The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 June 1986 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Jane 25,1986

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Sports

Foyle earns scholarship with hard work

By DAVE STRAUB z Sports Editor Pam Foyle has a theory on swimming distance freestyle races: “You can alwayscatch up. ” Pam caught up and won may times. She also set the standard for distance swimming at Wawasee High School Pam owns records in the i|oo ( 2:08.8) andsoo-yard (5:37) freestyle events. And recently, she accepted a partial swimming scholarship to the University of Indianapolis ( formerly Indiana Central). All those practices. meets and laps paid off. “Getting a chance to swim in college was a goal I had,” said the recent graduate. ‘‘l was happy I got the scholarship. With plans to study accounting and financing, Pam looks forward to the challenge she will face at Indianapolis. “I just want to get the feel of college before I set any goals,” said Pam. Though she considered going to Butler University, several factors favored UI, such as a new swimming pool. } “The coach (Seamann Baugh) told me a little bit about the program, and I liked it,” Pam said. “But I have to get used to different things The distance races are longer and the season goes until March.” Tim Caldwell, Wawasee swim coach, said the transition will benefit Pam. “I think she will do better in college,” Caldwell reasoned. “Pam is a true distance swimmer. In the 200 and 500-yard races, Pam really gets into gear near the end. That’s when she really gets ing“In college, the distance races are 1,000 and 1,650 yards,” added the coach. “Pam will make up for that in hard work, because that’s her strong point. I’ve had other swimmers get scholarships, but they ended up dropping out of the sport at one time or other. But, I think she has the interest to make a good college career out of this opportunity . ’ ’ That’s high praise for someone who just began competitive swimming as a freshman. Steph Eldridge, a good friend of Pam’s, convinced her to try it. “I never wanted to stay at one level," Pam said. “I always wanted to improve myself, to get better each year. She did. And UI gained a quality distance swimmer Meanwhile, Wawasee will have to fill a big gap when the girls’ season starts next fall. “Any time you lose a school record holder, you’re losing the best you’ve had,” said Caldwell. “But I’m excited for Pam. She made a heckuva choice to go to Indianapolis because they wanted her awful bad.” The two-time Lady Warrior captain joined the varsity basketball team this past year, which was a new experience for Pam. “I thought I would try it, ” she said. “It was kind of a new thing to me. I didn’t feel I was that good of a basketball player and it was only my first year play-

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MILFORD WINS TOURNEY — Pictured are members of the Milford All-Star baseball team, which recently claimed first in a four-team tournament at Pierceton. In front, from left to right, are Rob Strieby, Bryon Kaufman, Mike Schwartz, Cory Manning, Tim Bradley, Jason Smith and Jesse Beaty. In the back row are Assistant Coach Tim Clever, Ryan Keiper, Jay Goshert, Chad Henson, Mason Robbins, Kirk Dewart, Mark Zimmerman and Head Coach Jack Beer.

Tippy Lake sailing results

Strong winds and a heavy downpour of rain made for some exciting conditions as the Lake Tippecanoe Sailing Club completed another racing day on June 22.. Mick Case of Leesburg, along with Nick Anglin, also of Leesburg, won the Open Class. The crew sailed a Rhodes 19.

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Finishing second was Tony Jeffers, of Fort Wayne. Beth Jeffers and Jim Hayes crewed the Tanzer 16. Warsaw’s Bill Allen won the Small Class, sailing a Hobie 14. Ron Brown of Granger, took second with his laser. Winning the Hobie 16 Class was Ken Davidson. Jason Davidson

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ing. That taught me a lot because you can’t be good your first year in anything.” f Presently, Pam wakes up early each morning to swim at the high school pool. Usually done at 8 am., she then goes to work at the Dewart Lake Marina. When there’s time. Pam likes to water ski. sail and ride her bike. ” In no time, it will be back to school, where Pam is sure to succeed She graduated with a 3.6 GPA and has also received a Wawasee Kiwanis Scholarship. “Pam is not the finesse athlete,” said Caldwell. "But she’s dedicated and very competitive ”

crewed. Will Shroyer, along with Bart Shroyer, took second place. The club will hold its next race on July 5 and 6, which will be the Fourth of July Regatta. A brunch will be hooted by Al and Norma Hayes on July 5. Trophies will be awarded July 6, 4:30 p.m. at Patona Bay. For further information, contact Al Hayes, commodore, at 453-3904.

Sports quiz

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Maxwelton holds member-guest tourney

Maxwelton Golf Club, Syracuse, hosted its annual member-guest tournament on June 20 and 21. Tournament chairman. Gene Kay, announced that 34 two-man teams competed in the 36 hole tournament. The fun-filled weekend that began on Thursday with a practice round ended Saturday evening with dinner at the club’s dining room followed by the presentation of the awards and an evening of dancing for the participants and their guests. This year’s golfers enjoyed perfect weather and excellent playing conditions. Greens superintendent. Rick Baker, is to be complimented for having the course in truly championship condition. Pro-owner Bob Carlson and his wife, Lorenna, were hosts. The format for this year’s tourney consisted of one best-ball net on Friday and two best-balls net Saturday. The team’s score from the two days was combined to determine a champion. In fifth place, with a score of 206, was Gene Kay and his guest. Jack Burns; fourth place went to Terry Skaggs and guest., Gene Roe, with 204. Also at 204, but winning third 'on the backup system, was Bob Schmeltz and guest. Larry Klotz. Second place went to Lowell Welty and guest. Dan Arthur, with 202 and this year’s winner with a score of 201 was Merl Smith and guest, Jim Keene. The next event scheduled for the Maxwelton Men's Golf Association is a holiday best-ball on Friday, July 4. Tee times will run from 7 a.m. to approximately 10:30 a.m. for this event. It is open to any golfer that has an established handicap. Teams will be drawn on the captain. A, B. C, basis and the tournament will be scored as two best-balls scratch. For more information contact the pro shop at Maxwelton Golf Course.

Ladies Golf

MAXWELTON Maxwelton Ladies held their play of the day on June 18. It was a tandem threesome. The nine hole winners were Ann Brooks. June Lantz, Donna Kline, and Bonnie Newman. Winners at the 18th hole were Peg Armstrong, Jane Musser, and June Auer Second place winners were Alice Her bison, Shirley Quinn, and Delight Craig.

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Gunn will join Purdue divers

Jeanine Gunn, a 1986 graduate of Wawasee High School, has decided to walk on as a member of the women’s diving team at Purdue University-West Lafayette, this coming fadl. A record-holding diver at Wawasee. Gunn also competed in girls’ track and gymnastics. Her decision to continue diving in college came as a result of a good senior season last fall: “My senior year made me decide,” said Gunn. “I met the coaches in April and I really liked the atmosphere at Purdue. It’s a bigger school and it gives me a lot of opportunities.” Purdue showed a lot of interest in Gunn, according to Wawasee Swim Coach Tim Caldwell. "She’s not just walking on as someone wanting to join the team,” he said. “They wanted her tc walk on. ” -

Ski tourney held at Cindonway

A water skiing tournament was held at Cindonway Shores las weekend. Results follow. In women’s competition, Jane Tully of Syracuse took first in jump and overall as well as se cond in slalom and tricks to win the Women I Division. Jill Tully also of Syracuse, placed second. Jan Karr won the Women II Division with firsts in slalom and tricks Charles Kleinrichert of Syracuse won the Novice Me i Division with a first in slalom an i second in tricks. Kevin Rhoade s placed second. In Junior Boys, Shane Buche • of Syracuse claimed top honor s with firsts in slalom, tricks and overall. Brandon Bucher place! second. In Men’s I. Todd Smith, cf Milford won the division with a first place performance in the jump. Kim Contos won the Men’s II Division with a first in slalom;. Steve Plummer finished second in that class. Don Bucher, of Syracuse, to the Senior Men’s Class with a first place in slalom.

Players chosen

The Midwest Sports School Directors and their Indiana Higl School coaches have name Briar: friotrowicz of South Bend Washington the outstanding pitcher and David Shinn of Michigan City Elston the outstanding hitter for the 1986 season. The coaches who voted in Indiana were Jim Reinebold (South Bend Clay), Jack Campbell (Chesterton), Bill Nixon (Plymouth) and Rick Tomaszewski (South Bend Washington). These four coaches have won over 1,500 games in their respective careers.. A one-week scholarship valued at $270 will be awarded to each school in the players’ name. Piotrowicz posted a 13-1 reconi with a 1.32 earned run average this past season, and has 26 wins over the last two years. He will be attending the University of Notre Dame in the fall. Shinn hit 500 this year with a 679 slugging percentage. He was named most valuable player for four years at Elston, he will appear in the East/West All-Sta~ game and is ranked 25th in his graduating class. Shinn will b? attending lowa State University in the fall.

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FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADERS — Pictured are participants of the Wawasee High School girls’ basketball camp, who were in the fifth and sixth grade group. In front, from left to right, are Heather Perzanowski, Gina Minton, Gretchen Naugler. Krista Mitchell, Tiffany Titus and Ashley Dick. In the second row are Camp Assistant Kristy Parsons. Kandy Hill, Abbie Johnson. Julie Hodgson, Angela Leamon, Carrie Schmahl. Alyssa Johnson. Cindy Cobbum and Camp Assistant Wendy Lung. In back are Camp Coach Jim Hite, Shantel Miller. Lee Ann Kuilema, Sheri Broekers, Amber Jones, Steph Skelton, Mel Skelton and Camp Assistant Heidi Brower.

Tournament scheduled

The Nappanee American Legion is sponsoring a volleyball tournament on July 4. It will be held at Stauffer Park on the new sand volleyball court. The tourney will start at 9 a m. Team entry fee and related information should be sent to Judy Burns, West Lincoln Street, Nappanee, 46550. The round-robin, double elimination tournament will feature awards for the first and second place teams.

Bike race slated for July 5

The Wawasee Flotilla Committee will sponsor the seventh annual 25-mile bike race, which will be Saturday, July 5, at 11 a.m. The race is open to all but U.S.C.F. racers. It will start at Wawasee High School. Those between the ages of 18-45 may compete. Trophies will be awarded to the top six finishers and a fee will be charged for pre-registration. The registration desk will open at 10 a m. at the high school.

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WINNING FORM — Michelle Coy pitches the Milford All-Stars to a victory over the Pierceton All-Stars Saturday. June 21, in the Mermaid Festival Youth League Tournament. Five teams participated in the North Webster tournament on the west side of town, with the Milford squad emerging as champions with a 4-1 record, beating the Wolf Lake All-Stars in the title tilt Saturday night. Other All-Star teams competing included Fairfield and North Webster.

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ANOTHER HOLE-IN-ONE AT BIG BOULDER — Loyd Williams of Burlington, right, aced the third hole at Big Boulder Golf Course in Milford on June 14. Williams, who spends his summers at Lake Tippecanoe, was playing with his son, Tom. who witnessed the hole-in-one. Big Boulder owner. John Weiss, is pictured above presenting Loyd with his trophy.

Wawasee Sailing Results

Race 1 2 . Total Season Place Boat Sail No. Skipper Points Total 11 DNF E-Scow X-2 N/A * >l3B 4 6 E-Scow X-4 Moorman/Mattern 100.7 5 4 E-Scow ”WA-HM) Winter 59.4 6 5 E-Scow WA-31 Rian 82.1 8 7 E-Scow 18-100 Smith 122.7 2 1 E-Scow WA-44 Levinson 3 3 3 E-Scow WA-20 Snook -79.8 10 DNS E-Scow WA-1 Pinnev . 114 DNF DNF E-Scow D-4 Russel 142 14 DNF E-Scow BH-2 Berkey 142 13 9 E-Scow * WA-4 Badorek 134 12 DNS E-Scow WA-88 Gramme o 118.7 9 8 E-Scow SL-88 Herdrich 119.7 1 2 E-Scow WA-111 Call - 43 7 DNF E-Scow WA-2 Medlock 79.4 5 6 Hobie 16’ 40457 N/A 91.1 DNF 2 Hobie 16’ 85487 Lemantn 52.7, 2 4 Hobie 16’ 67315 Simpson 38.4 11 Hobie 16’ 84326 Huffer 69.4 4 5 Hobie 16’ 80259 Heathman 71.7 DNF DNF Hobie 16’ 67529 N/A 93.1 3 3 Hobie 16’ 64268 Yoder 36.5