The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 May 1988 — Page 9

Sports

Central ends Wawasee season

ELKHART — Elkhart Central wrapped up Wawasee’s best girls’ tennis season in recent history Friday as the Blue Blazers easily defeated the Warriors, 5-0, in the Elkhart sectional’s opening round. The loss ended the Warriors’ season at 10-5. Central improved to 14-1.

Camp news

Wawasee Boys' Basketball

SYRACUSE — Wawasee High School’s boys’ basketball camp will be held Tuesday, May 31 through Saturday, June 4. The

camp begins at 8 a.m. and concludes at 10. The first week of camp is designed for students entering the fourth and fifth grades. Wawasee head basketball coach Gary Goshert will conduct the session, with assistance from WHS assistant coaches, Warrior varsity players and junior high coaches. Cost for the camp is S2O, or $5 per day. Students interested in attending the camp should fill out the registration form, below, insert

SYRACUSE — Wawasee High School varsity tennis coaches Cindy Peterson and Roger Brady will be offering tennis lessons on the Wawasee courts this summer. Registration begins May 31 from 1-5 p.m. at the high school. The lessons will be broken in two-two week sessions. The first camp will begin June 6 and finish June 17. The final session starts June 20 and concludes July l. Classes will meet everyday except for pee-wee’s, which will meet on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. All class sessions cost s2o,'except pee-wee’s, which is sls. According to the tennis coaches, there are classes for any

Students break f ield day records

Field day events at Milford Elementary School were held on May 13 for fourth grade; May 18, third grade; and May 19, fifth grade. Events were high jump, running long jump, standing long jump, softball throw, three boys and three girls from each room for each event (fifth grade students did shot put instead of softball throw); sack race, four boys and four girls from each room; 3-legged race, six boys and six girls from each room; 50 yard dash, 100 yard dash, 200 run, and 400 run, two boys and two girls from each room; 400 relay, four boys and four girls from each room; 800 relay, two boys and two girls from each room; tug-of-war, everyone. The following students broke

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SYRACUSE GIRLS’ TRACK — Pictured above are members of the Syracuse Junior High girls’ track team. Kneeling in front, from left, are Carrie Schmahl, Cindy Cobbum, Sherenna Kirkwood. Angie Garner and Abbie Johnson, .

Wawasee was outmatched in the match with the Blue Blazers. The Warriors managed just six wins in singles action, each Warrior taking two. Elkhart’s Anne Holdemann turned back Nicole Neff in the number one singles position, 6-1, 6-1 to set the stage for the re-

proper payment and mail to Goshert at Wawasee High School. Goshert will accept students registering at the door. Goshert’s second camp session will be five weeks, June 7 through July 8, in length. This camp will meet Tuesday through Thursday during the five-week span. Cost for the camp is S3O per camper or $3 per session. Students entering sixth and seventh grade will have camp from 8-10 a.m., and future eighth and ninth graders, 10-12-noon. For further information, contact Goshert at the high school (457-3147) during school hours.

Wawasee Tennis

level of tennis player — beginners to team tennis. Beginners will learn the basic strokes — forehand, backhand and serve — while advanced beginners continue working on the- fundamentals and add the volley. Intermediate players are reinforced on ground strokes, serves, volleys and basic strategy for single and doubles. Team tennis is designed for high school tennis players, or those expecting to play at the high school level in the

near future. For additional information, contact Peterson at Wawasee High School (457-3147) or at home (457-25%!).

the field day records this year. Fifth grade — Kathy Roose, Amber Hobbs, Lisa Charlton, Rhonda Richardson, Holly Beer, Brandy Levernier, Becky Morris, Brandy Evans, Kara Singrey,' Scott Mathews, Scott Eisenhour, Juan Olivo, Chris Henson, Matt Hurley, Lupe Castro, and Robby Smith Fourth grade — Jennifer Reppenger, Michelle Avalos, Michelle Kistner, Patty Schmucker, Judy Tessman, Heather Morgan, Leah Kilmer, Troy Wuthrich, Ryan Gingerich, Doug Horman, and Zach Stookey Third grade — Carly Beer, Cassie Walton, Kari Beer, Kasee Speicher, Melissa Sherer, Lindsay Kaiser, Jeremy Olson, Ryan Mikel, Rob Burke

mainder of the match. Marci Wright and Heather Keiper both dropped 6-1,6-1 decisions to their Elkhart opponents. Megan Deputy turned back Wright at the second slot, while Heather Borneman topped Keiper. Only Lora Hollar and Kim Carmichael, playing in the Warriors’ top doubles position, managed to seriously challenge a Blue Blazer opponent. The Wawasee duo, however, fell to Julie Musselman

Dwenger overpowers Warriors

FORT WAYNE - Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger proved too powerful for Wawasee Wednesday afternoon. The 17th-rapked Saints scored seven runs in the first three innings lifting the hosts past the Warriors, 12-2. The loss was the Warriors’ 16th of the season against three wins. Wawasee threatened throughout the. contest but couldn’t get the key hit in each rally. In the opening inning, the Warriors loaded the bases with two out but could not dent the plate. Cari Glassburn scored Wawasee’s first run in the second. After opening the inning with a single, Glassburn stole second and third and scored on an Bishop Dwenger error. Bishop Dwenger opened the scoring with four first-inning runs. Amy Barton helped to slice Bishop Dwenger’s 4-1 lead in the

Golf update

New Paris Sherry Shank captured first place Thursday, May 19, in the New Paris A flight ladies’ golf league. Suzy Knepp was second and Bernice Miller was third. First low net went to Rosie Lantz, Francis Akers and Helen Hoyt. In B flight action, Ruth Beer was victorious with Marilyn Wallace placing second and Opal Leonard, third. First low net was recorded by Sharlaine Henningsen. Second low net went to Sara Speckman and third, Jean Tom. In C flight competition, Marilyn Kehr took first place with Joan Stump finishing second and Ruth Banta, third. Judy Kausal took first low net honors, while Wanda Pearson was second and Phyllis Miller. Lois Shearer captured D flight action, while Lynne Hamman was second and Bette Dawson, third. First low net went to Fern Neff with Ruth Starner placing second and Doreen Cripe, third. Ginny Lamley took the low putts for the day honor. Maxwelton At Maxwelton, the ladies league golfers enjoyed two consecutive days of fine golf. In May

Standing in the middle, from left, are Ashley Dick, Heather Perzanowski, Joanna Lant, Angela Leamon and Alyssa Johnson. Standing In back, are Amy Pratt. Julie Hodgson. Tiffany Titus, Gretchen Naugler and coach Elaine Bokhart. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

and Mary Schwindaman, 6-4,6-3. Erin Watsoh and Deb Polise dropped consecutive 6-0 scores to Sara Eldridge and Hilary Wells. Singles No. 1 — Anne Holdeman (C) def. Nicole Neff 6-1,6-1 No. 2 — Megan Deputy (C) def. Marci Wright 6-1,6-1 No. 3 — Heather Borneman (C) def. Heather Keiper 6-1,6-1 Doubles No. 1 — Julie Musselman-Mary Schwindaman (C). def. Lora Hollar-Kimberlee Car michael6-4,6-3 No. 2 - Sara Eldridge-Hilary Wells (C) def. Erin Watson-Deborah Polise 6-0,6-0

third with a towering third-inning homer. It was the last run for the Warriors. The Saints added three runs in the third, three in the fourth and single runs in the fifth and sixth to claim the victory. Michelle Coy took the pitching loss, despite limiting the Saints to four earned runs. Nine Wawasee errors attributed to Bishop Dwenger’s offensive attack. Barton paced the Warrior’s four-hit attack with a pair of hits. Evelyn Stricklin and Glassburn were the other Warriors reaching base with base hits. At Fort Wayne Wawasee 011 000 x—2 4 9 Dwenger 403 311 x— 12 71 Coy, Barton (5> and Brumbaugh; Bartel and Nine. WP— Bartel. LP —Coy. 2b — None. 3b — Bobay (D). HR — Barton (W), Hooley (D). Hits - Barton 2 (W), Stricklin (W), Glassburn (W), McGrade (D), Hooley (D), Miller (D), Bobay 2 (D).

11 action, the play of the day was Criers. Jane Musser and Martha Wright shared the top honors in 18-hole action, while Jackie Marrical was second and Rosie Lantz and Joy Farr tied for third. Nine-hole action was won by June Lantz with second going to Inez Beiswanger. One week later, Sandy Connors and Peg Armstrong tied fer the 18-. hole Jape Musser, Jackie Morrical and Mary Jane Knudson shared second place honors. . June Lantz won the nine-hole action, while Eileen Stevens and Inez Beiswanger tied for second. A meeting will follow this weeks two best ball play. South Shore South Shore Ladies’ golf league’s play of the day was Blind Partners with handicap. Winning the 18-hole event were Linda Broekers and Donna Bevington. Second place went to Jane Wells and Judy Deck. In Tuesday’s South Shore Ladies action, one best ball was the play of the day. Two teams tied for first. Jeanette Keim, Dorian Armstrong and Linda Broekers shared the top spot with Gloria Stoffel, Elaine Kerlin and Dianne Hull.

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MILFORD TRACK — Pictured above are members of Milford’s boys’ seventh and eighth grade track team. Sitting in front, from left, are Chuck Philbee, Phillip Fitch, Spencer Long, Ryan Keiper, Matt Beer, Jorge Castro, Dana Murphy and Holly Baker, manager. Kneeling in the middle row, from left, are Tim Bradley, Shane Deter, Cory Manning, Jonah Beer, Toby Edmonds, Jason Buck, Bryon

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Warriors lose WATERLOO - A 10-run second inning highlighted DeKalb’s 18-4 rout of Wawasee Tuesday afternoon. Wawasee, 4-17, managed four hits in scoring single runs in the final four innings. Amy Barton led Wawasee’s attack with a double and triple. Bowling Thursday Nite Ladies Olympic Mfg. 98 34 Louies 82 50 Golden Razor 81 51 Sand|s 76 56 Millers 73 59, Culp Welding 70 62 InnoPak , 70 62 Thornburgs 69 63 Kidds 67’A 64’A Lake City Bank 11 67 65 Wawasee Bowl 66'A 65'A Liberty Homes 63 69 Alley Cats 62'A 69'A Kimmell Balt 59 73 Town & Country 58'A 73'A Other Side 54'A 77VA Beacon 53 79 Pilchers 52'A 79'A Lake City Bank I 52 80 Dari Point 45 87 High team game and series: Olympic Mfg. — 1020-2933 500 series: S. Flanagan 542, Y. Coburn 508, H. Taylor 515, C. Becher 525, E. Slabaugh 546, M. Zellinger 509, J. Hayes 513, J. Wolfinger 531, S. Freiberg 511 450 series: Bernice Miller, 459, M. Rensberger 478, L. Hoover 452, L. Hall 457, D. Huff 474, L.'Rlfe 460, C. Simpson 499, K. Knisley 459, R. Farmer 495, C. Miller 483, B. Taylor 453, A. Pixley 470, C. Nolan 477, 6. Graff 470, J. Knlsely 450, N. Shields 484 200 games: S. Flanagan 200, 188, E. Slabaugh 200, 195, J. Hays 214, 183, J. Wortlnger 210,183 170 games: L. Hoover 177, L. Hall 171, D. Huff 183, 171, L. Rife 182, L. Hawn 178, C. Simpson 175, H. Taylor 187, R. Farmer 199, F. Jones 185, G Becher 188, 172, J. Napier 171, B. Taylor 177, M. Zellinger 183, 175, S. Freiberg 194,178 Splits: Cathy Miller 2-7, 5-10, Ellen Slabaugh 3-10, 6-7-10, Ann Miller 3-10, 3-10, Harriet Stuff 2-7, 4-5-7, Rosemary Gerrlty 3-10, 5-10, Nancy Shields 6-8-10, Jean Brown 2- Janet Hays 3-10, Kathy Dean 5-7, Arlene Pixley 3-10, Marilyn Zellinger 3- Barb Deßolt 6-7-10, Rosa Farmer 3-10, J. Pontius 6-7, Cindy Mlles 2-7, Helen Taylor 2-7, Vickie Bonnett 2-7, Darcy Dean 5-7, Norma Galloway 4-5, Bornich Miller 3-10, Sandy Flanagan 5-10, Deb Skevlngton 3-10

#**b*'L arm ’ I? sh I. 1 as. t Oik* MILFORD GIRLS TRACK — Pictured above are members of Milford’s seventh and eighth grade girls’track team. Kneeling in front, from left, are Mel Hobbs, Jill Williams, Betsy Henderson, Mindy Beatty, Wendy West, Yesenia Cruz and Kerri Speicher. Standing in back, from left, are Jay Goshert, manager; Rita Beer, Kristen Galegor, Shonda Bushong, Kelly Dewees, Tricia Wuthrich, Lisa Miller, Krista Brumbaugh, Trisha Hostetler, Erika Lange, Mindy Sinith and coach Tony Clouse. (Photo by Mark Weinstein > •

New Paris Speedway racing results

NEW PARIS - Saturday, May 28, will be the biggest racing program ever in the history of the New Paris Speedway. Well over 100 cars are expected. \ The outlaw super late models will run a big 50 lap feature. Favorites include Larry Zent, Fred Reed, Clete Caywood, and many more. Also on the card are the open wheeled Indy Mini Champs. These cars are scaled down ver-

Wed., May 25,1988 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Kaufman, Joey Rangel and Lisa Klotz, manager. Standing in back, from left, are coach Dick Roone, Kyle Newcomer, Kirk Dewart, Jacob Miller, Arie Dewees, Junior Cantu, Bill Kitchen, Mason Robbins, Shawn Mast and David Stump. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

sions of the Indy cars and they will hit top speeds of over 100 miles per hour at New Paris. The late models are also slated to race. Over 60 of these cars are expected in this competitive class. And the street stocks will fill out the bill. Gates open at 2, time trials are at 5, with racing at 7 p.m. Fans are urged to come early to insure a good seat.

SATURDAY • OUTLAW SUPER LATE MODELS • SPORTSMEN • STREET STOCKS T.T.SP.M. RACING 7 P.M. NEW PARIS SPEEDWAY NEW PARIS, IN

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