The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 November 1986 — Page 9
Sports
Grace trims St. Francis, 68-66
St. Francis gave Grade College a scare Tuesday night, but the Lancers’ men’s basketball team survived, 68-66, in overtime. Grace, now 2-1, led by as many as 12 points in the first half, but foul trouble in the first half kept the game close. St. Francis, trailing 35-29 at the half, took its first lead of the game late in the second half, but the Lancers came back. Junior Ben Teske converted one-of-two free throws late in the game, sending it into overtime. From there, Grace held the upper hand most of the period. Paul Zeltwanger, formerly of
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Every Other Saturday Night Mixed Are We Having Fun Yet? 19 5 Twitheads 19 5 Stamars 18 6 11th Frame Avengers 18 6 Ball Busters * 17 7 Kings & Queens 12 12 Brew Crew 11'? 12'? Bud's & Lou s 11 13 Nothing But Trouble 11 13 Abate 11 13 Hot Flashes 10 14 Gutter Dusters 9 15 Brats 8 16 Po Folks 7'? . 16'« Half & Half 7 17 Misfits 3 21 High team game and series: Are We Having Fun yet?—667 1951 500 seftes: B. Rodeffer 518, J. Gerard 550, L. Lorseau 514, D. Swanson 502, R. Stahley 534, B. Hefty 554, J. Wortinger 545 " 450 series: J. Wortinger 467, S. Keim 500, E Jacquay 465 200 games: B. Rodeffer 205, J Gerard 213, B. Hefty 214 . 160 games: J. Wortinger 165, S. Keim 199, 1 □ Welsweaver 167, E Jacquay 162, W Sheets 165, S. Obacz 169 Land O Lakes Ligonier Elks 32 16 Sea Nymph 32 16 Wawasee Bowl 31 17 Kurley's Keglers 31 17 Kimmel Inn 31 17 American Bldgs. 30'? 17'? Gusto's Guzzlers 29 19 * American Legion 25 23 Cocineros 24 24 Merchant Metals 24 24 Werker Bros. 23 25 Doc's Hardware 20 28 Lucky's Tavern 19'? 28'? _K of C 19 29 State Bank of Syracuse 17 31 Captain's Place 16 32 Wawasee Pro Shop 15 33 Terry's Asphalt 13 35 High team game and series: Wawasee Bowl —1133-3042 500 series: G. Klenke 598, G. Knisley 533, K. Knisley 557, L. Ryman 522, G. Gerard 529, D. Obacz 502, G. Stone 522, L. McGriff 527, P. Flanagan 500. G. Lowe 572, J. Sheets 547, D. Paternoster 545, M. Wappes 505, C. Fink 511, R. Cook 534, B. Dunlap 542, M. Yoder 530, M. Zell Inger 570, M. Durham 522, M. Clevenger 589, C. Walton 542, J. Wellman 517, T. Ervin 548, C. Summerlot 594, H. Hochstetler 518 200 games: A. Boles 202, G. Klenke 257, G. Knisley 201, L. McGriff 205, R. Grotz 221, J. Sheets 200, D. Paternoster 221, M. Yoder 202, M. Zellinger 202, M. Durham 201, M. Clevenger 202, 205, C. Walton 224, T. Ervin 208, C. Summerlot 230, 206 Friday Night Mixed Maple Leaf 32 12 Yeh, But 30'? 13'? Wawasee Motors 28 16 Eby Auto 28 16 D.Q. Brazier 25 19 Knisleys 24 20 Sleepy Owl 23 21 Denny's 66 23 21 Beers 22 22 Biddles 21 23 Millers Heating 20'72 23'?? Syracuse Rubber 20 24 Gutter Dusters 18 26 Four F's 17'Zz 26'? Kenny's Pizza 16 28 Triple A's 16 28 Bitner Eggs 15 29 Pizza 2 14'? 29'? High team game: Eby Auto — 744 High team series: Knisleys — 2010 500 series: L. Kuhn 525, □. Kuhn 510, S. Smith 511, J. Bitner 538, I. Kalisik 521, P. Smith 519, G. Klenke 599, K. Knisley 517, D. Hamilton 516, S. Parker 549, Art Epert 529, J. Gerard 516, A. Coy 506, M. Amick 513. S. Swinehart 531 450 series: K. Kuhn 481, K. Knisley 45Z K. Salina 486, T Stewart 463, P Schopf 493, G. Abbs 450 200 games: D. Kuhn 2023, J. Bitner 202, I. Kalisik 234, P. Smith 212. G. Klenke 206, 221, K. Knisley. 219, G. Hamilton 216, S. Parker 203, A. Coy 225, S. Swinehart 211 160 games: K. Kuhn 175, I. Kalisik 170, R. Carroil 168, K. Knisley 160, 167, K. Solina 162, 168, T. Stewart 178, P Brenneman 176, P. Schopf 163,183
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Penn, led the Lancers with 18 points. Teske added 15 for Grace, while Joe Graham netted 12. Former Concord star, Tylor Coley, came off the bench to score nine points. Worth Packer and Seth Swihart, did little in the contest for Grace. Packer, a starter, fouled out early in the second half. He finished the game with three points. Swihart scored one point in the game. Grace, after traveling to Purdue-Calumet on Thursday, return home Tuesday, Nov. 25, for a game with Spring Arbor. The Lancers’ women’s basket-
Preps Strikers 22 5 Alley Kittens 20 7 Cabbage Patch Kids 16 11 Ball Breakers 16 11 Bears 14 13 Yellow Jackets 14 13 Merry Men 13 14 Teddy Bears 13 14 Syracuse Bears 4 20 High team game and series: Teddy Bears — 663,1235 200 series: S. Kausal 203 175 series: E. Myers 199, S. Knox 195, C. Swihart 189 150 series and above: P.J. Weisser 167, T. Holterman 166, T. Galloway 173, T. Lu ley 157, B. Dutcher 154, T. Carson 154 100 games: E. Myers 129, S. Kausal 125, S. Knox 100-95, T. Galloway 101 80 games and above: C. Swihart 90-99, J. Mattix 90, P.J. Weisser 86-81, T. Holterman 81-85, T. Carson 85, T. Luley 85, B. Dutcher 84, B. Schislers 84, R. Sherwood 82, B. Bartman 81 Juniors Pin Splitters 22 14 Strikers II 21 15 300 Club 20 16 Bon Jovi 19'? 16'?? Pin Strikers 19 17 Beauties and Beast 16'? 19'? Strikers I 15'? 20'? Lucky 10's 15'/? 16'/? WawaseeGals 14'Zz 21'? Hot Spots 14'/? 21'? High team game and series: Strikers I — 779, 2187 500 series and above: C. Brower 525 450 series: J. Richardson 460, T. Caudill 456 400 series: G. Coburn 448, M. Walton 422, J. Hutchinson42o, E. Stricklin4l3 350 series and above. J. Kausal 373, M. Mattix 35Z T. Huffer 350 175 games: C. Brower 193-181-151, J. Richardson 188-160, G. Cobum 183 140 games and above: J. Hutchinson 164, M. Walton 151-163, E. Stricklin 146-149, T. Caudill 143-142-171, T. Huffer 142 Majors Chicago 'What- 24 12 Gutter Dusters 22'? IS'/fc l FTW 21 15 Cinderella 19'? 16'? Alive & Striking W 18 Warriors * 20 High team game: Alive 4 Striking —B6O High team series: FTW — 2396 475 series: D. Caudill 492 400 series: S. Kahle 443, M. Pachynske 435, A. Wright 427, T. Simpson 422 375 series and above: B. Hinderer 391, A. Rensberger3Bl 200 games: H. Brower 213 160 games and above: T. Simpson 177, S. Kahle 171, D. Caudill 160-183 Monday Night Early Birds Swingin Grandmas 32 12 Alley Cats 30 14 Likens Const. 28'? 15'? Sunshiners 28 16 L.S.D. . 28 16 Classic Cuties 27'? 16'? Cindonway Shores 27 17 Walker Pipers 24'? 19'? Shirt Tales 23 21 Connivers 23 21 Gutter Grabbers 22 22 Barbee Slowpokes 21 23 Cocinero-s 21 23 Bad Habits 19 25 Flexsteel No. 1 19 25 Lucky Strikes 18 26 Miszfitts 13'? 30'? Walker Splits 12'? 31'? Flexsteel No. 2 11’? 32'? Duds . 11 33 High team game and series: Swingin Grandmas — 492,1391 500 series: J. Maule 504, L. Dunfee 524 450 series: C. Simpson 485, J. Berkeypile 450, A. Hostetler 462. J. Daffron 466. A. Whetten 473, J. Hoover 480, M. Bartman 476, M. Lambright 452 200 games: L. Dunfee 203 160 games: P Lamb 164, C. Simpson 184, C. Smith 167, S. Bucher 160. A. Hostetler 162. S. Klenke 173. D. Dunlap 164, L. Roose 167, D. Allen 165, J. Maule 160, 172. 172, R. Farmer 167, Zl. Daffron 188, A. Whetten 190. 160. J. Hoover 166. 169, M. Bartman 166, J. Walter 168, M. Lambright 181, L. Dunfee 160,161, S. Minnix 181, D. Kemper 195
ball team improved their record to 2-o" With their 49-42 win over Anderson College. In the contest, Grace nearly blew a 16 point lead with five minutes remaining. However, the Lancers held on for the victory. Rachel Jeffries led Grace with 14 points, while Kristy Cole, another Warsaw High School product, netted 10 for Grace. Dee Stump turned in another fine floor game from her point-guard position. She scored four points for Grace. The Lancers’ next action will be Saturday, Nov. 28, in the TriState University tournament.
County Kurly's Keglers 28 16 Rinker Boat 27'? 16'? Moore's Shoes 27 17 W. Ser. Center 27 17 Tux Shop 25 19 Miller's Htg. 24'? 19'? Parker's Hybrids 24 20 Fay's Boat Ser. 23 21 Paul's U Lock It 23 21 Renegades 23 21 Augsburger's 23 21 Walker Mfg. 17 27 Lakeside Bait 11 33 High team game and series: W. Ser. Center — 1046,3125 500 series: C. Eby 545. W. Stahly 526, M. Zellinger 547, K. Knisley 576, D. Armbruster 519. M. Hawkinsss7, G. Hawkinsss2. J. Mitchell 525, M. Martin 526, C. Arthur 511, D. Likens 542, R. Solina 540, J. Thwaits 563, L. Thwaits 512, R. Thwaits 521, M. Ganshorn 541, B. Knisley 524. R. Williamss3B, D. Smith 520, C. Garner 525, R. Southern 564, P. Smith 500, L. Sawyer 518, B. Hayner 505, G. Rarick 547, R. Riggen 539, C. Swihart 540, E. Swihart 531, J. Kirkdorfers4B 200games: W. Stahly 215, M. Zellinger 204, G. Hawkins 204, D. Likens 202, M. Ganshorn 203, R. Southern 233, J. Kirkdorfer 220 Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles Oswego Washette 32 12 Genes Repair 28 16 ARS Refrigeration 28 16 Fairmont 24 20 Millers Heating 24 20 Prices Auto Repair 21 23 Have Computer 21 23 Dangles 21 23 First Strike 21 23 Hatfields Bait & Tackle 20 24 North Webster Marina 19 25 Coburns 1’ 25 Hibschmans 19 25 Clevengers 1° 34 500 series: F. Means 522, D. Merriman 558, C. Coburn 552, C. Woggoman 571, S. Rensberger 548 450 series: K. Larimer 463, J. Miller 470, B. Swihart 477, E Slabaugh 453 200 games: M. Manuszak 204, J. Simpson 202, D. Merriman 213, C. Cobum 203 160 games: K. Larimer 161, 160, J. Miller 168, L. Coburn 186, B. Swihart 171, 163, E. Slabaugh 178, M. Gray 160 Thursday Nite Ladies Wawasee Bowl 39 9 Louie's 35 13 Jones 33 15 Charger House 29 19 Millers 28 * 20 Stop Inn 27 21 Buyrite 26 22 Liberty 25'? 22'? S & U General Store 25 23 Golden Razor 24'? 23'? Beacon 24 24 Lake City Bank II 23 25 Town & Country 21'? 26'? Kidds 21 27 Kreager 20 28 Thornburgs 18 30 Lake City Bank I 17 31 Eagles 16'? 31'? Pilchers 15 33 Sandis 12 36 High team game: Beacon —869 High team series: Wawasee Bowl — 2512 600 series: K. Southern 610 500 series: K. Knisley 551, S. Keim 520, E. Slabaugh 51A M. Pauff 511, K. Larimer 500, G. Gross 507 450 series: L. Hawn 496, A. Miller 469, M. Somers 477, P. Johnson 485, J. Wortinger 464, C. Solina 488, N. Anderson 483, B. Noe 470, P Summerlot 471, L. Bobeck 479, June Brown 456, C. Nolan 478, V. Bennett 468, J. Kolb 452. Pi. Pollock 497, S. Delagrange 459, Y. Coburn 499, H. Taylor 491, J. Reed 496. B. Swihart 459, J. Miller 453, M. Rensberger 470, J. Hays 477, J. Mullet 462, C. Miller 458 200 games: K. Southern 205, 201, 204, B. Gross 207, 182. J. Mullet 201 170 games: L. Ulery 182, B. Hamman 170, L. Hawn 187, A. Miller 170, K. Knisley 199, 185, P. Johnson 184, P. Kampf 190. J. Wor finger 177, C. Solina 180, N. Anderson 180, S. Keim 194, 173. B. Noe 179, 171, L Bobeck 182. 176, D. Fink 197, P. Bailey 174. C. Nolan 170. N. Reeve 186, J. Kolb 178, P. Pollack 188, E. Slabaugh 187, 170, M. Pauff 183. Y. Cobum 177, J. Reed 171, M. Smith 179, K. Larimer 175, J. Miller 191, M. Rensberger 180
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Fairfield prepares for Warriors
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Knowing this, and the fact that Wawasee would like to press its opponents, Wiktorowski is apprehensive about the teams first game. “Sure we are excited about the game with Wawasee, but it could be a long night for us,” said the Fairfield coach. “They will probably press us, since we young. Still, it should be a good game. ’ ’
Splits Converted
Several splits were converted over the week, with the Thursday Nite Ladies league leading the way. Picking up a pair of spares included Margie Shopoff, the 4-5 and 2-7; Helen -10, 3-10; Mary Payoff, the 3-10 two times; and Claudia Shepherd converted the 5-10 and 2-7. Other splits were picked up by Kathy Creps, 2-3-7; Betty Swihart. 3-10; Karen Larimer, 3-10; Eldora Wogoman, 3-4; Garnett Shepherd, 5-6; Wilma Mitchell, 3-10; Pam Tackett, 2-7; Pam Summerlot, 5-7; Jean Knisley, 8-10; Dee Walton, 5-6-10; Marcy Shields, 5-6; Michelle Somers, 5-10; Corky Whitacre, 2-7; Lucy Ulery, 3-10; and Kanda Southern, 3-10. In Friday action, Sandy Sawyer, Steve Kalisik, Art Epert and Lilly Hawn all converted the
Defensively, the Falcons will stick to a man-to-man defense against Wawasee. With Fairfield’s quickness, and lack of a big man, its the best defense for the Falcons. “We have some guards who can play good defense, but our problem is in the middle,” confessed Wiktorowski. “But, if we can play solid defense, we stand a chance of beating them. ”
3- split. Steve Swinehart, Don Nyce, Tammy Stewart and Kathryn Knisely all picked up the 2-7 split. Other conversions included Steve Lawrence, Gloria Gerard, Dean Hamilton. Scott Wakley and Ken Knisley all picking up the 5-7 split. Phil Smith made good on the 4- while Rosemary Ctfrroll nailed the 5-6. Jerry Gerard picked up the 3-7, Dean Hamilton converted the 5-10 and 2-4-10, while Art Epert picked up the 5-7-8-9 split. There were six splits picked up in the Monday Night Early Bird league. Shari Klenke converted the 4-5-7 split, while Polly Riggen made the 2-7-10; Donna Snyder. 5- Monica Lambright, S-lOr' LuAnn Paternoster, 3-10; and Debbie Kemper, 5-10.
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SYRAtTSE RUNNERS — Six Syracuse School students participated in The Athletic Congress State Meet in Indianapolis last weekend, in conjunction with the Junior Olympics. All six students ran the 3,000 meter race, with the exception of Alyson Mills, who established a state record in the 1,500 meter event. The top 40 qualifying runners will advance to regional competition Saturday, Nov. 22. in Elmhurst, 111. In the front row, from left, are: Leslie Garner, ninth among nineyear old girls: Mills, first in the 7-8 girl's age group, and Justin > Daugherty, Llth among 9-10 year old boys. Back row: Angie Garner, 20th in the age group; Scott Wheat, fourth among 11-12 year old boys, and Jim Wheat, 20th among 9-10 vear old bovs.
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