,000, is Thorpe Mitchell’s high school alma mater.

High team game and series: LaPetite — , High team series: LaPetite — 2284 500 series: M. Willard 502, S. Wolferman 558, K. Stoness4, S. Flanagan 523 450 series: M. Davis 469, J. Maher 453, J. Kausal 479, E. Kirkdorfer 452, F. Ervin 453, 200 games: M. Willard 200, S. Wolferman 207, A. Pressel 200 160 games: M. J. Myers 163, M. Davis 163, J. Kausal 161. 177, M. Bray 181, L. Connolly 166, F. Ervin 177, 162, L. McFarland 174, M. Mock 174, B. Smith 176. $. Wolferman 172, 179, B. Kline 457. J. Gray 463. J. Gray 184, K. Stone 175,183,196, S. Flanagan 184,168.171 Monday Nite Early Birds Lucky Strikes 84 39 Sun Shiners - 73 51 Never Come Latelies 71 53 Swingin'Grandma's 68Vi 55Vi Darn We're Good 66 58 Pin Busters 64 60 Alley Cats 60Vi 63Vi Gutter Grabbers 60Vi 63Vi Barbee Slowpokes 60Vi 63Vi The Duds 57Vi 66 Vi Singles 57 67 Little Rascals 52 72 Cocinero's 49 75 Conniver's 43Vi 80Vi High team game: Little Rascals — 569 High team series: The Duds —1703 500 series: S. Klenkesoß, E. Wogoman 511, F. Church 531 450 series: J. Daffron 464. F. Jones 495, S. 4 Bucher 497, S. Bartman 471, P. Boger 455. Ann Whetten 477, A. Spry 499, S. McKee 480, J. Gonzales 474, B. Swlhart 492, N. Peterson 453, Anita Whetten 478, C. Yoder 487, J. Maule 462 200games: A. Spry 203 160 games: S. Klenke 187, 166. L. Gardner 162. J. Daffron 162. F. Jones 180. 169, S. Bucher 176, C. Fifer 176, S. Brtman 163. 162, F. Church 182. 195. P. Boger 162. E. Wogoman 182, 162, 163. Ann Whetten 185, C. Whetten 172, S. Mlnnix 161, K. Goldenber 198, S. McKee 169, 161, J. Gonzales 181, B. Swlhart 184.185, Anita Whetten 181, C. Yoder 168,163, J. Maule 166 Thursday Nile Ladies Golden Razor 90 34 Jones 85Vi 38Vi Louie's 82 42 Wawasee Bowl 76 48 LakeCltyßankll 71 53 Liberty 67 57 Buyrite 64 60 Monsanto 64 60 Stop Inn 62Vi 61 Vi Kidds 62 64 Stanley Steemer 60 64 Lake City Bank I 58 66 Pilcher's 58 66 Footloose 55 69 Sandl's 54 70 Thornburgs 52Vi 70Vi 3 Flags S 3 71 Wallace Welding 49Vi 74W Dana 40 84 Beacon 36 88 High team game: Kidds— Bsl High team series: Wawasee Bowl 2469 500 series: C. Boyd 534, J. Mullet 522. E. Slabaugh 532, M. Pauff 514, C. Shepherd 523, J. Reed 503, J. Eldridge 504, L. Hawn 578. K.

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TRAIL BLAZERS — Players and coaches from the Wawasee and Culver Military Academy Lacrosse Clubs posed for a picture Sunday shortly before taking the field for the first high school lacrosse game in

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SCORING SHOT — Wawasee goalie Drew Parr, number 13, could not stop this shot by CMA’s No. 20, Lee Jones, from going into the net in the third quarter of Sunday’s game. Jones’ goal tied the score at 3-3,

Wawasee boys' track win two conference victories

The Wawasee boys’ track team gained a couple of big conference victories when they defeated visiting North Wood and Rochester in a triple duel meet Tuesday afternoon. The Warriors edged North Wood, 74-73, and Rochester came in a distant third with 11 points. The double victory raises the Warriors’ duel meet record to 4-3 overall and 3-2 in the Northern Lakes Conference. The outcome was not decided until the very end. In the next-to-last event, the 3200 meter run, the Warriors got a first place and a third place from Mike Ballinger and Troy Minton, respectively.

Southern 532, D. Walton 517, J. Wortinger 529, S. Eby 508, J. Kausel 503 450 series: C. Clifton 467, B. Kilgore 466, C. Lobsinger 481, J. Keim 479, N. Spurting 454, H. Taylor 472, D. Long 483, S. Corn 498, J. Mille 458, K. Knisley 482, L. Bobeck 467, June Brown 452, F. Money 477, D. Pink 487, D. Coburn 480, D. Huff 462, L. Rife 473, B. Miller 457, S. Gilbert 458, R. Gerrity 495, C. Becher 475, B. Bowen 467, D. Dean 456. N. Shields 494, V. Bennett 463, H. Stuff 464, N. Reeve 499, C. Schwalm 463 200 games: J. Mullet 207, E. Slabaugh 229, M. Pauff 205, 172, C. Shepherd 200, J. Eldridge 201, 201, 182, L. Hawn 216, 213, K. Southern 201, 173, J. Wortinger 212, V. Bennett 208 170 games: C. Boyd 189, C. Lobsinger 176, J. Keim 180. 174, J. Reed 192, D. Long 180, 174, A. Beehler 175, B. Miller 174, S. Corn 179, 174, K. Knisley 179, 177, D. Walton 173, 174, 170, L. Bobeck 176, F. Money 180, D. Fink 185. D. Coburn 181, D. Huff 177,174, B. Miller 173, R. Gerrity 176, B. Bowen 193, N. Shields 171, S. Eby 185, J. Kausal 171, H. Stuff 179, N. Reese 179, C. Schwalm 173 Milford Business Wuthrich 81 Sons 44 16 Milford Motors 40 Va 19Vi Sleepy Owl 38 22 Kentucky Fried Chicken 38 22 Mathews Body Shop 37 23 Webster Vans 37 23 Johncock & Brayton 37 23 North Webster women bowlers elect officers Pat Snyder was elected president of the Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League at the annual banquet and business meeting held in North Webster on Tuesday, April 23. Twenty-nine ladies attended. During the business discussion conducted by out-going president Sharon Gilbert, Mary Wiggs was selected as the sergeant-at-arms. Other officers for the next season are Deb Lovellette, vice president, and Pam Blosser, secretary-treasurer. Dawn Glon is the out-going sergeant-at-arms. Penny Robinson and Cherri Byrd will be the junior bowling representatives. Prize money and trophies were awarded following the short business meeting. The league championship was won by the 3 Delights. The team consisted of Deb Lovellette, Leatba (Clarice) Stump and Mary Wiggs.

That gave Wawasee a 71-68 lead with one event to go. They needed to finish at least second in the 1600 Relay and got exactly that —a runner-up finish behind North Wood. Runners on that relay for Wawasee were Brian Popenfoose,. Steve Galegor, Jeremy Corson and John Hapner. Double winners for Wawasee in the meet were Steve Galegor in the low and high hurdles and Carl Rouch in the 800 and 1600 meter runs. Senior Mike Goodspeed, undefeated in the 110 meter high hurdles this season, was disqualified in that event last night because of a false start. Other winners for the Warriors

Campbell's Market 35'5 24Vb Shue's Curiosity Shop 34 26 Dana 31 29 North Webster Legion #253 30 30 UAW 30 30 Eagles #3760 28 32 HencheinOil 27Vi 32Va Lakers 26'5 33'5 Chore Time 26 34 Sharps Hardware 25'5 3415 11th Frame Lounge 18 42 Frost Ant. 13'5 46'5 Family Fare 3 57 High team game and scrips: Kentucky Fried Chicken — 963-2723 600 series: G. Lawson 610, M. Zellinger 600 500 series: t. Tyler 540, D. Kuhner 592, R. Peterson 558, J. Rowe 530, B. Richardson 519, G. Klenke 549, B. Lantz 501, G. Nicolia 531, D. Butler 520, D. Orn 518, D. Kern 534, B. Stahly 514, K. Plikerd 514, J. Simpson 528, Doug Wuthrich 528, Don Wuthrich 574, J. Bartman 572. B. Wainscott 500, G. Bell 509, R. Bartman 557, E. Harting 514, D. Dewitt 538, K. Doty 549, K. Mathews 500, B. Stevens 570, J. Lowe 519, P. Beezley 539, B. Conrad 51# 200 games: G. lawson 221. 200, Tyler 205, D. Kuhner 204, 221, R. Peterson 223, G. Klenke 205, G. Nlcolla 209, O. Butler 203. D. Kern 210, M. Zellinger 203,211, Don Wuthrich 210, J. Bartman 208, K. Doty 205, K. Mathews 211, L. Mast 208 Reactor proposed WASHINGTON - The Department of Energy is expected to propose building a $6 billion nuclear processing reactor at the Savannah River Plant to make material needed for nuclear bombs.

Thank-You To the Milford community. You oil helped moke ijC our pancake and sausage supper a huge success. The approximately $650 raised will go directly into the JAWS fund! • 4 ZFJF Once again, you've come through I d — Special Thanks To All Those Who Helped — Milford Fire Department

Indiana history. Culver Military won the game, which was played on the Wawasee football field, by a score of 7-5.

and the Eagles went on to post a 7-5 win in what was the first high school lacrosse game in Indiana history. Scott Cripe is the Wawasee player wearing No. 6 in the picture.

included Steve Sturgill in the shot put, Gary Stuckman in long jump and Todd McCulloch, in pole vault. WAWASEE 74 NORTHWOOD 73 ROCHESTER 11 HIGH JUMP — I.Macks (NW) 6-0, 2.Holdemar (NW), 3.Crist (NW), 4.Price Pounds (W) 5-8. LONG JUMP —l. Gary Stuckman (W) 19 o,2,Crist (NW), 3Jackson (R), 4.Crowder (NW). SHOT PUT - I.Steve Sturgill (W) 46 4, 2.Chrisman (NW), 3.Scot McDowell (W) 45-4, 4. Ramer (NW). DISCUS - I.Ramer (NW) 129 9,2. Steve Sturgill (W) 126-10, 3.Jay Rhodes (W) 124-11, 4.Drew Parr (W) 120. POLE VAULT —l. Todd McCulloch (W) 10-6, 2.Lance Ough (W) 10-6, 3.Grove (NW) 10-0. 110 HURDLES - I.Steve Galegor (W) 16.6, 2.Pence (NW), 3.Brian Popenfoose (W) 17.1, 4.Swartz (NW).

Syracuse girls win opening meets

The Syracuse 7th and Bth grade girls’ track team has opened the 1985 season with two duel meet victories in the past week. The Yellowjackets won at Fairfield on Tuesday, April 16 by a 57-48 count, then came back to defeat visiting West Noble on Monday night of this week, 56-45. The Syracuse girls will host Pierceton this Thursday starting 'at 4:30 p.m. In the win over Fairfield, Jennifer Titus and Darcy Smith were double event winners for Syracuse.'Titus ran to victory in both the 800 and 1600 meter races while Smith picked up wins in the 400 dash and high jump. Jennifer Titus won the same two events Monday against West Noble, and teammate Anne Pohl took first place in shot put and in the 220-yard dash. She was also a member of the Yellowjackets’ winning 880 relay team. Following are more complete results of the two meets: Tuesday, 4-16 At Fairfield Syracuse 57, F'field 48 100 LOW HURDLES -l. Deb Moneyheffer IF) 19.58. 100 DASH - Anne Pohl (S> 14.35. 1600 RUN - I.Jennifer Titus (S) 6:06.89. 400 RELAY — I.Fairfield 1:27.

100 DASH - l.Culp (NW) 11.3, 2.Slabaugh (NW), 3.Graber (NW), 4.Jackson (R). 1600 RUN —l. Carl Rouch (W) 4:39, 2.Pew (R), 3.Mike Ballinger (W) 4:43, 4.Troy Minton (W) 4:53. 400 RELAY - I.NorthWood 46.2, 2.Wawasee 46.9. 400 DASH - l.Crist (NW) 53.8. 2.Culp (NW) 52.3, 3.John Hapner (W) 53 0, 4.Goss (R). 300 HURDLES — I.Steve Galegor (W) 39.9, 2.Mlke Goodspeed (W) 40.0, 3.Crist (NW), 4. Brian Popenfoose (W) 41.4. 800 RUN -l. Carl Rouch (W) 2:05, 2.Pew (R), 3.Steve Hapner (W) 2:07.6, 4.Brown (NW). 200 DASH - l.Slabaugh (NW) 22.9, 2.Graber (NW), 3.Crist (NW), 4.TimMangas (W) 24.1. 3200 RUN -l. Mike Ballinger (W) 10:22, 2.Siseo (NW), 3.Troy Minton (W) 10:44, 4.Rock (R). 1600 RELAY - I.NorthWood 3:31.8, 2.Wawasee 3:34 (Popenfoose, Galegor, Cor son, J. Hapner).

400 RUN - I.Darcy Smith (S) 1:01.34. 800 RUN - I.Jennifer Titus (S) 2:41.82. 200 DASH — I.Melody Morehouse (F) 31.01. 800 RELAY —l. Syracuse 2:12.49 (Anne Pohl, Darcy Smith, Vicki Caskey, Angela Kistler). 800 MEDLEY RELAY - I.Fairfield 2:10.54. HIGH JUMP - I.Darcy Smith (S) 4 2. LONG JUMP -l. Deb Moneyheffer (F) 12-im. SHOT PUT - I.Melody Morehouse (F) 12-11. DISCUS - I.Shadow Newcomer (S) 67 4. A Monday, 4-22 At Syracuse Syracuse 56, W.Noble 45 LONG JUMP — I.Angela Kistler (S) 13 0, 2.Halsey (WN). 3.Reeve (WN). HIGH JUMP - I.White (WN) 4-9, 2.Julie Gunn (S) 4-6, 3.Jackson (WN). DISCUS -l. Shellie Hutchings (S) 68 1, 2.Buckles (WN), 3.Lengacher (WN). 100 HURDLES — I.White (WN) 20.95, 2.Heidi Huffman (S) 21.4, 3.Reed (WN). ' SHOT PUT -l. Anne Pohl (S) 27 0, 2.Manns (WN), 3.Shadow Newcomer (S) 23-o'/i. 100 DASH - I.Halsey (WN) 13-13. 2 Anne Pohl (S), 3.Angela Kistler (S). 1600 RUN - I.Jennifer Titus (S) 6:22, 2.Eyer (WN), 3.Eliiah (WN). 880 RELAY —l. Syracuse 2:09 (Angela Kistler, Vicki Caskey, April Rensberger. Anne Pohl). 440 DASH - I.Darcy Smith (S) 1:16, 2.White (WN), 3.Nlcole Johnson (S) 1:22. 440 RELAY.- l.West Noble. 880 RUN —l. Jennifer Titus (S) 2:48, 2.Jackson (WN). 3.Elijah (WN). 220 DASH —l. Anne Pohl (S) 30.95. 2.Angela Kistler (S) 31.03. S.Christner (WN).