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Sports

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LOOK OF CONCENTRATION — Wawasee’s number one singles player Jason Hollar follows through after hitting a backhand in action last night against Manchester. (Photo by Scott Davidson)

Bowling .

Bantam Bowling Cubs 9 3 Gummi Bears 9 3 Leopards 9 3 Whimpies 7 5 Pirates 6 6 Little Rollers 6 6 Astros 6 6 Pin Wizzards 0 4 High team game and series: Bowling Cubs — 334 927 150 series: A. Dean 160, B. Kuhl 151, A. Pettey 154, W. Vanlaningham 162, M. Oswald 166, N. Kelly 185 100 series: M. Swlhart 161, C. Smeltzer 107, A. Wiggs, 445 ■ . . aaußkies: D. Larkin 72, R. Henry 99, C. Knisley 72, J. Pletcher 67 50 games: M. Swlhart 56, 53, 52, A. Dean 51, 70, B. Kuhl 65, 51, A. Pettey 66, 50, A. Wiggs 55, W. Vanlaningham 73, M. Oswald 55, 57,54, N. Kelly 85,59 35games: A. Dean 39, R. Henry 45, B. Kuhl 35, C. Smeltzer 40, 36, A. Pettey 38, A. Wiggs 42,48, C. Knisley 35, W. Vanlaningham 44,45, N. Kelly 41 Majors Bowling Bunch 11 1 S. F. Revenge 10 2 Revenge of the Misfits 9 3 Foxx 8 4 It's Amazing’ 7 5 No Team 2 10 G.R.I. 1 11 High team game: S. F. Revenge —822 High team series: Revenge of the Misfits - 2420 500 series: C. Brower 502 475 series: A. Wright 478 450 series: T. Huffer 455, D. Owens 457, J. Richardson 4SI, T. Caudill 464, M. Walton 454 175jgames: C. Brower 182,179 150 games: C- Summerlot 153, D. McClelland 153, A. Means 167, D. Byrd 154, A. Wright 163, 167, T. Huffer 160, 172, D. Owens 159, 166, J. Richardson 168, T. Caudill 159, 166, K. Manning 172, C. Slabaugh 156, C. Shepherd 160, M. Walton 172 E.O.S.N Are We Having Fun Yet? 8 0 Pick-A-Name 71 Stamars 6 2 All In The Family 6 2 We Don't Care 6 2 Price Auto 5 3 AG - 5 3 Red Eyes 5 3 t Odd Couples 4 4 Greenfield Fighters 4 4 Over The Hill ' 3 5 Odds & Ends 3 5 Bombers 3 5 Anchors 3 5 Kings 8. Queens _ 3 5 Lucky's 3 5 Misfits 2W 5W TheZ's IVi 6’zi Brew Crew 17 The Screwballs 17 High team game: Kings 8. Queens —735 High team series: Are We Having Fun Yet? —2098 500 series: P. Mock 504, R. Lambright 501, J. Wortinger 538, J. Wortinger 539, R. Frleberg 500, S. Frieberg 521, C. Marton 574, R. Stahley 553, D. Dean 500, C. Arthur 551 450 series :K. Dean 451 200 games: R. Lambright 217, C. Arthur 206, J. Wortinger 203, C. Marton 204, R. Stahley 203 160 games: j. Wortinger 196, 185, S. Frieberg 171, 194, 156, S. Ball 179, K. Dean 172 Splits: Phil Mock 5-7, David Burkett 5-10, Joe Richards 3-10, Sandy Adams 2-9, Roger Lambright 3-10, Terri Weeden 5-10,5-6 Sunday Mixed Englands 16W 3V5 Kale Island 14 y Cruisers 14 6. Bowman Dist. 13 7 Skidmore 13 7 Yoders 13 7 Card Sharks 13 7 Laketronics 11 9 Lucky Four's 10W 9W Creative Touch No. 2 9 11 Shit Happens 7 13 Creative Touch No. 1 ARS 4 16 M4M A-'/4 16 Greenfield Fighters 4 16 Larkin's Incomplete High team game and series: Kale Island — 719-1976 600 series: C. Coburn6ls 500 series: S. Flanagan 551, P. Flanagan 506, K.'Patton 503, S. Richmond 556, L. Swope 532, Jr. Bucher 510, F. Moans 504, J. Byrd 557 450 series: D. Sherwood 479, N. Swope 451, S. Bucher 467 200games: J. Byrd 205,205, C. Coburn2s7, 201 160 games: D. Sherwood 170, S. Bucher

176, 165, N. Swope 177, K. Byrket 166, K. Pauwels 165 Splits: Pat Flanagan 7-4, Steve Briggs 5-10, Bill Pauwels 2 7 Thursday Night Ladies Liberty Homes 12 4 Millers Heating 11 5 Sandi's Clip & Curl 11 5 Culp Welding 10 6 Louie's Bar 8, Grill 10 6 Beacon 10 6 Kidd's B’Zi 7'/z InnoPak 8 8 Golden Razor 7'Zz B'Z> Town & Country 7 9 ’ AceHartfware 7 "9 Thornburgs 1 9 -Wawasee Bowl 7 9 Dana Pioneer Club 7 9 Millers Merry Manor 7 9 Pilcher's 5 11 Lake City Bank I 5 11 Lake City Bank 11 4 12 High team game and series: Culp Welding —IOSO 3051 500 series: J. Daffron 515, L. Hawn 545, B. Swihart 503, N. Anderson 517, S. Frieberg 500, Y. Coburn 504, J. Reed 512, K. Pauwels 523, S. Flanagan 511, D. Skevington 544, R. Gerrity 502 450 series: D Walton 466, J. Kleeman 459, R. Farmer 468, F. Jones 477, C. Becher 482, P. Pollock 462, C. Boyd 465, B. Deßolt 476, C. Solina 474, J. Wortinger 481, B. Gross 490, N. Spurling 463, H. Taylor 484, L. Rife 487, J. Kausal 469, R. Hite 456, K. White 496, E. Slabaugh 490, A. Luyben 471 200games: N. Anderson 202 170 games: D. Walton 178, J. Kleeman 177, R. Farmer 186, J. Daffron 180, 179, L. Hawn 193, 193, B. Swihart 174,180, C. Becher 175, P. Pollock 181, C. Boyd 178, B. Deßolt 185, C. Solina 171, B. Gross 174, T. Taylor 176, Y. Coburn 180, 170, H. Taylor 170, J. Reed 171, 194, L. Rife 186, 171, J. Kausal 185, 171, R. Hite 177, K. White 187,189, K. Pauwels 189, L. Yoder 179, E. Slabaugh 196, P. Mansfield 178, A. Luyben 184, B. Miller 174, S. Flanagan 198, D. Skevington 178,183,183, R. Gerrity 178 Splits: Billie Gross 3-10,5-6, Nellie Spurling 3-10, 5-10, Helen Taylor 5-8-JO, 3-U), Yvonne Coburn 5-10, 3-10, 3-10, Sarah Mitchell 2-5-7, Freda Rinker 5-6, Pat Summerlot 3-10, Lucy Ulrey 5-6, Sharon Delagrange 2-7, Pam Pollock 5-8-10, Martha Myers 3-10, Ruth Hite 5-6, Judy Kausal 2-7, Goldie Pilcher 7-8, Margaret Whitehead 3-10, Pat /Mansfield 8-10 La nd-O-Lakes Cocineros 16 4 Coxys Gun Shop 15 5 Wawasee Bowl 15 5 American Bldgs. 13 7 Tern Industries 13 7 Buds Bar 12 8 Werker Bros. Const. 12 8 Sea Nymph 11 9 State Bank 11 9 KofC 11 9 Reads Racing 10 10 Docs Hardware 9 11 M.M.I. 8 12 Biddles 7 13 Luckey's Tavern 7 13 Ligonier Elks 6’Za 1395 Kurleys 6’A 13’A Maxwelton 6 14 Pro Shop 6 14 Burger Dairy 5 15 High team game: Sea Nymph —1074 High team series: American Bldgs. — 3123 600 series: W. Alderfer 654, M. Zellinger 640, R. Hostetler 638 500 series: D. Weaver 574, D. Paternoster 504, R. Cook 544, R. Miller 584, R. Mullins 577, R. Hicks 538, M. Durham 540, M. Clevenger 537, H. Galloway 520, R. Thwalts 527, J. Schrecengost 538, C. Walton 514, B. Dunlap 539, D. Dean 586, J. Sheets 532, C. Marton 569, R. Hostetter 553, R. Stahley 564, L. Edwards 575, D. Obacz 589, T. Cravens 533, L. Helmuth 585, P. Wilson 537, D. Mock 505, L. Ryman 521, C. Lambright 504, T. West 550, R. Mathew 527, D. Hoogenboom 505, G. Klenke 584, G. Knisley 530, K. Knisley 537, J. Conway 515, M. Allberry 584, S. Coburn 526, J. Miller 531, C. Coburn 509, W. Schwalm 528 200 games: R. Miller 217, R. Hostetler 211, 234, M. Zellinger 223,221, M. Durham 200, M. Clevenger 201, H. Galloway 202, W. Alderfer 256,231, D. Dean 210, J. Sheets 237, C. Marton 201, R. Stahley 218, L. Edwards 224, 211, D. Obacz 209, T. West 220, G. Knisley 203, K. Knisley 207, J. Conway 200, M. Allberry 204, S. Cobum 231, C. Coburn 216 Preps Ind. Hoosiers 12 0 King Pins 10 2 Mad Dogs 8 4 Hoosiers 7 5 Cruisers 7 5 Plck-A-Name 5 7 Studs 4 8 Strikers 4 8

Netters look to Sectionals

i By SCOTT DAVIDSON Staff Writer / “This was a match that we had won but then we let it turn into a loss,” stated Wawasee Boys’ Tennis Coach Roger Brady, following last night’s (Tuesday) 2-3 loss to Manchester. The match wasn’t decided until well into the darkness of the evening, as Wawasee number one singles player Jason Hollar and Matt Snell, Manchester’s number one performer, battled for over two and one-half hours. Snell came out victorious in the end of the grueling match by winning the tiebreaker (8-6) in the third set. In other singles play for the Warriors, number two player Kermit Kropf defeated Eric Christiansen, 7-6, 6-4, and senior Mike Leedy, playing in his final home match, defeated Brian Kreps, 6-3,6-2. The Warriors’ number one doubles combination of Jerry Smith and Mason Robbins were beaten by John Bazzoni and Jared Christiansen by scores of 6-3, 6-7, 4-6. Wawasee’s number two doubles duo of Chris Shidler and Adam Wilson also dropped their match to Tim Kreps and Tim McLaughlin. Wawasee finished the regular season at 7-7 (3-4 in the NLC), with a sixth place in the conference after finishing seventh in the NLC Tournament last Friday and Saturday, Sept. 23-24, at Plymouth. The NLC Tournament was won by Concord (37 points), who also finished the season as NLC champions. Following Con-

Thunder Bowlers 4 8 Hot Shots 3 9 High team game: Studs —663 High team series: King Pins —1872 400 series: K. Galloway 430 300 series: E. Bowman 329, A. Bartlet3o2 250 series: B. Schisler 252, J. Galloway 265, A. Knisley 291, R. Schwalm 286, J. Foltz 276, C. Nicoloi 277, S. Richey 295, J. Lewis 289, A. Gay 262, T. Lambright 255, J. Jones 277 225 series: S. Craft 247, D. Eppert 237, R. Good 225, S. Orsley 238 * 100 games: J. Galloway 114, A. Knisley 108, R. Schwalm 102, J. Foltz 119, C Nicoloi .J2O, S. Craft 109, E. Bowirian 118, Wchey-43fc J. tewfj 104,Wi Bartlett 113,118 75 games: P. Summerlot 80, B. Schisler 93, 79, 80, J. Galloway 85, A. Knisley 87, R. Schwalm 97, 87, C. Nicoloi 92, R. Harper 80, 83, M. Vent 86, E. Bowman 94, S. Richey 89, J. Lewis 92, 83, A. Gay 92, C. Burnworth 75, D. Eppert 80, 87, K. Dean 94, B. Dean 95, T. Lambright 89,92, R. G00d93,79, S. Orsley 75, 96, J. J0ne586,95,96 ‘ Juniors Bruiser Bowlers 7 5 The Smart Elix 7 5 Strikers 7 5 Club —/ 6 6 Pins With Fall 6 6 Alley Cats 5 7 S.O.L.'s 5 7 Strikers#! 5 7 High team game and series: Bruiser Bowlers —789-2179 400 series: E.Losee4ol 350 series: D. Fidler 353, K. Darrah 355, P. Weisser 374, M. Walton 378 325 series: S. Laughlin 326, T. Foote 337, B. Lazono333, A. Young 326 150 games: E. Losee 197, M. Walton 151 100 games: D. Lambright 111, D. Fidler 144, 121, Da. Fidler 125, 100, S. Laughlin 113, 125. T. Foote 105, 104, B. Lazono 101, 142, K. Darrah 144, 1/10, 101, J. Luley 145, A. Young 105, 108, 113, G. Reiter 141, J. Stewart 123, 116, J. GosherJJfß, 110, B. Zartman 129, 113, C. Swihart 145, B. Richards 121, 103, P. Weisser 140,115,119, E. Losee 115, D. Stahley 135, 110, M. Walton 119, 108, B. Bartman 101, 103, W. Gordon 128,124 Splits: Jay Goshert 3-8, P.J. Weisser 3-9-10 County Pilcher's Shoes 16 0 Tux Shop 11 5 American Legion 11 5 Sea Nymph Pro's 10 6 Thwalts Realty 9 7 Foy's Boat Service 9 7 Kurly's Keglers 9 7 Miller's Heating 7 9 Parker-'sHybrids 7 9 Wawasee Service Center 6 10 Brower's Sales 8, Service 5 11 Blue Fin 4 12 Better Way Products 4 12 Flexsteel 4 12 High team game and series: Pilcher's Shoes-949,2679 600 series: R. Solina673 500 series: I. Senders 552, J. Stork 507, C. Farr 591, S. Kalisik 502, T. Smith 510, C. Eby 563, W. Stahly 528, M. Zellinger 547, E. Coburn 547, T. Gerstner 522, B. Ross 525, B. Knisley 531, E. Harting 509, C. Frushour 511, J. Byrd 564, L. Sawyer 527, S. Weaver 534, B. Thwalts 570, S. Brown 514, C. Wogoman 515, B. Eyers6o, S. Butt 599 200games: G. Hawkins 209,1. Senders 211, C. Farr 204-222, C. Eby 200, E. Coburn 210, T. Gerstner 204, S. Coburn 213, J. Byrd 202, R. Solina 227-224-222, S. Butt 243 Splits: George Lowe 3-10, Bill Eyer 3-10 Monday Night Early Birds L.S.D. 17 3 Go Go Girls 1514 4'A Strlkettes 15 5 B.D.S. 14 6 Swlngln Grandmas 13 -7 Bowling Bags 12’4 7’4 Coclnero's 12 8 Lucky Strikes 12 8 Sunshiners 11 9 Fuzz Busters 11 9 Flexsteel No. 3 10 10 Walker Reworks 10 10 D. j 9 11 Walker Pipers B’4 11’4 Gutter Grabbers 8 12 Flexsteel No. 1 8 12 Louie's Pin Getters 7’4 12Vi Flexsteel No. 2 4 16 Rosettes 2 18 High team game and series: L.S.D. — 494, <1394 ' 450 series: L. Dunfoe 488, Terri Weeden 483, L. Dorsett 497, F. Tucker 473, J. Stricklin 450, J. Slabaugh 456, D. Sherwood 409 160 games: L. Dunfee 176, 164. T. Weeden 167, L. Dorsett 1171, 176, D. Dunlap 165, L. Roose 169, F. Tucker 164, N. Whetten 162, J. Stricklin 161, C. Shrlner 170, J. Berkeyplle 160, J. Slabaugh 176, L. Paternoster 160, D.

cord in the NLC Tournament were Warsaw (31), Bremen (25), Plymouth (25), Goshen (20), Northridge (15), Wawasee (7) and North Wood, (2). The final NLC standings show Concord as champions (15% points) followed by Warsaw (13), Goshen (11%), Plymouth (10%), Bremen (8), Wawasee (6), Northridge (5%) and North Wood (2). Brady commented that he was disappointed with the results of the NLC Tourney, even though his singles players played some of their best matches of the / season. He added that the performance of Wawasee’s doubles teams was what hurt the team’s finish because the two teams were only able to gain one point between them. “Our sixth place finish in the NLC is as good as we’ve ever done, so our program is getting better and more consistent,” stated Brady, looking back over the season as a whole. He added that the team won all of the matches that it was supposed to but that it couldn’t break through against the opponents that were of the same caliber or slightly better. The Warriors assured themselves of at least a .500 season when they defeated Northridge last Wednesday, Sept. 21, by a score of 3-2. Hollar, Kropf and Leedy all captured their singles matches while both of the doubles teams, Smith and Robbins and Shidler and Wilson, were beaten. “Our singles players had a good match and this win raised us to fifth in the NLC and gives us a chance at an above, .500 season,” stated Brady after the

Sherwood 168, 169, K. Dutcher 162 Splits: Diann Dunlap 3-10, LuAnn Roose 3-10, Jodi Wallace 7-2, Christy Shrlner 3-10 Tuesday Afternoon Paul's U-Lock-lt 13 3 Cotton & Cotfon 11 5 Lil's Anchor Bar 10 6 Teghtmeyer 9 7 Mastercraft 8 8 State Bank 8 8 LaPetite 8 8 Wa-Chester Equip. 7 ’ 9 Carter's PEH , 6 10 . High, te.am game and .series: Cotton & Cot-ton-8042302 I 500 series: M. Rensberger 557, S. Wolfer man 521, L. Crow 521, J. Kausal 520, 1. Kalsik 503 450 series: M.J. Myers 481, C. Scheiber 461, D. Craig 453, B. Steenport 460, G. Cook 462 200games: S. Wolterman 213 160 games: S. Wolterman 183, C. Scheiber 160, 162, M. Rensberger 181, 190, 186, M.J. Myers 178, 160, M. Mock 180, L. Crow 161, 161, 199, D. Gilchrist 160, J. Lantz 169, R. Gerrity 164, J. Kausal 180, 179, 161, B. Smith 16L D. Trowbridge 161, I. Kalisik 178, 172, B. Kline 169, G. Coo, 164, J. Alfano 175, D. Craig 160,161 Splits: llene Kalisik 4-5, 4-5, Phyllis Yoder 5-6, 3-5-7, Gladys Hayner 5-7, June Lantz 2-7, Joan Gray 8-5-10, Anna Pressel 5-7, Dot Gilchrist 3-10 Friday Mixed League Martin's Feeds 16 4 National Products 15 5 Gutter Dusters 12 8 Premiere Plastics 12 8 Baby Boomers 11 9 T.G.I.F. 11 9 Bud's Body Shop 10 10 Milford Party Pack 10 10

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match. Look to Sectionals On the season, Hollar finished with an 8-6 mark, Kropf went 9-5 and Leedy finished 10-4 in singles action for the Warriors. In doubles play, Smith and Robbins were 3-4, Shidler and Wilson were 3-3, Smith and Shidler were 2-4, Robbins and Jerry Hutchinson were 0-1, Robbins and Julian Ostertag were 2-3, Shidler and Ostertag were 0-1-1 and Smith and Wilson finished with a 1-0 mark. The Warriors final play of the year is the IHSAA Sectional, which begins Friday, Sept. 30, at > Elkhart Memorial. Wawasee is in paction at 4:30 p.m., facing conference foe Goshen. “We have a good draw, although it will be a difficult task to beat Goshen, who we lost to 1-4 during the regular season,” said Brady. He added that if the Warriors can defeat Goshen, then they can go as far as they want to in the sectional. The other first round sectional match finds host Memorial squaring off against crosstown rival and sectional favorite Elkhart Central. Sectional play continues on Saturday at Memorial with Fairfield against La Ville, Concord facing Jimtown, North Wood against the winner of the Memorial-Central match and Northridge facing the winner of the Wawasee-Goshen match-up. The finals of the sectional will be held qt 4:30 p.m. next Monday, Oct. 3, at Central. Brady added that if the weather isn’t cooperative for outdoor play, then the sectional matches will be held at the Elkhart Racquet Club.

Smith Farms 9 11 Fashion Farm 9 11 Dangles 9 11 Bitners Eggs 8 12 Syracuse Rubber 6 14 High team game: Martin's Feeds —7OB High team series: National Products — 1928 500 series: M. Allberry 540, S. Swinehart 585, K. Solina 533, B. Simon 531, J. Bitner 556, L. Sawyer 517, C. Nolan 584 450 series: P. Blosser 455, T. Stewart 456, D. Ogburn 471, B. Epert 475, C. Stollker 471, S. Cravens 466 200 games: S. Swinehart 221, D. Howell 203, K. Solina 227. C. Morseau 227, J. Bitner 227, C. Nolan 202,214, S. Parker 212 160 games: P. Blosser 168, B. Howell 163, B. Hamilton 175, T.\Stewart 170, D. Ogburn 169, B. Epert 188, Connie Stollker 168,161, B. Smith 161, S. Sawyer 168, K. Yoder 178, C. Nolan 168,1. Kallsik 176, S. Cravens 168,162 Splits: Lynn Sawyer 3-10, 3-6-7-10, Bev Smith 5-6, 2-5-7, Mike Allberry 2-7, Allen Coy 3-10, Bob Simon 3-10, Connie Stollker 3-10, Betty Epert 3-9-10, Don Stollker 5-7, Cindy Nolan 7-8, Rick Ogburn 5-8-10, Steve Kallsik 3-10, Dawn Parker 4-5-7, Gloria Gerard 2-7, Jerry Gerard 7-8, Sheri Cravens 3-10 Tuesday Nite Ladies Grannies & The Kid 9 3 Waußeez • 8 4 Go Getters 7 5 3 DeLites 7 5 Chumps 3 9 Penny's Change 2 10 High team game and series: Waußeez — 486-1404 450 series: P. Welty 480, J. West 495, C. Byrd 450 160 games: P. Welty 175, 168, J. West 169, 167, E. Wogoman 173, C. Byrd 162, J. Ryman 168, M. Wiggs 165,1. Dull 161 Splits: P. Welty 5-7

- ■ . . - ■ ■ ■ ■ . j toy . Mfife a a a tigT | I Mo#®?/'!'?:' POWER SERVE — Wawasee’s number three singles player Mike Leedy keeps his eye on the ball as he prepares to serve during his match last night against Manchester. Leedy, the Warrior’s only senior in the top seven positions, won last night 6-3, 6-2 to close out the season with an individual mark of 10-4. Leedy and his Warrior teammates enter sectional play beginning Friday against Goshen at 4:30 at Elkhart (Photo by Scott Davidson)

Bowling meeting changed to Sept. 28 The open membership meeting of the Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association has been changed to Wednesday, Sept. 28, 7 p.m. in the meeting room of Cocinero’s Restaurant, Syracuse.

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Wed., September 28,1988 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

On poison dioxin CHICAGO — A new study of Vietnam veterans suggests that most escaped heavy exposure to the poison dioxin, even if they served as ground troops in areas extensively sprayed with the dioxin-containing Agent Orange.

Junior High update North Webster’s seventh and eighth grade football team raised its record to 2-2 last night (Tuesday) with a 14-6 victory over South Whitley at Warrior Field. The Trojans played a strong fourth quarter, marching 65 yards for the winning touchdown, scored by Orlando Ballejo. The Trojans other score came on a pass play from Jason Lambert to Scott Jones. Erik Conkling and Matt McClintick both turned in strong performances for North Webster, who travel to Wakarusa next Tuesday, Oct. 4, for a 4:30 p.m. - contest. Spiking action In junior high volleyball action, ° Milford’s seventh grade team defeated Syracuse 15-2, 15-5, last Thursday, Sept. 22. Milford’s eighth grade team completed the sweep by beating Syracuse 15-2, 15-5. Milford’s seventh grade lost on Monday, Sept. 26, to Wakarusa by scores of 4-15, 6-15, while the eighth grade team dropped its match 4-15, 5-15. Also on Monday, Milford’s sixth grade volleyball team dropped a tough five set match to Wakarusa by scores of 15-2,15-7, 15-17, 14-16, 12-15. Turning in outstanding efforts for Milford were Holly Beer, Jenny Sorenson, Adina May, Brandy Evans, Stephanie Bender, Brandy Lavemier and Kari Strieby. Both the Syracuse seventh and eighth grade volleyball squads were beaten on Monday by West Noble. The seventh lost 2-15, 12-15, while the eighth graders were beaten 10-15, 8-15. North Webster’s seventh grade team defeated Pierceton last Wednesday, Sept. 21, 15-10, 7-15, 15-13. The eighth grade squad was beaten by Pierceton, 6-14, 11-15. Last Thursday, Sept. 22, the North Webster seventh grade squad defeated Mentone 9-15, 15-10, 15-9. Leading players for the team vjere Yen Tran (six points),, Kelly McClinic (six points?’ and Amber Jarboe (six points). The Webster eighth grade team also beat Mentone, 15-9,15-7.

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