The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 July 1987 — Page 9

Sports

Darr honored at Evansville

EVANSVILLE — Jennifer Darr was named Most Valuable Woman Swimmer at the University of Evansville during an April awards ceremony at the university. It was Darr’s second consecutive year for the award. At Evansville, she presently holds seven school swim records, four individual marks and three relays. During her senior year, Darr finished first in the 200 and 400

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MEN’S 3.3-MILE WINNERS — Pictured are the top three winlers, according to their respective age groups, in the men’s 3.3-mile ace. In the first row. left to right, are John Turco, Justin Daugherty, laniel Eagan, Scott Wheat, Ryan Swihart, Jason VhnDyne, Carl touch and Jason Douglas.

- yard medley at the • Midwest Collegiate Conference Championship, NCAA Division I, 1 at St. Louis University. She also placed first in the 100-yard and 200-yard backstroke at the same event. Darr assisted Evansville to the MCC Championship by winning all seven of her entry’s in the competition. She was the only swimmer to accomplish the feat. After graduating from ) Wawasee High School in 1983,

Darr attended Vincennes University for two years. She became a National Junior College AllAmerican at Vincennes. Other awards presented to Darr include Vincennes’ 1984 Rookie of the Year’ and 1985 Mental Attitude Award. The former Warrior will graduate in December from Evansville with a degree in criminal justice. Darr is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darr, Syracuse.

Second row, left to right, are Ron Landis, Ed Fisher, Chad Leighty, Rodney Cart, James Yoder, David Wray, Tom Wagner, Rick Clark and Steve Cotherman. In back row, left to right, are Dennis Hooley, Paul Hasse. Doug Barvon, Fred Weisser, Larry Watson, Paul Eschenfelder, Sam Neff, George Lytell, Bub Whitehead and Dale Hershberger. L——-■ .... ■' ' ’ • •'

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Cesco advances to state

WARSAW — Three area golfers qualified for the Insurance Youth Golf Classic held later this summer in Indianapolis. Warsaw's Tom Beno finished first in the qualifying round, held June 24 at Rozella Ford Golf Course. Beno’s one-over-par 73 topped Ty Woodruff’s 74. and

Wicks Marina ski show

A wrong date was printed in the Wicks Marina ad on July 1 announcing the coming ski show. The correct date is July 11. At 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 11, the marina will sponsor its'

NEVER TOO OLD— Elkhart resident Paul Randall proves that one is never too old to compete. The 70-year-old distance runner finished second in the 60 and over age group for eight milers, out-distancing one other “youngster.” Working in the insurance business, Randall traveled to Syracuse for his ninth MailJournal Flotilla road race, finishing in 1:12.25. (Photo by Linda Musselman)

Beau Bricker's 78. Wawasee’s Randy Cesco shot an 84. and will advance to the state round as a replacement for Woodruff. The Tiger golfer ips a previous committment. Brian Elliott shot a 85 in the qualifying round, while Don Fellows finished at 87, Jeff Rose at 101, Rick Tenney. 102, and Brian Rink at 104.

third annual ski show with the North Webster Ski Bees performing. There will be free popcorn and Pepsi. The rain date is July 12. Golf win for Katsanis Wawasee High School's Michelle Katsanis defeated Stacey Heffley, 6-4, in girls' Junior City Golf tournament at Fairview Tuesday. No other details were available at press time.

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i Mr \yr ► • W Au J* i ’ V J® V ■ P-'fAn V »**■ 1 Ak DISTANCE WINNERS — Medalists in the women's eight-mile version of the Mail-Journal Flotilla Road Race include, from left: Karen Brown, first; Luann Van Dyne, second, and Jenny Isen- ■ barger, third. L 'Ma J . V .«?>' IM - *** Z - w _ - - UNINTERRUPTED BREAK — James Marshall of Syracuse doesn't even break a stride while taking a refreshment at one of the water stations along the Mail-Journal Flotilla Road Race route. Marshall, who competed in the 1 1-14 age group, finished the 3.3 mile loop in 30:36. (Photo by Mark Huffman) J

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