The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 July 1986 — Page 9

Sports

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PULLING AWAY — At the 6-mile mark, Tim Mylin was way ahead of James Little, who seriously challenged him through the first half of the race. (Photo by Paul Siegfried)

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NECK AND NECK — James Little (left) and Tim Mylin (right) were on each other’s heels for half of the 8-mile race. Mylin eventually pulled away and won with a record time of 41:01. (Photo by Dave Straub) 3

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WOMEN’S 8-MILE WINNERS — Pictured are those who placed first, second or third in the women’s 8-mile race, according to age group. In front, from left to right, are Karen Furman, Betty Nelson and Chris Peachey. In back are Jenny Isenbarger, Pam Van Meter, Shelley Kieft and “Barney” Lehman.

Results of Flotilla Road Race

(Continued from page 8) BERNADETTE LEHMAN 72:48 Bellbrook, OH Men 14 & Under BRIAN DURBIN 51:45 Kendallville JOE BONTRAGER 53:05 Shipshewana Men 15-19 LEROY WEAVER 49:07 Shipshewana RICH CHURCH 51:08 Wabash

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COOLED OFF — Richard Essig of Syracuse was kind enough to spray water on many of the runners last Saturday. Here, hlrhelps Dan Hanigan cool off in the 90-degree weather on race day. (Photo by Paul Siegfried)

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QUICK DRINK — A quick sip of water does the trick for Jim Hoover of Wakarusa. (Photo by Paul Siegfried)

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WOMEN’S 3.3-MILE WINNERS — Pictured are those who placed first, second or third in the women’s 3.3-mile race, according to age group. In front, from left to right, are Angie Clark, Andrea Siegel. Amanda Whitney, Jenny Field, Teresa Sims, Tracey Ludlow and Jan Hines Sopata. In back are Patti Marsh, Lex Bitner, Lisa Rupright, Sharon McCreary, Paulette Van Antwerp, Sandra Shores, Fern Neff and Tammy Mammolenti.

NATHAN M YLIN 51:44 Wabash FREEMAN BONTRAGER 53:00 Shipshewana EUGENE YODER 60:37 Topeka Men 20-24 JAMES LITTLE 41:55 Elkhart BRIAN ZELLNER 43:57 Winona Lake RICH RHODES 60:30 Milford

Men 25-29 TIMM YLIN 41:01 Carmel KENT VANDYNE 47:24 Walkerton TIM MILLER 49:02 Pierceton STEPHEN MCN ALTY 49:22 Ft. Wayne BRADLEMLER 49:31 Bourbon RANDY OVERMYER 50:03 Tippecanoe SOLOMON VANMETER 56:09 Shawsville, VA HARPER PECK 60:37 Ft. Wayne JOHN W. BOGER 62:00 Warsaw RANDY MCCREARY 66:20 York, PA Men 45-49 FRED ROSS 50:41 Warsaw LARRY AVERBECK 50:45 Ft. Wayne GERRY MACDONALD 51:22 South Bend BUDSTEFFLER 56:29 Anderson LARRY PODAWILTZ 60:43 Elkhart RICHARD IVES 62:09 Anderson EUGENE FRYE 71:50 Winona Lake Men 50-59 BERNIE HUESING 58:45 Huntington TOM KING 59:29 Ft. Wayne JACK GOBLE 62:38 Columbia City JOHN CONNOLLY 67:02 Syracuse Men 60 & Over PAUL RANDALL 70:41 Elkhart DAVID COX 77:18 Wabash Men 30-34 DAVID BRUCE 45:32 Elkhart JIM GARNER 50:01 Syracuse RANDY MINER 53:41 Etna Green CRAIG ALLEB ACH 61:00 Warsaw KIM SHOCK 63:39 Goshen JOSEPH BARANOWSKI 66:30 Winona Lake Men 35-39 PAULSIBRAY 45:07 Silver Lake JED PEARSON 49:28 Columbia City JAMES BUFFER 57:43 Warsaw JIM ST ALTER 57:49 Goshen JOEL SCHARTZER 58:06 Elkhart PHILLUTTMAN 60:08 Kendallville REX EMERICK 61:05 South Bend LEE PIERSON 62:13 Albion TOM SPENCER 64:13 South Bend JEFF KEHR 57:30 Elkhart DAVID BAUER 68:30 Justice, IL JAMES A. KIEFT 75:52 South Bend Men 40-44 BERNIE BURGETTE 54:36 Ft. Wayne JOEDERVIN 55:03 Goshen CLAIR HOSTETLER 58:0« Goshen JOHN HAMILTON 58:34 Ft. Wayne ROB LEHMAN 59:04 Xenia, OH DANPAFLAS 59:17 Ft. Wayne JACKTOPE 57:5f ELKHART

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AT THE START — Participants get ready for the start of the paddle boat races last Saturday afternoon. Sponsored by the Lakeland Youth Center, a United Way Charities organization, the races were held at the Fish ‘N’ Fun Resort on Syracuse Lake. First place winners were: Kathy East and Les Freeman, 26 and over age group: Craig Cobbum and Jeff Taylor, 14-25; and Brent Baker and Mike Yoder, 9-13. (Photo by Dave Straub)

Ladies' golf results MAXWELTON Playing the day was low gross, low net, and low putts at Maxwelton Ladies Day on Wednesday, July 2. Nine hole winners were: Bonnie Newman, low gross; Bette Slabaugh, low net; Jane Lantz, low putts. And 18 hole winners were: Jackie Wortinger, low gross; Marge Kavanaugh, second low gross; Patty Norman, low net; Betty Kline and Alice Herbison tied for low putts. The Ladies Day Handicap tournament is in progress with second round matches to be played Wednesday (today). Plans were finalized for the invitational to be held at the club on Wednesday, July 16. BIG BOULDER Big Boulder Belle golf results from Wednesday, July 2, are: Maxine Johnson, low gross; Evelyn Orn, low net; Janet Brandon, low putts. The Ladies League is sponsoring a golf scramble this Friday, July 11. A fee will be charged. Tee-off time is between 5 and 6 p.m. Each team of four must be made up of two male and two female players. Awards will be given at the club house during a potlucli dinner which will follow the scramble. Those participating should take a salad or dessert and their own table service. If interested, please sign up at the Bib Boulder club house by Thursday, July 10. The public is invited. For more information call the club house.

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■ ~M •< > A w 7 i , wfc..s y 'Wr LAST STRETCH — Craig Cobbuin (left) and Jeff Taylor paddle their way to first plaqe during a final heat. (Photo by Dave Straub) Football practices announced

Incoming freshmen who are interested in playing football at Wawasee High School should attend an organizational meeting Aug. 18 at 5 p.m. Equipment will be issued during that meeting at the high school. Then, football candidates should be ready for the first practice, which will be Aug. 19 at 9 a.m. The first freshmen game will be Aug. 3o’at Goshen. Game time is 10 a.m. Head Coach Myron Dickerson has also announced that the first varsity non-contact practice will be Aug. 11, between 1 and 4:30 p.m. The annual jamboree will be at Goshen on Aug. 22, featuring Wawasee, Concord; Jimtown and Goshen. Wawasee (AAA) and

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Jimtown (A) were state finalists in their respective classes last fall. Presently, freshmen and varsity football candidates are participating in conditioning workouts at Wawasee. Th?' workouts are on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and start at 6 p.m. Sold for S3O million NEW YORK - The ABC television network, which paid $lO million for the rights to broadcast the Statue of Liberty’s centennial celebration, sold all of its commercial time for about S3O million, network officials said recently.

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