The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 May 1986 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 14,1986

Sports

Boast 9-3 record

Golfers beat Bremen, Plymouth

BREMEN — The Wawasee boys’ golf team raised its season record to 9-3 with a double win over Bremen and Plymouth

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SECOND SHOT — Jeff Taylor shoots for the green at the first hole. (Photo by Dave Straub)

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Tuesday. John Nemeth paced the Warriors with a nine-hole score of 37. Wawasee, as a team, finished the course with 161 strokes.

The “B” team upped its mark to 6-5 with the double win, completing the course in 165 strokes. Jeff Taylor led the way with a 40. Other top scorers for the varsity were Derek Smith 41, Darin Atwood 41, Dave O’Neal 42 and Tim Keim 43. Rich Freeman backed up Taylor’s “B” team effort with a solid 41. Doug Nigbor and Brett Harter each followed with 42 strokes. Last Thursday, Atwood sparked the Warriors to a double win over Huntington North and Central Noble at South Shore. The sophomore fired a 77, including a 37-stroke performance in the hack nine

Sunday night bowlers meet at South Shore

South Shore restaurant was the sight oFthe Sunday Night mixed bowling Ague’s annual banquet. Next year’s officers were elected. They are: Bryce Slabaugh, president; Tom White, vice president; Carol Wallace, secretary; and Barry Miller, treasurer. The following participants received awards. First Place Team Series Scratch — Slabaugh Canvas. First Place Team Series Handicap — Terminators. First Place Team Game Scratch — Fairmont Homes. First Place Team Game Handicap — Gene’s Engine Repair. First Place Men’s Series

Sports Calendar Week Os May 15 To May 21 THURSDAY Wawasee Boys'Track 5: 30 p.m. at NLC meet, hosted by Warsaw gjg& FRIDAY (jM Wawasee Baseball I ) 4:30 p.m. at home vs North Wood bf Wawasee JV Baseball 6*. 4: 30 p.m. at home vs. North Wood Wawasee Giris* Tennis 5 p.m. at NLC meet hosted by Plymouth SATURDAY Wawasee Boys’ Golf 9 a.m. at LaPorte Invitational Wawasee Baseball Noon at home vs North Side Wawasee Girls’ Tennis > .a 9 a m at NLC meet hosted by Plymouth h MONDAY Wh Wawasee Boys’ Golf J H 4 p.m. vs Penn and La Ville at Tippy "8 Wawasee Baseball 4:45 p.m. at home vs Plymouth Wawasee JV Baseball 4:30 p.m. at home vs Plymouth TUESDAY Wawasee Giris’ Tennis 4:30p.m. at home vs Whitko Wawasee Boys’ Golf 5 p.m. vs Concord and Rochester at Rochester Wawasee Beys’ Track 5 p.m. at East Noble Relays WEDNESDAY Wawaseeßaseball JFv' A 'jf ' 4:30 p.m. at Warsaw Wawasee JV Baseball w Jr ’T 4:30p.m. at Warsaw _ aF “ rr -t - - - DUST A SON DECORATORS painting i Htamm INTERIOR • EXTERIOR , RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL **••**•& 457-1313 GunKty Workaranairip Syracuse \ . j \ i : Summer Hours , U,fl .- 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Tues.-Sat. *”*’ We Now Have Shorts * x Available Ski'd/ Shack/ Hw (Bus.) 834-4087 (Home) 834-4884 North Webster, IN

Wawasee’s four-man total was 322. Huntington North scared a 325 and Central Noble shot 344. Nemeth and Smith each shot a 79 for the Warriors while Nigbor and Taylor followed with scores of 87and 86, respectively. The “B” team split the meet, finishing the 18-hole course in 366 strokes. Huntington North scared 348 and Central Noble tallied 368. Last Wednesday, Northridge victimized Wawasee at the Oak Hill Golf Course with 156 strokes. The Warriors finished with 163. Nemeth led Wawasee with a 38. Atwood shot a 40 and Smith added a 41.

Scratch — Mike Clevenger. First Place Men’s Series Handicap —Jack Wallace. First Place Women’s Series Scratch — Kris Canfield. First Place Women’s Series Handicap — Tamy Turner. First Place Men’s Game Scratch — Harold Gray. First Place Men’s Game Handicap — Tom White. First Place Women’s Game Scratch — Betty Swihart. First Place Women’s Game Handicap—Joyce Stricklin. In addition, Jack Wallace and Tammy Gardner won most improved average awards. Members of the Slabaugh Canvas team received trophies since they finished first in the lengue.

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WATCHING, WAITING — Wawasee’s Derek Smith eyes this teeoff shot at the second hole. He finished the 18-hoie course with a 79, which helped the Warners win a double dual meet against Huntington North and Central Noble at the South Shore Golf Course last Thursday. (Photoby Dave Straub)

Giris take third place in NLC meet

WARSAW — Spurred by two individual first places, the Wawasee girls’ track team finished third in the Northern Lakes Conference meet Tuesday, winch was hosted by Warsaw. Steph Jamiel was crowned NLC 400-meter champion with a solid time 1:02.4 in that event. The same goes for Michelle Harter in the shot put. Her 37-foot, 9-inch toss earned her top honors as well as a new school record. The Lady Warriors scored 60% points as a team. Warsaw won the meet with 120%. Bremen was second with 72. Other team scores were Goshen (59)\ Plymouth (43), Concord (35), North Wood (13) and Rochester, failed to score as a team. Outstanding second place performances were turned in by

Lady Warriors lose 4-1 match to Fairfield

A 4-1 match loss to Fairfield Monday was the seventh setback of the season for the Wawasee girls’ tennis team. Ulrike Assman was the only winner as she defeated her first singles opponent, Donna Bender, 2-6, 7-5 and 6-4. At second singles, Katrina Otis beat Lisa Noble 6-2 and 6-0, and Heather Keiper lost to her third singles foe, Tonie Miller, 7-5, 36 and 6-2. Wawasee dropped both doubles matches as well. Tonya Helmuth and Toni Reed defeated Lora Hollar and Jennifer Morgan, 6-4 and 6-1. At Second doubles, Cheryl Mast and Melanie Morehouse beat Marti Wright and Shawn Anderson, 7-5,3-6 and 6-2. The junior varsity, however, won 4-3. Last Thursday, the Lady Warriors were blanked, 5-0, by Concord. The loss dropped Wawasee’s Northern Lakes Conference ledger to (W. The Lady Warriors are 3-7 overall.

Ladies Golf Results

The Big Boulder Belle golf league started play last week. The following are winners from Wednesday. Low Gross —Lea trice Rapp. Second Low Gross — Maxine Johnson. Low Net-Betty Scott. Second Low Net — Barbara Schultz. Low Putt —Maxine Johnson. Anyone interested in die Big Boulder Belle golf league, winch tees off at 9 a m. on Wednesday mornings should call the dub house or Evelyn Orn, at 0*407. There will be members starting when school ends, so it is not too latetojoin. SOUTH SHORE LADIES The South Shore Lathes Golf League sponsored a one-best ball tournament Tuesday, May 13. Winners were: Nine-hole — Donna Price and NeU Alspaugh, first; Ruth Wilcox jmd Ginny Lamley. second IS-hoie - Gloria Stoffel and jane Wells, first; Sandy Wogamuth and Doama Bevington, second

Shelly Landis in the 400-meters (1:02.9); Jamiel in the 100-meter hurdles (16.3); and Jennifer Titus in the 1600-meters (5:31). In addition, the 1600-meter relay team of Landis, Becca Stiver, Kristina Lange and Jamiel took third. Steff Swihart placed fourth in the 100-meter hurdles, clocking 16.8. Belinda Whitridge claimed fifth in the 100-meters with 13.2. Jeanine Gunn placed fifth in the long jump with a leap of 15-feet, 7V4-inches. She also tied for sixth in the high jump with a 4-foot, 10-inch effort. Titus took sixth in the 800-meters, timing 2:SLS, a personal best And the 400-meter relay team of Whitridge, Kelly Mitchell, Raeni Rinker and Gunn finished sixth with a 54.2 showing. Eighth At Mishawaka Wawasee finished eighth out of 16 teams at the Mishawaka Relays last Saturday. Gunn and Jamiel teamed up for a combined 10-foot effort in the high jump for second. Swihart, Mitchell, Whitridge and Jamiel clocked 53.8 for third in the shuttle hurdle relay. Harter and Rhonda Sturgill combined for fourth in the shot put with a 61-foot, 7 3 /4-inch effort and Landis, Stiver, Lange and Jamiel took sixth in the 1600-meter relay with a time of 4:217. Last Wednesday, the Lady

rnysicai siaTea for Muy 21 of Wawasee

AH prospective boys’ and girls’ athletes at Wawasee High School are reminded to make physicals, which will be held at the training room facility Wednesday, May a. The girls’ session starts at 6 p.m The boys’ session starts at 7 p.m. This physical concerns those who will be freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors for the 1986-87 academic year. Dr. Thomas Krizmanich and Dr. Michael Williams will conduct the physicals. A fee is required.

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HELPFUL INSTRUCTION — Pictured are Carolyn Baker (right). who to instructing Serai Bultanoior on how te wort the uneven bars durtag a recent gymnastics class at the Miifwrd Junta Hgh School gym. The dames are aponaered by the Lakeland YMik Center.

Boys look to NIC meet after 3-7 season

The Wawasee boys’ track team will bead into the Northern Lakes Conference meet with an overall record of 3-7, and a league mark of 2-5. The most recent dual meet setback came at Northridge Monday night, 75-52. The Warriors also dropped a double dual meet to North Wood and Plymouth last Wednesday, scoring just 24 points. Plymouth tallied 78 while host North Wood bad 59. The NLC meet will be Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at Warsaw. Steve Galegor is the only Warrior with a top seeding, earning that distinction in the 300-meter low hurdles. He is the fourth seed in the high hurdle race. Jay Rhodes is seeded third in the discus while Steve Sturgill is fifth. Scott McDowell is seeded third in the shot put. Other seedings are: Gary Stockman, fifth in the long jump; Carl Rouch, sixth in the 1600-meter; Mike Meek, sixth in the 100-meters, Sturgill, seventh in the shot put; Troy Minton, seventh in the 800-meters and Tim Mangas, seventh in the 400-meters. Three Winners At North Wood Though losing both ends of a double dual, Wawasee showed some promise with a few individual efforts. Galegor timed 39.7 in the 300-meter lows for first. Other wins came from McDowell in the shot put (50-feet, 6-inches) and* Stockman in the long jump (20-feet, 1-inch). Galegor won both hurdles events against Northridge while Rouch claimed the 1600-meter race with a 4:52.1 showing. Todd McCulloch won the pole vault

Warriors split a double dual meet at Warsaw. The host Lady Tigers won with 76 points. Wawasee split by scoring 54 to Rochester’s 9. First place efforts were turned in by Gunn in the long jump (15-feet,

Syracuse girls coast by Webster in dual meet

The Syracuse sixth grade girls’ track team opened its season with a 77-30 win over North Webster. Coached by Jo Hepler, the Lady Yellow Jackets won nine events. Stephanie Skelton and Kim Harter were triple winners.

JqQior golfers clcrim final matches

The Wawasee Junior High golf team won its final two matches of the season by defeating Central Noble, 251-270 and West Noble, 247-335. In the two matches, Randy Cesco had scores of 41 and 45. Others performing well were Joel Reynolds (45, 50), Mike Tuttle (49, 55), Tony Hostetter (54, 55), David Schmahl (48, 57) and Russell Anderson (56,61). More scores: Chris Conkling (51,58), Monte Reynolds 52, Zack Waterson 50, Teresa West 53 and Eric Stevens 62.

Bu*tr —i —— mIITOrQ unlTOrmS to be picked r up Moy 20 \

Participants in the Milford Summer Baseball/Softball proand schedules May 20. The meetings will start at 7 p.m. at the Milford Junior High School gym. AH adults who are coaching or umpiring should also be present for a short meeting concerning their duties.

with a 11-foot, 6-inch effort The following are complete results from the Northridge meet. Northridge 75 Wawasee 52 106-METER HIGH HURDLES —l. Galegor (W); 16.1.2. Ludwig (N).3. Dick(W). , 166-METER DASH — 1Baughman (N); 11.6. 2. Harshbarger (N). 3. D. McCulloch (W). 1600-METER RUN —l. Rouch (W); 4:52.1. 2. Steward (N>. 3. Corson (W). 400-METER DASH —l. Harshbarger (N); 52.3. 2. Mangas (W).3. LeMond(W). 300-METER LOW HURDLES —l. Galegor (W); 40.8.2. Ludwig (N). 3. Bontrager (N). 800-METER RUN —l. Ross (N); 2:04.2. 2. Minton (W). X Pounds (W). 200-METER DASH —l. Baughman (N); 23.58. 2. D. McCulloch (W). 3. Boyer (W). 400-METER RELAY —l. Northridge; 46.3. 3200-METER RUN —l. Pratt (N>j 10:20.2. 2. Carey (W). 3. Stump (N). 1600-METER RELAY —l. Northridge; 3:34.3. DISCUS —l. Nethercutt (N); 133’ 4.” 2. Rhodes (W). 3. Parr (W). POLE VAULT — LT. McCuUoch (W); 11* 6.” 2. Rozow (W). 3. Yoder (N). HIGH JUMP —l. Ross (N); 5* 8.” 2. Huffenberger (W). 3. Walker (W). LONG JUMP —l. Baughman (N); 20* 9.” 2. Stuckman (W). 3. Karesh(W). SHOT PUT —l. Troyer (N); 46’ 2 2. Nethercutt (N). 3. Keck (N).

TVvinches) and Harter in the shot put (36-feet, 8%-inches). Wawasee completed the season with an 8-3 dual meet record and will participate in sectionals at Elkhart Central next Tuesday.

Skelton won the high jump. 80-meter hurdles and 60-meter dash. Harter won the long jump. 100 and 200-meter dash races. Other firsts were claimed by Mar ji Page in the 400-meter dash. Amber Jones in the shot put and the 400-meter relay team of Harter Skelton, Sherrena Kirkwood and Julie Hodgson. Those taking second were Hodgson in the long jump. Sherry Jones in the 60-meter dash, Hodgson in the 100-meter dash. Tiffany Titus in the 400-meter dash and the 800-meter run, the 400-meter relay team of Cindy Cobbum, Amy Dull, A Jones and S. Jones and the 800-meter relay sqiiad of Sara Kline, Titus, Skelton and Page.

Second place award for WHS

The Michiana Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, presented awards May 4 to 19 students from 11 schools at the awards reception for the chapter’s 10th annual High School Journalism Contest The contest recognized outstanding writing, editing and photography in the students’ high school newspapers. For best high school newspaper with under 1,000 students, second place went to Wawasee Smoke Signals; Sheila Bogart, editor-in-chief; Joel Robbins, advisor For schools with over 1,000 students, second place went to Genesis of Elkhart Memorial; Robin Gibson, editor-in-chief; Janice Dean, advisor.