The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 June 1986 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 11,1986

Sports

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ALL HAD A GOOD TIME — Nobody seemed to care too much about the score in the old-timers softball game at the Milford sesquicentennial festivities last Saturday, but everybody enjoyed the game. Darrel Orn presented each player a commemorative paperweight from the town after the game. From the left, in front, are Shane Bucher. Jay Goshert, Shawn

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• WAWASEE FOOTBALL CAMP — Myron Dickerson, Wawasee Head Football Coach, works with some of the 21 seventh- and eighth-grade football players who turned out for the Wawasee Summer Football Camp. The two-week camp is being run by Dickerson and members of his coaching staff. The first week the campers concentrated on offense and this week the emphasis was on defense. The camp ends this Friday. (Photo by Paul Siegfried >

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TRI-SCHOOL CHAMPS — The Syracuse Sixth Grade girl’s track team took first place in the Trischool track meet, scoring 59 points to top Milford’s 47 and North Webster’s 20. Shown in the front row are Marsh Page, Sara Kline, Sherrena Kirkwood, Cindy Cobbum and Amy Dull. In the second row are Sherry Jones, Melanie Skelton, Tiffany Titus and Heather Perzanowski. In the third row are Coach Jo Hepler, Stephanie Skelton, Kim Harter, Amber Jones and Julie

Hodgson.

Lady Yellowjackets win

The Syracuse Sixth Grade Lady Yellowjackets brought home a victory title after winning the Tri-school Track Meet. The Jackets ran up 59 points defeating the Milford Trojans who scored 47 points and the North Webster Trojans who scored 20 points. Syracuse finished first with seven first places, four second places, five third places, and four fourth places.

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A few Jackets held first place titles in their events all through the season. Those that went undefeated were Kim Harter in the long jump and the 100 meter dash, Amber James in the shot put, Stephanie Skelton in the high jump, 80 meter hurdles and 60 meter dash, the 400 meter relay team of Kim Harter, Julie Hodgson, Sherrena Kirkwood and Stephanie Skelton.

/ 7 Krull, Brandon Zartman, Chris Henson, Gabe Rassi, Danhjwphy, Bob Roeder and Chad Zartman. In the back.from the left, are Jim Moore, Tom Gunden, Lowell Rassi, Darrel Orn, Harlan Wuthrich, Wayne Bucher, Denny Wuthrich, Jerry Bushong, Wayne Bucher, Dean Cousins and Donn Kesler..

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SLOW PITCH ON THE WAY— Jerry Bushong was in control last Saturday as he pitched the old-timers to a victory (no one was quite sure of the score) over a team of young volunteers in the old-timers softball game at Milford School last Saturday. The game lasted several innings until the players caught the aroma of pork chops cooking at the fire station.

Women in WIBC

Mrs. Jack (Cindy) Simpson. Mrs. Charles (Dixie) Fink. Mrs. Eugene (Corky) Whitacre. Mrs. Paul (Lilly) Hawn and Mrs. Kenneth (Kathryn) Knisley, left May 30 from South Bend for Ontario. Calif., to participate in the WIBC National Tournament on June 1. The women remained in Ontario following the tournament sightseeing. They returned to the area on June 6. Mrs. Hawn spent the week with her son’s family in Riverside. Her son George is presently stationed in Japan. The remainder of the group was in the home of Mrs. Knisley’s sister, Mrs. William (Wanda) Patrick and family, in Corona. Calif. Patrick took the ladies to many places of interest, including Mann’s Chinese Theater,

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WOMEN’S WINNERS — Shown is the Ladup team, the v inners in the women’s division of the Milford Sesquicentennial Volleyl all Tournament held last Saturday at Milford School. In the front row are Diane Granger and Angie Blosser. In the back row are Nancy Kauffman, Melanie Morehouse and Beth Borkholder.

Universal Studio. Queen Mary. Spruce Goose. Marineland, Ports O Call and Apple Valley. They were joined by Mrs. Patrick for the tour of Queen Mary and Spruce Goose at Long Beach. On Sunday. June 1, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Prough. Rowland Heights, brother of Mrs. Knisley, joined the group for dinner and a trip to Newport Beach. LOOKING FOR CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Any North Webster sixth, seventh, or eighth grade girl or boy interested in running junior high cross country this fall should contact Jim Mills at 457-4014, or Jim Garner at 457-4096, as soon as possible.

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MIXED WINNERS — Shown is the JK’s team, the winners in the mixed division of the Milford Sesquicentennial Volleyball Tournament held last Saturday at Milford School. In the front row are Anne Breckbrill, Brenda Ervin and Cheryl Huff. In the back row are Carl Brovont, Jeff McElheny and Greg Bollenbacher.

Mcßride receives award

Rosalie Rouch Mcßride, daughter of John and Rosemary Rouch of r 1, Milford, and wife of Ryan Mcßride, recently received a Hoosier Conference for Women Scholar-Athlete awaid. This honor recognizes women who successfully combined excellence in academics and athletics. Students must have at To grate soft chec ses more easily, pop into the freezer for 15 minutes before grating.

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MEN’S WINNERS — Shown is the JK’s team, the winners in the men’s division of the Milford Sesquicentennial Volleyball Tournament held last Saturday at Milford School. In the front row are Carl Brovont and Todd Clem. In the back row are Wayne Spicher. Greg Bollenbacher and Jeff McElheny.

least a 3.5 GPA and competed two varsity seasons in their sport. Mcßride attends Manchester College and is a two-year letter winner in cross country and

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track. She ran a personal best 22:02 in the NAIA District #2l cross country championships and finished All-HCW in the 1600-meter relay.