The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 October 1987 — Page 9

Sports

Bad luck Tigers lose again

WARSAW — If Warsaw didn’t have any bad luck, it wouldn’t have any luck at all. The Tigers dropped their fifth straight Northern Lakes Conference contest Friday evening, 16-12, to North Wood. The Panthers raised their record to 4-3 overall and 3-3 in the conference. Around the NLC Warsaw,Un losing four-of-five conference games, have lost by a total of seven pointy. The Tigers have dropped three one-point contests Northridge and Wawasee). Goshen whipped the Tigers in their other conference game. In Friday’s game, North Wood surrendered a 10-6 halftime lead, then rallied in the final period to post the four-point win. Trailing 12-10 midway through the final period, North Wood put together an impressive 56-yard, four-play drive for the gamewinning touchdown. Shaun Kern, who earlier scored North Wood’s first touchdown of the game, ignited the Panther march with a 12-yard gain on first

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Monday Kigfrt Fcrty Wrc’Sizzlettes • > 9 LSD. 18 10 Spare Time Girls 18 10 Cocinero's 18 10 Sunshiners 17 11 The Tai lenders 17 11 Bowling Bags 17 11 Shirt Tales 16 12 Likens Const. 15 13 W.B.L. 15 13 Flexsteel #1 <. 15 13 Lucky Strikes 14 14 Duds 14 14 Swingin Grandmas 13 15 Flexsteel #3 13 15 Walker Pipers 12 16 Walker Cut-Ups 9 19 Gutter Grabbers 8 20 Walker Reworks 8 20 Flexsteel #2 4 24 High team game: Gutter Grabbers — 514 High team series: Sunshiners — 1381 500 series: S. McKee 522, R. White 533 450 series: R. Burkett 456, J. Berkey pile 491, J. Slabaugh 496, C. Jones 483, J. Wallace 451, L. Dunfee 461, N. Peterson 452, A. Whet ten 474, C. Simpson 475 160 games: B. Howell 166, R. Burkett 175, J. Berkeypile 168, 183, J. Slabaugh 184, 166, C. Jones 196, J. Wallace 189, K. Goldenberg 190, S. McKee 163, 184, 175, R. White 169, 190, 174, J. Silva 163, C. Swihart 187, L. Dunfee 181, A. Whetten 162, 184, D. Dunlap 163, D Sherwood 166, C. Simpson 171, 173, B. Peter son 161 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Arrow Vans 22 2 Teghmeyer 17 7 State Bank of Syracuse 16 8 LaPetlte 14 10 Mastercraft 14 10 Carter's PEH 13 11 Paul's U Lock It 13 11 Beacon 11 13 Shrimpboat 8 16 Lil's Anchor Bar 6 16 Wa-Chester 6 18 High team game and series: Arrow Vans — 776 2224 500 series: R. Gerrity 578, B. Smith 502 450 series: M. Mock 451; J. Lantz 475, J. Maher 467, L. Brower 450, MJ. Myers 486, S. Wolterman 463, G. Cook 466, J. Hays 452, K. Stone 458 200games: R. Gerrity 204,224 160 games: L. Crow 165, J. Lantz 184, 163, B. Smith 166, 178, J. Cushing 162, L. Brower 182, J. Kausal 174, J. Maher 178,161, J. Kahle 166, MJ. Myers 185, S. Wolterman 164, B. Kline 160, J. Gray 166, B. Steenport 173, G. Cook 167, 160, M. Prescott 160, K. Stone 162, 173 Tuesday Nite Ladies 3 Beers 20 8 Grannies & The Kid 19 9 Go Getters 15 13 Alley Cats 14 14 3 Delites 14 14 Wau-Beez 14 14 Chumps 11 17. ' High team game and series: Go Getters — 514-1476 500 series: J. Kleeman 508, T. Stewart 528, S. Gilbert 522 450 series: D. Lovellette466, R. Corl 475 200 games: D. Lovellette 201, T. Stewart 211 160 games? I. Menzie 169, P. Gerstner 166, J. Kleeman 166, 170, 172, T. Stewart 175, R. Corl 181, S. Gilbert 162,168,192 Milford Business Gropps 18 2 Pro Shop 14 6 Dana 13 7 Jerry's Carpets 13 7 U.A.W 12 8 Rinkers 10 10 Webster Legion 10 10 Premier Plastics 9 11 Smokeys 9 11 Campbell's 9 11 Pierceton Rotary & Drilling 9 11 Family Fare 5 15 Ron's Service 5 15 Eagles 4 16 High team game and series: Gropp s — 907 2683 500 series: Mitch Shearer 528, J. SWoudel 533, M. Sumpier 504, J. Jones 544, D Gerguson 520, F. Means 565, B. Workman 574, C. Arthur 528, R. Riggen 567, I. Senders 589, P Beezley 225, S. Smith 503, G Daffron 508. B. Perez 537, D. Weisser 560, G. Weisser 551, J. Smeltzer 583, W. Pauwels 545, M. Farmer 522, R. Bortman 504, J. Simpson 500 200 games: J. Shoudel 211, J. Jones 203, F. Means 203, 203, B. workman 215, C. Arthur 203, R. Rlggen 223,1. Senders 237, P. Beezley 225, J. Sawyer 211, J. Smeltzer 224, M. Farmer 225 County Fox's Boat Service 20 4 Tux Shop 18 6 Pilcher Shoes 16 8 Thwaits Realty 15 9 Wawasee Service Center 15 9 Miller's Heating 14 10 Kurly's Keglers 12 12 Blue Fin 9’4 14’4 Flex Steel 7’4 16’4 Parker Hybrids 6 II * Brower's Sales & Service (Inc.) 3 17 AugsburgorsN.W. (Inc.) 3 17 High team game and series: Tux Shop — 934*2706

down. After Randy Weirich netted nine yards on the ground on play later, Jim Powell dashed 20 yards to the Tigers' 15, setting up the score. One play later, Powell sidestepped a pair of Tiger defenders and sprinted into the end zone for the game-winner with 5:18 remaining. North Wood’s attempt at the two-point conversion failed. Warsaw, meanwhile, could not move on North Wood’s defense following the TD. The Panthers eventually took over possession of the pigskin and threatened to score as the game ended. Warsaw got on the scoreboard midway through the first period when Clint Johnson caught a fiveyard TD strike from Paul Wiley. Randy Dawson’s extra point kick failed, allowing the Panthers to remain on top. Phil Jenkins added a 33-yard Panther field goal just before halftime, extending the visitor’s lead to 10-6. Wiley gave the Tigers their first lead of the evening, scoring on a one-yard sneak. A try for the two-point conversion failed, but Warsaw led 12-10. Wiley connected on 16-of-36 passes for 166 yards. The Tigers

5~! r-rlcr: R. SpHna 574. R Moral 542. S. 'mxovci 562, ii. thwarts C. SwHh.; 1 557, G..Swihart 564, J. Kirkdorfer sl2, M. Hawkins 582, J. Thwarts 557, C. Eby 500, W. Stahly 522, M. Zellinger 506, K. Knisley 525, E. Coburn 584, M. Ganshorn .514, B. Knisley 559, E. Harting 514, C Coburn 570, R. Southern 536, C. Garner 540, G. Newcomer 565, G. Lowe 572 200 games. R. Solina 201, B. Thwaits 212, C. Swihart 213, G. Swihart 206, M. Hawkins 213, J. Thwaits 236, D. Pogue 200, K. Knisley 206, E. Coburn 237, B. Knisley 204, E. Harting 200, C. Coburn 200, R. Southern 203, T. Smith 202, C. Garner 204, G. Newcomer 204, G. Lowe 202, P. Smith 200 Land-O-Lakes Yaba Preps Strikers 9’4 5’4 Pin Strikers 9 6 Hoosiers 9 6 Trojans B'4 6'4 King Pins B’4 6'4 Siamese Cats 8 7 Ball Busters 8 7 Frog Brothers 7’4 7’4* Alley Cats 7 8 High team game and series: Pin Strikers — 647 1238 250 series: R. Schwalm 253 200 series: K. Darrah 213, J. Luley 226, T. Holterman 219, A. Knisley 223, C. Swihart 150 series: B. Schisler 150, B. Bartman 153, B Richards 173, PJ. Weisser 169, J.D. Byrd 176, T. Mast 151, S. Richey 151, S. Shreve 157, C. Kelly 184, A. Gay 164, S. Craft 176 125 games: K. Darrah 127, J. Luley 131, A. Knisley 130, R. Schwalm 147 100 games: T. Holterman 107, 112, R. Schwalm 106, C. Kelly 110, C. Swihart 107, S. Craft 107 75 games: B. Schisler 78, K. Darrah 86, B. Bartman 81, B. Richards 87, 86, J. Luley 95, PJ. Weisser 91, 78, J.D. Byrd 95, 81, T Mast 87, S. Richey 78, E. Bowman 82, A. Knisley 93, S. Shreve 78, 79, A. Gay 85, 79, C. Swihart 94, T. Lambright 86 Land-O-Lakes Yaba Juniors Bad Boys 15 5 Four J's 14 6 Mysterious 13 7 King Pins 12 8 Red's 12 8 Misfits 10 10 Strikers 01 4 16 High team game and series: Red's — — 2132 400 series: B.Zartman4o2 375 series: E. Myers 392, A. Young 375, C. Swihart 378 350 series: M. Walton 363 150 games. B. Zartman 160, E. Myers 156 125 games: E. Myers 145, M. Walton 132, 133, D. Mast 127, C. Swihart 136, 134, L. Walton 144, A. Young 142 Land-O-Lakes Yaba Majors Thunderbirds 15 5 Kik-Ax 14 6 No. 6 12 8 Striking Lt &Rt 10 10 Strike Force 10 10 No. 2 10 10 Misfits 9 11 High team game and series: Thunderbirds — 832 2382 475 series: T. Caudill 479 450 series: T. Huffer 451, E. Stricklin 461, J. Simpson4s6 400 series: C. Summerlot 431, S. Kahle 426, J. Richardson 401 350 series: J. Oft 367, J. Flynn 352, A. Rensberger 388, C. Brower 364, D Byrd 394, A. Wright 379, T. Simpson 200games: J. Simpson 202 150 games: C. Summerlot 172, S. Kahle 154, 161, J. Richardson 153, T. Huffer 163, 165, T. Caudill 157,170,152, E. Stricklin 171,152 Land-O-Lakes Yaba Bantams Thundercats 12 3 Gophers 9’Z» s’/i PeeWee's 8 7 Bears • 7 Whimpys 7’Zi 7’Z» Bowling Buddles 6 9 Star I ites 5 10 Fun Kids 4 11 High team game and series: Thunder catst— 319-631 150 series: D. Eppert 167 100 series: J. Church 107, K. Doan 120 75games: D. Eppert 85,82 50 games: B. Kuhl 55, K. Dean 58, 62, E. Miller 52, J. Church 58 35 games: J. Church 49, Joey Bradley 49, 40, B. Kohl 38, A. Dean 37, N. Kelly 35, 37, E. Miller 47, W. Vanlanlngham 46, B. Belcher 35 Friday Night Mixed KnlsMys 21 7 Millars Heating 21 7 Buds Body MVU »'/> Smith Farm 17 11 Martins Feed 17 11 Yeh, But 17 11 Laketronlcs Wi ABB 14 14 Sleepy Owl 13 15 Bitner Eggs 13 15 Syracuse Rubber 11 17 Reads Racing 10 10 National Products 10 10 Team 14 10 10 Denny 44 ♦ 10 Aunt Verne's 7 21 High teem game and series: Knisleys — 774-2130

gained an additional 166 yards on the ground. North Wood gained 268 yards, 211 on the ground. CONCORD 19, NORTHWOOD 14 — Concord scored 12-unanswered points in the second half Friday lifting the Minutemen to a thrilling 19-14 Northern Lakes Conference victory over Northridge. The Raiders held a 14-7 lead at the half, but two second half Vic Chael touchdown runs gave the Minutemen the win. Chael scored his first TD on an eight-yard run in the third period. However, Concord missed the extra point and Northridge led 14-13. But Chael capped the comeback with his five-yard scamper for the win. Concord’s attempt for the two-point conversion failed, but the hosts had enough points to win. Concord broke on top early, scoring on a 72-yard pass from Matt Miller to Tony Macri. Northridge, meanwhile, came right back, scoring on Randy Cook’s 14-yardpass to Matt Steury. The Raiders added a sevenyard Rob Zook touchdown run in

600 series: T. Cravens 602, S. Packer 621 JUU 3CI icS. K. Jviirin s■», D. Hamilton 557, J. Maher $43, J. Mahet 516, S. Kalislk 513, K. White 541, M. Allberry 507, K. Knisley 507, D Hooganboom 546, K. Knisley 587, J. Bitner 517, S. Smith 552, S. Penick 507, P. Smith 563, L Sawyer 540 450 series: B. Smith 497, P. Schopf 490, C Jones 489, L. Hawn 498, C. Nolan 483, I. Kalislk 468 200 games: J. Maher 233, K. White 234, T White 201, M. Allberry 202, D. Hooganboom 224, K‘? Knisley 213, 202, J. Bitner 202, T. Cravens 236, S. Penick 202, P. Smith 201, S. Parker 215,222 160 games: K. Solina 190, 182, I. Kalislk 147, J Maher 176, 188, K. White 178, C. Nolan 162, 162, K. Knisley 168, 168, 171, L Hawn 182, 160, B. Allberry 167, S. Penick 160, C Lawrence 175, D Ogburn 170, P. Schopf 193, C Jones 188,160, B. Smith 177, 164 Land-O-Lakes Ligonier Elks 22 6 Burger Dairy 22 6 Merchant Metals 21 . 7 Worker Bros. Const. 20 8 Kurley's Keglers 19 9 Cocineros 18 10 American Bldgs. 17 11 Maxwelton 17 11 Wawasee Bowl ll’V Sea Nymph 15 13 Syr. Legion 14 14 Doc's Hardware 13 15 Syr. State Bank 13 15 RC's Pier 12 16 Biddles 10 18 KofC 10 18 Read's Racing 9 19 Terry'sAsphaltSealing s’/t» 22’/z Luckey's Tavern 4 24 Wawasee Pro Shop 4 24 High team game: Cocineros — 1087 High team series: Worker Bros. Const. — 3051 600 series: K. Knisley 619 500 series. G. Lambright 559, C. Lam bright 546, D. Vanette 514, T. West 524, R. Mathew 528, S. Butt 579, G. Price 526, B. Obacz 506, J. Gerard 519, T. Cravens 557, B. Penick 577, G. Stone 509, B Hubartt 503, M. Hoile 510, S. Nicolai 578, G. Nicolai 531, M. Steele 561, L. Nicolai 574, M. Yoder 575, M. Zellinger 580, M. Durham 570, M. Clevenger 510, W. Schwalm 530, D. Ringler 504, D. Dean 520, E. Knight 515, L. Ryman 518, C. Coburn 509, S. Richmond 532, P. Wilson 519, L. Le Count 527, D. Hooganboom 521, G. Klenke 523, G. Knisley 550, P. Flanagan 528, J. Wor finger 510, T. Smith 502, J. Sheets 510, D. Paternoster 514, J. Halsey 543, R. Cook 579, D. Smith 503, D Barhydt 518, J. Walton 570, C. Walton 536, C. Walton 560, C. Marton 529, R Hostetter 556, L. Edwards 550, D Weaver 531 200 games: G. Lambright 213, C. Lam bright 205, S. Butt 212, G. Price 204, T. Cravens 201, 205, B. Penick 206, G. Nicolai 209, M. Steele 200, 214, L. Nicolai 215, M. Yoder 203, M. Zellinger 204, D. Ringler 211, D. Dean 202, P. Klntigh 201, G. Klenke 212, G. Knisley 204, K. Knisley 247, J. Walton 208, C. Walton 211, C. Marton 210, R. Hostetter 204, L. Edwards 209, M. Wappes 201, R. Cook 200, 204 Sunday Mixed Skidmore* 14 6 Bowmans Distributing 13 7 J.C. Manufacturing 13 7 Have Computer Will Travel 12 • Just One More 11 » Wanta"B's" 11 » Luann's Custom Sewing 10 10 England's Family Dining * 11 Price Auto ’ 11 A.R.S • ” Creative Touch 7 13 Roped Inn 3 17 High team game and series: Skidmore — 440-I*l4 500 series: J. Simpson 501, C. Arthur 521, R. Stricklin 504, B. Canfield 524, S. Rensberger 552, C. Colbjfn 517, S. Richmond 546, B. Knisley 504 450 series: P. Blosser 4**, M. Rensberger 465, S. Flanagan 45*. S. Schmucker 451, K. Konnay 466 200games: J. Simpson 202, B. Pauwels2ol. R. Stricklin 207, S. Rensberger 203, E. Schmucker 206, S. Richmond 210 140 games: P Blosser 162, C Simpson 171, G. Byrd 164. M. Rensberger M 2, IN, L. Colburn 165, S. Flanagan 143,101, $. Schmucker 16*. 170, K. Kenney 175, D. Hickman Ml, 147 Thursday Nite Ladles OlymploMffi. *1 ’ Kidds ’» ’ Louie's <• ” InnoPek !_• « Culp Welding M M Miller's 1* 15 Wawasee Bowl 15 13 Sandl's. ’5 « Goldenßazor 14 U Liberty 14 Other Side » " Lake City Bank I 11 « Dari Point ” » Peecon n Lake City Bank 11 11 t Alley Cats . ” ’ Thornburgs 1# ’I Kimmell Balt 1® >i Pilchers » ’’ Town A Country ♦ T

the second period to give them a brief lead. Concord closes its regular season Friday when the Minutemen host Warsaw. Northridge plays its final NLC game of the season at Bremen. WAWASEE 29, F.W. HARDING 7— Chris Conkling scored two second half touchdowns and Brad Richards returned an interception 23 yards for a score as Wawasee celebrated its homecoming with a 20-7 win over Fort Wayne Harding. The win improves Wawasee’s record to 4-3 overall. Harding remained winless in seven games. Richards’ 23-yard interception return sparked Wawasee’s win. The senior picked off the pass early in the game and went untouched into the end zone. Moments later, Harding’s Joe Haralson sprinted 75-yards around right end for Harding’s only score. The Fort Wayne club never threatened after the long TD gallop. The Warriors close out their regular season Friday evening at NLC leading Goshen.

High team game and series Sandi's — 1535*2988 500 series: P Summerlots44, L. Hawn 509 S. Flanagan 529, D Skevington 509, R. Gerri ty 513, E. Slabaugh 534, B. White 534, J. Brown 531, K Creps 523, C. Miller 502, N Reeve 516, N. Shield 517, N Anderson 502. L Hoover 523. F. Jones 543, H. Taylor 563 450 series: A Miller 450, K. Knisley 482. C. Shepherd 470, J Knisely 472, J. Lung 453. J Mullet 457, J. Kolb 455, L. Rife 453, K. Pauwels 452, M. Rensberger .493, V. Bennett 453, S. Frieberg 492, R White 490, C Nolan 453, S. Mitchell 453, B. Swihart46L K. Burket 494, Y. Coburn 498 200 games. J Brown 221, B. White 201, 196, K. Creps 202, N. Shields 222, K. Burket 212. F Jones 209, 178, H. Taylor 242 170 games: P. Summerlot 185, 183, 176, L. Hawn 198, R Gerrity 191, S. Flanagan 188, 172, D. Skevington 188, 185, E Slabaugh 195, 178, C. Shepherd 173, J. Knisely 182, J. Lung 179, J. Mullet 177, C. Miller 183, J Kolb 182, M. Rensberger 181, N. Reeve 185. C Solina 174, N. Anderson 186, L. Hoover 188, 173, R. White 173, C. Nolan 177, B. Swihart 181, K Dean 173, Y. Coburn 181, 170 'Splits Three splits were converted during Syracuse’s Tuesday afternoon league. Jan Maher picked up the 5-7 split, while Judi Cushing converted the 5-10 and Bev Smith picked up the 5-7. In Monday Night’s Early Birds league, LuAnn Roose picked up the 3-5-10 split and 3-10. Others converting a split during league play were Tonya Clow, 3-10; Penny Hughes, 5-7; Karen Goldenberg, 2-7; Kim Dutcher, 5-7; Nancy Peterson, 3-10; and Connie Losee, 3-10. i In the Tuesday Night league, 1 Lorraine Carson picked up the , 5-10 split, while Cherri Byrd converted the 4-5-8-10 and Tammy Stewart the 2-9. SYRACUSE — Seven split conversions highlighted action in the Thursday Night Ladies league in Syracuse. i Yvonne Cobum picked up a pair of spares, 3-10 and 5-10, while Cindy Nolan picked up the 5-7 and 2- splits. Mary Aker picked up thes-10 and 6-7-10 split. xareo Pamels picked up the 3- and 4-5 splits, while Nets Bl Age converted the 5-10 and 1 2-5 tO splits. Corky Whitacre J piti ed up the 5-7-9 and 3-9-10 i splits. > In other action, Sharon Batesla ' converted the 3-10 split. Other ’ conversions included Deb Tant ner’s 3-10 conversion, Betty » Swihart, 5-10; Kathy Dean, 2-7; ’ Sara Mitchell, 5-6; LaDonna Hall, 5-10; Julie Napier, 5-10; Lucy Hoover, 5-7-9; Rose White, 3-10; Linda Rife, 2-7; Julianne Lung, ■; 3-5-10; Charlotte Boyd, 2-7; Claudia Shepherd, 2-4-7-9; r Kathryn Knisley, 2-7; and Lilly Hawn, 3-10. , The Friday Night mixed league witnessed Kenny Knisley’s 3-10 and 5-8-10 split conversions. [• Kathryn Knisley picked up the 2-7 r on two separate occasions and Cindy Nolan converted the 2-7 and 2-5-7 splits. / ] Other splits included ? Dorothy Blackport’k '3-10; Judy * Miller, 3-10; Iry /Mikolajezak, i, 3-10; Dan WillourJ-10; Si Smith, 12 3-10; Lori Kammerer, 3-10; Lilly u Hawn, 5-7; Becky Allberry, 5-7; Doug Ringler, 5-10; Sherri iJ Cravens, 5-10; Tim Yoder, 5-10; i 4 Cindy Lawrence, 2-7; Dave n Schopf, 54; Bev Smith, 6-7; Jan ” Maher, 7-8; Ilene Kalisik, 5-8-10; V and Tom White. 3-7-10. n Only two bowlers converted ’ spares during last week's county '* iMgije. Lawrence Thwaits picked i* up the 6-10-7 split while Tom i* White converted the 3-10 split.

FLY WINNER — Danielle Iwankowitsch comes up for air daring her winning 109-yard butterfly victory. Iwankowitsch's win helped the Warriors breeze past Plymouth Tuesday at Wawasee. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

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of a boat, whether it be a person's first, or just one of a series, is made because he or she has been bitten by the "boating bug." Some boaters learn from previous experience, some don’t. What is involved in the purchase of a boat? There are several questions that a prospective boat buyer should ask himself and his family. Some of these questions should be: How many people will normally be on board the boat? What will be the primary use of the boat - fishing, sailing, water-skiing, short cruises, long cruises? Should the boat be power or sail? Should it be moored in the water or trailerable? Can your vehicle accommodate the boat and trailer? The list goes on and on, and so do the expenses! Potential buyers should consider the down payment, monthly payments, insurance payments, moorage or lift fees, and etc. Are you getting the feeling that

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you are being talked out of buying a boat? Not at all. A boat is an expense. Families who honestly consider the costs involved prior to taking the plunge, find they can then enjoy their act of pasdiiiii a. vi pUFoXiaw still survive the miscellaneous and extraordinary expenses that seem to find their way into every boater's life. DLmmbblL 4 - 18IUC Fiymuinii uesis nnj SYRACUSE — Marci Wright had seven service points and Jenni Gilmore 40 sets but Wawasee dropped a two-game match to Plymouth, 11-13, 10-15, Thursday, Oct. 8. Lora Hollar had 14 spikes for the Warriors, including four kills. Steff Jamiel added 13 spikes and four kills for Wawasee. In junior varsity action, Plymouth bested Wawasee 15-12, 13-15,15-5.

Ktemv starts Mt Cottos/Cottos SYRACUSE - Six games highlighted last weekend’s Lakeland Youth Soccer action. In 'A* division games, Laketronics defeated Syraesat Rubber, 3-0, while Kinrow bested Cotton/Cotton, 3-0, and Campbell’s IGA dropped the State Bank of Syrcause. 2-1. In *B’ division play, Milford Kiwanis easily defeated Lakeland Kiwanis, 5-1. In the other games. Sea Nymph turned back Syracuse Lions, 4-3, and Syracuse/Wawasee Rotary dropped Pace-Jaycees, 3-0. Burson shines ot BU AMES. lowa — Dana Burson, a sophomore at lowa State University. has proved very important to the Cyclones’ success this season. Burson is a starting middle blocker for lowa State, 3-0 in the Big Eight Conference. The daughter of Ted and Louise Burson, Wolcott, lowa but formerly of Syracuse, was recently inducted into Davenport North High School's Hall of Fame. Burson is majoring in Biology * at lowa State. Warrior divers fourth at LaPorte LAPORTE — Julie Gunn scored 337.35 points in the LaPorte Diving Invitational Saturday leading Wawasee to a fourth place finish in the event. Valparaiso took team honors, white oeu lkiiw was Elkhart Memorial placed third. Dawn Firestone finished 11th in the field of 25 divers. The Wawasee freshman scored 301.45 points, finishing ahead of several veteran divers. Wash swimsuit often To keep your swimsuit bright wash it often (but gently) to remove chlorine from pools and salt from ocean water.

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