The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 July 1988 — Page 8

1 THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 6,1988

Sports

BEGIN — Runners in Saturday’s Flotilla 3.3’mile road race begin their race as Tony Clouse, not pictured, gave the command to start. West Noble’s Brian Shepherd

Area winners highlight Flotilla race

SYRACUSE — Ed Deiwert of Greensburg and North Manchester’s Penny Grandstaff were the big winners in Saturday’s eight mile Flotilla Road Race. Other winners included Brian Shepherd and Jennifer Titus in the 3.3 mile race. The 11-year race was sponsored by Pilcher’s Shoes for the first time in race history. The new sponsor added a 3.3 walk which drew a large- amount of walkers. Deiwert, 33, finished in 44:00, nearly three seconds off the course record. Craig Lockerbie, 20, of Goshen was seven seconds behind the winner. ° „ Local age group winners in-

jjjjjj&i |jgjj WINNERS — Pictured above are the Flotilla Road four winners. Standing from left, are Brian Shepherd, 3.3 male winner; Jenhifer Titus, 3.3 female winner; Bob Pilcher, race sponsor; Ed Deiwert, 8.0 male winner; and Jeff Grandstaff, accepting the 8.0 female trophy for his wife. Penny. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

jp jr s » CONCLUDES RACE — Teri Sitqs pushes her 13-month-old son, Patrick, during Saturday’s Flotilla Road Race. The Bristol runher competed in the 3.3 mile race.

SATURDAY • OUTLAW SUPER LATE MODELS • SPORTSMEN • STREET STOCKS T.T. 6 P.M. RACING 8 P.M. NEW PARIS SPEEDWAY NEW PARIS, IN

eluded Jeff Carey, North Webster, first in the 16-19 age* group; Greg Weisser,. Milford, third in 20-24; Tim Miller, Cromwell, second in 25-29; and Ralph Bushong, Syracuse, first in 50-59 age group. In the women’s race\ Grandstaff finished in 52:29 to edge Jenny Isenbarger of Indianapolis (53:13). Grandstaff finished 16 seconds off the 52:13 course record set in 1981 by Betty Hite Nelson of Columbia City. In the 3,3 race, West Noble cross country coach Shepherd breezed to the victory. Other area winners included Justin Daugherty and Aaron second and third, respectively in

Wawasee fjbotball opens camp, conditioning drills

SYRACUSE - Football camp for boys currently in grades five through eight will be held at Wawasee High School July 11-22. Camp director is Warrior head football coach Myron Dickerson. Fifth and sixth graders will attend camp from 8:30 a.m. until 10 a.m. Seventh and eighth graders have camp from 10:15 until 11:45 a.m. The camp is not a physical contact activity, but will introduce and enhance the players’ football skills and fundamentals. For ad-

the 12 and under age group; Carl Rouch, Milford, first in the 20-24 age group; Bruce Daugherty, Syracuse, first in 30-34; Homer Miller, Milford, first in 35-39; and Paul Hasse, Syracuse, first in the 40-44 age group. Wawasee’s Titus coasted to an timpressive women’s victory in M the 3.3, finishing in 23:14. Other area age group winners were Alyson Mills, Syracuse, first in 12 and under; Leslie Garner, Syracuse, third in 12 and under; Anne_Pohl, second in 16-19; Christy Speichec, second in 20-24; Tracy Sumpter, Syracuse, second in 25-29; Lea Rinker, third in 25-29; and Linda Neff, second *in 50-59. •*

Speedway Result NEW PARIS - This Saturday night will be the 40th Anniversary race at the New Paris Speedway. Outlaw super late models, late models, and street stocks will be in action. Business Equipment of Elkhart, In. will supply the winner’s trophies and lap money in the outlaw and late model features. In outlaw action, the points race is close between Clete Caywood, Larry Zent, and Fred Reed. The late model points chase is led by Doug Hanna, with Errol Thompson and Bill Russell staying within striking range. John Oliver leads the street stock pOnts with Kenny Hayes, Jr., and Jerry Hammond closing in fast. Gates open at 2, time trials at 6, and racing at Bp.m. FDA and aspirin CHICAGO — Doctors should be cautious in prescribing aspirin as a preventer of heart attacks until more research supports its value, the Food and Drug Administration says. Taking aspirin to prevent heart attacks may increase some people’s chances of dying of other things, especially hemorrhagic strokes.

ditional information, contact Dickerson at Wawasee High School during school hours. SYRACUSE — Football conditioning for prospective freshman through varsity players at Wawasee begins Wednesday, July 6, at the main football field at the high school. The sessions begin at 5:30 p.m. and will continue Monday, Wednesday and Thursday until the end of July.

won the men’s race and Wawasee’s Jennifer Titus took the women’s crown. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

Flotilla Results Men's 8 Mile Ist, Ed Deiwert (33) Greensburg, In., 44:00 2nd, Craig Lockerbie, Goshen (20), 44:07 Local Winners Age Group Jeff Carey, Ist (1619), North Webster; Greg Weisser, 3rd (20-24), Milford; Tim Miller, 2nd (25-29), Cromwell; Ralph Bushong, Ist (50-59), Syracuse Women's 8 Mile Ist, Penny Grandstaff (24), North Manchester, In., 52:29 2nd, Jenny Isenbarger (28), In dianapolis, 53:13 Men's 3.3 Mile Ist, Brian-’Shepherd (22), Helmer, In., 16:52 Age Group Winners 12 & Under — 2nd, Justin Daugherty, Syracuse; 3rd, Aaron Kryder, Syracuse, 22.06

ft I "**• MBStgr k' * : Wife fi . W u aWMI ili m if ..r-' r J f\V m ' REFRESHING BREAK — Elkhart’s Larry Christiansen, 50, drinks cold water following his 3.3 mile race in the Flotilla Road Race^ (Photo by Mark Weinstein) CONCENTRATION — Jason Lambert eyes the basketball rim during free throw competition Tuesday at Wawasee’s boys’ basketball camp. Lambert will be entering the eighth grade this year. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

20-24 — Ist, Carl Rouch, Milford, 18:05 30 34 — Ist, Bruce Daugherty, Syracuse, 21:46 35-39 —‘lst, Homer Miller, Milford, 18:07 40-44 — Ist, Paul Hasse, Syracuse, 20.42 Women's 3.3 Mile Ist, Jennifer Titus, (17) Syracuse, 23.14 Age Group Winners 12 & Under — Ist, Alyson Mills, Syracuse; 3rd, Leslie Garner, Syracuse, 25.04 13 15— Ist, Andrea Siegel, Warsaw; 2nd. Angie Garner, Syracuse, 24.01 16 19 — 2nd, Anne Pohl, Syracuse, 24.56 20-24 — 2nd, Christy Speicher, Milford, 25.17 25 29 — 2nd, Tracy Sumpter, Syracuse Lea Rinker, Syracuse, 23.43 50-59 — 2nd, Linda Neff, Syracuse 28.12

Golf News

PARMORE Gross A Flight Ist, Rhonda Hershberger; 2nd, Betty Shannon; 3rd, Suzy Knepp. Net — Vickie Conrad, Helen Hoyt, Marilyn Kehr. B Flight Ist, Joan Shelton; 2nd, Sandy Coy; 3rd, Sharlaine Hemmingsen. Net — Mary Young, June Lantz, Vera Martin. C Flight Ist, Mabel Mitchell; 2nd, Phyllis Miller; 3rd, Kathy Pearson. Net — Mary Rood, Faye Jones, Opal Leonard. D Flight Ist, Judy Kausal; 2nd, Diana Stump; 3rd, Sue Martin. Net — Mary Lou Jesse, Fern Neff, Bette Dawson. Low putts for the day — Ellie „ Ogle 1- ;V>i • BIG BOULDER The Big Boulder senior mens’ golf league held an 18-hole tournament Monday, June 27, in Milford. Darrell Orn took first low gross while Harold Clifford had second low gross and Tim Darr took third low gross honors. Paul Stouder captured first low

TOP RIDERS — These three cyclists took home top honors from the Syracuse Bike Race Saturday, July 2. From left are: Jeff Reed, Indianapolis, second; Ron Wuthrich, Washington D.C., third, and Mike Steffen, Huntsville (Ala.), first.

. ■• - -■ ~ ■ • • / MILFORD SENIORS — Pictured above are members of Milford’s senior golf league. Pictured in the first row. from left, are Dave Moore, Bob Emerick, Ken Bowton, Ralph Parker, Glen Fleetwood, Bob Wilburn and Nick Maurer. / Standing in the back, from left, are Jim Mylin, Bob Miller, Dave Mendenhall, Bob Slone, Mlaude Heckaman, Dave Miller, Oren Nichols, George Kendall, Dale Nellans, Elmer Largen, Mar* Gkalk, Bill DeGaetano and Joe Hogan, Sitting on the boulder are Ed McClarnon and Darrell Orn. In the bottom photo are additional members to the large mens’ league. Sitting in front, from left, are Harold Long, Frank Ringler, Norm Newburg and Jim Hueston. j Standing in back, from left, are Harold Clifford, Don Johnson, Sr., C.H. Hudson, Don/ Hoffman, Art Schenck, Ed Gilland, John Buhrt, Ray Buhrt, Herb Domer, Tim Darr, K. White, Wilbur Arnold Naff, Donn Boswell, Howard Leonard. Sitting on the boulder are Paul Garner, George Cumberland and Don Kreis. Not pictured were Mel Cory, Henry Diya, George Gardner, Matt Kampf, Fritz Kilmer, Garfield Steedman, Bob Bushong, Ray Gerrity, Chuck Heim, Bill Zahn, Ferd Krueckeberg and Guy Atkinson. (Photos by Mark Weinstein)

net honors, while Bill DeGaetano was second low net. SOUTH SHORE At South Shore, the Thursday evening twi-light league competed in best ball action. Winning were Donna Bevington, Linda Broekers, Betty Broekers, Yvonne Coburn and Ginny DeWitt. > Jeanette Keim took first place in the South Shore ladies’ 18-hole action. Jane Wells was second, with Millie Lotter, third. Bevington was fourth in the tournament with Joan Gray placing fifth. In the ladies’ action July 5, Ann Harter took first in the nine-hole competition/ Roz Samet was second, with Mary Sullivan and Ven Endsley sharing third position< MAXWELTON Maxwelton’s ladies golf league competed in low gross-low net in its weekly play of the day. Winning low gross in 18-hole action were Marg Kavanaugh with Jane Musser placing second. Low

—! *— ne t winner was' SaTidy Connors and Marg Heckaman was second. In nine-hole action, Diann Weade took low gross honors, while Betty Slabaugh captured the low net prize. BIG BOULDER The Big Boulder Belles enjoyed deleting their two worse holes during Wednesday’s league play. Bonnie Newman took first place with Evelyn Orn finishing second and Lea trice Rapp, third. LAND-O-LAKES Ist place team: Margaret Clark, Linda Van Osdol, Vini Kingsley, Virginia Horn 2nd place team: Karen Swanson, Jean Van Meter, Margaret v Mitterling, Donna Brelsford * 3rd place team: Olive Locke, Irene Bucher, Roz Samet, Lorraine Ven Hage, Nancy Boaz, Carolyn Helper, L'ois McClure, Margaret Reed | 4th place team: Nancy Witt, (Diane Burnett, Ann Harter, Ginny Baker, Ann Galahan, Carol DacQuisto, Jean Lee, Imogene Carson Closest To Pin: Irene Bucher Longest Driire: Jean Van Meter