The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 59, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 February 1987 — Page 9

Sports

Wawasee's transition game sprints past Rochester

I By MAIJK WEINSTEIN Sports Editor ROCHESTER - Lately, Wawasee’s boys’ basketball team has resembled a slow moving train. Friday evening, however, the Warriors played like a run-a- , way locomotion. % The Warriors exploded to a 19-7 first period lead, then cruised to a 66-46 Northern Lakes Conference victory over the Rochester Zebras.

Dick leads Wawasee JV

ROCHESTER - Matt Dick scored 19 first half points leading Wawasee’s junior varsity boys’ basketball team past Rochester 56-30 here Friday evening. With the win, Wawasee improves its overall record to 10-7, and guarantees itself of a winning season. It will be the first JV winning record in several years. The contest proved to be no challenge for the Warriors as Dick scored the game’s first eight

"jj| ' Fl Bpk •> 'V' I ■ —•• *k - #* WVtiiiiß Br i&fc< —4L. '■' sci afe*i BASELINE DRIVE — Ann Vitaniemi drives the baseline past Warsaw’s Ranai Phillips during the Warriors’ 56-39 sectional championship loss to the Tigers. Vitaniemi scored nine points before fouling out in the fourth quarter. (Photo by Mark Weinstein) ,

Bowling

Milford Business U.A.W. 24 4 Gropp's 21 7 Pro Shop 20 8 Pierceton Rotary and Drilling 19 9 Family Fare 18 10 Classic Formed Prod. 16 12 Smokey's Balt and Tackle 16 12 No. Webster Legion 14 14 Shue's 14 14 Campbell's 14 14 Tim's Performance 14 14 Rinkers Boat Co. 12 16 Dana II 12 16 Chore-Time 11 17 Eagles I 9 19 HenschenOll 10 18 Dana I 9 19 Eagles II 8 16 11th Frame Lounge 8 16 Turf Bar 0 20 High team game: Pro Shop — 9SI High team series: Gropp's — 2635 200 games: Bob Craft 219, Don Ferguson 204, Francis Means 218, Richard Kehr 223, 223, Paul Williams 200, John Shearer 201,206, Ralph Caudill 235, Larry Dull 212, Bob Rodeffer 218 Land-O-Lakes Ligonier Elks 18 2 American Bldgs. 14 6 Gustos Guzzlers 14 6 > Coclneros 13 7 Sea Nymph 13 7 Syr. Legion 12 a Syr. State Bank 11 9 Luckey's Tavern 11 9 Kurleys Keglers 10 10 Wawasee Bowl 10 10 Worker Bros. Const. 10 10 . Wawasee Pro Shop St 12 Merchant Metals / 7 13 Captain's Place X 713 Kimmell Inn / 6 14 Terry's AsphaltSeallng / 6 14 KofC I 5 15 Doc's Hardware ( 5 IS High team game: Wawasee Bowl — 1125 High team series: Coclneros — 3054 600 series: M. Yoder 610, K. Knisley 605 500 series: M. Zell Inger 544, M. Durham 534, M. Clevenger 523, C. Summerlot 521, H. Hochstetler 582, D. Taylor 516, G. Klenke 551, G. Knisley 504. C. Walton 511, C. Walton 557. D. Weaver 567, M. Wappes 574, J. naisey so. R. Cook 562, B. Graff 564, P. Klntlgh M7. S. Richmond 515, T. Ervin 504, D. Fuller $99, S. Richardson 552, M. Hoile SO6, D. Mock 503, T. Cravens 540, D. Obacz 568, G. Lambright 522, D. Vanette SI, T. West 504, R. Mathew 580. R. Southern 513, G. Lowe 506 •— M 0 games: M. Yoder 202, 203, MS, M. Durham 223, H. Hochstetler 203, 211, J. Pachlnskl 200. G. Klenke 236. K. Knisley 2M. C. Walter. MT * Ctel—rite »•>. C anippw rrn «. uuex zie. K. Dunlap Ml. B. Graff 209, J. Wellman 219. D. Fuller 257, T. Cravens 202, D. Obacz 202, G. Lam-, bright 20$. R ..Mathew 210 •

With the victory, Wawasee improves its overall record to 13-4 and 3-2 in the NLC. Rochester, meanwhile, slips to 9-6 on the season and 3-2 in the conference. “This was a big win for us,” said Wawasee head coach Gary Goshert. “It’s important for us to stay close to the top in the conference. I thought our play tonight was very pleasing.” Wawasee’s defense was the difference. The Warriors were able to shut down Rochester’s offensive attack, then, use an uptempo style offense to bury the Zebras,

points. The early charge enabled the Warriors to lead at every break, which included a 34-17 halftime spread. Dick paced the Warriors’ attack with his 19 points. Basil Bonner chipped in with 13 points, while Matt Koble added 12. “It was a good team effort,” insisted JV coach Neal Frantz. “The team played well” The young Warriors’ next action is Friday evening at 6:15 against North Wood.

Mafors Gutter Dusters -49 W 26W FTW 45 31 Cinderella 43W 32W Chicago'What' 42 34 Warriors 41 35 Native Tan 41 35 Alive & Striking 38 34 High team game and series: Alive & Striking— 853-2412 500 series: T, Caudill 522 450 series: A. Wright 462 400 series: J. Simpson 418, C. Brower 425, S. Leut 427, H. Brower 431. J. Off 405, S. Kahle 447 375 series: K.Manning3Bl 200 games: T. Caudill Ml, 167 160 games: A. Wright 179, C. Brower 165, S. Leut 161, H. Brower 176, S. Kahle 190 Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles Oswego Washette 63W 28W Fairmont 56 36 Prices Auto Parts 54 38 Genes Repair 50 42 ARS Refrigeration 47W 44W Millers Heating 8. Air 47 45 Coburns 47 45 s Have Computer Will Travel 44W 47W Dangles 44 48 Hlbschman 44 48 Hatfields 42 50 First Strike 38 54 N . Webster Marina 34W 57W Clevengers 31 61 500 series: F. Moans 576. J. Simpson 554, B. Canfield 543, D. Merriman 500, E. Slabaugh 506, C. Wogoman 553, L. Pfund 518, B. Miller 506, T. White 500 450 series: S. Koher 403. C. Byrd 483, S. Clevenger 498. M. Rensberger 453, L. Hawn 469. K. Pauwels 468, K. Larimer 496, J. Miller 499, L. Cobum 475 I 200 games: F. Moans 206, 211, J. Simpson 217, S. Clevenger 200, B. Canfield 225, K. Larlmer2M 160 games: S. Koher 190, C. Simpson 167, S. Byrd 181, J. Miller 160, M. Rensberger 162, Ce Co Swlhart 166, T. Turner 160, M. Gray 164, L. Hawn 169, 160, E. Slabaugh 187,171, K. Pauwels 184. Ml, J. Miller in, 164, K. Dean 164, L. Coburn 170,164 Juniors Beauties and Boast s 46W 29W Strikers II 44 32 Pin Splitters 43 33 300 Club 41 35 Strikers I 48W 35W Pin Strikers 38 38 BonJovl Wawasee Gals / 32W 43W Hef-SSsfe I zsn ern Lucky nrs # I MW 44 W High team game and series; Stalkers I — 780-2253 ' 450 series :T. Caudill 409

“We got our transition game running early,” said Wawasee head coach Gary Goshert. “Our defensive intensity helped start the break. Plus we shot very well.” What an understatement. For the game, the Warriors canned 57% of their field goal attempts (31 of 54). In contrast, Rochester connected on 13-of-its-44 fielders (29%). In the first half, Wawasee was a team of spurts. It scored the first eight points in the game, then added a 10-point run at the start mh the second quarter to seize control of the affair. The Warriors’ eight-point spurt sent the visitors on their way. Wawasee built the 19-7 advantage after the first eight minutes, then broke the game open early in the second. Wawasee sends four wrestlers to semistate HUNTERTOWN — It was a tough weekend for Wawasee’s wrestlers. The Warriors, under first-year coach Dave VanLue, had four wrestlers advance into Saturday’s Goshen semistate while finishing fourth in the Carroll Regional. Host Carroll won the event with 101 points, while Fort Wayne Wayne was second with 96% points. Concordia followed in * third place with 68% points, and Wawasee’s 65 points was good enough for fourth place. Rounding out the top 10 were Bishop Dwenger in fifth, followed by Eastside, DeKalb, Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Churubusco, and Fort Wayne Harding. Wawasee’s lone regional champion was Jeff Welborn, Who kept his perfect record intact. Welborn, 33-0, defeated Fort Wayne Wayne’s Tim Wallace in the finals. Perhaps the closest match of the day occurred in the 119-pound division. Wawasee’s Eliseo Roa and Carroll’s Scott Hungerford battled to a 0-0 tie after three periods. However, in the overtime period, Hungerford had more strength and went on to defeat the young Warrior, 7-2. Other Wawasee wrestlers that advanced into the championship round included Brett Traviolia, who dropped a close decision to Waynes’ Will Ragle. The Warriors will send four wrestlers to Goshen this weekend for semistate competition. Action begins at 9 a.m. with championship competition is scheduled around 3 p.m.

400 series: G. Coburn 418, M. Walton 406, C. Brower 439 350 series: T. Hutter 382, J. Richardson 367, M. Minnick 396, C. Flynn 375, E. Stricklin 397 140 games: T. Hutter 148, G. Coburn 159, 152, M. Walton 164, M. Minnick 151, C. Brower 169, B. Lamb 148, T. Caudill 162,160, 147, A. Means 140 Thursday Nite Ladles Louie's S4W 21 VS Jones 54 V Wawasee Bowl 54 22 Beacon 46 30 Millers 42 34 Liberty 40W 35W S& V General Store 39 37 Buyrite 39 33 Golden Razor 38W 37W Stop Inn _ 37W 38W Charger House 37 35 Lake City Bank II 36 40 Kidds 34 38 Kreggerßros. 34 42 Thornburgs 32 44 Eagles »W 48W Lake City Bank I 27 (9 Pilchers M <* Town & Country 25M SOW Sandl's 24 48 High team game and series: Louie's — 887-2506 500 series: N. Spurting 531, Y. Cobum 545, H. Taylor SM. J. Reed 503. N. Shields SM, K. Larimer 521, C Nolan S2B. B. Noe 535, E. Slabaugh 527, M. Pauff 542. C. Shepherd 500, R. Gorrtty 574 450 series: C. Egolf 450, J. Wortlnger 458, N. Anderson 474, J. Miller 492, M. Rensberger 457, S. Delagrange 473, J. Napier 461. C. Becher 400. D. Fink 400. J. Kausal 451. R. Hite 496, B. Swlhart 452, L. Rite 407. J. Mullet 475. C. Boyd 476. B. Deßott 455. C. Miller 404. B. Graff 465. L. Hawn 478, K. Southam 465. J. White 468. D. Skevlngton 461, D. Walton 470, J. Brown 457 200 games: N. Spurting 213.17, Y. Cobum Ml, m, u. Fink 209, E. Slabaugh 211,170, M. Pauff Ml, 175, D. Skevlngton 306 170 games: H. Taylor 195, 187, J. Road IM. C. Egott 190, N. Shields 198. N. Anderson 178, K. Larimer 183, 175, J. Milter 191, 183, M. Rensberger 174. S. Detogrange 172. J. Napier 195. C. Becher 172. C. Nolan 101.170. B. Noe , 193. ML R. Hite IM. N. Reed 173, C. .in,,, Vkvi—i iri. fc. wore res. Deeon MS. B. Graff 171. L. Hawn IW, K. Southern Ml. J.' white 179. R. Gorrtty 195,191.108. D. Welton

Wawasee, with pressure defense, burned a couple of Rochester turnovers and missed Rochester field goals into 10 quick second quarter points. The second spurt, which gave Wawasee a 29-7 lead, buried the Zebras. Not even three converted Wawasee turnovers into scores near the end of the second stanza could bring Rochester within striking of the Warriors. Once the contest reached intermission, it was over. The second half was similar to the first. Wawasee played solid basketball —for the most part — while the Zebras struggled. The Warriors’ largest lead, 26 points, came in the final eight minutes. But the Warriors played sloppy down the stretch, enabling Rochester to close the gap at the end.

North Wood At Wawasee Game Time —6:15 p.m. Radio Coverage — None. Season Records — Wawasee enters this contest with North Wood with a three-game winning streak, and 13-4 overall record. The Warriors have a 3-2 Northern Lakes Conference mark. North Wood comes to the game with a 8-8 record and 1-4 NLC mark. North Wood Keys — The Panthers entered the season without much experience, but since the beginning, have developed into a nice basketball team ——__ One problem for coach Phil Lechlitner has been his teams inconsistency. The Panthers have played in helter-skelter fashion much of the season. Some of the inconsistency can be contributed to North Wood’s inexperience. However, the Panthers look to be coming on as of late. Last weekend they upset Goshen — which earlier drubbed Wawasee. Troy Schwartz and Mickey Marks are the most experienced players Lechlitner has on his roster. The two, both seniors, entered the campaign with the highest point total among varsity players. A key to the Panther attack is its ability in handling Wawasee’s pressure defense. Plymouth caused North Wood a lot of problems with its defense, and the Warriors could do the same. If North Wood takes care of the basketball, and gets good shots, it could be another thriller in Syracuse Friday evening. Wawasee Keys — Wawasee looks like it has turned its season around after dropping three straight games earlier this year. The turning point must be the Warriors’ thrilling victory over a very good Whitko team. Presently, the strength of this team is its defensive intensity and ability to use an uptempo-style offerfse.,This was very effective last weekend whenlhe Warriors rolled over Rochester by 20 points. A big plus for Wawasee is the fact that both Nathan Rhoades and Darin Atwood are looking to score more often. This has taken some of the pressure off-Tim Mangas, who leads the team in scoring. The Warriors are also receiving fine play from its frontcourt players, especially Mike Eastman and Brett Harter. Eastman has become a force inside the paint, while Harter has come up with several key plays for Wawasee. Wawasee has played five games without Fred Steffen, and it looks like they haire improved without the talented center. Just think how good they will be come sectional time when Steffen returns. The remaining three games are very important to the Warriors. With wins over North Wood and Bremen, the Warriors can finish in second place in the Northern Lakes Conference.

Preps Strikers 44 13 Alley Kittens 35 22 Cabbage Patch Girls 34 23 Bears 33 24 Merry Men 30 27 Ball Breakers 28 29 Yellow Jackets 28 29 Teddy Bears 28 29 Syracuse Bears 22 32 High team game: Yellow Jackets — 675 High team series: Bears —1270 200series: P. J, Welsser22l, T. Holterman 246 150 series: B. Schlslers 151, K. Darrah 159, R. Sherwood 157, J. Luley 162, A. Knisley 190, J. Galloway 156, S. Kausal 179, T. McFarren 106, E. Myers 189, T. Carson 167, S. Gay 156, C. Kelly 169, C. Swlhart 194, K. Knox 183, S. Knox 190. B. Guy 164 100 games: A. Knisley 107. 83. T. McFarren 109, 77, E. Myers IM, 71, P. J. Welsser 119,102. C. Swlhart 105.89, K. Knox 108,75. T. Holterman 147,99 60games: B. Schlslers 85,66, Vicki Mullins 78,65, K. Darrah 73,06, R. Sherwood 82,75, J. D. Byrd 74.64. J. Luley 76,06, M. Foltz 61,69, J. Galloway 72,84, T. Maresh 80, B. Bartman 62, S. Kausal 87,92, J. FoltzdS, T. Carson 73, 94, J. Mattlx 77,62. S. Gay 90. C. Kelly 81,88, C. Kelly 76, A. Gay 63.62, T. Lambright 67, S. Knox 91.99, A. Guy 64,63. B. Guy 92,72 Friday Night Mixed Maple Loaf 18 2 Knisley 15 5 Sleepy Owl 15 5 Yeh, But 14 6 Eby Auto 13 7 Syracuse Rubber 12 8 Bitner Eggs 10 10 Pizza 2 9 11 Kenny Pizza 8 12 D. Brazier 8 12 Triple As 8 12 Biddies 7 13 Gutter Dusters 7 13 Miller Heating 6 14 Four F's _ 5 15 DennyM 3 17 Wawasee Motors Incomplete Beers Incomplete High team game: Knisley —737 High team series: Miller Heating — 2095 "dM series: G. Knisley 610 SMsertae: J. Bitner 570, K. Sollna 536, G. HamMoc 514, D. Hamilton 592. K Knisley . K. Knisley SM, B. Penick 559, T. Kuhn A, Epon 507. L. Sawyer 504 450-sories: B. Hamilton 453. J. Maher 473, P Schopf 463, B. Smith 490.5. Sawyer 459 300 games: D. Hamilton 2M. G. Knisley 0 -ypy ~ M 0 gomes: B. Hamilton M 4.170, K. Sollna 177, Ml. 178, K. Knisley 197. M7, 193. J. Maher MS, B. Contey 176, B. Smith ISO, 144. MO, S. Sawyer M 3

Although Wawasee’s play turned sloppy, the Warriors received a stellar performance from John Frasure. Playing for Mike Eastman, who was plagued with foul problems all evening, Frasure scored all of his points in the final half. “John solidified the inside for us,” insisted Goshert. “He really did a nice job for us when things were starting to get a little carried away.” Senior Tim Mangas paced Wawasee’s uptempo attack with 26 points and eight rebounds. Darin Atwood supported Mangas’ output with 14 points, while Frasure came off the bench to score 11. “Darin took a big step in the right direction,” added Goshert. “We’ve wanted him to start looking for his shot. We know he is a

County AAoore’s Shoes M 4 Kurly's Keglers 15 5 Tux Shop 12 8 Miller's Heating 11 ’ Renegades 11 9 Lakeside Balt 11 9 W. Ser. Center 10 10 Paul's U Loek It 10 10 Parker's Hybrids 9W 10W Rinker Boats 9 11 Leisure Pools 9 11 Foy's Boat Ser. 7W 12W Augsburger's 6 14 Walker Mfg. 4 16 High team game and series: Moore's Shoes-1084-3133 600 series: W. Stahly 621 500 series: R. Sollna 519, J. Thwarts 525, R. Thwarts 529, D. Tucker 540. G. Lowe 541, M. Ganshorn 533, C. Frushour SM, R. Williams 525, D. Smith SM, L. Longenbaugh 501, C. Garner 537, R. Southern 533, M. Hawkins 526. B. Miller 536, W. Williams 536, J. Kirkdorter 540, D. Blosser 521. L. Sawyer 524, B. Allee 537, C. Eby 541, G. Nicolai 582. K. Knisley 584, M. Zelllnger 577 200 games: R. Sollna 206, J. Thwarts 211. R. Thwarts 203, C. Frushour 200. T. Kirkwood 203. B. Miller 214, D. Harper M7, L. Sawyer 208. C. Eby 223. W. Stahly 234,215. K. Knisley 223. M. Zelllnger 211 Monday Night Early Birds Swlngln GrandmaS 60W 27V5 Likens Const. S9VS MW Walker Pipers S3W 34W LSD. 52 36 Shirt Tales Y 52 36 AlteyCats 5’ 37 Connlvers 51 37 Classic Cuties SOW 37W Clndonway Shores -—4 B W 39W Sunshiners 47W 40W Bad Habits 42 46 Coclneros 41W 46W Barbee Slowpokes • 39W 40W Gutter Grabbers 38 50 Lucky Strikes 36 52 Flexsteel 51 36 52 Mlsztlts 34W 53W Walker Spirts 29 59 Duds » 56 Flexsteel 52 25W 42W High team game and series: Shirt Tales — 494-1453 500 series: M. Lambright 514. B. Swlhart 509. A. Whetten 544. C. Smith 5M 450 series: J. Daffron 470, M. Bartman 465, B Howell 452. J. Hoover 456. J. Berfceypile 456 200games: C. Smith 222 140 games: T Whetten 104. M. Lambright 194. MS. B. Swlhart 173.191. A. Whetten 170, --; <rr r> Bunlae 192. M. Si~as» -X "-LsrSLßwas MO. B. Howell 148. R. Sterner 142. C. Loucks 178. C. Smith MS, E. Wogoman MO, M. Curry MO. J. Berlceyplle 170. J. Slabaugh 170

good shooter — he proved that tonight.” For the game, the Warriors outrebounded the Zebras 38-24. Eastman, although playing sparingly after picking up his third fold in the first half, pulled down six rebounds in the first quarter. The Warriors’ next action is Friday evening at home against North Wood.

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HIGH FLYER — Nathan Rhoades scores two of his eight points during first half action at Rochester Friday evening. The Warriors easily defeated the Zebras 66-46 in the Northern Lakes Conference game. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

Bantam Monsters of the Midway 40W 16W Ghost Busters 31 26 Bears 28W MW Cubs MW MW High team game and series: Bears — 328-589 150 series: R. Schwalm 199 100 Series: J. Galloway 136, R. Blosser 115,' A. Farmer 105, S. Ousley 118 80 games: R. Schwalm 109,90 40 games: J. Galloway 72, 64. R. Blosser 60,55. B. Pllkerd 49, A. Farmer 76, A. Twatts 53,40, S. Ousley 49,49 x. Tuesday Nite Ladies Alley Cats 61W 26W Wau-Beez SSW 32W Go Getters 55 33 Inkspots 50 38 3Delltes 48W 39W Chumps 48 40 Youngsters 46 42 Grannies and the Kid 42W 45W Lambs Cate 42W 45W Runabouts 41 47 Go Go Girls 25W 62 W High team game and series: Go Getters — 493,1352 450 series: E. Wogoman 463, C. Byrd 492, L. Lamb 469, J. West 450, R. Corl 470. D Lovelleffe 494,1. Dull 457, S. Gilbert 461 200games. C. Byrd Ml 140 games: P. Snyder 171, E. Wogoman 164, K. Cree 164, L. Lamb 104, J. West 169. R. Corl 175, D. Lovellette 174,175,1. Dull 176, S. Gilbert 166 Tues. Aft. Ladies League Arrow Van SOW 2SW State Bank 42W 33W Mastercraft 42 34 Carter P.E.H. 42 34 Beacon 42 34 Teghtmeyer 39 37 LaPetlte 39 37 Paul's U-Lock-lt ‘ 30 30 Aunt Verna's Place 34 W 41 w Lil's Anchor Bar 32W 43W Ace Pest MW 47W WaChester 25W MW High team game and series: Arrow Van — 002.2334 SOO series: B. Smith 506. B. Ganz 512. MJ. Myers SOS, J . Gray Ml x«a •ertes: S. Koeer 499, J. Kausal 497. I. Kallsik 492. B. Steenport 491, S. Wolterman 493. S. Flanagan 490, M. Willard 482. J. Milter 401. R. Gorrtty 475. J. Maher 474. J. Stoelttng4s3 200 games: B. Smith 219.204. B. Ganz 200. J. Miller 203 MO games: M Willard 193. MJ. Myers 191. M 2. S. WWterman 191, L. McFarland Mb. J. Maher 195.1. Kallsik 182. S. Flanagan 191. J. Kuusai Mi, “ * tem ’7B. OmUhMO. M. Bray 162. J. Milter 147. B. Steenport ML 104. B. Ganshom MS. J. SteoMtag 173

Wed., February 11,1987 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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Bowling splits

Eight bowlers picked up splits during the Monday Night Early Birds’ league. Those picking up the splits were Monica Lambright, 2-7; Cheryl LeCount, 5-10; Jackie Daffron, 5-10; Shari Klenke, 3-10; Patsy Murdock, 2-7-9; Debbie Kemper, 94-7; Joan Hoover, 4- and Janice Slabaugh, 5- and 2-7. Those picking up the 3-10 split in the Friday Night Mixed league were Dave Fry, Bob Penick, Cheryl Ringer, Gloria Gerard, Art Epert, and Betty Epert. Picking up the 2-7 split were Dave Schopf and Dawn Parker. Donna Kuhn nailed the 5-7 split, while Dawn Parker added the 4-5 conversion and Bev Smith picked up the 4-7-9. In action in the Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles league, Jack Wallace converted the 3-10 and 4-5 splits. Other conversions included Chuck Coburn’s 3-10 pickup, Dave Carpenter added the 3-10 conversion, Leo Pfund spared the

CHIU SUPPER Sponsored By The Milford, North Webster And Syracuse Lions Clubs Friday, February 13, 1987 4:30-7:00 P.M. At Wawasee High School Cafeteria (Prior To The Wawasee VS. North Wood Basketball Game) Attests $2.50 OMrMsl.7s All proceeds will be donated to the SKILLS FOR ADOLESCENCE PBOaRAM in Wawasee Community Jr. Htgn schools.

7-9-10, Ellen Slabaugh picked up the 8-5-10, Jack Simpson converted the 3-10, and Cindy Simpson picked up the 3-10. In the Thursday Nite ladies league, Effie Johnson picked up the 4-10, and 3-9-10 splits. Others converting more than one split were Rose White, 5-10, 2-4-10; Dixie Fink, 5-7,2-7; and Jo Reed, 5-6,3-10. Those picking up the 2-7 split included Bernice Miller, Billie Gross, Kathryn Knisley, and Myrtle Patterson. Picking up the 5-6 split included Rosemary Gerrity, Corky Whitacre, Billie Noe, Charlotte Boyd, Goldie Pilcher Cindy Nolan, and Charly Egolff. The 3-10 split was converted by Barb Deßolt, Linda Rife, Betty Swihart, Routh Pounds, and Yvonne Coburn. Finally, Delight Craig picked up the 3-8-10 split, Sharon Price added the 4-10 conversion, Della Reith converted the 3-9-10, as did Eldora Wogaman, and Ethel Hughes {ricked up the 6-7-10.

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