The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 October 1986 — Page 9

Sports

jbmiiwmmii,wj.iu!j .^*nntrr — Golfers to State I _

I The Wawasee varsity girls golf team, coached by Mark Timpe, finished third in the IHSAA regional golf match at Beechwood Golf Course on Monday This means the* local competitors will be playing in i the state meet for the second year 'in a row The Wawasee girls shot a total score of 405. bettered only by Michigan City Rogers with 373 and Michigan City ‘MM.''/-"

Volleyball team topped by Central

I By PETE FRIT( HIE (•nest Writer The Wawasee volleyball team gave Elkhart Central a scare Monday night by winning the second of three sets before falling 6-15, 16-14, 9-15. The loss dropped the Warriors to 5-7 , Traci Ostendorf led the hosts with 10 service points while Jenni Gilmore and Wendy Lung contributed 18 assists each. Ann Vitaniemi and Amy Conroy led with 18 and 16 assists, respectively The spikers won their fifth game of the season last Thursday, Oct. 2, downing Rochester at WHS, 15-7, 15-10 Vitaniemi and Ostendorf con tributed eight and seven points, respectively, while Lung and Gilmore again led in assists, with 18 and 13. Vitaniemi . also had eight spikes, with Ostendorf and Amy Conroy contributing seven each The junior varsity team suf sered the same fate, losing to Central, 18-15, 15-10, 9-15, and

Bowling

Tuesday Mite Ladies Chumps 17 7 Wau-Sttez 16 8 Ailey Cats 15 9 .TOelltes >4 io Youngsters .14 io Crannies And The Kid 12 12 Lambs Case ;2 12 Co Getters u <3 Inkspotr, ■ • in 14 Go Go Girls 9. is Runabouts n >6 High team gome 'I Oolites 477 High team series Youngsters ‘336 SOO series C Jones SO4, T Stewart 518 450 series M Wiggs 452. D l.bvellette 455, 0 Dean 471. C Nolan 490 160 games M Wlgq.s 173. D Lovolletto 191. I Menz.ie 171. D Doan 185. J Hostetler 165, 0 Long 165. C Jones-161 191. 162. C Nolan 167, 165, T Stewart 166. i9O. 162. L Lamb 169 Tuesday Aft Ladies Arrow Vanl ll4 1 - i Masterr.ratt 14 6 Carter P E H J3 1 > 6 . Teghtmeyor ■" 12 '8 U Lack It i l 9 State Rank 11 9 Lils Anchor Bar ’ 11 Ace Pest 9 II Wa Chester 8 12 La Petite '7 >3 ftearon a 14 Aunt Verna; s Place S IS High team game and series Masterr.raft -809 1171 500 series S Quinn 18.1, S Flanagan 128, S Wolterman 507 series M.J Myers tB7 S Koser477, V Schultz 4.19. R Lantz 452. J Hays 453 200 games S Quinn 236. S Wolterman 2(W 160 games S Quinn IH9. S Flanagan isi. 176, 171. M.J Myers 197 B Kline 179. ft Smith 182, E Kirkdorter 164, I Wolterman 164. S Kosar 1'77. 162, A Harbison 168. R Lantz 174, L. Crow 168. J 66." J Maher 162. B Steenport 169, J Schieber 16V, J Love 161. J Hays 163. M. Prescott 160 Honors Score 9 30- 86 High team game and series Mastercratr - 819 2244 KO series J Miller W, J Gray 123; 1 Quinn 104, $ Wolterman 129 4K series J Kausal 4/8 D Craig 464. j Hays 464 200gamer J Gray 208 J Miller2ol 160 games $ Quinn I9i. Iftl, 1 Wolterman 189. 169, in. J Alfano 189 J Miller 187. J Hays 169, J Kausal 176. 168. M Bray 1.69. C > Ichieber 169. M. Willard 162. J Maher 166. 166. E Kirkdorter I/O. J 110011100 165 Monday Night Early Birds Swingm Grandmas 17 JI Walker Pipers H z. 4 1 a! Alley Carr 14 6 Connive'-. 14 6 ‘Sunshmers 11 7 Classic. Cuties 12'» T'u imrf tales U 8 Cor.inero s 12 8 ; LSD n , » Cmdonway Shores 119 Gutter Grabbers, 10 J° Lucky StYrtwi 10 10 Likens Canst K'-z ft'z Miszfittr Jt'u- IT 1 / Bad Habits a 12 Fioesteei No 1 8 12 Barbee Giowpoeor * f * \ Du* « i« Flersteei No 2 . '"■* (**» Walker'aslits ' «'-» U'z „■ High team game Lucky Strikes 492 High team series Wiahmers - rill KO series A Whetted KI. A Hostetler Ml 4K series 0 Kemper ***., J Mault *79. L Hunt 48/ t Slaoaugh 4/4 200 games T Lirwtty224 IM games K Cree IM, 1 Kienke IJ». B . Peterson 17* A Wherfen IM. 1/4. D Kemper t7». L Dunteo M 3. J Mault 167. I D. L Hunt MP. tn * Grtdanberg Ml. J llabaugh ISO MJ. C Smith Ms. » Parrigan 179 A Hostetler Ms. 194

Elston with 401. Heidi Musser led the Warriors in their fine team effort with a score of 91. Barb Hostetter was close behind with 93, Michelle Katsanis shot 102, Jennifer Jorczak had a 119 and Barb Butler finished with 122. Jenny Hecht of South Bend Riley was individual medalist with a 78. followed by Plymouth's Sandra Johnson with 86. Gina Yoder of North Wood won the playoff of a

Rochester, 15-10, 13-15, 10-15, to put its record at 6-8. The spikers will attempt to even their record when they

Cross Country wins

The Wawasee Junior High cross country team defeated Concord Junior High, 18-37, last Thursday, Oct. 2, with Eric Streby leading the Warriors with a first place finish of 11:05. Following Streby were Scott Wheat, second, 11:30; Matt Johnson, third, 11:34; Spencer Long, fifth, 11 57, and Mason Robbins, seventh, 12:16. Also running for Wawasee were Angie Garner, 13:18; Jason Schlabach, 13:26; Tiffany Titus, 13:31. Gina Minton, 13:34; Carrie Schmahl, 14:19, and Heather Passenier. 15:26. Johnson, Passenier, Robbins, and Schmahl all had career best, times. In invitational action Saturday,

County Rinkor Boat 16 4 Monro's Shoes 15 5 Parker's Hybrids 12 8 Paul's U Lock It 12 8 Kurloy's Keglers 11 9 Tiix Shop 10 10 w Ser r enter 10 10 Miller's Htg. 10 10 Augsburger's - 10 10 Fey's Boat Ser 9 1) Renegades 8 12 Walker Mtg. 7 13 Lakeside Bait 4 Tackle 7 13. Leisure Pools 3 17 Hiqn team game W Ser Center - 1080 Hiqn team series Rinker Boat - 3015 SOO series I Senders 510. R Riggen 575. C. Eby 573. W Stably 511. M. Zollinger 577, K ‘Knisley 585. E Coburn 523. R. Solina 533. J |Thw<«ifS 542. L Thwaits 500, B Thwaits 545, L .awyer 567 D Likens 525, G Newcomer 532. C Frushour 504, C Garner 592. T Smith 504. L Longenbaugh 540, J Sheets 521. D Rothchild 586, C! Marton 517. 0 Cantleld 544, |O Blosser 432 700 games I Senders 213, R. Riggen 214, ! C fijrsy 220 M. Zellinqer 222. K. Knisley 202. 203 B Thwaits 207, L Sawyer 200, c. Garner 211.3. Longenbaugh 201. D Rothchild 233 , 0 Canfield 220. D olosser 209 Friday Night Mixed Maple Leat 15 5 Yeh. But 15 5 Knisley 13 7 0 Q Brazier 13 7 Bitner Egqs 13 7 Denny 66 I T 9 ■Eby Auto IT 9 Four F s 9' z 10'z Sleepy Owl ' 9 I T Syracuse Rubber 9 I T Biddles 9 11 Miller-. Heating 8' z ll' z KennyPlzza 8 12 Beers ’ 7 13 Pizza 2 4 16 Triple A's 2 18 Gutter Dusters Incomplete Wawasee Motors Incomplete Hiqh team game and series Millers Heatmq — 765'2075 son series S Kalisik 53T, J. Gerard 501, T Cravens 502. R Peterson 14S, K. Knisley 554, G Knisley 532. K Knisley Ml. S Smith 576. B Hamilton 530, K Safina 576. G Hamilton ■lO7. A Epert 1.18, L Sawyer 544 450 series I Kalisik 469. G Gerard 469, S Peterson *59. J Fry 468 200 games G Knisley 200, S. Smith 203. K Solin#2lO, G Hamilton2os, A. Epert 201 160 games I Kallqik 160, R Carroll 163, G Gerard 168, S Peterson 162. 179, K. Knisley 1/1. 191 192. B Epert 160, B Hamilton 162. 197 171. J Fry 173. L N«»ley 178 LandO- Lakes Gusto's Guzzlers lg 6 Ligonier Elks . \ T 77 Kimmell Inn F 77 American Bldgs M'-i Kurley's Kegier-. ■ 16 8 Wawasee Bowl TS 9 Werker Bros Const ' . 14 10 s«a Nymph U 10 Syr Legion I* 10 Merchant Metals 14 10 Luckey's Tavern Fl">, [gi., Cocineras 10 14 K ot C 9 IS Doe s Hardware 9 T 5 Syr State Bank 8 16 Terry'sAsphaltSealmg 7 T7 Wawas«e Pro Shop 5 ts Captain's Place 5 19 High ream game KurMy's Keglers - 108.1 High team series American Bldgs — 3033 600 series R Mult ins *4l MO series M Yoder 5». M Durham 5T2, M Clevenger 5J* J Wortlnger 524. S Swineheart 547, D Smith SM. J Sheets 5T3, W Schwalm JI9. o FulMr 543. B Greet 509. S Richmond M 2. 0 PatternosMr 54*. R Cook 593. M Hoile Me. T Ervin Sts. H. Hochstetler HT. S. Butt 517. J. Gerard 545. A. Bales Mt. G Kienke 5*9, G Knisley »l. l/ McGriff Ml. P Flanagan M'7. D Venetie 50*.

three-way tie for third. She | had tied with Kathy Ritchie. Rogers, and Beth Kozlouski, Valparaiso, with a score of 89. | The regional match had f been scheduled for Saturday. | but was postponed by LaPorte | school officials due to heavy rains and a wet course. The state match will again \ be held on the Muncie Elks ? Golf Course. Last year J Wawasees team finished f seventh in the state meet. W,'-'

travel to Plymouth Thursday and Bethany Christian next Tuesday. Oct. 14. Games are scheduled for 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m., respectively.

Oct. 4, at .Manchester, the team places seventh out of 32 teams, with Streby again pacing the young Warriors with a time of 15:11, for 10th place overall on the 4,000 meter course. Others placing included: Wheat, 23rd, 15:36; Johnson. 28th, 15:47; Long, 30th, 15:58. Schlabach, 133rd. 17:51; Garner, 145th, 18:03; Titus. 167th, 18:28. Minton, 198th, 19:25, and Schmahl, 221st, 20:43. The junior high race featured 237 runners. The team did an outstanding job, considering it ran without the number five runner and had no eighth graders on the team, according to co-coaches Jim Garner and Jim Mills.

T West 501. R Mathew 526 200 games L. McGriff 254. A Boles 211. G Kienke 225. H Hochstetler 201. M Hoile 209. D Paternoster 210. R Cook 222. 221. W Schwalm 206. D Fuller 232. S. Swineheart 202. M Yoder 212. R Mullins 205. 244 7 Thursday Nite Ladies Louies 19 5 Wawasee Bowl 19 5 Charger House 18 6 Jones o 16' 8 Kidds 15 9 Town & Countryll l ?. 9'; Buyrite 13 11 Golden Razor 12'z II I .' Millers 12 12 Stop Inn 12 8 Liberty 13 ' z 8' 2 Lake City Bank I I 10 14 Pilchers 10 14 Eagles 9'z 14'? S & U General Store 9 15 Lake City Bank I 8 16 Beacon 8 16 Sandis -7 17 Thornburgs 7 17 Kreqerßros .5 ‘ 19 High team game and series Town 8< Coun try 843 2481 500 series C Jeffries 586. J Wartinger 510. N Reeve 517, L Hawn 502, K Southern SM, Y Coburn 538. H Taylor M 2. Miller 509, C Miller 520 450 series D Dean 463, N. Shields 497, N Anderson 453, C Nolan 491, 0 Hamman 463, K Knisley 451, 0 White 481, M. Pauft 469. C Shepherd 480. S. Batesla 460, N. Spurling46s. R Gerrity 499, J Mullet 490, B' Swihart 479, K Larimer 472, L. Yoder 4M, M. Rensberger 466 200 games C. Jeffries 219, 200. N Shields 211. K. Southern 206, 175, Y Coburn 208, 172 170 games D Dean 175, J Wortlnger 182. 182, C Nolan 181, 170. C Moneyheffer 170. N Reeve 179. 173, 0 Hamman 193, L. Hawn 175, B White 192, C. Shepherd 181, N. Spurling 171, H Taylor 192, 0 Miller IST, R. Gerrity 182. J Mullet 183, 174, C.’ Miller TBS, 8 .Swihart 170. T Knisley 180 Bantams Bears 9' 2 2 1 2 Monster ot the Midway 9' 2 2' z Ghost Busters 7 5 Cubs’ . • 3'2 B'2 Tearn »5 . J 1 z 8' z High team games and series Ghost Busters — 330'605 TMseries: R Schwalm 177 108 series J Galloway 103, A. Farmer 135, Eppert 116 75 games R Schwalm 96. 81 50 games T. Galloway 51, 52, R Blosser 53, A. Farmer 72, 61, Eppert64, 52

Bowling splits

A number of bowlers picked up splits in league play this week are as follows: Thursday Night Ladies:, Melody Rensberger XiO (twice), Marge Shopoff 2-7, Tammy Knisley 4-5-10, Cathy Miller 4-5, Judy Mullet 5-7, Helen Taylor 5-8-10, Natalie Spurling 5-6 and 3-10, Sharon Batesla 2-7. Bernice Miller 3-10, Mary Pauff 3-10 and 5-8-10, Claudia Shepherd 2-7, Lilly Hawn 3-10, Garnett Shepherd 3-10, Vicky Bennett 27, Hanett Stuff 5-7, Judy Kausal 3-7-10, Doris Coburn 5-7, Carol Stahley 3-10, Dixie Link 5-7. Connie Solina

Swim team has 6-2 record The Wawasee girts swimming team entered hostile waters Monday and Tuesday nights last week as they had matches at North Manchester and North Wood. This caused them few problems, however, as they won both matches. They outswam North Manchester 104 to 66 and bested Nor thWood with a score of 109 to 61. This kept their win string alive in the four matches since their loss on September 18 at Goshen. At Bremen the previous week the team swept all 11 events as they defeated Bremen, 130 to 41. At the Goshen Relays on Saturday the Wawasee swimmers scored 78 points and placed third behind Concord and Goshen, who scored 92 and 88 respectively. Following the Warriors were Penn with 68. Warsaw with 44 and Northwood with 36. Wawasee won the crescendo relays with a time of 2:55.93. Competing were Tanya Perzanowski. Danielle Iwankowitsch, Staci Boles, Jennifer Titus. Paula Massey and Shelle Boyer In the 200 yard medley relay Wawasee placed second behind Warsaw. Swimming to a score of 2:04.04 for the Warriors were Danielle Iwankowitsch, Cindi Guimond, Kristi Rowe and Sherry Payne. Wawasee also placed second in the 200 yard breaststroke relay with a score of 2:26.24. Wawasee swimmers were Sherry Payne, Julie Schmahl. Stef Berkey and Cindi Guimond. Julie Gunn and Julie Schmahl placed second in diving for Wawasee behind the winner. Concord. The Wawasee girls now have an overall record of six wins and two losses. Their Northern Lakes Conference record is two wins and one loss. It is The age of discretion is when you learn that nothing is as important as you once thought it was.

Majors . Chicago What' 13 '3 Warriors 12 4 Cinderella Pz 6’z Alive 4 Striking 7 5 Gutter Dusters 6' z 9' z FTW 6 10 Native Tan 6 10 Hign team game Native Tan—Blß High team series Chicago What' — 2342 500 series H Brower 572 400 series A. Wright 421. C. Brower 421. Byrd4ll, M. T Caudill 408, C. T Harwood 404, 8 Hinderer 404, □. Caudill 40l[ 200 games H. Brower 212 160 games H Brower 171, 189, M. Fedorow 164, C. Brower 163 Preps Strikers 10 2 Ball Breakers 9 3 Cabbage Patch Girls 8 4 Alley Kittens 8 4 Merry Men 6 6 Yellow Jackets 5 7 Teddy Bears 5 7 Bears J 9 Syracuse Bears 36 High team game and series: Ball Breakers -648-1213 2M series: S. Knox 274 200 series: E. Lasee 217, S. Kausal 202. E. Myers 200 175 series: B. Dutcher 196. T. Halterman 152. C. Swihart IM series: T Carson 160, J Luley 155, P J. Weisser 155, C. Kelly IM >OO games: S. Knox 128, 146, E. Myers 110, E Losee 101, IT6, B. Dutcher 126. IP.JI. Weisser 103. S. Kausal TQI. 101 80 games: T Carson 95, R. Sherwood 9T, J). Luley 93, C. Kelly 90, Bambi Bartman 87, C. Swihart 83, A. Knisley 80 Juniors Beauties A Beast T2t'z y-z Pin Splitters 9 7 Bon Jovi gvs y>z 300 Club 8 8 Strikers |t|l a a Wawasee Gals 7</z 8?/z Hot Shots 7 9 Pin Strikers . T 9 Strikers II , \ 6 TO Teamxa \ T'z High team game series: Beauties & Beast — 752 21J8 I 400 series: T. Caudill 448, C. Brower 434, M. Walton ATT 375 series J. Kausal 395. T. Huffer3Bs 140 games: J. Kausal 145, B. Livermore 146, L. Cook IM. T Hutter TM. C. Brower 154, 153, T Caudill T 65, 158, M. Walton 173

3-10. Jackie Wortinger 3-10 and* Cathy Jeffries 2-7 Friday Night Mixed: Scott Abbs, Jerry Stewart, Janice Ryman, Steve Kalisik (twice), llene Kalisik, Terry Cravens and Betty Epert (twice) 3-10; Sue Peterson, Donna Kuhn and Larry Ryman 5-7; Larry Ryman, Sherri Milvrn and Dave Schopf 5-6; Dave Schopf and Mike Amick 2-7; Jane Fry 4-5; Millie Campbell 1-6-10; and Rosemary Carroll >6-10 Tuesday Night Laides: Pat Snyder 5-7, Imogene Menzie 3-7, Cindy Noten 2-7. and Connie Jones 5-6.

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33RD HOOSIER REGATTA — Wawasee Yacht Club hosted the 33rd Hoosier Regatta on Lake Wawasee, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 4 and 5. Doug Schmahl was the race committee chairman. There were 21 lightning sailboats from Indiana, Ohio. Michigan, and Illinois, participating in the annual event. /• . ' Winners, in the first five places, were: Colin Park. Auburn, Mich., skipper, with the crew of Karen Miiitzer. Auburn. .Mich.. and Glenn

The joys of football By PETE FRITCHIE WASHINGTON, D.C. — One of the joys of football is that luck, missed calls, injuries and weather play major roles in deciding many games. Missed calls are fewer since the NFL wisely decided to use TV replay. What is being learned this season is that some coaches don’t realize when they should cal for a TV replay. The Jets, who won a thriller from Miami 51-46 earlier in the season, missed an opportunity to win in regulation time when their coach wasn't able to see from the sidelines that a Miami kickoff returner had fumbled. He didn’t call for a TV replay and Miami kept the ball. (Later in the game officials also missed a fumble by the Jets, who kept the ball, en route to their winning TD.i Tampa Bay used two interceptions and three fumble recoveries to beat Detroit the same day. So, in football, one never knows. Who would have thought the Raiders would start the season 0-3° Many picked them to win the Super Bowl.

Every Other Saturday Night 11th Frame Avengers T 1 Ball Busters 6 2 Abate 6 2 Are We Having Fun Yet? 5 3 Stamars 5 J Nothing But Trouble 5 3 Twitheads 5- 3 Hot Flashes s 3 Kings 4Queens 4 4 Brew Crew 4 4 Gutter Dusters 3 5 Haif 4 Half 3 5 Buds 4 Lau s 2 6 Pafoiks 2 6 Misfits 2 6 Brats Q 8 High team game and series Stamars — 676. 1865 500 series: R. Stahley 576. C Martan 524, Obacz 514. B. Rodeffer 510. 450 series and above J Wortinger 46L Q We is weaver 463. 200 games. R Stahley 203, 201, D Obacz 201 160 games and above D Weisweaver 188, 173, W Sheets 163, S. Obacz 172, J Wortinger 181. S. Stewart 160. Model ■ 398A ■ < ’ AFUE 90% PhjsJ ■

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1 Y ■ LJy*Yi JL I Blifeir T' •' K W > HUSTLING Harriers — Pictured are members of the 1986 edition of the Wawasee Junior High crosscountry team, consisting of runners from Milford. North Webster, and Syracuse junior highs. Front row: (from left) Spencer Long, Carrie Schmahl. Angie Garner, Jason Schlabach. Scott > Wheat, and Matt .Johnson. Back row: Coach Jim Mills, Heather Passenier, Gina Minton. Tiffany Titus, Mason Robbins, Eric Streby, and Coach Jim Garner.

LYC soccet scores The Lakeland Youth Center, a United Way Agency, held its Saturday, Oct. 4. soccer games at Vega Field in Syracuse. In division B, the 10 and under age group, Campbell’s IGA tied with Cotton and Cotton Insurance, I-L Fish-N-Fun Resort lost to Wawasee Kiwanis, 3-1; and it was Chalet Realty over , Teghtmeyer-Ace Hardware, 5-1. In division A, the 10 and over age group, Kinro beat out Lake , City Bank, 6-0. Todd Realty and I Kiwanis Club of Lakeland tied, i 0-0. and Bill’s Michiana Moped and The Mail-Journal tied, 1-1. There are four games left, with the season ending on November £ 1.

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Hallett. Midland, Mich., first; George Nickels. Linden. Mich., skipper, with the crew of Walt Plamondon, and Mark Dimmick. both of Linden. Michl, second; Louie Nickels. Drayton Plains. Mich., skipper, with the crew of Phyllis Callahan. Waterford. Mich., and Joyce VonDralle. Southfield. Mich., third: John McCree, Midland. Mich., skipper, with the crew of John Lauderbach and Greg Bull, both of Midland. Mich., fourth; and Mike Huffman. Chicago. 111., skipper, with the crew of Greg Miller, Goshen, and Donald Shannon, Chicago. 111., fifth.

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