The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 January 1988 — Page 9
Sports
Warriors dunk Blazers: Bremen next
ELKHART — Wawasee moved its record to 11-0 Monday evening as the Warrior boys’ swim team whipped Elkhart Memorial, 107-65, in a non-conference meet inElkhart. Depth was the key to the Warriors’ win as no Warrior won more than one individual event. Only Brad Smith and Eric Hood competed in two winning races, one being the opening 200 medley relay. x In the relay, the pair joined with Paul Morel and Brian Neff for a 1:47.4 time and championship. Wawasee took second in the event to pull away from the Blue Blazers from the start. Smith’s individual victory came in the 50-yard freestyle. The senior finished in 22.24, setting a new Wawasee record. Hood, meanwhile, captured the 100 butterfly race. “I was surprised he got the record,” said Wawasee coach Tim Caldwell. “I didn’t realize he set the record until after it was over and I looked at the time. He really moved.” f Other Wawasee winners Dave Keener, scoring 269.0 in the diving competition. Keener, last week, set a new Wawasee record with his 289 score. Mark Rich won the 100-yard freestyle in 50.5, while Matt
Mark Rich won the 100-yard freestyle in 50.5, while Matt
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IN COMMAND — Wawasee’s Shawn Jones, top, takes command in the 119-pound Northern Lakes Conference championship match with Goshen’s Brad Bontrager. Jones won the match 8-5. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)
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Land-O-Lakes Ligonier Elks 16 4 Read's Racing 14 6 Burger Dairy 14 6 Maxwelton 13 7 Biddles . 13 7 W. Bowl » 12 8 American Bldgs. ’2 8 Merchant Metals 11 9 Coclneros • 11 9 Syr. State Bank 11 9 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 10 10 Syr. Legion 9 11 Kurley's Keglers 9 11 . Werker Bros. Const. 8 12’% See Nymph 7 13 ■ Luckey's Tavern 7 13 RC'sPler 7 13 Knights ot Columbus 6 14 Doc's Hardware 5 15 Wawasee Pro Shop 5 15 High team game: Maxwelton —lll2 High team series: Merchant Metals — 3118 600 series: L. LeCount6os, T. Smith 624, B. Richardson 619, M. Durham 635, T. Clevenger 612, S. Parker 615, L. Nicolai 626, L. Edwards 687, D. Obacz 646 500 series: B. Obacz 546, J. Gerard 594, D. Mock 516, M. Simon 501, L. Ryman 511, S. Nicolai 539, G. Nicolai 590, M. Steele 512, C. Marton 548, J. Rice 520, R. Hostetter 551, R. Stahley 565, C. R. Werker 500, C. L. Werker 508, R. Grotz 526, T. List 526, P. Flanagan 551, D. Hoogenboom 560, G. Klenke 520, K. Knisley 559, J Blackport 514, M. Allberry 509, R. Penick 524, W. Schwalm 505, B. Anderson 553, D. Weaver 527, C. Fink 542, M. Wappes 553, J. Halsey 527, D. Barhydt 526, J. Walton 543, C Walton 535, C. Summerlot 559, G. Price 515, S. Butt 518, R. Taylor 544, R. Mullins 530, M. Clevenger 504, J. Lovelette 509, G. Stone 500, J. Ogburn 508, A. Coy 593, C. Lambright 594, R. Carlson 523, T. West 521, R. Mathew 521, S. Richmond 594, D. Dean 537, P. Wilson 504, A. Stewart 595, T. Ervin 537, J. Wortlnger 579, G. Lowe 545 200 games: T. Smith 244, 214, J. Wortlnger i 222, P. Wilson 202, A. Stewart 202, L. LeCount 205, 246, S. Richmond 201, 211, J. Dunlab 200, B. Richardson 221, A. Coy 214, 204, C. Lambright 226, 206, R. Hicks 207, M. Durham 244, D. Barhydt 204, J. Walton 200, T. Clevenger 205, 22«, C. Walton 211, C. Summerlot 218, G. Price 200, B. Anderson 217, C. Fink 209, M. Wappes 212, D. Hoogenboom 231, K. Knisley 206, S. Parker 209, 236, R. Penick 211, R. Grotz 209, P. Flanagan 213, G. Nicolai 206, 202, L. Nicolai 204, 201, 221, C. Marton 209, J. Rice 212, R. Hostetter 213, R. Stahley 211, L. Edwards 212, 298, L. Ryman 211, D>Qbacz 211,215,220, J. Gerard2oo,22s ' Splits: B. Richardson 3-7-10, J. Conway 2-7, G. Knisley 2-7-8, K. Knisley 4-7-9-10, J. Blackport 5-8-10, D. Weaver 6-7, C. Fink 6-7-10, G. Lambright 5-7 Unusual Event: Llye Edwards of the Maxwelton team rolled an almost perfect game of 298; Joe Sheets rolled an all spare game of 184. Sunday Mixed Have Computer Will Travel 51 29 A.R.S. Refrigeration 51 29 Skidmore ’ 51 29 Bowman's Distributing 51 29 Just One More 45 35 J.C. Manufacturing 43 37 England's Family Dining 41 39 Wanta,"B's" 39 41 Loan's Custom Sewing 35 45 Price Auto 30 50 Creative Touch Studios 30 50 Roped Inn 19 61 High team game and series: A.R.S. Refrigeration — 732-2041
Fryback took the top spot in the 500 freestyle. Fryback won the event in 5:21.0. Christer Tungard closed Wawasee’s parade -of champions with a easy win in the 100 breaststroke. Tungird finished in 1:08.3, slipping past Neff. David Neterer added a second place finish in diving, while Dave Ridings added a runners-up slot in the 100 butterfly. Morel placed second in the. 100 freestyle and Neff was second in the 100 breaststroke. The Warriors return to action Tuesday evening for a crucial Northern Lakes Conference meet
Lancers rout Goshen
GOSHEN — Brooks Koble scored 20 points, 16 in the second half, powering Grace past Goshen, 95-69, in a Mid Central Conference men’s basketball game. The win, coupled with Marian’s 91-82 loss at Bethel, moved Grace into sole possession of first place in the MCC with a 5-0 mark. The Lancers’ overall record is 19-3. Goshen, 5-15 overall and 0-4 in the conference, stayed with the league-leader for one half. But Koble led an early Grace surge in the second half, which produced a
600 series: C. Coburn 625 500 series: J. Wallace 512, S. Rensberger 563, B. Canfield 503, M. Greenfield 517, P. Flanagan 541, S. Richmond 512, J. Simpson 505, B. Pauwels 582, D. Hickman 504, R. Hickman 552, F. Means 569, R. Ogburn 521 450 series: M. Rensberger 478, K. Dean 451, S. Flanagan 476, S. Shmucker 452, G. Byrd 468 200 games: S. Rensberger 201, C. Coburn 208, 224, B Pauweis 214, R. Hickman 213, F. Means 202, R. Ogburn 200 160 games: M. Rensberger 176, 169, K. Dean 189, S. Flanagan 190, 163, S. Schmucker 164, Byrd 170, P. Blosser 194 k Splits: Penny Lamb 4-5, 5-6, Donny Kintzel 2- Aumus 5-6, Jack Simpson 3 10, 16rry Byrd 3-10, Francis Means 3-10 - Friday Night Mixed Martin Feed 56 24 Knisley 53 27 Smith Farms 51 29 National Product 47 33 A & B 46 34 Read Racing 43 37 Miller Heating 40 40 Bud's Body 39’Zz 40% Sleepy Owl 38 42 Yeh, But 36 44 Bitner Eggs 35 45 Bubby's Bowler 35 45 Laketronlcs 34% 45% Aunt Vernas t 31 49 Denny 66 - x 29 51 Syracuse High team game: Martin Feed — 800 High team series: Buds Body — 2141 600 series: S. Kallslk 603, K. Solina 623, K. Knisley 603 500 series: J. Maher 520, J. Maher 523, C. Nolan 551, P. Smith 555, S. Coy 527, G. Hamilton 520, D. Hamilton 518, G. Knisley 531, S. Swinehart 564, T. White 500, K. White 522, B. Penick 545, D. Schopf 528, J. Bitner 512, G. Gerard 519, T. Yoder 511, T. Cravens 511, J. Gerard 545, D. Stoliker 517, S. Parker 512 450 series: I. Kallslk 495, B. Smith 461, B. Hamilton 453 200 games: J. Maher 203, S. Kallslk 201, 229, C. Nolan 212, P. Smith 202, M. Allberry 200, K. Solina 234, 201, G. Hamilton 202, G. Knisley 215, K. Knisley 222, S. Coy 207, K. White 203, B. Penick 212 160 games: D. Kallslk 161, 187, J. Maher 177, 185, 161, B. Smith 176, C. Nolan 191, B. Hamilton 182, 160, K. Solina 188, S. Coy 175, K. White 171, C. Ringler 160, S. Penick 162, G. Gerard 175,184, 160, J. Neher 181 Splits: Scott Parker 3-10, Deanna Ogburn 3- Jan Bitner 3-10, Cheryl Ringler 3-10, Dean Hamilton 3-10, Kenny Knisley 3-10, Bev Smith 3-10, Phil Smith 3-10, Rick Ogburn 3-10, Chris Conway 2-7, Cindy Nolan 2-7, Mike Allberry 2-7, Art Epert 6-10-7, Stacy Swinehart 5-6-10, Steve Swinehart 6-8-10, Dave Oaks 8-10, Allen Coy 4-5-7 Unusual Event: On Jan. 8 Allen Coy rolled a 267 —IOO pins over his average Monday Night Early Birds Swlngln Grandmas 14 6 Flexsteel #2 « u 6 Coclnero's 13 7 L. *=* 13 7 Flexsteel 43 12 8 Slzzlettes 12 8 Flexsteel tr 11 8 Gutter Grabbers 11% 9 Tailenders 11 9 Shirt Tales 10% 9% Sunshiners 10 10 Likens Const. 10 10 Bowling Bags 10 10
with Warsaw. Both teams are unbeaten in conference action and the meet should determine the conference champion. Wawasee 107, Elkhart Memorial 65 200 MR — Wawasee (Paul Morel, Brian Neff, Brian Smith, Eric Hood), Wawasee, Elkhart Memorial 1:47.4 200 FREE - Tony Phillips (EM), Todd Miller (W), Steve McDaniel (W) 2:07.0 200 IM - Scott Berkey (W), Brad Pfister (EM), Gary McCramer (EM) 2:15.6 50 FREE — Smith (W), Scott Anderson (EM), Mark Rich (W) 22.24 (School Record) DIVING - David Keener (W),
20-point spread, giving the Lancers the lopsided win. Beside’s Koble’s 20 markers, Paul Zeltwanger contributed 18 points and Tylor Coley, 17, for the Lancers. Ben Teske, averaging 18.6, was held to a season-low eight points. Dave Coil led a balanced Goshen attack with 18 points. Bob Nemtuda added 16, While Mark Gerber, scored 14 and Kevin .Ritchie added 12. X | Grace returns to coherence action Saturday in a 3 p.m contest at Huntington.
Duds 10 10 Walker Pipers 9 11 Lucky Strikes ' 9 11 W.B.L. 7 13 Walker Reworks 6 14 Spare Time Girls 5 15 Walker Cut-ups 2_ 17% High team game and series: Flexsteel #1 -517-1376 500 series: K. Byrketss2 450 series: D Weaver 467, J. Hoover 465, P. Riggen 464, C. Loucks 483, J. Silva 467, C. Simpson 470, J. Slabaugh 485, B. Swihart 468, M. Curry 454, S. Klenke 486, D. Sherwood 454 200games: J. Silva 213, K. Byrket2ls 160 games: D. Weaver 165, S. Minnix 175, J. Hoover 189, P. Riggen 180, C. Loucks 187, C. Simpson 167, J. Slabaugh 163, 167, P. Gordon 168, M. Bartman 174, M. Lambright 162, B. Swihart 180, 163, L. Brewster 168, M. Curry 171, S. Klenke 174, L. Roose 174, K. goldenberg 168, K. Byrket 181, C. Jones 160, D Sherwood 170 Splits: Cindy Simpson 5-7, 3-10, LuAnn Roose 2 4 10, 3-10, Terri Weeden 5-10, Diane Weaver 27, Luanne Spurllng 3-10;> Betty Swihart 4 10, Margaret Curry 3-9-10, Jodi Wallace 4-5, RuthStarner3 10 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Arrow Vans 54 18 Carter's PEH 45 27 Paul's U Lock It 44 28 State Bank of Syracuse 41 31 Mastercraft 40% 31% Shrimpboat 37% 34% Teghtmeyer 36% 35% Beacon 36 36 La Petite 34% 37% Wa Chester 30 42 Lil's 29 43 High team game: State Bank of Syracuse — 849 High team series: Arrow Vans —2356 500 series: K. Stone 506, I. Kallslk 501, M. Prescott 510, J. Miller 502 450 series: M. Myers 452, S. Wolterman 466, J. Kausal 459, C. Scheiber 469, D. Craig 460, M. Rensberger 485, M. Bray 474, R. Gerrity 457, J. Hays46B 200 games: I. Kallslk 202, J. Hays 203, M. Prescott 231 160 games: J. Kahle 164, M. Myers 186, S. Wolterman 164, 166, K. Stone 167, 194, I. Kallslk 162, J. Kausal 168, V. Johnson 166, B. Steenport 166, C. Scheiber 183, J. Lantz 172, M. Rensberger 193, 168, M. Bray 172, 188, J. Miller 181,175, E. Klrkdorfer 161 Splits: Marie Mock 4-7, Sue Wolterman 3-10, Ginny Lomont 5-7 Every Other Sat. Night Stamars 33 7 Are We Having Fun Yet 31% 8% Bombers 24% 15% Hot Flashes 22 18 Odds & Ends 20 20 Brew Crew 20 20 Pofolks 20 20 Busters 19 21 ■"the Ones To Beat 19 21 Young Ones 19 21 Team #l4 18 22 Misfits 15 25 Wanta B's 12 28 Tailpipes 10 30 High team game and series: Stamars — 707-2041 600 series: R.Stahley6l7 500 series: D. Spraguss44, B. Pauwelssl9, R. Rodeffer 547, Jo. Wortlnger 520, Ja. Wortlnger 503, S. Frleberg 517, C. Marton 557, P. Ball 520 450 series: J. Stricklin 469
David Neeter (W), Greg Jonlc (EM) 269.0 100 FLY — Hood*(W), David Ridings (W), Berkey (W) 1:02.1 100 FREE — Rich (W), Anderson (EM, Morel (W) 50.5 500 FREE - Matt Fryback (W), Pfister (EM), Phillips (EM) 5:21.0
Mark My Words
(Continued from page 8) teams with exceptional athletes. Quite honestly, Grace’s 1988 squad is not the most talented basketball team assembled by coach Jim Kessler. It has some very good players, but championship level, that’s questionable. Perhaps the Lancers are winners because of the - league they participate in — Mid Central Conference. Grace has dominated the hardwood since Tri-State pulled out of the MCC seven years ago. The Lancers show no signs of relinquishing their dominance in the near future. Maybe Grace is luckier than good. That’s possible, but it’s hard to believe the Lancers could be fortunate enough to link six lucky championship seasons together. Just in case you think I’m knocking Grace’s program, thirik again. I believe in Grace College and its basketball program — that should be obvious with my comments here. What sets Grace apart from the other conference schools is coaching philosophy and direction. While other conference members have changed coaches, Grace has stood firm with Kessler. Huntington and Goshen have changed coaches with regularity, seeking the right man to bring success to their institutions. the two remain doormats in the conference, although they are showing some life. Perhaps they are tired of getting walked on by Grace. Only Bethel and Marion have enjoyed some success during
WHS athletic changes
Wawasee athletic officials announced this morning that Tuesday’s cancelled athletic events (girls’ basketball and boys’ swimming) will be made up next week. The girls’ basketball game with Plymouth will be played Monday,
200 games: D. Spragus 203, R. Stqhley 204, 219, C. Marton 208 . , 160 games: T. Weeden 173, K. Pauwels J. Stricklin 177, 168, S. Frleberg 169, 169, 179, Ja. Wortlnger 166, 161, 176, C. Stahley 165,%. Swihart 178 t". 3-5-9-10, Craig Marton 6-7-10, Virginia > Sahlhoff 5-6-10, John Alldredge 5-10, Larry Dull 5-7, Sherry Frleberg 6-7; Joyce Stricklin 5-7, C. Stahley 5-6,J 4-5, Tina Kintzel 3-10, Cathy Ausmus 8-10 Tuesday Nite Ladies » Go Getters 56 24 Wau Beez 49 31 3 Beers 46 30 3 Delltes 45 31 Grannies 8. The Kid 43% 36% Alley Cats 39% 40% Chumps > 29 51 High team game: Wau-Beez —472 High team series: Go Getters — 1357 450 series: I. Dull 493, J. Hostetler 451, J. West 477, M. Halsey 467, C. Byrd 470 160 games: I. Dull 182,175, J. Hostetler 162, J. West 179, M. Halsey 180, C. Byrd 176 Splits: Janice Ryman 5-9-7, Cherri Byrd 3-10, Suzl Pachynskl 5-6 v Milford Business Pro Shop 12 0 Rinkers 10 2 Gropps 8 4 U.A.W. 7 5 Pierceton Rotary & Drilling 7 5 Jerry's Carpets 7 5 Ron's Service —7 5 Premier Plastics y \ 6 4 Campbells 5 7 Family Fare 4 8 Eagles 4 8 Dana 3 9 Smokey's 3 9 Legion 1 11 High team game and series: Pro Shop — 1027-2961 600 series: D. Carpenter 617, B. Workman 610, B. Perez 646, R. Caudill 623, G. Summerlot 666, D. Welsser 645, A. Campbell 629 500 series: J. Shoudel 541, Mark Shearer 523, R. Rodeffer 562, L. Dull 510, D. Kern 503. K. Stahly 508, D. Stahly 534, F. Means 581, C. Arthur 551, D. Tucker 514, R. Rlggen 554, I. Senders 519, R. Rose 532, C. Albaugh 555, W. Hutchinson 510, D. Kuehner 599, G. Price 510, N. Leonard 516, G. Welsser 550, J. Smeltzer 557, K. Hughes 524, B. Pauwels 506, M. Farmer 531, C. Farr 597, G. Coqui Hard 579, J. Simpson 528, K. Pllkerd 514 200 games: J. Shoudel 206, D. Kern 201, F. Means 214, B. Workman 236, 203, C. Arthur 205, C. Albaugh 201, D. Kuehner 227, 216, B. Perez 235, 237, R. Caudill 235, 217, C. Summerlot 211, 233, 222, D. Welsser 243, 209, G. Welsser 204, J. Smeltzer 211, K. Hughes 202, A. Campbell 226,215, M. Farmer 209, C. Farr 246,204, G. Coqulllard 210, 204, D. Carpenter 222,204 Splits: Charles Albaugh 6-7-10 County Pilcher Shoes (3 3 Kurly's Keglers 12 4 Tux Shop 12 4 Wawasee Service Center 11 5 Thwalts Realty 10 6 Miller's Heating 9 7 Flexsteel 9 7 Brower's Sales 8, Service 7 9 Blue Fin 5 11 Parker Hybrids 4 12 Foy's Boat Service 3 13 Augsburger N.W. 3 13 HIJh team game: Thwalts Realty —lOOl High team series: Pilcher Shoes—2o7B
100 McCramer (EM), Aaron Dial (W» Scott McCormick (EM) 1:05.9 " 100 BREAST — Christer Tungard (W), Neff (W), Sam Wu (EM) 1:08.3 400 FR — Elkhart Memorial (Anderson, Pfister, McCramer, Craig Stamets), Wawasee, Wawasee 3:42
Kessler’s reign at Grace. Still, neither have won, or shared a MCC title with the Lancers’ mentor. What sets Kessler apart from other coaches is his commitment to the institution, players and values. This is evident by the way he recruits and the players he desires to see in Scarlet and White. & More times than not, Kesster recruits quality kids. Basketball is important to the coach, but not at the expense fringing on his personal values, also shared by the school. The present squad has a unique personality — they care about each other. There are no allAmericans on the team, just hard-working, dedicated basketball players. Those combinations equal success. Kessler knows it is much easier to win when everyone plays together. He has experienced that feeling for many years, in fact, six straight. I wouldn’t be surprised if number seven is one month away. Correction Some Mail-Journal readers enjoyed a laugh last week when reading about Grace College’s 103-80 victory over Bethel College. In some papers, Myron Clark’s photograph appeared in the sports section and was identified as Brooks Koble. After spotting the error, presses were shut down and Koble’s picture was inserted. Approximately two-thirds of the newspapers had Clark’s picture instead of Koble’s. Koble scored 18 points in the Lancers’ lopsided win.
Feb. 1, beginning with the 6:15 junior varsity game. The Warriors’ swim meet with the Pilgrims will be Thursday, Feb. 4. Both events will be held at Wawasee.
/ 400 series: R. Hyde 645, R. Solina 415, T. • Smith 425, T. Clevenger 420 500 series: C. Eby 518, W. Stahly 541, G. Nicolai 565, K. Knisley 569, G. Newcomer 504, G. Lowe 574, R. Morel 558, J. Chandler 566, R. Thwaits 505, E. Harting 539, B. Miller 529, G. Hawkins 562, L. Welty 576, T. White 535, J. Thwaits 588, S. Solina 514, D. Wuthrich 511, L. Thwaits 517, C. Swlhart 516, J. Klrkdorfer 595, D. Vice 538 200 games: G. Nicolai 205, K. Knisley 203, R. Hyde 240-210-215, G. Lowe 225, L. Long in baugh 512, B. Slaybaugh 543, C. Garner 554, R. Solina 233-204, R. Morel 200200, J. Chandler 214, 202, T. Smith 236-236, B. Slaybaugh 202, C. Garner 210-205, E. Harting 215, D. Cotton 206, C. Coburn 217, B. Miller 223, G. Hawkins 201, L. Welty 211, T. White 211, J. Thwaits 234, S. Solina 211, T. Clevenger 204-234, J. Klrkdorfer 225, D. Vice 201, J. Hendrickson 235 Thursday Nite Ladies Olympic Mfg. S 3 19 Golden Razor 48 24 Louie's 64 28 Millers 44 28 Culp Welding 41 31 Sandls 41 31 Inno Pak 40 32 Wawasee Bowl 39 33 Liberty 39 33 Kidds 37 35 Other Side 37 35 LakeClty Bank II 36 36 Town & Country 31 41 Alley Cats 31 41 Thornburgs 29 43 Kimmell Balt 27 45 Lake City Bank I - 27 45 Dari Point n 45 Beacon 25 47 Pilchers 24 48 High teamgame: Golden Razor —1074 High team series: Olympic Mfg. — 2961 500 series: J. Wortlnger 574, N. Anderson 552, E. Slabaugh 502, G. Shepherd 584, S. Flanagan 522, B. Swlhart 509, K. Byrket 517, C. Miller 564, K. White 519, K. Pauwels 508, N. Spurtingso2, K. Knisley 535 450 series: N. Shields 472, S. Freiberg 487, C. Nolan 493, B. Taylor 466, B. White 491, P. Pollock 472, L. Rife 454, V. Bennett 463, H. Stuff 458, J. Kausal 488, N. Reeve 452, R. White 478, C. Boyd 478, B. Deßolt 460, D. Walton 469, M. Rensberger 459, Y. Coburn 454, H. Taylor 477, J. Reed 452, D. Tanner 468, R. Farmer 462, F. Jones47l, L. Hawn 460 200 games: N. Shields 213, N. Anderson 215, 179, C. Nolan 202, G. Shepherd 207, 204, B. Swlhart 203, 172, C. Boyd 201, C. Miller 202,198, K. Pauwels 202 160 games: J. Wortlnger 198, 198, 178, E. Slabaugh 183, B. Taylor 183, P. Pollock 184, L. Rife 192, S. Flanagan 175, 175, 172, V. Bennett 180, K. Crops 176, J. Kausal 179, K. Byrket 188, 176, R. White 178, B. Deßolt 176, D. Walton 191, P. Summerlot 172, K. White 175, 175, N Spurting 198, Y. Coburn 181, H. Taylor 185, D. Tanner 197, R. Farmer 170, F. Jones 194, L. Hawn 170, K. Knisley 192,170, 173 Splits: Darcy Dean 4-5, Helen Taylor 4-5-7, 3-7, 3-10, Barb Deßolt 3-10, 5-10, Norma Reeve 4-10,4-5, Lilly Hawn 5-10, Cindy Simpson 2-7, Corky WhHacre 5-7, Michelle Somers 3- Karen White 6-7, Carol Stahley 5-10, Janet Hays 5-7, Rose White 5-7, Kathy Dean 4- Mary Smith 3-10,Harlett Stuff 4-7-10, Betty Swlhart 3-10, Rosemary Gerrlty 6-7-10, Sandra Flanagan 3-10, Pat Culp 4-7-9, Deb Huff 5-8-10, Bonnie White 3-10, Martha Myers 5- Jackie Wortlnger 6-7, Sherry Coy 6-7-10
k RPUi BL I IKAbAt « U AT ,y vl B J • ftg h f & ; A 'nA t| A LA ? RA^A.‘ugJAjiSjfe 7'"tl B ■» Ab T*AKfc77 A wki B I IB WR - - * bbsss® £ ~* mw A w . \ ‘ -SEL xB - • I—— - - .-.. .-tti - "- 1 - 1 s 1S v» v ', i TAKE THIS — Goshen’s Mike Essig, 42, stretches to block Matt Koble’s jumper Friday at Wawasee. Despite the block, Koble scored 12 points in the game as Wawasee slipped past the Redskins, 45-43. Essig, Goshen’s leading scorer, finished with eight points. (Photo by Terry Waggoner) Camelot Invitational *South Whitley Boys Feb. 2 6:00P.M. I Girls ' Boys k Pierceton] Girls Wakarusa Boys Boys * Feb. 2 5:00 P.M. Qj r i s At Milford (Champions) *North Webster Feb. 11,1988 ’Mentone Boys Girls Feb. 2 5:00P.M. Girls (Champions) Milford__] Girls * Akron Boys Feb. 2 5:00 P.M. Girls • Where game will be played Syracuse ARE YOU TRUSTING A 5 1.98 FAN BELT TO PROTECT YOUR $9,000.00 CAR? AUTO PARTS . GOODYEAR FAN STORFFAN BELT. $ j CARQUEST AUJO PARTS ’ •ft * $ “I ; at" BM "" "’T—■««■.j fjK ijyy- > ■■ J4b paBMI y i H </ r ' <®hfe > /rMre '. AhF 4 fi uu > osaai As i ji |jt EE »| Il - . - - ®lft ' .. ... I HHHBHBNH 1. Save a buck. 1. Protects your $2,000 engine from overheating. 2. Keeps your S3OO radiator protected from excessive pressure. 3. Saves on towing costs. \ 4. Secure knowing your family is not 7 going to be inconvenienced. 5. Peace of mind knowing your car is r using reliable parts. ■) CARQUEST Auto Parts Stores carry a / full line of GOODYEAR automotive belts and ’ fioses that will help you protect your U.S. \ dr import car and light truck investment. JOY’S <iP? State (load 13 South SYRACUSE Village 457-5724
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