The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 February 1986 — Page 9

Sports

Now 9-0 — Gymnasts keep streak alive

It was close, but the Wawasee girls’ gymnastics team managed to stay unbeaten in nine straight dual meets with a 88.95-84 win over Huntington North last Thursday. Last Tuesday, the Lady Warriors beat Tippecanoe Valley, 95.5-59.2. Against Huntington North, Kathie Campbell won the allaround with a 30.35 score. She also took third in the vault with a 7.6; a second in the floor exercise with a 7.95; another second in the uneven bars with a 7.95 and a third in the balance beam with a 6.85.

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SPEICHER SCORES — Christy Speicher (24), a former Wawasee High School girls’ basketball standout, scores two of her 12 points in a recent game against Taylor University. Her efforts sparked Tri-State to a 75-61 victory, which gave the lady Trojans an 11-10 regular season record — the first winning season the program has had in nine years.

Bowling

Tuesday Nite Ladies Go Getters 63 29 Waußeez 61 31 Inkspots 53 39 3 Delites 52 40 Lady Bombers 48% 43% Grannies And The Kid 48 44 B'Jays 46 46 Lambss Case 45 47 Chumps/ 44 48 Alley Cats 43% 48% Sandbaggers 32 59 Gropps Guppies 29 63 Lambs Bakery 22 70 High team game and series: Lady Bombers — 487 1353 500 series: C. Simpson 550, D. Glon 529 450 series: B. Swihart 489, L. filbert 492, J. Ryman 455 160 games: B. Swihart 167, 178, M. Wiggs 191, J. Brown 166, S. Schmucker 163, M. Campbell 179, I. Dull 171, L. Brower 165, L. Gilbert 168, 182, T. Stewart 178, C. Simpson 198, 185, 167, D. Glon 166. 195, 168, P. Robinson 178 Honor Scores 2-18 500 series: J. Hostetler 502, J. West 511, D. Glon 438, B. Swihart 528, L. Snyder 500 450 series: E. Wogoman 464, J. Ryman 471, j. Likens 477, L. Gilbert 464 200games: B. Swihart2l2 160 games: E. Wogoman 167, 175. J. Hostetler 196, 160, J, West 164, 188, L. Kam merer 182, T. Stewart 169, J. Ryman 190, L. Lamb 190, D. Glon 166,192,180, J. Likens 176, C. Simpson 171, L. Gilbert 178, 165, B. Swihart 172, S. Pachynski 182. L. Snyder 184, S. Schmucker 163, B. Means 163, L. Brower 161 Thursday Nite Ladies Jones 69 27 Golden Razor 65 31 Liberty 64 32 Louie's 57 39 Wawasee Bowl 56 40 Buyrite 56 40 Stop Inn 53 43 Sandl's 52 44 Monsanto 51 % 44% Kidds 50 46 Millers 47Vi 48% Town A Country 45 51 Lake City Bank 11 42 54 Pilchers 41 55 Thornburgs 39 57 Beacon 39 57 Lake City Bank I 36 60 Eagles 35'* Dari Point 33% 62% S&V General Store 2* 48 High team game and series: Liberty — 869-2584 500 series: L. Bobeck 566. J. Brown 514, K. Knisley 509, P. Schopf 580, K. Knisley 504. M. Rensberger 515. P. Summerlot 516. J. Kausal 511,8. Kilgores33, C. Miller 529, S. Flanagan 545, R Gerrity 529, H. Taylor 540, S. Housman 511, E. Slabaugh 510, B. White 534, C. Shepherd 513. S. Keim 540 450 series: K. Southern 480. S. Kern 481. K, Larimer 481. S. Delagrange 465, C. Becher 477, P. Pollock 487, N. Reeve 497, C. Boyd 457, J. Mullet 468, G. Pilcher 458, D. Morehead 468. V. Coburn 492. J. Reed 482, N. Spurting 476, M. Pauff 463. S. Com 453, M. Henning4sl, N. Shields 464, J. Wortlnger 493. P. Hass 465, L. Rife 485. C. Nolan 483 208 games: L. Bobeck 208, 192, P. Schopf 208.190,182, N. Reeve 203, P. Summerlot 221, 177, R. Gerrity 210, E. Slabaugh 220, B. White Mogames: K. Southern 173, S. kern 176, K. Knisley 194, J. Brown 182,175, J. Knisley 192,

Raeni Rinker won the uneven bars, scoring an 8.25. Julie Schmahl won the beam with a 7.0 and Angie Graff took second in the vault, scoring 7.65. The junior varsity suffered its first loss in six meets against Huntington North. However, there were some good performances. Gretchen Huffman was a double winner, claiming the vault (7.0) and the floor exercise (7.6). Saby Vale won the allaround, scoring 22.9. And Steph Crow took first in the balance beam with a score of 6.1. Tippe Valley Defeated The Lady Warriors boasted

K. Larimer 180, M. Rensberger 195, 170, C. Beecher 177, P. Pollock 193, J. Kausal 191, B. Kilgore 193, 192, C. Miller 193, 192, N. Spurl ing 170, D. Morehead 171, S. Flanagan 185, 182, 178, N. Coburn 180, 180, H. Taylor 194, 188, J. Reed 176, 170. S. Housman 191, C. Shepherd 190,173, C. Solina 173, J. Wortlnger 193, S. Keim 190,183, P. Hass 181, L. Rife 189, C. Nolan 190 Milford Business Gropp's I 23 5 Wawasee Pro Shop 21 7 Dana II 19 9 Sharps 19 9 U.A.W. 17 11 Shue's Cur. Shop 16 8 Johncock Brayton 15 13 Webster Legion 14% 13% Dana 14 14 Campbell's IGA 14 14 Gropp's 11 14 14 Wuthrich 8, Sons 13% 14% Eagles 13 15 Beer Builders 12 12 Webster Vans 11 17 Family Fare 11 17 Henschen Oil 9 19 W.B. Bowl 11th Frame Lounge 8 20 Kinro, Inc. 6 22 Carrier Line 6 22 High team game and series: Gropp's I — 1135-3152 600 series: B. Workman 633, C. Summerlot 634. L. Dowty6oo 500 series: D. Wuthrich 513, M. Zellinger 515, F. Tanner 529, M. Farmer 568, B. Hefty, T. Hippe 563. J. Jones 537, B. Craft 531, D. Ferguson 586, F. Means 532, G. Price 555, R. Caudill 515, G. Calhoon 556, J. Bushroe 539, R. Grothaus 523, B. Wainscott 538, G. Bell 526, S. Keim 569, Williams 520, J. Lowe 548, K. Pllkerd 513, B. Smith 554, J. Simpson 527, R. Peterson 512, S. Whetten 528, L. Gorman 507, T. Tyler 515, W. Fulford 518 200 games: D. Wuthrich 201, M. Zellinger 201, B. Hefty 203. T. Hippe 202. B. Craft 200, D. Ferguson 245, F. Means 221, B. Workman 229, 212, C. Summerlot 232, 214, G. Calhoon 213. R. Grothaus 203, L. Doty 234, B. Wainscott 203, Keim 212,201, Williams 200. J. Hill 201, T. Tyler 225 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Todd's 66% 25% LaPetite 56% 35% Mastercraft 55 37 State Bank 52 40 Teghtmeyer 49 43 Carter P.E.H. 48 44 Arrow Corp. 46% 45% Pauls U-Lock-lt 44 44 Thornburgs 39 49 Beacon 36 56 Ace Pest 28 64 Lil's Anchor Bar 27% 64% High team game and series: Todd's—- — 500 series: J. Maher 568, S. Woltermanso4, S. Flanagan 502 450 series: C. Schieber 490, S. Sawyer 487, B. Gross 473, F. Ervin 484, M. Davis 462. M. Willard 467, B. Smith 462, S. Koser 450, L. White 458 200 games: S. Wolterman 203 140 games: J. Maher 199, 190. 179, S. Flanagan 188. 162, J. Stoeltlng 187, V. McDonough 185. F. Ervin 181, M. Davis 189, M. J. Myers 178, B. Smith 178, S. Sawyer 170, 163. S. Koser 168, S. Wolferman 165, M. Willard 168, 165. C. Schieber 164, 170, G. Hayner 163, L. White 164. B. Gross 140. M. Bray 160, J. Kausal 1665

four winners in this meet. Campbell led the way with a first in the floor exercise (8.3); a second in the balance beam (8.1); a second in the uneven bars (8.0) and a second in the vault (7.6). Graff won the vault with a 7.7 showing and Anne Pohl took third (7.0). Rinker again won the unveven bars (8.8) while Sherry Daniels took third (7.4). Graff also won the balance beam, scoring 8.9 while Irma Cruz placed third (7.4). Cruz added a second place in floor exercise (8.3) while Tressa Littleton scored an 8.05 for third. To Host Sectionals and Regionals Wawasee will be hosting its share of post-season competition. First, sectionals will be held March 8 and will start at 8 a.m. Regionals will be held March 15 and will start at 11 a.m.

Boilermakers will face lllini Thursday

The Purdue men’s basketball team will encounter one last crucial test at home when the Illinois Fighting lllini come to West Lafayette for a Thursday night game at Mackey Arena. The Boilermakers (21-7) are coming off a tremendous 85-68 win over arch-rival Indiana last Sunday and they hope to do the same to a strong Illinois team which sports an 18-8 record coming into the game. “We’re still hanging in there and that’s one of our goals,” said Purdue Coach Gene Keady. “Illinois is a veteran team which shoots the ball extremely well and plays excellent defense. We will need another great performance to beat them. ” The Fighting lllini won the first game between the two teams this year, 80-68. But that was in Champaign-Urbana. It will be a much tougher task for Illinois to repeat at Mackey Arena. The Boilermakers are presently a half game behind Indiana and Michigan in the Big Ten Conference race for first place. They have a league record of 10-5. Michigan and Indiana have 10-4 conference records.

Sunday Night Mixed Slabaugh Canvas 66 34 Gene's Repair Shop 62% 37% N.W. Marine 60% 39% Syracuse Rubber 56 44 Fairmont Homes 54% 43% Wallace Welding 50% 49% Miller's Heating 48% 51 % Terminators 46% 53% Looney Tunes 41% 58% A Creative Touch 40 60 McMurphy's 40 60 Indecision 33% 66% High team game: Slabaugh Canvas — 729 High team series: Fairmont Homes —2104 500 series: T. White 518, B. Canfield 534, B. Swihart 528, C. Swihart 507, B. Slabaugh 505, S. Slabaugh 520, S. Rensberger 589, C. Summerlot 539, G. Price 550, L. Hawn 525, C. Wogoman 529, M. Clevenger 533 450 series: K. Larimer 484, M. Rensberger 490, S. Brumbaugh 477, P. Stephens 451 200 games: B. Swihart 263, S. Rensberger 210, C. Summerlot 203, L. Hawn 221, C. Wogoman 216, M. Clevenger 233 160 games: K. Larimer 166, 161, J. Stricklin 169, S. Slabaugh 169, 172, 179, M. Rensberger 198, S. Brumbaugh 161, L. Hawn 165 Land O Lakes SyracusetLegion 20 8 Stewart's Cleaning 20 8 Doc's Hardware 20 8 Sea Nymph 19 9 Werker Bros. 17 11 American Bldrs. 17 11 Ligonier Elks 16 12 Kimmell Inn 15 13 State Bank of Syracuse 15 13 Merchant Metals 15 13 Wawasee Pro Shop 15 13 KofC 14 14 Luckey's Tavern 14 14 Kurley's Keglers 13 15 Captain's Place 11 17 Wawasee Bowl 10 18 Goshen Auto Electric 9 19 Misfits 8 20 Hare's Amoco 7 21 Cocinero's 5 23 High team game and series: Syr. Legion — 1092-3048 600 series: H. Hochstetler 602 500 series: B. Eyer 514. G. Price 528, D. Taylor 533, C. Walton 528, D. Blosser 514, G. Klenke 509, G. Knisley 501. Knisley 517, J. Wortlnger 525. L. Longenbaugh 505. R. Hartsough 545, T. Ervin 553, J. Miller 520, P. Kin tigh 575, B. Graff 543. D. Vanette 520. T. West 581. W. Schwalm 580, R. Graber 516, G. Stone 504, S. Yoder 527, R. Southern 544, G. Lowe 544, W. Alderfer 510, R. McNeill 501, G. Gerard 576, M. Yoder 501, B. Einsledel 545. B. Hicks 509, M. Durham 509, M. Clevenger 572, D. Obacz 513, Don Kuehner 509, Dave Kuehner 582. L. Ryman 552, D. Paternoster 532 200games: L. Ryman 204, D. Kuehner 215, M. Clevenger 207, R. McNeill 205, G. Gerard 213, R. Southern 200. G. Lowe 205, W. Schwalm 202, O. Vanette 200. A. Stewart 214, S. Coburn 212, P. Klntigh 210, B. Graff 236. D. Blosser 202, K. Knisley 203, C. Walton 201, H. Hochstetler 227, 205, B. Eyer 207, D. Taylor 206 Friday Mixed Doubles Knisleys 28 8 Yeh, But 25 11 Todd CID 24 12 Pirnt 21% 14% Maple Leaf 20 M

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SECTIONAL LOOK — Wawasee swimmers got ready for the sectionals with some drastic hairstyling — courtesy of Kathie Yoder (right). Those showing off their “Mohawk” haircuts are, from left to right, Brent Atwood. Derin Keim and Vince Koser. Seated is Ferdinand Tolentino, who was in the process of receiving his haircut.

Warriors take third at Elkhart Sectional

The Wawasee boys’ swim team finished its season in style with a strong third place showing in sectional competition at Elkhart Central last Saturday. Though the Warriors failed to qualify anyone for the state meet,

Adult basketbtrt playoff continues

The Wawasee Adult basketball league continued playoff action Monday with three games. Bob Sylvester’s 19 points spurred Sturonjac to an 89-66 win over Dana. Dennis Garlan led the losers with 28 points. In a highscoring shootout, North American Wire Die posted a 97-85 win over Baket*s Boys Club. Mike Bradford scored 21 for the winners while Phil Wysong tallied 22 for BBC. In the evening’s final contest, Laundry Basket trimmed Lawsons, 62-55. Brent Messmore and Darryl Hicks each scored 17 for Laundry Basket. Scott Kimlick paced the losers with 17 points.

Frost TV 20 16 Hufferß,Sons 18 18 Millers 18 18 Petersons 17 19 DQ Brazier 16% 19% Syracuse Cleaners 16 20 Eby Auto 15 21 Triple A's Plus One 14 22 Sleepy Owl 12 24 Campbell's 12 24 Bud's Body 11 25 High team game: Knisleys —728 High team series: Miller's Heating — 2100 600 series: G. Knisley 603 500 series: J. Gerard 505, B. Hamilton 552, K. Solina 554, D. Hamilton 569, I. Kalisik 508, K. Knisley 524, K. Knisley 564, P. Schopf 502, P. White 532, P. Smith 512, L. sawyer 566. B Penick 539, D. Armbruster 536, S. Swinehart 541 450 series: G. Gerard 480, B. Epert 469, N. Whetten 450, B. Howell 468 200 games: K. Solina 200, K. Knisley 231, G. Knisley 217,201. K. Knisley 214, L. Sawyer 226, S. Swinehart 202, D. Armbruster 207, H. Alderfer 203, D. Fry 202 160 games: G. Gerard 171, B. Presley 176, S. Peterson 186, B. Hamilton 180, 191, 181, K. Solina 175. 179, D. Kalisik 173. 176, C. Harr ington 164, B. Epert 179, A. Peterson 174, N. Whetten 180. K. Knisley 168, L. Logan 160, P. Schopf 160,161, 181, B. Howell 175,166 Monday Night Early Birds Alley Cats 68 32 Sunshiners 62 42 Lucky Strikes 61 39 Darn We're Good 61 39 Swingin Grandmas 60% 39% Gutter Grabbers 57% 42% Single 3 56 44 L SD. 50% 49% Barbee Slowpokes 50 54 M.T.N. 49 51 Mizfitts <9 51 Cocinero's Ladies 48 52 Duds 47 53 Connivers 46 54 Classic Cuties 41% 58% Little Rascals 40 60 Mouthy Mothers 39 61 Flexsteel 42 29 71 High team game and series: Lucky Strikes — 530-1425 500 series: J. Maule 517, S McKee 536, N. Peterson 509, L. Hunt 528, F. Jones 582 450 series: Anita Whetten 456. C. Yoder 460, D. Becker 469, R. Starner 458, B. Swihart

Bowling splits

Thursday Nite Ladies splits were picked up by Mel Rensberger 2-7, Betty Parker 5-4-7, Pat Summerlot 2-7 and 3-10, Betty Swihart 5-10, Jessie Knafel 2- Jo Reed 5-10, Sara Housman 3- Helen Taylor 3-10 and 2-5-7, Jackie Wortinger G-7, Peg Bailey 3-10, Susan Street 9-10 and Doris Gose 4-5-7. Friday’s splits were converted by Paula Schopf 2-7, Lynn Sawyer 4-5, Kenny Knisley 9-10, Corky Harrington 9-10. Splits of 3-10 were picked up by Rick Peterson, Sue Peterson, Garry

they turned in a strong team performance — keyed by depth and balance. Top efforts included a second place in the 200-yard medley relay; a third place in the 200-yard individual medley by Brent Atwood; a third place in the 50-yard freestyle by Steve Rozow, who timed 23.08 and tied a school record; a fourth place in the 100-yard butterfly by Brad Smith and a third place in the 400-yard freestyle relay. The free relay time was 3:28.26. five seconds faster than Wawasee’s last effort: In addition, every Warrior swimmer had lifetime bests in the events. Northern Lakes conference rival Warsaw won the meet, scoring 236 points. That was enough to edge host Elkhart Central, which scored 228. Central was the defending sectional champ. Wawasee finished a distant third with 137.5 points. Other results were Goshen (121.5), Elkhart Memorial (99), Concord (98), tippecanoe Valley (83), East Noble (79). North Wood (70). Bremen (19) and Howe Military (12).

471, E. Wogoman 489, S. Klenke 479. D Dunlap 491, D Sherwood 488. A Spry 458, S Truex 468. P Whetten 463, B. Howell 468, B Peterson 498 200 games: N Peterson 205, S. McKee 226, F. Jones 226, B. Peterson 214 160 games: J Maule 187, 164. 166, N. Peter son 164. C. Yoder 174, 167, S. McKee 164, D Becker 161, R Starner 166, B. Swihart 165, E. Wogoman 171, 174, Ann Whetten 165, J Hoover 160. S. Klenke 167, 163, D. Dunlap 181, 169, D. Sherwood 177, 160, P. Laker 166, C Loucks 176, M Thompson 164, A. Spry 166, S Truex 163, P. Whetten 160, S. Bucher 163, J. Slabaugh 177, B Howell 165, D. Kemper 163, L Hunt 178, 165, 185. J. Daffron 166, F. Jones 162, 189 County Foy's Boat Ser. 26 10 W Ser. Center 25 11 Fairmont Homes 25 11 Moore's Shoes 24 12 Kurly's Keglers 23 13 Tux Shop 22% 13% Visco Prod. 20 16 Classic Formed Prod. 18% 17% W. Bowl 18 18 Paul's U Lock It 18 18 YeOldePub 17 19 Miller's Heating 15 21 Augsburger's 15 21 Lakeside Bait 8, Tackle 13 23 Parker's Hybrids 11 25 Dangles H 25 Cotton 8, Cotton Ins. 11 25 Crow Roofing 11 25 High team game and series: Kurly's Keglers—lo6o 3020 600 series: C. Garner 613, K. Knisley 606, S. Yoder 637 500 series: D. Harper 547, A. Northcutt 517, L. Sawyer 505, D. Spurting 529, K. Sindelar 519, C. Arthur 502, L. Welty 546, T. Prickett 517, R. Williamss49, B. Knisley 519, R. Solina 500, B. Canfield 556, J. Kirkdorfer 524, P. Williams 510, L. Edwards 533, C. Morton 591, M. Hoile 512, E. Henning 532, C. Farr 530, R. Mathew 556, J. Thwaits 533, L. Thwaits 519, J. kern 524, L. Riggen 505. R. Riggen 529, I. Senders 517, W. Stahly 541, R. Penick 526. M. Zellinger 576, D. Armbruster 504, G. Lowe 506, G. Hawkins 526, M. Hawkins 508, F. Troup 515 \ 200 games: D. Spurlin)g 204, C. Arthur 203, T. Prickett 205, L. Edwards 219, C. Morton 227, T. Smith 222, C. Garner 224, R. Mathew 213, L. Thwaits 214, J. Kern 200, K. Knisley 211, 223, W. Stahly 207, M. Zellinger 202, 204, S. Yoder 279, G. Lowe 201

Hamilton and Chris Conway. llene Kalisik picked up a 5-10 split while Ginger Abbs picked up splits of 5-6 and 5-6-10. Sunday Night mixed league splits were picked up by Karen Larimer 6-7-10, Kris Canfield 3-10, Ben Canfield 3-10, Stan Rensberger 3-10, Jim Brumbaugh 5-10 and Pat Summerlot 2Monday Night Early Bird splits were converted by Karen Goldenberg 4-5, Ann Whetten 3- Paul Whetten 4-5 and Janice Slabaugh 5-7.

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NORTH WEBSTER SEVENTH GRADE BOYS — Pictured are members of the North Webster Junior High seventh grade boys’ basketball team. In front, from left to right, are Jerry Smith. David Lewallen, David Bowen. Chris Shidler. Jason Hollar, Jason Mickley, Dan Clevenger and Rich Heche. In back are managers Brian Scott and Zack Cook, Chad Brower, Buster Clevenger. Justin DeSomer, Dave McClelland, Keith Hardy and Coach Lee Wilson.

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NORTH WEBSTER EIGHTH GRADE BOYS — Pictured are members of the North Webster Junior High eighth grade boys* basketball team. In front, from left to right, are Chris Conkling, Chad Hoffert, Scott Carlin, Joe Reynolds and Andy Katsanis. In back are Coach Mitch Williman, Joe Hoy, Randy Cesco, Tim Lilly and Craig Streby.

r Fear not that thy life shall come to an end, but rather fear that it shall never have a beginning. Cardinal Newman ■ You Are Invited To Come And Worship With Us! ’ 8:40 a.m. — Sunday School Opening Assembly "" jL 9:00 a.m.' —Sunday Bible School Classes For All Ages 10:00 a.m. — Sunday Morning Worship Services 7:00 p.m. — Sunday Evening Services w. » ? y IB Fred Walls Dale Kuhns Associate Minister Minister TRANSPORTATION provided for Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings. Coll 658-9151 or 658-9241. CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF MILFORD - D . AS - bod 1 AH DI IM SESQUICENTENNIAL | IV IV M AND ONE M | LE FUN run/WALK The Big Boulder Dash 10K and One Mile The races begin and end at the Big Boulder Golf Course Fun Run/Walk are held in conjunction north of Milford on SR 15. The mostly flat course covers with the 1986 Milford Sesquicentennial Milford country roads and streets, celebration. M e-raDTTiuc o.nn aaa ■ All Entrants Will Receive A Specially Designed T-Shirt ■ START TIME: Y:LAJ/a./Vl. Featuring The Milford Sesquicentennial Logo ■ START AREA: Big Boulder Golf Course, ■ Mile Markers SR 1 5 North Os Milford ■ Split Times At One, Two And Four Miles m n»r arrirTßiTiAU ■ Awards To Top Three Positions In Each Age Group ■ rRK-REvi>IKAIIUN (lOKOnly) ENTRY DEADLINE: Monday, April 14 B Special Award To First Man And Woman Finisher In ■ ENTRY FEE: Pre Registration $6.00 Both Races U1 T o n .. n k nnw Cft 00 ■ Make Checks Payable To Big Boulder Dash Race Day 58.UU ■ Restroom Facilities Available Non-R©tunCiQDlG Aid Stations On Course And Refreshments At Finish ENTRY TORM _ Name Sex Address —■ — City - zi P Date Os Birth 0W RACE CATEGORIES 0K MAU KtMAMDCUKK TO: ADULT T SHIRT SIZE WOMEN 10K 15-19 0 35-39 R.R. 1, Box 154 Large ALL CONTESTANTS MUST SIGN TNI WAIVER, ALSO PARENTS IF YOU ARI UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE I he undersigned waives all rights and claims against the individuals, committee members, and officials sponsoring or working on The Big Boulder Dash and landowners whose land borders the Road Race course, both individually and severally and acknowledges the above individuals and landowners assume no responsibility for accidents, injuries or loss of equipment prior to, during, or after the event. _ -' Signed Parent's Signature If Above Is Under It Years Os Aga —— — - —-

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