The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 February 1986 — Page 9

Sports

Traviolia, Lantz win semi-state titles

GOSHEN — Through all the success Wawasee has had on the mat this year, there have been two standouts. It was no different in the semi-state wrestling meet at Goshen High School last Saturday. Seniors Lance Lantz (167) and Brad Traviolia (155) defended their semi-state titles of 1985 with impressive outings, winning their respective weight classes for the second straight year. They also advanced to the state meet at Indianapolis (Market Square Arena) this coming weekend. The Warriors also received help from first rounds wins by Brett Traviolia (138) and Jeff Welborn (132). These two were later eliminated in second round action. Mike Noel lost his opening round match to Charlie Horsman of Oak Hill. In all, Wawasee finished in a

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FIRST ROUND WIN — It’s official. Lance Lantz (167, arm raised) is the winner of his first round match as a dejected Shane Southerland, of Yorktown, walks off the mat. (Photo by Dave Straub)

Lady Warriors perfect at 7-0

The Wawasee girls’ nastics team renwned undefeated with a decisi j home meet win over Elkhart Central last Thursday. The Lady Warriors scored 93.75 points while the visitors managed 59.35. The win pushes their record to 7-0. Wawasee claimed four firsts. Jeanine Gunn was a double winner, taking the vault (8.1) and the floor exercise (9.1). Raeni Rinker was tops in the uneven bars, scoring 8.75. Angie Graff completed the sweep with a first in the balance beam (8.35). Graff also took third in the vault with a 7.8 showing. others who placed were: Sherry Daniels, second in the uneven bars ((6.9); Nicole Iwankowitsch, third in the uneven bars (6.85); Irma Cruz, second in the balance beam (7.35); Tressa Littleton, second in the floor exercise (8.25) and Cruz, third in the floor exercise (7.3). Junior Varsity Wins The junior varsity squad also remained undefeated, scoring 46.8 points to Elkhart Central’s 32.1. Saby Vale sparked the effort by winning the all-around competition (24.90). Anne Pohl enjoyed a fine outing with a first (beam, 7.2) and two seconds (vault, 7.1 and floor exercise, 7.2). Gretchen Huffman claimed the other win, taking the floor exercise with a 7.7 score. Second places were earned by Jill Corson (vault, 7.1) and Lara Tracey (beam, 5.65). Wawasee will be hosting sectional and regional competition. Sectionals will begin March 8 at 10 a.m. Regionals will start March 15 at 11a.m. Boilers face tough games The Purdue University mens* basketball team will be facing a tough series of games in the upcoming week. Coach Gene Keady’s Boilermakers presently own an overall record of 19-7 (8-5 in the Big Ten). These next three games could very well determine Purdue’s fate as a front runner in the Big Ten as well as its status for getting a solid berth in the NCAA tournament. The Boilermakers will host Ohio State (12-10) Thursday, Indiana (17-5) Sunday and Illinois (17-7) next Thursday. The Boilermakers are led by Troy Lewis, who is averaging 18.7 points a game. Sophomore Forward Todd Mitchell is scoring 15.6 an outing while Freshman Center Melvin McCants is producing 10.6 tallies a game.

fourth place tie with Fort Wayne Northrop and Adams Central, scoring 51.5 team points. Delta easily claimed its seventh straight semi-state crown with 119.5 points. Bellmont was second with 78 while Bishop Dwenger of Fort Wayne claimed third with 76. “I think a lot of people found out that Dwenger was for real,” said Coach Rich Welborn, referring to the Carroll Regional champion. “And we’ve had a good year, too. This is probably the best wrestling team in the history of Wawasee. We had balance up and down the line and we certainly had talent.” Traviolia (38-0) won his championship match by virtue of a 9-5 decision over Carroll’s Paul Voight. The 155-pounder got to the title round by defeating WesDel’s Bobby Johnson, 11-1.

MUEM ...... 1 I ti 1 • — ■ VAULTING FORM — Wawasee’s Angie Graff blends her athletic skills for this vaulting effort during last Thursday’s home meet against Elkhart Central. She placed third with a score of 7.8. (Photo by Mark Huffman)

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ACE ON THE BARS — With precision and timing, Raeni Rinker produces another first place showing in the uneven bars. (Photo by Mark Huffman)

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HARD AT WORK — Jeff Welborn (132) puts the clamps on Northwood’s Steve Cutchin during the first round of semi-state wrestling competition at Goshen High School last Saturday. (Photo by Dave Straub)

Johnson was also undefeated and was last year’s defending semistate champion. Receiving a first-round bye, Traviolia began his day in the second round with a technical fall win over Rob Neuenschwander of South Adams at the 5:16 mark. In addition, Traviolia’s title win over Voight marked the second time he wrestled the Carroll opponent in two weeks. He had beaten him in last week’s regional. Both matches were hard-earned. Lantz (38-1), who suffered his only loss of the season in the second round of last week’s regional, showed that he recovered from the setback in good fashion. He overwhelmed Yorktown’s Shane Southerland, 11-1 in the opening round. In the second session, Lantz encountered Goshen’s Mike Whittrig for the fourth time this season and beat him, 9-5. Though Whittrig won 33 of 37 matches, all four defeats came courtesy of Lantz. The 167-pounder took care of things quickly in the semifinals, pinning Tom Mick of Northrop at the 2:52 mark. Lantz then capped off a sweet day with a 13-3 decision over North Wood’s Gary Urednick.

“Taking what those two (Lantz and Traviolia) have proved so far, I’d say they would have as good a chance as anyone else to win state,” said Welborn. State Pairings — First Round At Market Square Arena Indianapolis Friday —7 p.m. 155 — Brad Traviolia (384)) vs. Jeff Henry (LaPorte, 26-6). 167 — Lancfe Lantz (38-1) vs. Troy Thomas (Greenfield Central, 32-2). Saturday’s Rounds Morning Session — 9:30 a.m. Afternoon Session — 2 p.m. Consolation Session — 6:30 p.m. Championship Session — 7:30 p.m.

Bowling

Thursday Nite Ladies Jones 45 27 Golden Razor 63 29 Liberty 60 32 Wawasee Bowl 56 36 Louie's 55 37 Buyrite 52 40 Monsanto 50* 41* Stop Inn 50 42 Kidds 49 43 Sandi's 48 44 Miller's 47* 44* Town & Country 44 48 Lake City Bank II 39 53 Thornburgs 39 53 Pilchers 38 54 Beacon 38 54 Lake City Bank I 36 56 Eagles 32* 59* DariPolnt 31* 60* S & V General Store 26 66 High team game: Jones — 936 High team series: Golden Razor — 2567 500 series: C. Miller 523. J. Wortinger 528. N. Anderson 576. D. Walton 512, J. Brown 522, C. Becher 566, F. Money 504, J. Miller 500, E. Slabaugh 512. G. Shepherd 508. M. Pauff 587, L. Hawn 560. K. Knisley 508 450 series: C. Boyd 469. J. Mullet 482. C Egolf 488. C. Solina 463, N. Shields 494, J. Knisley 465, S. Delagrange 483. P. Pollock 483. C. Nolan 465, L. Yoder 472, R. White 458. C. Shepherd 485. B. White 467. D. Craig 460. Y. Coburn 477, H. Taylor 454, J. Reed 485. J. Kausal 460. N. Reeve 463, C. Whitacre 451. K. Southern 498, S Kern 453. S. Corn 456. B Gross 456 200 games: C. Miller 209, N. Anderson 206. 194, 176, D. Walton 210, M. Pauff 243. 190. L. Hawn 206.181,173 170 games: C. Boyd 179. J. Mullet 170, C. Egolf 171, J. Wortinger 195, 189, J. Brown 188. 170. C. Becher 190, 190, 186. P. Pollock 172, F. Money 182. P. Bailey 170, J. Miller 190, J. Knafel 174, B. Miller 189, E. Slabaugh 181. G. Shepherd 174, B. White 177. C. Shepherd 172, E. Price 171, Y. Coburn 177, 175, J. Reed 187, J. Kausal 184, K. Southern 174, K. Knisley 193. D. Dean 184 Land-O-Lakes Stewart's Cleaning Serv. 17 7 Werker Bros. Const. 17 7 Doc's Hardware 17 7 Syr. Legion 16 8 Sea Nymph 15 9 Kimmell Inn 15 9 Am. Bldrs. 14 10 Ligonier Elks 14 10 Captain's Place 14 10 , Pro. Shop 14 10 Luckey's Tavern 13 11 Syr. State Bank 12 12 Kurley's Keglers 12 12 Merchant Metals 12 12 KofC 11 13 W. Bowl 8 16 Goshen Auto Elect. 7 17 Misfits 6 18 Hare's Amoco 6 18 Cocineros 4 20 High team game: Am. Bldrs. —1077 High team series: W. Bowl —3041 600 series: D. Blosser 602 500 series: R. Trett 560, M. Hoile 555, D. Johnson 511, R. Hartsough 589, C. Dobbins 548, T. Ervin 537, T. Stouder 505, T. West 502. R. Mathew 567. S. Yoder 596, J. Beaty 504, R. Southern 507, W. Alderfer 552, R. Hawn 501. J. Wortinger 521, J. Sheets 502 C. Summerlot 552. D. Taylor 534, S. cobum 516, J. Miller 511, C. Cobum 507, B. Graff 564, C. Clemons 546, Don Kuehner 503, Dave Kuehner 579, D. Barhydt 531, C. Walton 510. D. Weaver 544, D. Paternoster 513, C. Fink 582, R. Cook 551, A. Boles 548, N. Cooper 592. G. Klenke 557, G. Knisley 522, K. Knisley 534, W. Schwalm 514. M. Yoder 545, R. Einsiedel 537, B. Hicks 553, M. Durham 538, M. Clevenger 566 200 games: J. Jessop 202, B. Einsiedel 212, M. Durham 202, M. Clevenger 202, 213, D. Weaver 204, C. Fink 249, N. Cooper 234, G. Klenke 212, J. Walton 214, C. Cobum 211, B. Graff 201, C. Clemons 200, Dave Kuehner 214, B. Eyer 202, D. Taylor 214, R. Mathew 213, S. Yoder 203, 218, R. Hartsough 215, C. Dobbins 205, T. Stouder 203, D. Blosser 203, 214, R. Trett 200 Juniors Holly Rollers 41 27 Pin Rollers 39 29 We're On Strike 39 29 North Webster Gutter Dusters 38 30 Alley Fryers 37 31 Fantastic Four 35 33 Miami Vice 34 34 Odd Balls 34 34 Fantastic Freaks Too 34 34 Syracuse Strikers 30 38 300 Club 28 40 Odd Couples 27 41 High team game: North Webster Gutter Dusters —BOI High team series: Pin Rollers —2236 450 series: C. Brower 471

Warriors lose to North Wood, 50-37

NAPPANEE - With all the I strategy basketball requires, it’s 1 easy to forget the simple things. < Last Friday night, the Wawasee I Warriors outlined a solid game ] plan and executed accordingly. i But they didn’t make the shots. s What resulted was a 50-37 Northern Lakes Conference loss to < North Wood. Wawasee canned on- 1 ly 36 percent of its field goals. 1 “We played hard,” said Coach 1 John Wysong after his team dropped to 7-11 (2-4 in the NLC). “We 1 took good shots and contained j their big men as best as we could. * The difference was our shooting. 1 We couldn’t hit the bucket.” 1 The Warriors did hang close for much of the first half. Yet, the 1 Panthers slowly broke away after Tim Mangas (who led all scorers with 20 points) converted a layup, cutting the margin to ; 18-17. Forward Robin Wenger, who led the winners with 10 points, answered the challenge with a f short jumper. Then Daric Gess- < inger added a long jumper and a < layup (at the buzzer) to make it 24-17 at the half. Wawasee looked to slip back in- 1 to the contest when Mangas nail- < ed two more layups, narrowing i the count to 24-21 in the third stan- ( za. But a three-point play by Center Scott Crist along with i some deadly outside shots by i Todd Cleveland and Gessinger 1 pushed the margin back to seven ( points. 1 Wenger and Cleveland opened 1

400 series: C Jones 422. S. Jones 419. B. Tallon 407, A. Rensberger 405, O. Byrd 402 375 series: G. Cobum 396, T. Caudill 392. E. Stricklin 387. T. Cowan 385. S. Kahle 380 370 series: J. Slabaugh 365, T. Hostetter 363. E. Schaefer 363, J. Harwood 371, M. Pachynski 362. T Huffer 358. J. Richardson 356. J . Penick 354 175 games: C. Brower 185. 154. B. Tallon 185 140 games: E. Schaefer 171, S. Jones 165. 146. C. Jones 159. T Caudill 158. T. Hostetter 152. J. Brickley 153.'G. Coburn 144, 159, J. Cowan 144. A. Rensberger 144. 142. M. Pachynski 144, J. Harwood 142. D. Byrd 141. J. Richardson 142. S. Kahle 142 Friday Night Mixed Knisley's 24 8 Todd 23 9 Yeh. But 22 10 Frost TV 18 14 Pizza 2 17* 14* Maple Leaf 17 15 D.Q. Brazier 16* 15'* Syracuse Cleaners 16 16 Huffer 8. Sons 16 16 Millers Heating 14 18 Petersons 14 18 Triple A's Plus One 14 18 Buds Body 11 21 Sleepy Owl 11 21 Eby Auto 11 21 Campbell's 11 21 High team game: Eby Auto —755 High team series: Miller's Heating — 2087 600 series: B Penick6sß 500 series: A. Epert 526. J. Beaty 594, J. Gerard 568, G. Knisley 505, K. Knisley 557, S. Swinehart 510, D. Armbruster 593. M. Allberry 546. D. Schopf 508. P. White 581. E. Harrington 584, L. Sawyer 502. G. Hamilton 544, D. Hamilton 563. W. Alderfer 503. H Alderfer 576 450 series: B Epert 484, G Gerard 456, B Swihart 497, K. Knisley 475. S. Penick 450. P. Schopf 462, I. Kalisik 491, C. Harrington 495. D. Fink 495, B. Hamilton 489. K. Solina 491 200 games: J. Beaty 205. 223, A. Epert 201. J. Gerard 215. B Penick 235. 233, D. Arm bruster 220, M. Allberry 200, D. Schopf 211, P. White 202. L. Sawyer 215, E. Harrington 223. G. Hamilton 214. D. Hamilton 211, W. Alderfer 212 160 games: B Epert 163, 162, G. Gerard 164, B Swihat 179. 171, K. Knisley 172, 167,M. Knisley 162. P. Brennaman 165, G. Abbs 163. L. White 167. P. Schopf 160. I. Kalisik 170, • 175. C. Harrington 187, 194, D Fink 171. 166, B Hamilton 177, 163. K. Solina 193, T. Cusick 173 Sunday Night Mixed Slabaugh Canvas 63 33 Gene's Repair 61* 34’* N. W. Marine 591* 36* Syracuse Rubber 53 43 Fairmont Homes 511* 42'* Wallace Welding 491* 461* Miller's Heating 461* 49* Terminators 43'* 52'* Looney Tunes 391* 561* A Creative Touch 39 57 McMurphy's 39 57 Indecision 30'* 651* High team game and series: Slabaugh Canvas —746-2215 600 series: A. Slabaugh 602. M. Clevenger 630 500 series: B Swihart 509, E. Slabaugh 502. J. Simpson 587. C. Summerlot 525. G. Price 506. S Slabaugh 518, S. Rensberger 538, T. White 535, B. Canfield 544, P. Stephens 538 450 series: L. Hawn 481, C. Simpson 486, M. Rensberger 465, M. Gray 471, K. Larimer 459, J. Miller 490 200 games: A. Slabaugh 224, M. Clevenger 214,216,200, J. Simpson 203, 203 160 games: B. Swihart 179, 181, L. Hawn 161,179, E. Slabaugh 174,188, C. Simpson 181, P. Summerlot 160, S. Price 161, S. Slabaugh 187, 173, M. Gray 165, K. Larimer 167,164, J. Miller 161, 165, 164, K. Canfield 165, P. Stephens 182,178,178 Monday Night Eariy Birds Alley Cats 66V* 291* Luck Strikes 59 37 Swingin Grandmas 59 37 Damn We're Good 58 38 Sunshiners 57 39 Gutter Grabbers 561* 391* Singles 53 43 L. « " M. * * Barbee Slow Pokes 48 48 Cocinero's Ladles 47 49 MlSZfltS 46 50 Connlvers 431* 521* Duds 42 54 Little Rascals 39 57

the fourth period with successive baskets, increasing the lead to double digits. North Wood kept it that way with crisp shooting (54 percent for the contest) while the Warriors kept missing good shots. “We just flattened in the fourth quarter,” said Wysong. “And North Wood is not that bad of a team. They have some solids players.” Wawasee continues to play without one of its solid players, senior guard Dave Kistler, who has been sidelined with an injury. His absence was felt in Friday’s loss. Meanwhile, the Panthers upped their overall record to 5-12 (3-3 in the NLC). Elkhart Central Saturday The Warriors will take a break from league play when they host the Elkhart Central Blue Blazers this coming Saturday. Then on the following Friday, Wawasee travels to Bremen to finish the regular season before sectional play at Triton High School begins. North Wood 50 Wawasee 37 WAWASEE — Mangas 8-4-20, Rhoades 0-0-0, Evans 3-0-6, Hutchinson 2-0-4, Steffen 1-0-2, Atwood 0-2-2, Beer 1-1-3, Taylor 0-0-0, Reiff 0-0-0. Totals: 15-7-37. NORTHWOOD — Hochstetler 1-2-4, Schwartz 4-0-8, Holdeman 1-0-2, Wenger 4-2-10, Crist 3-1-7, Burkey 0-0-0, Cleveland 3-3-9, Gessinger 4-0-8, Miller 0-0-0/ Helmuth 0-0-0, W’ilson 1-0-2. Totals: 21-8-50.

Classic Cuties 381* 571* Mouthy Mothers 36 60 Flexsteel 42 28 68 High team game and series: Alley Cats — 547 1515 500 series: R. Farmer 534. F. Jones 517, Anita Whetten 541. B Swihart 506. D Becker 506 .- \ 450 series: J. Daffron 464. S. Klenke 464, P. Whetten 454? M. Bartrdan 454. 1 Slabaugh 485. C Yoder 457. C Whetten 482. L Hunt 487. P Schopf 463. S McKee4Bo X. 200games R. Farmer 207. C Whetten 202. B. Swihart 202 160 games: R Farmer 162. 165. J. Daffron 164. 163. F Jones 168. 177. 172. S Klenke 166. 160. D. Dunlap 162. M. Bartman 178. P. Whet ten 165, J. Berkeypile 175. J. Slabaugh 188. 168. Anita Whetten 181. 178. C Yoder 161. C Whetten 167. L Hunt 169.164. N Whetten 170. B Swihart 170. D Becker 192. P Riggen 176. G Abbs 164. P. Schopf 160. S McKee 179. E Wogoman 165, M Markley 177 County Foy's Boat Ser. 25 7 Fairmont Homes 23 9 Moore's Shoes 21 11 W. Ser. Center 21 11 Tux Shop 20’* 11'* Kurly's Keglers 20 12 Classic Formed Prod. 181* 13i* Visco Prod. 18 14 W. Bowl 17 15 Paul's U Lock It 15 17 YeOldePub 15 17 Miller's Heating 14 18 Lakeside Bait & Tackle 12 20 Dangles H 21 Augsburger's 11 21 Crow Roofing 11 21 Cotton Ins. 8 24 Parker's Hybrids 7 25 High team game and series: Fairmont Homes — 1128 3138 600 series: R. Mathew 629. J. Williams 622, E. Henning6l9, L. Edwards 609 500 series: C. Swihart 575, B. Canfield 566. J Kirkdorfer 577. D Blosser 568. K. Knisley 550. W. Stahly 551. B Penick 586. S Butt 552. D. Armbruster 584, S. Strickland 532. GSmith 531. B. Miller 524. M. Hawkins 534. J. Stork 541, C. Farr 574, T. Smith 548, L. Longenbaugh 522. R. Southern 504, G. Newcomer 555, G. Lowe 515, C. Arthur 518, L. Welty 568, D. Howell 565. L Riggen 585. R. Riggen 586. I. Senders 565. L. Sawyer 506, R. Solina 561, J. Kern 524. B Thwaits 549. B. Coburn 519, C. Frushour 504. D Mayberry 519, C. Morseau 509, M. Hoile 547, D Spurling 544 200 games: C. Swihart 212, B. Canfield 207, J. Kirkdorfer 205. 203. D. Blosser 204. W. Stahly 207, B. Penick 220. D. Armbruster 214, B. Miller 217, M. Hawkins2oo, J. Stork 203. C. Farr 202. T. Smith 201, 200, R. Mathew 212. 224, L. Welty 205, D. Howell 200. 201. L. Rig gen 209. 204, R. Riggen 213. I. Senders 224, R. Solina 200, B. Thwaits 205, J. Williams 247, C. Frushour 202, J. Corn 205, E. Henning 200, 224, L. Edwards 237, 212. M. Hoile2l9 Majors Miami Vice 53’* 14'*

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FIRES AWAY — Warrior sharpshooter Tim Mangas skies over North Wood’s Robin Wenger (42) for two of his game-high 20 points. But for the most part, visiting Wawasee was plagued by cold shooting as the Panthers prevailed in Friday’s basketball contest. 50-37. (Photo bv Dave Straub)

Thunderbolts 361* 311* Warriors 35'* 32'* Bowling Ballers ( 32 36 Crue s ’ 23’* 441* Maui’s 19 ' 49 High team game and series scr.: Miami Vice-637 1834 High team game and series hdcp.: Miami Vice - 839 2440 450 series: A.Wright 467. K. Gregory 457, B Strombeck 478, H. Brower 515 350 series: A. Stricklin 388, C. J. Harwood 446. M. Fedorow 389. C. Summerlot 367, S Kahle 413. B Hinderer 410, D. Koselke 449. B Johnson 372. D Doer 384, C. Solina 371. C. Brower 422. S. Lent 397 160 games: A. Stricklin 162, D. Koselke 162, A Wright 185. K Gregory 165, B Strombeck 173. H Brower 165. 191 Dana Couples Jones Hutchinson 32 16 Bestul Veitch 31 17 Campbell Dial 30 18 Kammerdiener Grothaus 30 18 Owen Smith 28 20 Lund Anderson 27 21 Daffron Peterson 27 21 Meyer-Niles 26 22 Ort Flynn 26 22 Gammiere Blanchard 26 22 Furbee-Lemen 23 25 Davis Lewallen 22 26 Plikerd Lindzy 22 26 Calhoon Dutcher 22 26 Rude Jewson 21 27 Hefty Smith 21 27 Lawson Means 20 28 Hunt Wilson '• 30 Reber Farmer 15 33 Pierce Jaggers 13 35 High team game and series: Owen Smith -740 2093 500 series: L. Owen 590. T. Gammiere 588. R Grothaus 523. B. Smith 546, B. Anderson 540. J. Davis 516. B. Hutchinson 540. G. Daffron 545. B. Niles 537. R Pierce 517, T. Hippe 512, G Lawson 506. K. Plikerd 502. A. Hewitt 514, C Summerlot 519 P. Boger 539. L. Bestul 518. C Smith 531. L. Hunt 490. J. Niles 485 450 series: F. Calhoon 451. B. Smith 457, F. Jones 454 200 games: L Owen 219.201. T. Gammiere 227 , 202. G. Daffron 236. J. Davis 212. R. Bestul 200. B Hutchinson 201 170 games: P. Boger 222.194, L. Bestul 200. 189, C Smith 205, 199, J Niles 180. 162. R Cal beck 186. T. Lindzy 173. L. Hunt 179. F. Jones 174, F. Calhoon 173 Bantams Warriors 36 15 Ghost Busters 29 22 Wawasee Girls 28 23 Cabbage Patch Kids 14 17 High team game: Ghost Busters — 469 High team series: Warriors — 912 200series: R. Schwalm 212 150 series: A. Knisley 165 100 series: A. Glon, 134, B. Bartman 100, J. Galloway 103, M. Hunt 117 60 series: A. Hoover 80, A. Sloan 91 50 games: A. Knisley 79, 86, A. Glon 94, B. Bartman 63, A. Sloan 58, R. Schwalm 104,

108. J Galloway 59. M Hunt 57. 60 35 games: A Glon 4. A. Hoover 49. B Bart man 37. J. Galloway 44 Tues. Aft. Ladies League Todd's 63i* 24* La Petite 55'* 32* Mastercraft 54 34 State Bank 48 40 Carter P E A. <8 40 Teghtmeyer 46 42 Arrow Corp 45 * 42* Paul's U Lock It 44 4f Thornburgs 39 49 Beacon 33 55 Lil'S Anchor Bar 27* 60* Ace Pest 24 64K High team game and series Todd s 807 2265 1 500 series: J. Maher 569. S. Sawyer 507 450 series: L. Welty 487. J Alfano 487 P Schopf 477, S Wolterman 473. B Smith 472 D. Craig 461. I Kalisik 463. J Slabaugh 456 L. White 451. M Davis 458. L Crow 459 200 games: J. Maher 200 160 games: J. Maher 179, 190. S Sawyer 190. 163. J Slabaugh 181. J Alfano 181. 173. G. Hayner 174. L Welty 164. 171. P Schopf 172. L McFarland 170. L White 168. 163. M Davis 164. 166. L Crow 168. B Smith 167. J Cushing 161. I. Kalisik 162. B Dewitt 162. K Stone 164. P. Miller 163. S Flanagan 161. D Craig 162 Preps Thunder Cats 39 12 Flying Aces 33 18 Crue 30 ’’ 20,5 Wildcats 291 ’ 21 ’’ Lions 2 5 26 Pin Splitters ‘ 21 30 Strikers 20* 30* Gutter Busters 16 35 Alley Cats 12* 38* Ten Pins 28 ™ High team game and series: Lions — 746 1383 250 series: A. Young 251. M Walter 295 200 series: A. Dull 203. S. Kausal 203. R Fink 206, J Goshert 217. Danny Fidler 247. J Clevenger 223. P J . Weisser 243 150 series: C. Ringler 184, David Fidler 185, T. Holterman 181. T. Carson 155. Christy Kelly 150. E Myers 177, M Koselke 181. N Ott 184. M. Voorheis 197. J. Luley 177. J Galloway 182. B Bartman 169, C. Swihart 171. J. Bradley 182. J Tanner 186, T Tanner 150 110 series: C. Solina 112. B Dutcher 138. D Stahley 127, S Swihart 142 100 games: T. Holterman 103, A. Dull 106. M. Voorheis 100. J. Luley 102. J. Galloway 104. S. Kausal 106, J. Bradley 106, J Tanner 103, R. Fink 124, J Goshert 125. Danny " Fidler 134. 113. David Fidler 100, A Young 116,135. M. Walton 168. 127. J Clevenger 133 P.J. Weisser 136.107 75 games: T. Holterman 78. A. Dull 97. T Carson 77, 78. Christy Kelly 90. E Myers 89. 98, M. Koselke 96. 85, N Ott 98. 86 M Voorheis 97. J Luley 75. J. Galloway 78. S Swihart 77, B. Bartman 99, C. Swihart 79. 93. S. Kausal 97, J. Bradley 76. J. Tanner 83. T Tanner 82, R Fink 82. J Goshert 92. C Ringler 97, 87. David Fidler 85. J Clevenger 90

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