The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 57, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 January 1987 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., January 28,1987

Sports

Plymouth hands Warriors five-point NLC loss

PLYMOUTH — It was almost like Christmas for Wawasee’s girls basketball team Tuesday evening. The host Plymouth Pilgrims tried to give away a Northern Lakes Conference basketball game. The only problem, though, Wawasee was not willing to take the gift. The Warriors, 4-11, missed 18-of-28 free throws as they dropped a 47-42 NLC game at Plymouth. Wawasee, with the loss, have dropped nine straight games. ; “If we could have hit our foul shots, we would have won,” admitted Wawasee head coach Dale Brannock. “But it’s one of those things. We’ll be okay.” The game was evenly played during the first eight minutes, but once the Warriors entered the second stanza, it was downhill. /. Plymouth increased its 9-8 first period lead to 25-1 La t the half. At that point, it appeared Plymouth would have no problems defeating the Warriors. But it turned out to be a struggle for the Pilgrims. Wawasee, enforcing a full court press, moved back into contention in the third period. The defensive pressure forced

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Chicago Bears at Wawasee

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Plymouth into several turnovers that resulted in easy tyawasee field goals. In the period, the Warriors outscored the host 20-8, bringing the Syracuse club within two, 33-31, entering the final period. With momentum on its side, Wawasee continued with the press, and easy buckets. The Warriors, eventually, erased the 14-point halftime deficit by taking a 37-35 lead early in the final period. But that’s when Wawasee’s thrust ended. Plymouth regained its composure and controlled the tempo the rest of the game. A balanced scoring attack aided Wawasee’s cause. Lai Reed led the Warriors with 13 points. Meanwhile, Ann Vitaniemi scored 10 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, and Kelly Brooks added nine points and seven boards. Amy Barton finished the contest with seven rebounds and four points. The Warriors close out their regular season Saturday afternoon when they host West Noble. The junior varsity game begins at 1 p.m. In the junior varsity contest at Plymouth, the Pilgrims held on to edge the Warriors, 28-27.

dout, Kurt Becker, and several others. Those expected to participate for Wawasee are athletic director Hal Travlolia, swim coach Tim Caldwell, and basketball coaches Gary Goshert, Neal Frantz, and Troy Albert. A more detailed list will be available at a later date. Tickets are presently on sale at the Wawasee High School athletic office, and a few other selected locations. Price for admission is $5.

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YELLOWJACKETS — Eighth grade basketball players at Syracuse Middle School pose before a recent game. Included are, front row, from left: Matt Ringler, Bobby Livermore, Denny Owens, Zach Waterson, Dan Hrynewycz, John Free, and Mark Myers. Second row: Coach Galen Hershberger, Jerry Hutchinson, Mike Acton, Mat Pritchard, Mike Minnick, and Geoff Coburn. i

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SCRATCH DIVISION TEAM WINNERS — On December 18, a scratch team event was held at Wawasee Bowl, Syracuse. The championship team members are. left to right, Ray Mullins, Mike Clevenger, Morrie Durham, Monroe Yoder, and Mike Zeliinger. (Photo by Linda Musselman)

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SYRACUSE ROUNDBALL — Shown are members of the seventh grade basketball team at Syracuse Middle School. • Front row, from left: Nate Ott, Brent Baker, Ben Ringler, and Jason Schlabach. Second row: Coach Mike Hall, Rich Morgan, Brian Donat, John Medlock, Mike Yoder, and Chadd Bartlett.

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EVENT WINNERS IN TOURNAMENT — Winners in the tournament held December 18 at Wawasee Bowl, Syracuse, are left to right, Don Smith, scratch doubles; Bill Pauwells, handicap team captain; Gary Klenke, handicap singles; and Dick Taylor, scratch singles. Not shown are Smith's partner, Rodger Southern; Dennis Kuhl and Tim Morganthaler, handicap doubles; Eric Coburn, scratch all events; and John Wortinger, handicap all events. (Photo by Linda Musselman)

Newcomer 539, P. Smith 517, L. Sawyer 543 200 games: R. Solina 210, J. Thwalts 232, 211, R. Southern 20$, 226, C. Eby 227, E. Coburn 280, 200, G. Newcomer 206, G. Lowe 200, 243 Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles Oswego Washette 58'/* Prices Auto Parts 50 34 Fairmont 49 35 Genes Repair 45 39 ARS Refrigeration 44'/* 39'/* . Have Computer Will Travel 42'/* 41V* *' Dangles 42 42 Coburns 42 42 Millers Heating & Air 41 43 Hatfields Bait & Tackle 41 43 Hlbschmans 40 44 First Strike 33 51 North Webster Marina 32V* 51 '/* Clevengers 27 57 600 series: S, Rensberger 610, D. Turner 616 500 series: B. Canfield 526, D. Merriman 557, L. Hawn 515, E. Slabaugh 527, C. Woggoman 517, M. Clevenger 548, C. Simpson 539, J. Byrd 592, B. Swlhart 524, D. Carpenter 556, F . Means 508 450 series: K. Larimer 478, J. Miller 478, K. Pauwels 477, M. Rensberger 472 200 games*: J. Miller 201, B. Canfield 215, E. Slabaugh 203, M. Clevenger 208, J. Byrd 213, S. Rensberger 223,205, D. Turner 241 160 games: K. Larimer 166, 162, K. Dean 163, L. Hawn 199, E. Slabaugh 186, C. Simp son 188,175, 176, K. Pauwels 170, G. Byrd 164, B. Swihart 174, 191, M. Rensberger 160, 162, T. Turner 168 La nd-O-Lakes Ligonier Elks JI 1 Syr. Legion 10 2 American Bldgs. 9 3 Syr. State Bank 9 2 Gustos Guzzlers 8 4 Kurley's Keglers 7 5 Sea Nymph 7 5 Coclneros 6 6 Werker Bros. Const. 6 6 Wawasee Pro Shop 5 T—

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