The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 April 1987 — Page 9
Sports
Rochester trims Warriors
SYRACUSE - Wawasee’s bid for an undefeated Northern Lakes Conference boys’ baseball season was ruined Wednesday when Rochester trimmed the Warriors 4-2. Rochester spotted the Warriors a single run in the first inning, but the visitors came back with, a pair in the second. The Zebras pushed a single run across the plate in the third, - but the Warriors responded in the sixth. After Chris Yoder reached base on one of his two hits, Nathan Rhoades double the secondbaseman doubled Yoder home. ButWawasee’s game-tying rally fell short and Rochester claimed the win. Rochester scored an insurance run in its half of the seventh to protect the victory.
Wawasee 1 Oth at Lafayette
LAFAYETTE — Wawasee and Warsaw battled each other at Saturday’s Broncho Golf Invitational, but it was Lafayette Jefferson winning the prestigious event. Jeff finished with a 308, 15 strokes better than the Warriors. Warsaw placed 11th in the invitational with a 324 score, nine strokes behind Wawasee. John Nemeth battled six other
What does sports editor know?
Dear Editor, The comment by Mark Weinstein in the April is ismm concerning Steve Carlton left much to be desired. Mark’s prowess in the athletic department demonstrates how little he knows about the makeup of athletes, teams. When an older athlete is on the roster, the beginners realize that their best is not good enough. They are all wanting experience, this the older player has gone throughthis ‘striving to be good enough’ phase, so he knows the ‘knots in the stomach feeling? Maybe Steve won’t make it with some of these new clubs, that he will have the opportunity to play for, but the batters that he will face, has heard of him, and they respect his ability and that he is on the mound, for one purpose and that is to try and win the game As for. Mark’s second judg-
Bowling
Er idayN ightMixed -— —r* Maple Leaf 46 18 Knisley 42 22 Gutter Dusters 37 27 Millers Heating 37 27 Sleepy Owl 36 28 Syracuse Rubber 35 29 Triple As Plus One. 33 31 D.Q.Jjkazier 33 31 Yeh, But 33 31 Biddles 32t0 3Jto Beers 3Tto i 12to Eby Auto 30 34 Bitner Eggs 29 35 Wawasee Motors 28 ’/a .35 to Pizza 2 27 to 36 to Denny-66- 26 38 Kenny Pizza 23 41 Four Fs 15 49 High team game and series: Miler Heating — 728 2041 500 series: K. Solina 560, D. Hamilton 540, S. Sawyer 510, P. Smith 553, P Bright 514, A. Epert 565, T. Kuhn 500, L. Ryman 529, TCravens 559, K. Knisley 538, J. Bitner 573« L Kalisiksl9 7
Bowling splits?
Several splits were picked up during the Thursday Night Ladies League. Below are all splits converted, including those two weeks ago: Lucy Ulery, 3-10, 3-10; Cherry Byrd, 3-10, 3-10; Ellen Slabaugh, 3- 3-6-8-10; Sharon Delagrange, 4- 5-7; Jo Reed, 3-10; Helen Taylor, 5-8-10; Corky Whitacre, 2- Kathryn Knisely, 2-7; Lilly Hawn, 3-10; Mary Knox, 5-6; Vickie Brennaman, 4-5-7; Myrtle Patterson, 5-7; Kathy Dean, 4-5-7, Betty Swihart, 2-5-7; and Darcy Dean, 3-10. Splits converted one week earlier: Ellen Slabaugh, 3-10, 3- Lilly Hawn 9-10,5-10; Kanda Southern, 5-10, 3-10; Connie Salina, 5-10; Mary Paroff, 5-8-10; Billie Gross, 3-10; Garnett Shepherd, 3-10; Claudia Shepherd, 2-4-6-7; Mary Smith*. 3-10; Kathy Dean, 3-10; Myrtle Patterson, 2-7; Sara Mitchell,
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Mike Vandiepenbos pitched into the sixth inning for Wawasee and-tbok the loss. Chris Cotton remeved Vandiepenbos in the sixth and surrendered Rochester’s final run in the seventh. Matt Koble, Yoder, and Cotton were the hitting stars for Wawasee, each collecting a pair of hits. Only Yoder and Rhoades —collected and extra-base hit — doubles —for Wawasee. At Syracuse Rochester 021 000 1 — 4 8 0 >Wawasee 100 001 0 — 2 7 3 Adam Hoover (WP, 2-1) and Brett Williams. Mike Vandiepenbos (LP, 1-1), Chris Cotton (6) and Scott Robinson, Scott Baker (.7), Hits — Matt MtCall (R), 2; Craig Shombarger (R), 2; Matt Koble (W), 2; Chris Yoder (W), 2; Chris Cotton (W), 2. 2B — Steve Ruckman (R), Chris Yoder (W), Nathan Rhoades (W).
golfers tor medalist honors, but Lafayette Jeff’s Phil Cevalo won the honor with a 74. Five others, including Nemeth, finished in a tie for second with a 75. Derek Smith shot an 80 for the Warriors, as did Doug Nigbor. Tim Keim concluded play with an 88, while Dave O’Neal ended with an 89. Wawasee is still without Darin Atwood.
ing the big league managers, he doesn’t appear to be in that league either. He should know that it takes experience and ‘greeness’ to make and athletic team. The great Bob Feller once made the cryptic remark that still rings true, ‘maybe I am not as fast with a pitch as I was 20 years ago, but I can still throw it where they can’t hit it too well? Experience is one thing that cannot be bought, it must be earned. Steve Carlton has learned it well, as long as he is . on the opposing teams bench
450 series: J.Maher4sl, s: C0y499,T L. Hawn 497, T. Jones 478, T. Stewart 469, B. Smith 472, P. Schopf 4/2, B. Hamilton 472 200 games. S. 206, L Hawn 201, T. Cravens Smith 232, A. Epert 202, L. Sawyer 210, K. Solina 201 160 games: I. Kalisik 181, 182, S. Coy 167, 180, S. Swinehart 166, T. Jones 190, T. Stewart 161, B. Smith 169, 177, S. Sawyer 173, 170, 167, P. Schopf 175, K. Solina 178 181 Monday Night Early Birds Likens Const. 88'2 43t0 Swingin Grandmas 84 48 Walker Pipers 79t0 52'/ 2 Alley Cats 78to 53 to Shirt Tales 78 54 L S D. 58 Connivers 71 61 Sunshiners 69t0 62 to Cindonway Shores 68to 63t0 Classic Cuties 64t0 67t0
5-7; Pam Pollock, 5-6; Eleanor Price, 4-5; Norma palloway, 5-10; Effie Johnson, 3-10; Sharon Balesla, 4-5; Mick King, 5-10; Jean Brown, 5-10; Ethel Hughes, 5-7; and Kathryn Knisely, 2-7. Baseball uniform night scheduled — The Milford Baseball Boosters Club has reported that May 5 has been set as uniform night for the Youth League girls major and minor league softball, T-ball and pony league. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in the Milford Junior High School gym.
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Wawasee 11th at Goshen Relays
(Continued from page 8) Smith (Gary Roosevelt) 14.8 Q; 3. James Caper (F.W. Wayne) 14.90; 4. Alvin Walker (LaSalle) 15.19; 5. Darryl Hawkins (F.W. North) 15.20; 6. Marlon Moore (Washington) 15.40. 1400 Relay (First Race) —l. Elkhart Memorial (Chris Carl, Melvin Thompson, Anthony Nave, Jerry Redmond) 3:22.80; F.W. Snider 3:25.90; 3. F.W. North 3:26.10; Gary West ■ 3:26.60:-5:- Elkhart Central 3:29.60; 6: Mishawaka 3:36.70. 1600 Relay (Second Race) —l. Gary Roosevelt XWilliam Martin, Philip Stookey powers Warriors past Valley SYRACUSE — Rhonda Stookey belted a pair of home runs, including a game-winning threerun shot in the second inning, as Wawasee gained its first victory in school history with a 15-11 decision over Tippecanoe Valley. Stookey’s second-inning blast erased a 7-4 Warrior deficit and propelled the hosts to the win. The Wawasee slugger clubbed a grand slam in the third, giving the Warriors a 13-7 advantage. Stookey finished with eight RBIs on the day. Shelly Bushong added three singles to Wawasee’s cause while Michelle Coy went the distance for her first high school win.
the batters want him to stay there. Respectfully, Arthur Chaney I didn't realize we had a Steve Carlton fan living in Kosciusko County. Obviously there’s at least one. Anyway, I appreciated Mr. Chaney's typed letter. It was informative and to the point. However, my viewpoint on Steve Carlton’s career is unchanged. I firmly believe, as many others do, that Carlton’s playing days are numbered. I do not care if he has all the experience in the world, he is washed up. . The ONLY reason Carlton is still pitching is that Cleveland, a possible contender in the American League East, needs pitching — desperately. Carlton's signing with the Indians is an obvious last-ditch effort by the Tribe to solve some of their pitching problems.
Barbee Slowpokes -63' 2 68'2 Gutter Grabbers 61 71 Lucky Strikes 60 72 Cocinero's 59 73 Bad Habits 57 75 Miszfitts 55 to 72t0 Flexsteel No. 2 53t0 78' 2 Flexsteel No. 1 53 79 Duds 49 83 Walker Splits 44' 2 87'2 High team game and series: LS D —52 T, 1377 500 series: J. Maule 541, C. Smith 578 450 series: A. Whetten 484, P. Riggen 459, R. Farmer 451, S. Klenke 466, L. Roose 468, J. Slabaugh 499, L. Dunfee 459, J. Likens 458, M. Lambright 492, D. Kemper 481 200games: J. Maule 210, C. Smith 223 160 games: E. Wogoman 168, A. Whetten 195, J. Hoover 171, P. Riggen 168, 170, B. Howell 176, C. LeCount 162, J. Maule 178, R. Farmer 160, C. Smith 181, 174, R. Laughlin 167, K. Goldenberg 160, M. Bartman 164, S. Klenke 172, 178, D. Dunlap 173, L. Roose 176, J. Slabaugh 167, 191, L. Dunfee 161, M. Lam bright 198, B. Swihart 172, D. Kemper 169, B. Hiatt 196, S.Minnix 171 County Tux Shop 47-to 16to Kurly’s Keglers 43t0 20to Moore's Shoes 38 26 Miller's Heating 37 27 Foy's Boat Ser. 36t0 27t0 Rinker Boats 33 31 Renegades 33 31 Wawasee Ser. Center 32t0 31 to Leisure Pools 29 35 Parker's Hybrids 28to 35t0 Paul's U Lock It 25t0 38to Lakeside Bait 24 40 Augsburger's 22 42 Walker Mfg. 19 45 High team game and series: Parker's Hybrids—lo72,3lol 600 series: R. Salina 611 500/ierles: A. Baker 564, T. Harper 515, P. NVorseau 507, D. Rothchild 512, B. Coburn 544, C. Frushour 545, D. Cotton 530, J. Sender 517, D. Howell 538, D. Tucker 510, R. Riggen 519, W. Williams 503, E. Swihart 504, J Klrkdorfer 505, J. Thwalts 575, S. Salina 502, B. Thwalts 554, C. Eb/538, W. Stahly 582, M. Zellinger 573, K. Knisley 548, E. Coburn 584, C. Garner 580, T. B. Allee 545, G. Senders 543, M. Hawkins 512, J. Mitchell 504 200 games: A. Baker 213, T. Harper 203, D.
Jefferson, Toure Douglas, Richard Wi150n!3:23.90; 2. LaSalle 3:24.30; 3. Adams 3:24.50; 4. F.W. Northrop 3:27.80; 5. Washington 3:35.90; 6. F.W. Wayne 3:35.90. Shot Put —l. Marc Meekins (Gary Roosevelt) 51-10'A; 2. Troy Williams (Riley) 50-s'/2, 3. Eric Gall (Elkhart Central) 49-9 3/4; 4. Troy Atkinson (Elkhart Memorial) 4916; 5. Brad Lewis (Penn) 48-1; 6. Kevin Rems •‘‘vf Elkhart Memorial) 47 -B%^———— 300 Hurdles (First Race) —l. Solomon Emerson (F.W. Snider) 38.60; 2. Michael LeSure (LaSalle) 39.10; 3. Cory Green (F.W. Wayne) 39.40; 4. Ross Hales (Elkhart Memorial) 40.30; 5. Phil Thornton (Mishawaka) 40.90; 6. Randy Workman (Penn) 41.20. 300 Hurdles (Second Race) —l. Elbert Turner (Gary Roosevelt) 38.10; 2. Marion Moore (Washington) 39.20 ; 3. Von Ganaway (F.W. North) 39.70 ; 4. James Suttle (F.W. Northrop) 40.90; 5. Todd WaTKei (Warsaw) 41.20; 6. Adam Bauer (Adams) 41.70. 100 —l. Corey Williamson (Gary Roosevelt) 10.90; 2. Kevin Williams (Adams) 10.93; 3. Raymond Griffin (LaSalle) 11.07; 4. Mike Ealy (F.W. Northrop) 11.25; 5. James Irby (F.W. North) 11.26; 6. Kirk Torrence (Gary Roosevelt) 11.44. Sprint Medley Relay (First Race) — 1. Gary West (Robert Robinson, Eric Carter, Kendrick Robinson, Ezpll. Ramsey) 1:34.50; 2. Gary Roosevelt 1:35.80; 3. Elkhart Central 1:35.90 ; 4. Penn 1:37.90; 5. ,; F.W. Northrop 1:39.40, 6. F.W. Snider 1:39.80. Sprint Medley (Second Race) —l. Riley (Roy White, Reggie White, Robert Stokes, Aaron Moore) 1:33.90; 2. Elkhart Memorial LaSalle 1:35.70; 4. F.W. North 1:36.30; 5. F.W. Wayne 1:39.20; 6. Mishawaka 1:41.50. 3200 Relay (First Race) —l. F.W. Northrop (Sam White, Mike Blaettner, Carl Malone, Darryl Green) 8:07.50; 2. Warsaw 8:27.80; 3. Elkhart Central 8:37.20; 4. Gary West 8:39.30; 5. Riley8:41.80; 6. Adamsß:s4.so. 3200 Relay (Second Race) — T. Gary Roosevelt (Greg Wesley, Philip Jefferson, Richard Woods, Richard Wilson) 8:02.20; 2. Elkhart Memorial 8:03.10; 3. F.W. Wayne 8:18.40; 4. Penn 8:19.30; 5. F.W. North 8:38.20; 6. Mishawaka 8:41.60. , • Class B Team Scores — Goshen and Plymouth 80, North Wood 60, Manchester 55, Concord 51, Norwell 48, Academy 43, Wabash 42, East Noble 40, Whitko 39, Wawasee 30, Lakeland 27, tie: DeKalb and Fair field 26, Fort Wayne Carroll 24, New Prairie 22, South Bend St. Joseph's 19, ‘ Northridge 15, Garrett 14, Bremen 5, Westview 4, Marian 2, West Noble 2. 3200 Relay (First Race) —l. Man Chester (Gene Dyson, Walter Lambert, J D. Longanecker, Eric Underwood) 8:25.70; 2. New Prairie 8:30.20; 3. Concord 8:34.50; 4. LaVille 8:38.10; 5. St. Joe 8:43.80; 6. Nor thridgeß:s6.9O. 3200 Relay (Second Race) —l. Plymouth (Dennis Hamann, Troy
Likens 201, D Rothchild 203, M. Ganshorn 200, C. Frushour 217, D. Cotton 221, J. Senders 233, R Salina 203, 206, 204, J Thwaits 202, 214, B. Thwalts 210, C. Eby 223, W. Stahly 214, M. Zellinger 214, K. Knisley 203, E. Coburn 222, C. Garner 211, T. Smith 204, R. Southern 215 Land O Lakes Ligonier Elks 51 13 American Builders 43 21 Wawasee Bowl 41 23 American Legion 41 23 Kurley's Keglers 39 Sea Nymph 36 28 Merchant Metals x. 32 32 State Bank of Syracuse X 32 32 Kimmel Inn • 32 32 Cocineros 31 33 Werkerßros. 31 33 Gusto's Guzzlers 31 33 Wawasee Pro Shop 30 34 KofC '• 27 37 Doc's Hardware 26 38 Luckey's Tavern 21 43 Captain's Place 19 45 Terry's Asphalt 15 49 High team game: State Bank — 1063 High team series: Elks —3049 600 series: G. Klenke637 500 series. F. Heath 515, J. Miller 500, S. Richmond 577, G. Lambright 543, D. Vanette 568# T. West 554, R. Mathew 588, D. Weaver 526, M. Wappes 594, R. Cook 524, D. Mock 554, L. Ryman 519, W. Schwalm 503, K. Knisley 540, J. Walton 517, E. Senart 570, B Gunn 538, J. Wellman 541, T. Ervin 503, J Wortinger 538, G. Lowe 558, L. Longenbaugh 574, J, Sheets 534, R. Mullins 505, M. Zell inger 560, M. Durham 586, P. Flanagan 560, B. Wright 540, J. Gerard 573, T. Cravens 524, R. Taylor 556 200 games: S. Richmond '2OT7 _ G\Lam bright 214, D. Vanette 240, R. Mathew 21\M. Wappes 213, 202, D. Mock 213, J. Scarberry
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Amor, Tirrr Filson, Glenn Weidner) 8:15.60, k. Lakeland 8:24.50; 3. Wabash 8139.50 ; 4. Goshen 8:40.90; 5. Norwell 8)41’40; 6. North Wood 8:46.50. Sprint Medley Relay (First Race) — 1. Culver Military (Eric Henkel, Craig 4 Sutila, Bob Bailey, Owen Hayes) 1:38.60; 2. East Noble 1:39.10; 3. Plymouth 1:39.40; 4. Wawasee 1:39.90 ; 5. Bremen 1:43.20 ; 6. Garrett ._„L'43.50. - - Sprint Medley Relay (Second Race) —l. Concord (Brad Longacre, Torey Olds, Pete Qeuschle, Chris Robertson) 1:36.40; 2. Northridge 1:40.60; 3. Wabash 1:41.00; 4. Central Noble 1:41.80; 5. Marian 1:44.70; 6. West Noble 1:45.20. Sprint Medley Relay (Third Race) —l. North Wood (Troy Andrews, Andy Stump, Scott Hartman, Richard Culp) 1:35.40; 2. Goshen 1:37.90, 3. Manchester 1:39.40; 4. F.W. Carroll 1:39.80; 5. Norwell 1:39.90; 6. Lakeland 1:42.-20. Sprint Relay (First Race) —l. DeKalb (Roger Hagewood, Steve Ulm, Frank Souder, Joel Frymier) 46.40; 2. Lakeland 46.60; 3. Plymouth 46.70 ; 4. LaVille 46.90; 5. Westview 47.90; 6. Garrett 48.20. Sprint Relay (Second Race) —l. F.W. Carroll (Zeke Stewart, Mark Stauffer, Kirk Ray, Rod Myers) 45.40; 2. Fairfield 45.90; 3. Goshen 46.10; 4. Manchester 46.10; 5. Concord 46.60; 6. CMA 46.60. Sprint Relay (Third Race) — Norwell (Marc Gavilanez, Shawn Chaney, Matt, Scheckel, David Grear) 44.8 ; 2. Wawasee 45.70; 3,. St. Joe 45.90; 4. Central Noble 47/10; 5. Whitko 47.40; 6. Bremen 48.20. 1600 (First Race) —l. Glenn Weidner (Plymouth) 4:25.10; 2. Anthony Howe (East Noble) 4:27.50 ; 3. Dave DeNeve (New Prairie) 4:31.60; 4 Walter Lamert (Manchester) 4:31.90; 5. Mark DeWitt (F.W. Car roll) 4:37.50; 6.|Matt Jones (Westview) 4:39.50. 1 ’am (Second Saca) 1. Pets Bieghler (Plymouth) 4t 18.10; 2. Ryan Pesce (New Prairie) 4)26.50; 3. Hans Weber (St. Joe) 4:47.60; 4. Eric Underwood (Manchester) 4:31.20; 5. Ray Ball (Norwell) 4:33.00, 6. Mike Fruchey (F.W. Carroll) 4:38.80. 800 Relay (First Race) —l. Concord (Pete Deuschle, Trever Smith, Kevin Darcy, Bill Heerschop) 1:35.00 ; 2. Wawasee 1:35.30; 3. St. Joe 1:38.10; 4. LaVille 1:38.20 ; 5. Whitko 1:38.70, 6. Norinridge 1:38.90. 800 Relay (Second Race) —l. Norwell (Marc Gavilanez, Shawn Chaney, Matt Scheckel, Pat Kissell) 1:34.60; 2. Central Noble 1:36.80; 3. Lakeland 1:40.43; 3. East Noble 1:40.60 ; 4. CMA 1:41.50; Westview 1:41.90. 800 Relay (Third Race) —l. North Wood (Trevor Paulus, Andy Stump, Scott Hartman, Troy Andrews) (1:35.70; 2. Manchester T 36.70; 3. Plymouth Delfalb 1:37.60; Wabash 1:38.80 ; 6. F.W. Carroll 1:39.90. 1600 Relay (First Race) —l. Nor thWood (Trevor Paulus, Scoft Hart man, Matt Geiger, Richard Culp) 3:35.00. 2. Manchester 3:39.00,' r T Fairfield 3:41.50; 4. Central Noble
214, G Klenke 258, K Knisley 212, J. Walton 225, C. Walton 205, E. Senart 213, J. Wellman 242, L. Longenbaugh 213, G. Lowe 201, M. Zellinger 200, M. Durham 206, 201, J Gerard 212, R Taylor 219 Thursday Nite Ladies Louies 84to 35'2 Wawasee Bowl 81 39 Jones 80 40 Golden Razor 71 to 48'2 Buyrite 69 51 Charger House 68 52 Millers 68 52 Liberty 65'2 54'2 Kidds 62t0 57t0 Beacon 61 59 Lake City Bank II 56 64 S & V General Store 56 64 Kreager Bros. 56 &4 Pilchers 54'? 65'2 Stop Inn 54 66 Eagles 45t0 74'2 Sandis 44 76 Town 8> Country 42'2 77'2, Thornburgs 41 79 Lake City Bank I 39t0 80to High team game and series: Kidds — 853 2403 500 series: K. Creps 503, C. Miller 517, E. Slabaugh 504, K. Southern 556, L. Rife 508, N. Reeve 533, H. Taylor 531 450 series: D. Funk 489, C. Boyd 485, D. Dean 470, S. Keim 491, C. Jeffries 455, P Culp 455, S. Gilbert 466, R. Gerrity 477, C. Solina 450, N. Shields 455, N. Ahderson 494, E. Hughes 466, P. Pollock 490, S. Delagrange 474, J. Napier 456, B. Swihart 482, C. Nolan 460, A. Miller 475, K. Knisley 479, M. Somers 469, P. Johnson 469, D. Walton 455, J. Brown 452, R. Hite 499, Y. Coburn 470, J. Reed 496 200 games: K. Creps 222, C. Miller 203, K. Southern 230, 201 C. Boyd 185, S. Gilbert 175, R.
3:42.80; 5. Wabash 3:49.20; 6. West Noble 3:49.30. 1600 Relay (Second Race) —l. Goshen (David Snyder, Brad Miller, Jim Bechler, Doug Hershberger) 3:32.40; 2. LaVille 3;40.30; 3. Whitko 3:41.50; 4. Garret,t 3:43.60;., 5. Lakeland 3:46.40; 6. DeKalb 3:50.80. 1600 Relay (Third R»ce) —l. Plymouth (Troy Amor, Glenn Weidner, H.J. Stukenborg, Bieghler) 3:32.40 ; 2. Concord 3. East Noble 3:37.80; 4. Norwell 3:42.40; 5. Wawasee 3:44.90; 6. Northridge 3i47.80. Shot Put —l. Greg Farrall (CMA) 55-11 3/4; 2. Jim Wilson (DeKalb) 52-6; 3. Scott McDowell Wawasee 52-51/4; 4. Deren Wilder (Plymouth) 49-8 3/4; 5. Bruce Rice (Norwell) 49-6 3/4; 6. Bruce Nethercutt (Northridge) 49-2 3/4. 300 Low Hurdles (First Race) —l. Mario Cardinal! (Wabash) 40.40; 2. Ed Ruiz (Plymouth) 40.40 ; 3. Jim Mauter (Goshen) 40.70; 4. Kevin Darcy (Concord) 41.50; 5. Mark Anderson (Lakeland) 42.00; 6. Don Deter (Wawasee) 43.50. 300 Low Hurdles (Second Race) —l. Brad Harpence (North Wood 40.10; 2. Mike Kline (Whitko) 40.30; 3. Troy Hochstetler (Fairfield) 41.20; 4. Brent Stanley (Manchester) 41.30; 5. Jerry LeTolle (DeKalb) 43.00; 6. Rob Zook (Northridge). 300 Low Hurdles (Second Race) —l. Owen Hayes (CMA) 40.20; 2. Ron Macklin (Norwell) 41.30; 3. .Tom Ashby (East Noble) 42.40; 4. Alan Woehnker (Garrett) 42.70; 5. Corey Jacobs (Bremen) 43.00 ; 6. John Hancuff (LaVille) 43.50. 100 —l. Richard Culp (North Wood 11.10; 2. Shawn Chaney (Norwell) 11.40; 3. Rod Myers (F.W. Carroll) 11.42; 4. Bill Heerschop (Concord) 11.56; 5. Greg Farrall (CMA) 11.58; 6 t Mike Meek (Wawasee) 11.59. Discus —l. Deren Wilder (Plymouth) 151-9; 2. Greg Farrall (CMA) 148-8; 3. Bryan Sherwin (Whitko) 141-6; 4. Mike Mauer (Garrett) 139-5; 5. Bruce Nethercutt (Northrop) 139-3; 6. Steve Chrisman (North Wood 139.2. High Jump —l. Roger Conant (Goshen) 6-8; 2. Mario Cardinali (Wabash) 6-8; 3. Mike Glick (Whitko) 6-4; 4. Todd Hansen (Concord) 6-3; 5. Mickey Marks (North Wood 6-0; 6. Randy Wallace (DeKalb) 6-0. Long Jump —l. Roger Conant (Goshen) 21-5; 2. Alan Carpenter (Goshen) 21-3'/<; 3. Paul Osborne (East Noble) 21-1; 4. Jeff Eckert (Manchester) 20-9 W; 5. Bill Heerschop (Concord) 20-B'/2; 6. Chris Robertson (Concord) 20-6 , /<. Pole Vault —l. Jeff Hawn (Central Noble) 13-2; 2. Mike Kline (Whitko) 13 2; 3. Greg Kitson (Fairfield) 12-6; 4. Mike Rudolph (Goshen) 12-6; 5. Dave Yuska (East Noble) 12-6; 6.- Matt Weller (Manchester) 12-6. High Hurdles —l. Roger Conant (Goshen) 14.50; 2. Mario Cardinali (Wabash) 15.20; 3. Brad Harpence (North Wood 15.30; 4. Jim Mauter (Goshen) 15.50; 5. Brent Stanley (Manchester) 15.80; 6. Mike Kline (Whitko) 15.80.
Gerrity 184, N. Shields 171, S. Keim 188, E. Hughes 187, P. Pollock 185, M. Patterson 172, E Slabaugh 185, 175, F Money 172, C. Nolan 179, V. Brennaman 175, L. Rife 172, 171, M. Somers 174, P. Johnson 176, M. King 189, J. Brown 180, R. Hite 177, 172, N.JReeve 189,177, Y. Coburn 181, H. Taylor 189, 173 4-16-87 Honor Scores 500 series: K. Pauwels 505, K. Southern 532, K. Knisley 542, D. Fink 503, C. Nolan 526, D. Walton 507, C. Miller 504, J. Kausal 510, H. Taylor 509, L. Rife 528, C. Shepherd 506, J. Wortinger 507 450 series: K. Larimer 471, C. Whitacre 463,-F. Money 485, M. Somers 490, M. King 472, L. Bobeck 479, J. Brown 480, K. Creps 484, V. Bennett 464, N. Spurling 491, J. Reed 475, P. Summerlot 475, P. Pollock 478, J. Napier 467, C. Becher 454,, B. Swihart 495, E. Slabaugh 485, G. Shepherd 473, M. Pauff 466, B. Miller 452, P. Culp 450, S. Gilbert 478, D. Skevington 450, R. Gerrity 485, C. Egolf 450, N. Shields 494 G 200games: K. Pauwels223, K. Knisley 231, D. Walton 214, C. Shepherd 202
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S jOIfISH ar* Hbtah. xiHm fIIHHHk BI STRONG SERVE —Kim Nfwcomber serves during Wawasee’s junior varsity action against Westview Monday evening. Newcomber defeated her Westview opponent. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)
170 games: K. Larimer 188, L. Yoder 184, C. Whitacre 175, K. Southern 183, 180, F. Money 188, 170, D. Fink 174, C. Nolan 189, 170, M. Somers 182, 174, J. Brown 179, K. Creps 180, 173, C. Miller 181, 174, J. Kausal 196, 193, R. Hite 171, N. Spurling 192, J. Reed 175, H.
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Taylor 194. P. Summerlot 175, P. Pollock 178, L Rife 192, 181, B Swihart 175, 172, E. Slabaugh 172, 171, G. Shepherd 176, M. Pauff 173, P. Cole 172, S. Gilbert 183, D. Skevington 178. R. Gerrity 182, N Shields 183. J. Wor“finger 178,170
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