The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 September 1986 — Page 9

Sports

Two victories, one loss for swimmers

Tne Wawasee Varsity Swim Team has been competing well all season and especially since its first place win in the LaPorte In vitational Belays on September 13 4 Warsaw fairs well At the West Noble Invitational held on Saturtfay. Sept 20, the Warsaw girls' cross country team rag away with the event, finishing with five runners in the top 14 places Competing against 13 other schools, Warsaw finished in first with a score of 46-75 over 16th ranked Columbia City Homestead came in third with 104 points Wawasee took last place with 413 points Top finisher for Wawasee was Marvie Coy in 46th place ‘East Noble won with 89 points in the boys' cross country meet New. Haven came in second with 114 points and Carroll followed in third with 184 points Wawasee placed eighth with a total of 239 points. David Abebeoi Prairie Heights took first with a time of 16.01 and Matt Jones of Wawasee followed with a time of 16:20 to take a close second Finishing in third was Jason Douglas a freshman at Wawasee with a time of 16 21 Opting to run the varsity rave. Douglas, would have clearly been the top freshman winner; which was won bv Andv Perkins of East Noble in 17:59 Vuong Reed of Wawasee finish ed 13th in the freshman race Wawasee adds two losses to record The NarthWood High School girls' volleyball team remained unbeaten,>o, with a 15-4,15-0 victory over Wawasee Thursday. Sept 18. at Wawasee. North Wood's J V team also won, 15 3. 15-11 On Tuesday. Sept 23. Wawasee lost to Whitko. 13-5. 10-5. at Whitko Leading players for Wawasee were Ann \itaniemi and Steif Jamiel. each with eight service points. Jenni Gilmore helped her team with 24 assists and Jennifer Morgan with 23. Vitaniemi had 13 spikes, four of which were killed, and Amy Con roy had 10 with two killed Wawasee JV lost to Whitko. 13-15. 13-15 The varsity record stands at 4-3 and J V at 3-4 The next match will be held at Wawasee on Thursday. Sept 25. against Bremen

Bowling .

Junior s Beauties and Beas’ s’z. 2'z Sinkers I 5 .* Banjosi " 4’z 3‘z Strike’s II 4 4 JWClub 4 4 Hot Shots 4 4 Wawasee Gals 3’j 4’z Pin Splitters 3 $ Team.’? 2 6 Team’S l'j J’; High team game and series Strikers II — 811 2233 400 series C Brover 474 ' 375 T, Richardson 391 JSOsenes T Hutter 369 i. Cook 36? 17$games C Brover ’B2 Is 9 >4ogames T Richardson IS3 M»|ors Warriors 8 2 Chicago Wha’ 6 2 Alive and Striking . ■ 4 0 Cinderella 3'» 4'z Gutter Dusters 3'z 4'z FTW 3 S Native Tan 2 6 High team game and senes Warriors 83S 2380 500 senes S Lent 532 A Wright 500 450 senes H Brower 462. J Shields 459 400 series B .Johnson 443 B Tallon42B. D Caudill 419 N Shmucker 414 M Pachynski 403 K 200 games A Wnght 215 175. S Lent 212 175 160 games H Brower 180. B Johnson 176. C Brower 172 B Hinderer 165. J Shields 160 Bantams The Bears 5 1 Monstersot’he Midway 4G I'j Team •$ " 3 0 Team»4 I't Cubs ' S High team game Monster o’ the Midway 332 High team senes The Bears —648 iSOsenes R Schwalm 167 125s£ries J Galloway 137 lOOseries A FarmeriiS. S Ousley 101 75 games R Schwalm 97 70 50 games A Farmer 68 47. R Blosser 62. D Epperf 62. J Galloway 56 81. S Ousley 52. 49 . Preps Yellow Jackets 5 1 Alley Kittens 5 1 Teddy Bears * 2 Strikers 41 Cabbage Patch Girls 3 3 Ball Breakers 3 3 Syracuse Bears 3 0 Merry Men 0 6 Bears 0 4 High team game and series Yellow Jackets - 646 1226 200 series P J Wetsser 238. E Myers 230. J Galloway 208. S Kausal 207. S Knox 206 175 series E Losee 185. C Swihart 176 150 series T Hol ter man 174 100 games E Myers 130. 100. S Knox 120. S Kausal 112. 95. T McFarren 111. J Galloway 110. 98. P J Weisser 109. |29. E Losee 103. C. Swihart 101 80games: T. Holterman 86. 88

The team defeated Elkhart Memorial 89 to 83 at home on September 16. The medley relay was won by Wawasee team members Danielle Iwankowitsch, Cindi Guimond. Tanya Penanbwski and Julie Schmahl with a time of 2:09.6. In the 200 yard freestyle. Memorial placed first, Stad Boles was second and Stef Berkey finished third. tindi Guimond won the 200 vard individual medley in a time of 2:34 3 and Jennifer Titus placed third. Memorial won first place in the 50 yard freestyle, but Sherry Payne came in second and Danielle Iwankowitsch placed third. Stef Berkey won the butterfly with a time of 1:12.1 ahead of Memorial finishers in second and third place. Memorial came back with a win in the 100 yard Syracuse Rubber holds tournament The Syracuse Rubber Products golf league tournament was held on Saturday. Sept. 20. at Waw asee Golf Course These players participating in the tourney were Gary Price. Bob Carwile. Tim Darr. Fred Weisser, Louie Byland. Jack Ridings, and Harry Hostetler. Winning honors for the day were Ryland, closest to the pin and low gross; Darr, longest drive in the fairway; and Ridings, low net. Bike-a-thon set in Milford Bill Little, chairman for the Milford St. Jude Children's Research . Hospital Wheels for Life Bike-a-thon. today announced Bob Groves is a key volunteer for the October 4event. Groves, r 2 Milford, will supervise rider recruitment and follow-up. He is a long-time Milford resident. "Bob and other volunteers being enlisted, excited about the Bike-a-thon which benefits kids with cancer, are determined to make this ride a community party They're inviting everybody to in the fun." Little said. "St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is the largest cancer research institution in the world. It's an important and wonderful project to support " Sponsor forms are available at Little and Clark Insurance on SR 15 and at the junior high school office. both in Milford.

Monday Night Early Birds Swingin Grandmas 12 0 Alley Cats » 3 Shirt Tales * 3 Cmdonway Shores - 8 4 Cocineros 8 4 Likens Const 4'z Classic Cuties 7'z 4 'z LSD 75 Gutter Grabbers 7 5 Conn i vers 7 5 Misjtitts S'» 6'» Sunshiners 5 7 Barbee Slowpokes 4 8 Lucky Strikes 4 8 Bad Habits 4 8 F lexsteei No 1 3 9 Duds 0 12 £ lexsteei No 2 7*» Walker Pipers 4 0 High team game and series: L S D —474 1332 Splits Penny Plikerd 510 split. Monica Lambright 4 5 split 500 series D Dunlap 517. S McKee 523. P Riggen 511 450 series L Duntee4s3 >6O games Anita Whetten 161. D Dunlap 173. 176. 168. D Allen 163. J Mault 163. M Hippe 183. R Farmer 164. S McKee 176. 195. P Riggen 192, 189. K Cree 163- B Peterson 163. L Dunfee 179 County Moore's Shoes 11 1 Parker s Hybrids 10 2 No 2 ,93 Tux Shop 9 3 Foy s Boat Ser 7 5 Kurly's Keglers 6 6 Augsburger's 6 6 Wawasee Ser Center 5 7 Walker Mtg 5 7 Paul s U Lock It 4 8 Miller's Htg 4 8 Renegades 4 8 Lakeside Bait & Tackle 3 9 Leisure Pools 2 10 High team game: Paul's U Lock It — 1052 High team series: Kurly's Keglers —2971 500 series: C Gamer 501, J Sheets 585. C. Swihart 549. R Solinas6l. J ThwaitssS3. B Thwaits 528. C Eby 508. W Stahly 5)6. M Zellinger 546. K Knisley 583. E Cobum 593. B Knisley 554. R Williams 509. L. Edwards 5407-R Riggen 519. P Smith S2O. L. Sawyer 574. G Newcomer 520. G. Lowe 536. 200 games: L Longenbaugh 202. J Sheets 202. 205. R. Solina 233. K Knisley 202. E. Coburn 232. B. Knisley 210. L Edwards 210. L Sawyer 222. B Mlfiir 219 Friday Night Maple Leaf 10 2 Eby Auto 9 3 Yeh. But 9 3 Sleepy Owl 8 4 Denny 66 7 5 Wawasee Motors 7 5 Gutter Dusters 7 5 Syracuse Rubber 7 5 Bitner Eggs 6 6 Kenny Pizza 6 6 Knisley's 4 6 6 Millers Healing 5V> 6W Four F's 5W 6W DQ Brazier $ 7 Bidelles 5 7

freestyle as Sherry Payne placed second and Jennifer Titus captured third places. Stacie Boles was second and Debbie Bickel third in the 500 yard freestyle, a race which was won by Memorial. , In the backstroke. Danielle Iwankowitch was victorious with a time of 1:09.2. She was followed by Memorial in second place and Tanya Penanowski in third. Wawasee took first and second in the 100 yard breaststroke, with Cindi Guimond winning with a time of 1:17.1 and Julie Schmahl finishing second. Wawasee placed second and third in the freestyle relay, with Memorial taking first place. In diving. Julie Gunn placed third behind Memorial, which won both first and second places. Junior high cross country team is sixth The Wawasee Junior High cross country team (consisting of runners from Milford. North Webster, and Syracuse junior highs) took sixth place honors among 20 teams Saturday. Sept. 20. at the West Noble Invitational. Top finishers for the harriers included: Eric Streby, 10th, 11:00; Scott Wheat. 15th. 11:44; Matt Johnson. 33rd. 11:41; Spencer Long. 41st. 11:44; Angie Garner. 101st. 12:40. and Jason Schlabach. 121st. 13:06. All six runners had their best career times, running among a pack of 139 runners. In the junior high reserve race Gina Minton led Wawasee with an outstanding time of 13:02. placing 31st. She was followed by Tiffany Titus. 36th. 13:15. Both girls ran personal bests. Heather Passenier also ran for the reserves, finishing among 187 runners, with a time of 17:40, One minute sports quiz 1. Who is the winningest active college coach? 2. Who was the only baseball player to hit 58 home runs besides Babe Ruth and Roger Maris ’ 3. What major college football team has had the most con secutive winning seasons ’ Answers itmiwaieisuuod v jLtoqiKKUO ijubh T jozii.wsajjvh I

Beers 3 * Pizza 2 2 >0 Triple A s 0 12 High team game and series Millers Heating - 694.1967 500 series G Knisley 558. K Knisley 529 M Amick 509. S Kaksik 529. S Smith 592. L Sawyer sl3. A Epert $Ol. S Swinehart $29, K Solina $25. G Hamilton SO3. T Cravens 510 450 series: B Conley 456. P Schopt 478. C Nolan 468. D Kuhn 47$ 200 games P Schopt 214. S. Swinehart 215. A Epert 224. T Cravens2l4 S Smith 226 160 games and above S Peterson 167. K Solina 169.190.166. B Hamilton 192. C Nolan 179. B Smith 166. D Kuhn 181. Ikalisik 182. B Conley 186. 166 Thursday NN* Ladies Jones 13 3 Charger House 13 3 Louies 12 4 Wawasee Bowl 11 5 Stop Inn 115 Buyrite 10 6 Millers 10 6 Town & Country 10 6 Kidds ’ 7 Liberty B'z 7’z Golden Razor 8 8 Eagles 7V> B*z Lake City Bank I 7 9 Lake City Bank II 7 9 Beacon 7 9 Pilchers 6 10 S&U General Store 5 11 Kreger Bros. 2 14 Thornburgs 2 14 Sandi's 1 15 High team game: Louies — 884 High team series: Lake City Bank I — 2489 500 series: J. Mullet 511. C Miller 553. H Taylor 527. N. Anderson 501. R White 564. E Slabaugh 534. B White 500. C Shepherd 528. K Southern 513 450 series: C Boyd 477. S. Batesla 493. N Spurting 483. Y. Cobum 477. N. Shields 455. S Keim 481. L. Ulery 470. D. Walton 484. L Bobede 456. D. Cobum 481. B Swihart 480. S. Gilbert 482. S Flanagan 480. K. Paunels 462. M. Pautt 485. E. Price 474. L. Holcomb 481. J. Kausal 453. V. Bennett 460. R. Hite 493. J Napier 461. L. Hawn 474. K. Knisley 497. T Swihart 470 200 games S Batesla2ls. Y Cobum2ol 170 games: C Boyd 178. C. Miller 195. 191. N. Spurting 180. H. Taylor 197. 171. J. Reed 183. N. Anderson 198 S Keim 173. R. White 192.190. 182. D. Cobum 198. B. Swihart 189. S. Gilbert )71. S Flanagan 177. M. Somers 178. E Slabaugh 182. 180. 172. B. Whit* 188. M. Pautt 176. 170. C. Shepherd 194. 178. L Holcomb 197. J. Kausal 190. V. Bennett 175. R. Hite 183. 170. L. Hawn 171. K Southern 191.187. K. Knisley 194 Land-O-Lakes Ligonier Elks 13 3 Gusto's Guzzlers 12 4 Sea Nymph 11 5 Kimmell Inn 11 5 American Bldrs 10 G 5W Worker Bros Const. 10 6 Kurley's Keglers 9 7 Wawasee Bowl 8 8 Coclneros • • KofC • 1

. One Loss. One Win a The Wawasee girls had a brief h setback in their match at Goshen $ on September 18 which was won 1 by the host school. 97 to 75. * However the swimmers came churning back on Monday to leave Tippecanoe Valley awash f with a victory in the Wawasee ] home pool. The winning score for | Wawasee was 119 to 46. I The Wawasee 200 yard medley relay team of'Danielle II Iwankowitsch. Stef Berkey. 1 Kristi Rowe and Barb Foyle won * that event with a winning time of ’ 214.34. Tippe Valley took the 200 . yard freestyle but Wawasee plac a ed second and third. h In the 200 yard individual Q medley Cindi Guimond had a win- “ ning time of 2:33.46. Stacie Boles n placed second and Tippe Valley salvaged a third. Wawasee swept the 50 yard freestyle in Sherry Payne's winning time of 28.11. She was followed by Jennifer Titus in second and Stef Burkey in third.

Premier showing of ! Hoosiers Nov. 10

r § The Variety Club of Indiana I. will benefit from the world premiere of "Hoosiers" on Mon ' day. Nov 10. at Indianapolis' Cir ' cle Thea tie > » "Hoosiers." the film that was i filmed entirely in Indiana, will open in theatres throughout the I state on November 14. and the nai tioiKil release is scheduled m January. 1987. "We aie very ex j cited to announce that every > Hoosier will soon have a chance to see 'Hoosiers' This is nw than a basketball movie There i art' human relationships in this movie that are universal We r think "Hoosiers" will be a hit," f Lt Governor Mutz said The coordinators of the premiere are: Orion Pictures, the company that will distribute the film; Hemdale Productions e the producers: and the Indiana Film Commission, which proll motes the state as a location for s film, television and commercial production. The Indiana Film II Commission is part of the Indiana ( Department of Commerce, which is directed by Lt Governor Mutz The proceeds from the "Hoosiers" premiere will benefit the Jameson Camp for Children, one of tin' numerous children's

Luckey s Tavern 7'z B'z Stale Bank of Syr J 3 9 . Merchant Metals 7 9 Syracuse Legion 6 >0 Doc s Hardware 5 11 Wawasee Pro Shop 4 12 Terry s Asphalt Sealing 4 12 Captain s Place 3 13 High-team game and series Sea Nymph 1098 3022 SOOseries M Durham6os. T West64o SOO series J Wor’mger $32. D Fuller $29 M Hoile $25. L Ryman $45. J Wellman $74. T Ervin 522 P Ball 531. O Qbacz $24 J Gerard sos. K Boggs 502 K Knisley 509 M Zellinger 537. H Hochstetler $33. C Coburn S3O. B Graft S3B S Richmand $42. D Weaver $77. R Cook SOB. C Walton $23 200 games D Weaver 200. C Coburn 237 M Durham 2« 222 M Zellinger 210 H Hochstetler 210. K Boggs 211 P Ball 210. J Wellman 222. T Ervin 200. L Ryman 213 T West 210. 238 Milford Business Classic Formed Products 9 3 Family Fare 4 3 Dana II 8 4 UAW 84 Groppsl 7»» 4'z Chore Time 7 $. Turf Bar > $ Campbells 7 $ Pierceton Rotary & Drilling. 7 $ Eagles II 7 $ HenschenOil ' * 4 Rinkerbuilt Boat Co 6 6 Shue's 8 5 7 Eagles I 5 7 Tims Performance S 7 Wawasee Pro Shop 4 8 Dana I 3 V » B'z Smokey's Bait & Tackle 3 9 No Webster Legion 3 » llth Frame Lounge 1 H High team game and series: Dana II — 918 2653 600 series B Perez 632 200 games: E Perry 212. G Calhoon 220, K Doty 233. G. Thornsbury 209. R Knisley 204. B Perez 225. 209. R Caudill 203. B Con rad 202. M. Miller 201. F. Tanner 221. S Swinehart 200. F Means 201. B Workman 222 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies League Arrow Van 7V» 4’» Mastercratt 7 S Lil's Anchor Bar 7 5 CarterP E H. 6V» U Lock It 6 6 State Bank 6 6 Ace Pest 6 6 Teghtmeyer $ 3 Wa Chester 5 3 LaPetlte 4 • Beacon 4 8 Aunt Verna's Place 0 0 High team game and series: U Lock It — 759 2182 450 series S. Quinn 494. J. Maher 488. S Wolterman 457. J. Kausal 467. J Gray 456 200games: J. Kausal 212 160 games: S. Quinn 182. 161. J. Slabaugh 190. J Gray 175 r I. Kalisik 161. J. Maher 181. 160. S. Wolterman 161. 164. L. Welty 168. R Lantz 167. M Mock 165. D Craig 160. L McFarland 161. S. Koser 164. S. Cotton 162

Stacie Boles had a winning time of 1:01.8 in the 100 yard freestyle. Sherry Payne was second and Tanya Penanowski placed third. The 100 yard butterfly was won by Tippe Valley with a time o's 106.95 and Wawasee placed second and third. Debbie Bickel had a time of 6:54.34 as she won the 500 yard freestyle. Tippe Valley placed second and Wawasee third. Tippe Valley won the 100 yard backstroke with a time of 1:13.68 and Wawasee placed second and third. The 100 yard breaststroke was won by Danielle Iwankowitsch with the time of 120.75. but Tippe Valley took second and third, Tne Wawaseee team of Paula Massey. Tanya Perzinowski. Jennifer Titus and Stacie Boles had a time of 4:26.9 as they won the 400 yard freestyle. Tippe Valley had no divers and Julie Gunn. Shelle Boyer and Jill Corson placed one.two.three.

programs supported by the Variety Club of Indiana. The Variety Club of Indiana is part of Variety Club International. Sixty years ago. Variety f lubs International was founded by members of the entertainment industry Currently, its members come from all walks of life, but the entertainment community maintains a strong connection to it Its primary purpose is to aid handicapped and underprivileg txl children In the film "Hoosiers". Gene Hackman stars as the coach who turns a small town, underdog basketball team into a champion. Hackman's co-stars are Barbara Hershey and Dennis Hooper The screenplay was written by Angelo Pizzo, a Bloomington native and Indiana University graduate. Pizzo's college fraternity brother. Decatur native David Anspaugh. directed the film The film is a showcase for In diana talent All but one of the featured Hickory High School basketball players are Hoosiers All of the film's extras were cast locally and many members of the crew were hired from the stale's talent pool

Tuesday Nile Ladies Ailey Cats’ 1 13 3 Grannies And The Kid 11 $ JDelites 10 6 Wau Beez 10 6 Chumps 10 6 Inkspots 9 7 GoGetters 7 9 Youngsters 7 9 Runabouts 7 9 Lambs Case 7 9

Bowlers pick up splits

A number of bowlers picked up splits in league play this week. Members of the Thursday Nite Ladies League who picked up splits are as follows: Lilly Hawn 3-10. Charlotte Becher 7-9. Lisa Henson 5-7. Vickie Bennett 2-7. Ruth Hite 5-10. Tammy Knisley 3-10. Delight Craig 3-10. Mary Pauff 3- Sharon Gilbert 5-9-10. Myrtle Patterson 4-6. Peg Bailey 2-7. Doris Coburn 5-7. and Lucy Ulery 8-10. During the Friday Night Mixed League the following splits were converted: Glen Knisley. Steve Kalisik. Terry Cravens and Bob Penick picked up the 3-10; Josie Jernigan 4- Kenny Knisley and Kathy Solina 2-7; Sy Smith 3-9-10; Jeff

- " BE Ur VB i x s JK. ® UB I ’ a ' -SS ’ 1 ’ .iyy ] I sSb ■ ■ I I Ihww i“f f J ■ tC mCSip W V -SMCr IBFWj tif f t. B gg .Y'-aE L iWWkj J w 1 cd r SB ' I r f I W T Rr 1 ■ w I If JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS — These class officers have been elected at North Webster Junior High School. In the front, from the left, are David Kearns, grades treasurer; Daren Wagoner, grade 6 president; Debbie Blick. grade 6 vice president: Gina Minton, grade 6 secretary; Stacy Coy. grades assistant secretary and Angie Mullens, tirade S assistant treasurer. In row two. from the left, are Heather Waldrop, grade 7 treasurer: Nikki Smith, grade 7 secretary; Krista Guimond, grade 8 treasurer; Kristy Ertel. grade 8 president and Lisa Stookey. grade 8 vice president. In the hack, from the left, are Dave Brown, grade 7 president; Chris Shidler, grade 8 secretary and Aaron Sincroft. grade 7 vice president. If f r* itlcJ* > t . * 7* 1 Jlfe X s - ? 1 ■r -iI . FALL PROJEt'T — The first graders in Mrs. Aiuii Bender's class at Milford Elementary School have spent the last several weeks learning about the outdoor environment in the area as a fall project. Included in the study were a look at the different shapes and colors of leaves, such as the silver maple: seeds, nuts, and insects, such as the pray ing mantis. , Pictured next to the items the students collected to put on display are. from left. Stephanie Bess. » Amy Gingerich. Jeremy Smith, and Mrs. Render, t Photo by Leslie Miller> Transplants abused jmyrOrS AMfVfMeMfArf A federal task torve urged (. on- * My * Puppiu * Hppbi * Kaypors gress to create a national system * Fouad Purrios of organ sharing, saying it is Moi , sul RFN FDANIfI IN sometimes possible for a rich ssjo wfclw mfonnuiw 457-4040 foreigner to obtain an organ Sun 12 5 SYRACUSE, IN transplant ahead of a V S citizen on a waiting list

. Go Go Girls 2 14 High team game Grannies And The Kids - sl2 (_ High team series JDelifes -135 S 500 series D Lovellette $26. S Gilber’s29 450 series K Cree4s4 E Wogoman476 200 games D Lovelle>fe 202 160 games K Cree Ki M Wiggs 170’ D Lovellette ll*i. E Wogoman 170. 16$ M Halsey 160. D Kifson 17$. $ Gilbert 176 ITS' 178

Nicodemus 5-7; and Bob Carroll 5-10. Joyce Stricklin was the only one converting a split on Tuesday during the Tuesday Nigh Ladies League. She picked up the 2-7. Nbw Tlm Karate Kid Part II (wi Par Akw > M -Mix <. f VII rwwwfwn tG Ift A Sut A** Su»' S< ‘ Mvh Ihuf* , l_————l

Wed., September 24,1986 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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