The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 September 1987 — Page 9
Sports
WJH captures 11th at invite
Eric Strieby finished 11th in the West Noble Invitational Saturday, Sept. 19, pacing Wawasee’s Junior High cross country team to the tpam championship. Strieby’s 10:46 nipped teammate Matt Johnson for team Triton defeated Matt Johnson and Eric Strieby tied for first place and Scott Wheat placed third as Wawasee’s Junior High cross country team defeated Triton 15-50. Johnson and Strieby finished in 11:25, while Wheat had a 11:34 clocking. Jeremy Sponseller was fourth at 11:46 with Jason Mock fifth with a 12:06 time. Other Warriors runners placing in the top 10 were Ryan Shoemaker, sixth (12:08); Jason Slabaugh, seventh (12:24); and Cris Lung, 10th ((13:47). In girls’ competition, Angie Garner placed second (12:52), Gina Minton, third (14:35) and Tiffany Titus, fourth (14:55) for the Warriors. Erin Titus was fifth (15:01), while Heather Mishler placed sixth (17:05) and Kelly Daugherty, seventh (18:13). Amy Pratt competed but was forced to the sidelines due to an injury.
Bowling
hnaay hiyiii iViixeu Khisley's 13 3 Smith Farms 12 4 Millers Heating 12 4 Yeh, But 11 5 Buds Body 10’/ 2 s’/2 Martin Feed 9 7 A& B 9 7 Sleep Owl 7 9 Bitner Eggs 7 9 No. 16 7 9 Reads Racing 6 10 Syracuse Rubber 6 10 Laketronics s’/ 2 lO'/ 2 National Products 5 11 Aunt Verna's 5 11 Denny 66 5 13 High team game and series: Martin's Feed-675 1970 500 series: K. Solina 529, S. Smith 565, D. Hamilton 532, R. Carroll 529, S. Kalisik 532, S Parker 574, J. Gerard 553, T. White 513, P. Smith 544, S. Swinehart 522, G. Knisley 523, M. Allberry 561 450 series: S. Willour 476, J. Miller 452, L. Hawn 489, T. Stewart 456 200 games: D. Hamilton 201, S. Smith 203, S. Kalisik 210, S. Parker 225, P. Smith 223, S. Swinehart 209, M. Allberry 209 160 games: B. Hamilton 177, K. Solina 198, 166, 165, S. Willour 187, C. Jones 189, R. Car roll 174, 190, 165, J. Miller 175, G. Gerard 164, L. Hawn 161,170, T. Stewart 164 Monday Night Early Birds Cocinero's 13 3 Bowling Bags 12 4 Duds 12 4 Shirt Tales 11 5 Spare Time Girls 11 5 Flexsteel No. 3 11 5 L.S.D. 9 7 Likens Const. 8 8 Walker Pipers 8 8 The Tailenders 8 8 Sizzlettes 8 8 W.BL. 7 , Flexsteel No. I 7 9 Walker Reworks 7 9 Sunshiners 4 10 Walker Cut Ups 6 10 Lucky Strikes 6 10 Flexsteel No 2 4 12 Swingin Grandmas -3 13 Gutter Grabbers 3 13 High team game: Likens Const.— 433 High team series: Shirt Tales— 1345 450 series: M. Lambright 472, B. Swlhart 486, C. Swlhart 463, L. Dunfee 457, C. Jones 464, C. Simpson 457, J Berkeyplle47s 160 games: E. Wogoman HI, J. Hoover 165, S. Klenke 180, M. Lambright 162, 173, B Swlhart 181. 173, P. Rlggen 178, L. Spurllng 175, L. Brewster 174, C Jones 180, P. Laker 165. J. Likens 165, C. Simpson 168, 161, L. Paternoster 162, S. McKee 179, J. Berkeyplle 185, M. Bartman 162, D. Sherwood 169 Land O'Lakes Sea Nymph 13 3 American Bldgs. 12 4 Cocinero's 12 4 Kurly's 12 4 Burger's 12 4 Maxwelton 12 4 Ligonier Elks 11 5 Wawasee Bowl 10W 5 Werker Bros 10 6 Merchant Metals 9 7 State Bank of Syracuse 8 8 American Legion 7 9 Biddle's 6 10 RC's Pier 6 10 Read's Racing „ 5 11 Doc s Hardware 5 11 Wawasee Pro Shop 4 12 K of C 3 13 Terry's Asphalt 2W 13W Lucky's Tavern 2 14 High team game and series: Burger Dairy — 1080 3044 600 series: M. Zelllnger 625, L. Edwards 614, L. Nicolai 623, S. Richmond 669, K. Knisley 608 500 series: M. Yoder 520, R. Mullins 516, M. Durham 516, M. Clevenger 594, C. Martin 579, H. Hostetter 500, R. Stahley 587, S. Parker 507, B. Penick 522, C. Werker 557, S. Nicolai 542, G. Nicolai 573, M. Steele 519, P. Flanagan 543, C. Coburn 507, J. Miller 504, C. Wogoman 517, B. Eyer 503, C. Summerlot 570, G. Price 528, R. Taylor 502, C. Boles 536, G. Klenke 513, G. Knisley 505, D. Obacz 516, B. Obacz 506, J. Gerard 509, T. Cravens 523, E. Senart 517, D. Fuller 514, T. Ervin 503, C. Harwood 507, J. Wortlnger 539, T. Smith 526, L. Longenbaugh 506, D. Smith 560, D. Barhydt 531, J. Walton 530, C. Walton 553, C. Walton 526, G. Lambright 561, R. Mathew 546, D. Weaver 533, C. Fink 421. J. Halsey 523, R. Cook 555 200 games: M. Zelllnger 247, M. Durham 201, M. Clevenger 234, 202, C. Mortorton 221, R. STahley 236, L. Edwards 221, 202, C. Werker 212, L. Nicolai 214, 226, M. Steele 202, S. Nicolai 201, P. Flanagan 329, C. Coburn 221, J. Miller 228, S. Richmond 221, 245, 203, C. Wogoman 203, B. Eyer 540, C. Summerlot 210,-200, G. Price 202, G. Klenke 216. K. Knisley 224, 234, J. Gerard 229, E. Senart 201, D. Fuller 200, C.J. Harwood 212, T. Smith 212, D. Smith 201, C. Walton 203. G. Lam bright 205, R. Mathew 207, D. Weaver 214, J. Johnson 222
honors. Johnson finished in 10:47, while Scott Wheat was 13th at 10:47. Jeremy Sponseller placed 24th with an 11:05 clocking; Ryan Shoemaker was 40th at 11:27; and Jason Mock finished in the 61st position with his 11:54 time. In the reserve race Angie Gamer led Wawasee to the vic-
Netters place first
LAKEVILLE - Jason Hollar won the third singles position and Wawasee’s two doubles team claimed victories as the Warriors won the LaVille Invitational Saturday, Sept. 19. Matt Koble and Adam Wilson joined efforts in the second doubles match to give the Warriors the win. Meanwhile, Wawasee’s top doubles team — Mike Leedy and Kermit Kropf — went to a third match before winning. The win by Leedy and Kropf secured the team championship for Wawasee. The Warriors’ top player, Bob Strombeck finished second in the competition.
Thwalts Realty 9 3 Pilcher Shoes 9 3 Foy's Boat Service 9 3 Wawasee Service Center 8 4 Kurly's Keglers 7 5 Tux Shop 7 5 Blue Fin 5 7 Parker's Hybrids 3 9 Flexsteel 3 9 Miller's Heating Inc. 3 5 Augsburger'sN W. Inc. 17 Team 12 Inc. 0 4 High team game: Foy's Boat Service — 946 High team series: Pilcher Shoes —2715 500 series: L Sawyer 520, R. Solina 555, B Thwalts 540, C. Eby 503, W. Stahly 525, M Zelllnger 564, K. Knisley 551, E. Coburn 572, J Stork 539, L. Welty 503, G. Newcomer 565, G. Lowe 579, M Ganshorn 528, B. Knisley 566, E. Hartings9o, C. Coburn 529, C. Swlhart 576, T Kuemmel 547, G. Stone 540. L Longenbaugh 528, C. Garner 540, J Thwalts 593, S. Butt 530, T. Clevenger 545, L Thwalts 512, D. Vice 514, J. Brown 507 200 games: R. Solina 210, B. Thwalts 214, M. Zelllnger 209, E. Coburn 212, G. Newcomer 205, G Lowe 206 213, M. Gan shorn 201, B. Knisley 208 200, E. Harting 209 211, C. Swlhart 224, T. Kuemmel 202, G. Stone 206, J. Thwalts 202 219, D. Vice 210, J Brown 201 Preps Trojans 5 , Hoosiers t 2 Ball Busters 4 j Siamese Cats 4 j Frog Brothers 3 3 Strikers 3 3 KlngPlns 3 3 Alley Cats 7 4 Pin Strikers 7 4 High team game: Hoosiers — 639 High team series: Strikers—ll9o 250serles: J.D. Byrd 251 200 series: C. Swlhart 200, C. Kelly 213, T. Holterman 233 150 series: A. Gay 150, B. Richards 175, B. Schlsler 181, K. Darrah 177, B. Bartman 172, J. Luley 199, P.J. Welsser 195, C. Burnworth 160, R. Schwalm 152, A. Knisley 197, A Guv 160 150 game: J.D. Byrd 160 100 games: B. Richards 113, J. Luley 104, B. Schlsler 105, C. Swlhart 116, A. Knisley 122, T. Holterman 130,103, C. Kelly 107,108 75 games: A. Gay 87, P.J. Welsser 97,98, J Luley 95, B. Schlsler 76, K. Darrah 84, 93. B Bartman 81, 91, C. Swlhart 84, C. Burnworth 80, 80, A. Knisley 75, R. Holterman 83, A. Guv 92 Bantams Whlmpys 4W v/i Fun Kids 4 2 Thunder Cats 4 2 Bears 3 3 Pee Wees 3 3 Gophers 2'/a 3'/j Bowling Buddles 2 4 Starlltes 1 2 High team game and series: Gophers — 296 564 125 series: D. Eppert 144 75 game: D. Eppert 75 50game: D. Eppert69 35 games: K. Dean 39, 40, A. Holterman 41, J. Church 46, A. Twalts42, L. Ridenour 37 Juniors Mysterious 71 King Pins 5 3 Four J's 5 3 Bad Boys 5 3 Red's 4 4 Red's 4 4 Misfits 3 5 Strikers 2 6 High team game and series: King Pins — 764-2250 450 series: M. Walton 467 375 series: L. Walton 390, A. Young 381, J. Hutchinson 388 350 series: BrentZartman36o 140 games: M. Walton 163, 149, 155, L. Walton 145, A. young 141 Majors Striking Lt &Rt 6 2 Klk-Ax 6 2 M 5 3 Thunderbirds 4W 3'/i #2 VZi 6W Strike Force 17 High team game and series: Klk-Ax — 844-2396 500 series: A. Wright 536, C. Browerso9 400 series: K. Manning 448, Z. Cook 414, T. Caudill 411, E. Stricklin 424, ,M. Packynskl 414 350 series: $. Kahle. 360, A. Rensberger. 352, C. Summerlot 386, J. Simpson 376, T. Simpson 377, M. Avery 396, J. Richardson 360. T. Hutter 381, B. Lambert 379, J. Ott 352 175 games: A. Wright 188, C. Brower 180, M. Avery 175 150 games: A. Wright 174, 174, 1. Cook 158, C. Brower 165, 164, T. Caudill 165, E. Stricklin 153, C. Summerlot 173, T. Hutter 156, M. Packynskl 163
tory. Gamer’s 12:06 time was good for eighth place, while Gina Minton’s 13:06 time put the Warrior in 38th position. Tiffany Titus was 39th at 13:09, with Erin Titus finishing in 13:09 and 43rd position. Cris Lung rounded out Wawasee runners in double digits with his 49th placing and 13:31 time.
Jennifer Titus placed 17th among 130 cross country runners Saturday, Sept. 19, as the Warriors finished 13th in the West Noble Invitational. Spikers fall NAPPANEE -NorthWood Panther’s girls’ volleyball team improved to 8-0 on the season with its 15-4, 15-9 victory over the visiting Wawasee Warriors. The Warriors’ JV squad also dropped a two-game decision to the Panthers. North Wood blitzed the Warriors 15-3,15-6. No other details were available.
Thursday Nife Ladies Kidds 13 3 InnoPak 12 4 Olympic,Mfg. 11 5 Thornburgs 10 6 Wawasee Bowl 10 6 Golden Razor io 6 Millers 10 6 Kimmell Bait 9 7 Louies 7 9 Sandi's 7 9 Culp Welding 7 9 Beacon 7 9 Lake City Bank I 6 10 Liberty 6 10 Lake City Bank II 6 6 Pilchers 5 11 Alley Cats 5 3 Town & Country 4 12 Other Side 4 8 Dari Point 3 13 High team game: Kidds— lo46 High team series: Olympic Mfg 3042 500 series: C. Boyd 541, D. Funk 598, H Taylor 501, M. Smith 507, K Burket 530, R Gerrlty 508, B White 550, C. Shepherd 506, C Becher 538, L. Hawn 554 450 series: B Deßolt 488, J. Mullett 467, C Miller 468, N. Spurling 477, J. Kolb 456, L Rife 478, J. Kausel 459, N. Reeve 476, S Frieberg 476, N. Anderson 492, J. Wortinger 479, B. Miller 470, S. Flanagan 487, E Slabaugh 476, G. Shepherd 456, C. Simpson 452, K. Knsiley 484, N Runge 470, F JOnes 471, J. Knisley 460 200 games: C. Boyd 206, 177, D Funk 246 180,172 170 games: B. Deßolt 199, J Mullett 193, C. Miller 181, N. Spurling 184, Y. Coburn 172, H Taylor 191, J. Kolb 179, M. Smith 191, 177, K Borket 191, 180, L. Hoover 176, M Rensberger 176, J Wortinger 191, N Ander son 190, B. Miller 174, S. Flanagan 192, R Gerrity 177, B White 188, 184, 178, G Shepherd 177, C. Shepherd 195, 175, S Mil chell 170, K. Knisley 182, C Becher 191, 176, 171, S. Dolagrange 174, L. Hawn 198, 186, 170, F.Jones 181
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F P ■j 2 V ■ fl BIG BOULDER SENIOR AWARDS — Big Boulder’s senior mens’ league held its awards banquet Wednesday, Stept. 2. Pictured above are the league’s award winners. Standing from left are Elmer Largen, low gross Howard Leonard, league president; Ed McClarnon, low net. The group elected Don Hoffman as the 1988 league president. The league is open to any retired ipan. with inquiried made at the golf course. (Photo courtesy of Big Boulder Golf Course)
Tuesday Nite Ladies orahh’ies 81 The Kia ' * 5 3 Beers 11 5 Alley Cats 10 6 Go Getters 9 7 Wau Beez 9 7 Chumps. 5 11 High team game and series Wau Beez — 487 1333 500 series J West 528 450 series S Gilbert 457, I. Menzie 467 160 games S Pachynski 168, J West 167, 190. 171, R Corl 162, S Gilbert 168, J Kleeman 179, I Menzie 164 Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles PrfceAuto 7 j No 3 6 2 Bowman's Dtst 6 2 Have Computer 5 3 No 8 53 Skidmore 4 4 J.C. Manufacturing 4 4 England's 3 $ Creative Touch j 6 Wanta'B's 2 6 Roped Inn 2 6 A RS 2 6 High team game and series: Luan's Custom Sewing — 729 1940 500 series J Byrd 546, B Pauwels 541, L Dunfee 546, R Simmons 504, 8 Canfield 533, J Simpson 57J, Chuck Colburn 520, D Hickman 526, P. Flanagan 506, F Means 550, A Streicklin 521, S Flanagan 50b, S Rensberger 564, J Wallace 530, M Rensberger 452, J Stricklin 451, S Schmucker 466, K Pauwels 461 200 games: B Pauwels 215, L Dunfee 214, R Simmons 219, J Simpson 228, Stan Rensberger 225 S £ lanagan 202 160 games S Schmucker 192, K Pauwels 167. L Dunfee-165, J Stricklin 166. D. Hickman 186. 197 B Means 178, L Hall 171
Tuesday Afternoon Ladies -■-’•'--■i 10 2 State Bank 10 2 Teghtmeye r 7 5 Shrimpboat 7 5 Beacon 7 5 Paul's U Lock.lt 6 6 Mastercraft 6 6 LaPetite 6 6 Carter's P E.H 5 “7 Wa Chester 4 g Lil's Anchor Bar 3 9 High team game and series: Teghtmeyer - 779 2201 450 series B Kline 460, J. Gray 468, M J Myers 458, S Wolterman 477, B. Smith 532, J Kausal 480, J Mahr 478, R. Gerrity 491, P Miller 456 160 games: B Kline 169, J. Gray 160, B DeWitt 160. M J. Myers 163, S. Wolterman 183, M Harbison 165, C. Scheiber 166, J Lantz 162, B Smith 171, 181, 180, J Kausal 169, 173, J Maher 171, 169, J. Miller 162, R. Gerrity 180, 164, G Cook 162, P Miller 177, 168, M Coy 166, B Gross 165, J. Stoelting 166, J. Bradley 170, J Hays 169
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Wawasee gains narrow win
SYRACUSE - Michelle Katsanis shot a team-low 46 Wednesday, Sept. 16, and Teresa West added 55 as the Warriors posted a 217-219 non-conference victory over Huntington North. Barb Butler shot a 56 for the Warriors, while Angie Kirkdorfer added a 60. Darcey Smith contributed a 63 and Audra Bouse, 73. In other girls’ action, the Warriors carded a 442 in the LaPorte Invitational, good for eighth place. Michigan City Rogers won the tournament with a 384. Wawasee was the lone Northern Lakes Conference school participating in the event. Barb Butler turned in the best round for Wawasee, shooting a 104. Katsanis shot 111, while Kirkdorfer finished at 113 and West, 114. Smith rounded out Wawasee’s scores with a 127.
Splits
SYRACUSE - Cindy Loucks picked up the 3-10 split twice during action in the Sept. 21 Monday Night Early Birds league. Cee Cee Swihart picked up the 2- while Becky Glessner converted the 3-10 and Lee Ann Paternoster hit the 4-7-10. In the Land-O-Lakes League, Ernest Knight converted the 3-10 and the 2-7-8 splits. One split conversions were turned in by Steve Coburn, 2-7; Robert Grotz, 2-7, E. Beaty, 4-5, Floyd Heath, 3-10; and Bob Penick, 3-iu. Rosemary Gerrity, Delight Craig both picked up two splits during the Thursday Night Ladies league. Gerrity converted the 3-7-10 and the 3-10 and Craig the 5-6 and 3-10. Other split conversions included Lynn Bobeck, 5-7; Mick King, 3- Kathryn Knisley, 5-7; Charlotte Becker, 5-8-10; Mary McFarren, 3-10; Susan Street, 3-10; Garnett Shepherd, 3-10; Ellen Slabaugh, 3-10; Kris Krider, 3-10; Helen Taylor, 5-7; Donna Funk, 3-10; Yvonne Coburn, 3-10; Nellie Spurling, 5-6-10; and Pat Culp, 3-6-7-10. In the Friday Mixed league Brian Neher converted the 5-8-10 amd 5-6 splits.
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The Warriors close out the home season Thursday, Sept. 24, with their match with Culver. However, Wawasee will return to its area course two days later for sectional action. Joining the Warriors in the post-season
Miller Heating 12th in state
INDIANAPOLIS - Miller Heating placed 12th in the class A state bowling division at the 61st annual Women’s State Bowling tournament. The heating team consists of Karen White, Judy Miller, Linda Yoder and Melody Rensberger. Placing 100th in the class B division was Stop Inn (Pam Pollock, Charlotte Becher, Lisa Henson, Julie Napier, Sharon Delegrange). The Kountry Kouzins (Shari Klenke, Christine Zentz, Marilyn Bartman, Diann
Other conversions included Ken Knisley, 3-10; Lilly Hawn, 3-10; Bev Smith, 3-10; Lynn Sawyer, 3-10; Sue Penick, 3-10; Si Smith, 3-10; Millie Smith, 5-6; Betty Hamilton, 5-6; Phil Snith, 5-6; Betty Epert, 5-10, Steve Kalisik, 5-10; Tim Yoder, 4-5-9; Bob Carroll, 4-7-9; Jerry Gerard, 3-9-10; Doug Ringler, 5-9-7; and Jan Bitner, 7-4-5. Tuesday Afternoon’s league saw eight split conversions, including Jan Maher picking up two 3 10 splito. Otlicr split? picked up by Marie Mock, 5-6; June Lantz, 2-7; Judy Kavsal, 3-10; Linda Crow, 5-10; Gladys
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tourney are Goshen, West Noble, Culver, Warsaw, Tippecanoe Valley, East Noble and LaVille. Wawasee athletic director Hal Traviolia will serve as tournament director.
Dunlap, LuAnn Roose) placed 151st in the same division. A total of 2121 teams entered the tournament. Z In the doubles tournament Connie Solina and Nancy Anderson finished 181st; Karen White and Judy Miller, 414; Donna Sherwood and Monica Lambright, 548; Dorothy Kitson and Janice Baumgartner, 242; Sharon Batesla and Dawn Livermore, 296; Barbara DeWitt and Judy Mock, 400; Sandy Bucher and Jean Berkeypile, 475.
Hayner, 2-7; and Jane Love, 5-8-10. In the Sunday Night League B. Knisley converted the 3-10 split twice and C. Simpson hit the 5-10 and 5-7-9. Singele split conversions were turned in by Lina Colburn, 5-7; R. Clifield, 5-8-10; K. Dean, 2-7; J. Dean, 3-10; L. Dundee, 3-10; and R. Simmons, 5-7. In the County League on Sept. 21, Mike Hawkins converted the 3-10 and 5-10 and Clarence Eby hit thee 2-7 end Sinelp snlits were turned in by Barry Miller, 5-10, Mike Zellinger, 3-10; Lowell Welty, 5-10 and Eric Coburn, 4-9.
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