The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 November 1988 — Page 9

Sports

Mfowosee looking to win NLC meet

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medley relay team of Gunn, Guimond and sophomores Lori Boles and Dawn Firestone are seeded second in their events. The other seeded members of the Wawasee squad for tomorrow’s start of the NLC meet are: sophomore Moni Lange (ninth), junior Tonya Perzanowski (10th) and junior Chris Ridings (12th) in the 200 yd. freestyle; Guimond (fifth), senior Jennifer Titus (ninth) and freshman Sara Kline (12th) in the 200 yd. individual medley; senior Sirena Bartow (sixth) and Firestone (15th) in the 50 yd. freestyle; Firestone (third) in one-meter diving;

Bowling

Friday Mixed National Products 25 15 Bud's Body Shop 24 16 Martin's Feeds 23 17 Baby Boomers 23 17 Smith Farms 20 16 Gutter Dusters 21 19 Premiere Plastics 21 19 TGIF 21 19 Milford Party Pack 18 18 Fashion Farm 20 20 Syracuse Rubber 19 21 Bitners Eggs 19 21 Dangles Pizza 19 21 High team game: Bud's Body Shop —7OO High team series: National Products — 1944 500 series: A. Epert 531, S. Kallsik 589, S. Parker 545, A. Coy 556, P. Blosser 517, P. Smith 523, K. Knisley 548, T. Cravens 504, J. Gerard 522, M. Allberry 573, C. Nolan 509, C. Ogburn 501, D. Hamilton 524, L. Simon 559 450 series: C. Conway 472, K. Solina 486 200 games: S. Kallsik 223, C. Conway 201, A. Coy 200, 202, P. Smith 204, K. Knisley 210, J. Gerard 200, M. Allberry 233, L. Simon 221 160 games: R. Carroll 165, C. Conway 181, B. Howell 163, P. Blosser 180, 179, S. Coy 164, G. Gerard 160, B. Allberry 163, C. Nolan 190, 175, K. Solina 182, T. Stewart 161 Splits: Becky Allberry 5-10, 5-6, Kenny Knisley 4-5, 5-7, Don Stoliker 3-10, 9-10, Art Epert 3-10, 3-10, Tammy Stewart 2-7, Dean Hamilton 6-7-10, Wally Green 3-10, Jerry Gerard 3-10, Dorothy 5-10, Dan Howell 3-10, Lee Rlggon 3-10, Dawn Parker 4-5, Scott Parker 3-10, Tim Vanderlinden 5-7 Unusual event: Chris Conway 150 pins over average for a series. Tuesday Afternoon Cotton & Cotton 23 13 Paul's U Lock It 23 13 State Bank 23 13 Teghtmeyer 21 15 Lil's Anchor Bar 21 15 Mastercraft 20 16 La Petite 19 17 Carter's PEH 14 22 Wa-Chester Equip. 14 22 High team game and series: Paul's U-Lock-lt — 821 2309 500 series: J. Kausal 567 450 series: S. Wolterman 487, S. Quinn 485, D. Craig 467, B. Smith 481, M. Rensberger 469, J. Stoelting 496, M. Willard 467, B. Steen port 474, I. Kallsik 486, J. Maher 457 200games: J. Kausal 236 160 games: B. DeWitt 170, J. Kahle 170, S. Wolterman 163, 170, B. Kline 186, S. Quinn 163, 166, D. Craig 165, 172, B. Smith 162, 176, M. Rensberger 160, 161, J. Stoelting 161, 178, M. Willard 178, G. Hayner 169, B. Steenport 163, 177, J. Kausal 167, 164, J. Davis 165, I. Kallsik 168,166 Splits: Judy Kausal 5-7-9, llene Kalisik 3-10, Jan Maher 3-10, Janet Davis 3-10, Sue Wolterman 2-10, Bev Smith 3-10, Marie Mock 3-10 Majors Bowling Bunch 25 7 It's Amazing -20 12 S.F. Revenge 20 12 Revenge Os The Misfits 20 12 Foxx 16 16 ZRI 13 9 High team game and series: It's Amazing — 886-2499 500 series: T. Caudill 522, G. Coburn 508 450 series: A. Wright 481, J. Hutchinson 470 200games: G. Coburn 212 150 games: M. Pachynski 161, D. Byrd 167, A. Wright 166, 179, T. Caudill 196, 161, 165, G. Coburn 155, K. Manning 186, Z. Cook 159, 164, D. McClelland 158, T. Hutter 158, D. Owens 165, J. Richardson 155, 151, J. Hutchinson 157,183 Bantam Leopards 24 Vs 7’Zz Pirates 18W 13W Gummi Bears 18Vi 13'A Astro's 18 14 Bowling Cubs 17Vi 14’/a Pin Wizzards 13 19 Little Rollers 11 21 Whimpies 11 21 High team game: Leopards —3lB High team series: Bowling Cubs —923 200 series: M. Oswald 216, W. Vanlaningham 200 150 series: B. Kuhl 184, N. Kelly 176, A. Dean 162, C. Smeltzer 155 100 series: C. Knisley 137, S. Jones 111, J. Schlsler 117, M. Swihart 139 60 series: D. Larkin 61, A. La Rue 94, J. Pletcher 65 50 games: B. Kuhl 60, 55, 69, M. Oswald 54, 82, 80, N. Kelly 75, 49, 52, C. Knisley 51, W. Vanlaningham 55, 75, 70, A. Dean 53, 67, C. Smeltzer 50,53,52 35 games: C. Knisley 42, 44, D. Larkin 36, A. Dean 42, A. Laßue4l, S. J0ne535,36,40, J. Schlsler 45,40, M. Swihart 47,46,46 Monday Night Early Birds L.S.D. 34 6 Sunshiners 30 10 Go Go Girls 29’Zz 10W B. 28 12 Swingin Grandmas 25 15 Cocineros 25 15 Bowling Bags 21W 18W Flexsteel #3 21 19 Strikettes 20 20 Flexsteel n 20 20 Louie's Pin Getters 19W 20W Lucky Strikes 18 22 Walker Reworks 18 22 Fuzz Busters 18 22 D.R.V.'s . 18 22 Walker Pipers 15W 24Vi Gutter Grabbers 14 26 Flexsteel #1 12 28 Rosettes 12 28 Walker Rejects 17 High team game and series: Sunshiners — 518-1413 500 series: J. Slabaugh 512, D. Sherwood 566 450 series: N. Swope 467, M. Curry 457, L. Dunfee 490, S. Mlnnix 451, M. Lambright 476, B. Swihart 461, D. Weaver 462, P. Blosser 451, L. Dorsett 499, L. Roose 457 200games: D. Sherwood2oß 160 games: S. Bucher 169, N. Swope 167, 163, J. Slabaugh 182, 163, 176, M. Curry 175, L. Dunfee 172, 172, S. Mlnnix 176, M. Lambright 160, 8. Swihart 165, D. Weaver 190, P. Blosser 168, J. Hoover 168, L. Dorsett 172, 164,163, L. Roose 171, C. Shriner 160, D. Sherwood 175,183

Boles (fifth), Perzanowski (sixth) and senior Danyi Heckaman (14th) in the 100 yd. butterfly. The remaining individuals seeded for the Lady Warriors are: Payne (third), Bartow (fourth) and junior Shawna Miller (16th) in the 100 yd. freestyle; Lange (eighth), Boles (ninth) and Ridings (11th) in the 500 yd. freestyle; Titus (fourth) and Kline (11th) in the 100 yd. backstroke; Gunn (12th) and Heckaman (16th) in the 100 yd. breaststroke and the 400 yd. freestyle relay team of Bartow, Firestone, Heckaman and Kline, who are seeded fifth. Seven of the 11 top seeds for the

Splits: Sally Minnix 5 10,5-7, Cindy Loucks 5-7, 2-7, Jodi Wallace 2-7, Rita Burkett 3-10, Ronda Galloway 3-10, Pam Blosser 5-10, Diann Dunlap 3-10, LuAnn Roose3-10 County Pilcher Shoes 30 6 American Legion 25 11 Tux Shop 24 12 Thwaits Realty 24 12 Kurly's Keglers 20 16 Sea Nymph 20 16 Wawasee Service Center 18 18 Parker's Hybrids 16 20 Brower's Sales 8, Service 15 21 Miller Heating 14 22 Foy's Boat Service 14 22 Blue Fin 12’Zz 23’Zz Flex Steel 10’Zz 25’/z Better Way Products 9 27 High team game and series: Thwaits Realty — 962-2850 600 series: R. Everingham 625, E. Coburn 621, B. Weiland 659 500 series: J. Thwaits 504, D. Wuthrich 516, L. Thwaits 546, C. Eby 511, W. Stahly 500, M. Zellinger 550, K. Knisley 513, I. Senders 530, D. Harper 518, P. Smith 557, P. Carson 555, J. Fight 586, G. Price 509, S. Butt 536, R. Stricklin 523, M. Hawkins 531, L. Welty 541, G. Lowess4, R. Solina 558, J. Chandler 554, S. Weaver 550, B. Thwaits 558, C. Farr 536, B. Slabaugh 515, C. Garner 555, B. Knisley 568, D. Cotton 523 200 games: R. Everingham 203, 219, 203, L. Thwaits 200, W. Stahly 205, M. Zellinger 211, E. Coburn 200, 222, D. Harper 217, P. Smith 204, J. Byrd 212, P. Carson 222, J. Fight 205, G. Price 201, M. Hawkins 202, L. Welty 211, G. Lowe 207, C. Farr 211, C. Garner 235, B. Knisley 218, B. Weiland 200, 265 Preps King Pins 24V5 7Vi Ind. Hoosiers 23 2 Hoosiers 21 11 Thunder Bowlers 17V5 14V5 Mad Dogs „ IS'/i Plck-A-Name ’ , 15 17 ’ Cruisers 14 18 Strikers 13 19 Studs 12W 19W Hot Shots 9 23 High team game: Mad Dogs —726 High team series: Studs—l9os 350 series: J. Galloway 351, A. Bartlett 358, J. Lewis 372, K. Galloway 382 200 series: A. Knisley 338, R. Schwalm 329, E. Bowman 332, S. Richey 322 250 series: R. Goad 276, S. Orsley 270, J. Jones 299, C. Burnworth 273, K. Dean 264, C. Nicoloi 287, S. Craft 295, A. Robinson 260 225 series: R. Blosser 228, D. Eppert 243, B. Dean 243, T. Lambright 242, M. Vent 236, J. Flotz23o, A. Gay 237 125 games: J. Jones 156, J. Galloway 153, A. Knisley 163, R. Schwalm 135, J. Lewis 133, S. Richey 130, A. Bartlett 155, K. Galloway 133,155 75 games: R. Goad 102, 95, 79, S. Orsley 100, 108, J. Jones 93, J. Galloway 94, 104, A. Knisley 103, R. Schwalm 96, 98, B. Bales 81, J. Glon 84, 84, B. Schlsler 102, C. Burnworth 92, 111, R. Blosser 82,83, D. Eppert 84, 89, K. Dean 89, 88, 87, B. Dean 98, A. Bartlett 103, 100, T. Lambright 88, 80, C. Nicoloi 112, 104, R. Harper 76, M. Vent 82, 88, S. Craft 101,114, 80, C. Wagner 81, J. Lewis 124, 115, E. Bowman 102, 110, 120, S. Richey 98, 94, C. Kelly 88, J. Foltz 93, A. Gay 92, 76, A. Robinson 83, 77, 100, K. Galloway 94, E. Pinkerton 77 , . Juniors Bruiser Bowlers 24’Zz 7'Za The Smart Elix 18 14 Pins With Fall 18 14 Strikers 16 16 S. 15’Zi 16W Alley Cats 13 19 Club 12 20 Strikers#! 11 21 High team game: S.O.L.'s —753 High team series: Pins With Fall —2152 450 series: M. Walton 457 400 series: B. Lazono 408, D. Staahly 424, PJ. Weisser 425, D. Lambright 401 325 series: T. McFarren 362, C. Swihart 342, B. Zartman 382, A. Young 370, D. Fidler 360 150 games: D. Staahly 151, M. Walton 182, PJ. Weisser 170, D. Lambright life 100 games: H. Larimer 107, B. Lazono 141, 147, 120, J. Luley 108, E. Losee 111, D. Staahly 141, 132, T. McFarren 104, 123, 135, M. Walton 127, 148, C. Swihart 123, 106, 113, B. Richards 108, P.J. Weisser 121, 134, R. Larkin 111, J. Stewart 106, 100, 102, J. Goshert 143, B. Zartman 139, 114, 129, A. Young 142, 107, 121, J. Brickey 144, G. Ritter 125, W. Gordon 101, B. Bartman 119, D. Lambright 140, 103, D. Fidler 133, 103, 124, D. Fidler 122 Splits: Jay Goshert2-10, Carl Hepler 4-5 Thursday Night Ladies Culp's Welding 24 12 Liberty Homes 24 12 tnno Pak 22 14 Louie's Bar 8, Grill 21 15 Sandi's Clip 8i Curl 21 15 Town 8i Country 19W 16W Kidd's 19W 16W Dana Pioneer Club 19 17 Ace Hardware 18 18 Miller's Heating 17W 18’Zz Beacon 17 19 Golden Razor 16Vi 19Vi Wawasee Bowl 16W 19Vi Lake City Bank I 16 20 Thornburgs 15 21 Pilchers 14 22 Miller's Merry Manor 12W 23W Lake City Bank 11 11 25 High team game: Miller's Merry Manor — 1018 High team series: Inno Pak—2977 500 series: N. Shields 501, S. Frleberg 500, C. Miller 529, C. Nolan 528, F. Jones 546, Y. Coburn 513, S. Flanagan 520, K. Knisley 502, R. Hite 535 ' 450 series: J. Miller 461, K. White 453, E. Slabaugh 473, C. Boyd 485, B. Miller 479, A. Luyben 472, S. Coy 466, R. Farmer 456, N. Spurting 450, B. Swihart 462, D. Skevlngton 460, R. Gerrity 474, L. Hawn 463, J. Likens 493, V. Bennett 463, N. Reeve 498, S. Delagrange 460, J. Napier 457, D. Walton 478, L. Bobeck 488, P. Gerstner 486, B. Gross 499 200 games: S. Coy 211, C. Nolan 203, F. Jones 203, R. Hite 224, K. Weyler 206 160 games: N. Shields 170, 188, S. Johnson 179, S. Frleberg 170, 182, K. White 176, J. Miller 174, E. Slabaugh 172,161, M. Patter-

NLC meet are occupied by swimmers from the Warsaw squad. Two Warsaw swimmers, Ivy Reed and Kara Hoskins, are top seeded in two events each while also being members of the top seeded 400 yd. freestyle relay team. Caldwell commented that having so many of the top seeds will definitely be an advantage for Warsaw, who he views as one of the favorites to capture the NLC meet. The remaining two top seed spots for the start are occupied by swimmers from Plymouth (200 yd. medley relay) and North Wood (100 yd. freestyle). Wawasee, which concluded the regular season with a 10-4-1

son 169, C. Boyd 177, C. Miller 187, 188, B. Campbell 170, A. Luyben 190, F. Money 183, C. Nolan 178, R. Farmer 165, F. Jones 192, N. Spurting 173, Y. Coburn 175, 189, J. Reed 171, B. Parker 182, B. Swihart 169, 165, S. Flanagan 164, 160, 196, P. Summerlot 175, D. Skevington 172, R. Gerrity 164, 181, A. Miller 173, J. Likens 198, K. Knisley 182, N. Reeve 177, 189, S. Delagrange 163, C. Becher 174, J. Napier 167, D. Walton 163, 169, M. King 162, L. Bobeck 164, 171, P. Gerstner 178, B. Leedy 192, C. Stahley 181, B. Gross 179,161 Splits: Karen White 6-7-10, 5-7, Sarah Mit chell 3-10, 3-10, Sherry Frleberg 3-10, Mary McFarren 5-6, Sherrie Coy 4-5, Felecla Jones 3-10, Helen Taylor 3-10, Eleanor Price 3-10, Sue Lechlitner 5-7, Norma Reeve 3-10, Lilly Hawn 5-6, Cindy Simpson 5-10, Ann Miller 3-10, Dee Walton 3-10, Marty Myers 7-6-10, Wilma Mitchell 5-6, Barb Means 5-7, Jeanette Bockman 5-7 Land-O-Lakes Coxys Gun Shop 28 12 Wawasee Bowl 28 12 Cocineros 28 12 Tern Industries 28 12 American Bldgs. 27 13 Werker Bros. Const. 23 17 Kurleys Keglers 22'J 17 Vi State Bank 21'/2 IBV2 Reads Raceing 21 19 Wawasee Pro Shop 21 19 Bud's Bar 19 21 Biddles 18 22 Ligonier Elks 17’Zz 22'/z Maxwelton 16 24 M. 16 24 Burger Dairy 15’Zz 24 V 2 Sea Nymph 14 26 K of C 14 26 Luckeys Tavern 13 27 Docs Hardware 9 31 High team game and series: Tern In-dustries—lll2-3158 600 series: R. Miller 604, R. Cook 611, J. Schrecengost 612, R. Hyde 649, L. Nicolai 630, T. Cravens 600, R. Stahley 605, G. Lowe 619, M. Yoder 687, T. Murdock 600 500 series: J. Murdock 578, L. Helmuth 516, C. Barber 503, K. Butt 520, D. Hoogenboom 589, G. Klenke 562, G. Knisley 533, K. Knisley 508, M. Zellinger 538, M. Sparks 508, M. Durham 539, D. Meyer 510, J. Blackport 512, M. Allberry 526, S. Parker 558, A. Coy 534, D. Smith 528, D. Stoliker 519, C. Marton 507, R. Hostetter 507, P. Flanagan 505, D. Obacz 521, G. Gerard 546, S. Richmond 554, C. Coburn 516, W. Schwalm 522, G. Nicolai 515, A. Hershberger 558, H. Galloway 573, J. Walton 572, W. Alderfer 531, C. Walton 509, C. Walton 519, J. Halsey 557, G. Lambright 519, F. Lambright 561, R. Mathew 501, J. Scarbeary 548, L. Ryman 564, P. Wilson 527, T. Ervin 552 200 games: L. LeCount 210, T. Ervin 222, L. Ryman 235, R. Miller 217, 224, J. Halsey 202, R. Cook 224, 221, F. Lambright 218, H. Galloway 213, J. Schrecengost 224, 206, R.

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overall record, had a successful year in terms of wins and losses, according to Caldwell. “We could have had an even better season record if a change (event finish) would have happened in several of our close meettf,” the coach remarked. He added that the team might not have realized at the moment how important one swim could be, not only in terms of winning or losing a meet, but also in terms of a possible season NLC championship. Caldwell commented that the NLC meet will really be the determining factor as to how successful the 1988 season was for the Lady Warriors. He added that the team, which completed the

Hyde 217, 234, J. Walton 228, C. Walton 213, A. Hershberger 222, L. Nicolai 232, 203, T. Cravens 203, 213, G. Gerard 219, D. Stoliker 212, R. Stahley 224, G. Lowe 226, 211, M. Allberry 204, S. Parker 211, M. Yoder 266, 243, M. Zellinger 201, J. Murdock 203, 200, L. Helmuth 200, T. Murdock 206, 200, D. Hoogenboom 200, 215, G. Klenke 205 Splits: J. Pachynski 3-10, 5-6, J. Murdock 5-7, 3-10, G. Klenke 3-10, 3-10, D. Meyer 5-10, 4 5 10, G. Lowe 6-7, 3-10, G. Knisley 3-9-10, C. Barber 3-10, M. Yoder 6-7, S. Parker 7-8, L. Longenbaugh 4-5, J. Sheets 3-10, R. Ogburn 3-10, G. Stone 4-5 Sunday Mixed Englands 30'/ 3 9'/z Cruisers 27 13 Bowman Dist. 26'Zz 13Vi Kale Island 25'/z 14'Zz Skidmore 25 15 Card Sharks 25 15 Yoders 24 Vs 15'Zz Creative Touch No. 2 22 18 Lucky's 4 20V2 19Vi Shit Happens 17 23 Laketronics 17 23 Creative Touch No. 1 15 25 MB.M 13 27 ARS 10 30 Greenfield Fighters 6 34 LB.T High team game: Englands —659 High team series: Bowman Dist. — 1899 600 series: B. Pauwels6oß 500 series: P. Flanagan 539, S. Flanagan 565, L. Swope 558, R. Harris 516, D. Dean 523, C. Coburn 531, B. Kehr 530, K. Byrket 506, F. Means 518, S Richmond 577, B. Knisley 507, D. Sherwood 584 450 series: S. Bucher 452, K. Dean 483, P. Manley 458 200 games: P. Flanagan 216, S. Flanagan 211, L. Swope 213, R. Harris 210, B. Pauwels 216,203 160 games: S. Flanagan 185, 169, N. Swope 161, S. Bucher 164, B. Patton 170, K. Dean 192, M. Fedorow 161, K. Byrket 195, J. Wood 177, P. Manley 182, D. Sherwood 182, 176, T. Knisley 168, G. Byrd 164 Splits: Nanceen Briggs 3-10, Randy Wise 2-7, Bill Pauwels 5-7, Jerry Byrd 3-10, Paul Burkett 5-10, Donna Sherwood 3-10, Brian Kehr 3-10, Rick Ogburn 3-10, LaDonna Hall 9-10, Toby Cross 7-8, Kathy Dean 4-7-9 Milford Business Dana 25Vi 10’Zz Gropp's 25 11 S.A.L. 24 12 Innopak 23 13 Pro Shop 21 15 U.A.W. 21 15 Jerry's Carpet 20 16 Commodore 17 19 Rinkers 17 19 Ron's Service 16 20 Webster Legion 15 21 Dunnico 13 23

regular season portion of their schedule last Tuesday, Oct. 25, with a victory over South Bend St. Joseph, has been honing down and tapering back in its preparation during the past week for the NLC meet. “We’re finished with our hard training for the year and I think that we’re ready for the NLC meet and the upcoming sectional competition on Nov. 10 and 12,” the coach said. The NLC, which begins with the preliminaries tomorrow at 6:30 pm. as mentioned above, concludes on Saturday, Nov. 5 at Concord’s Pool, with the diving preliminaries starting at 9:00 a.m. and the swimming finals following at 1:30 p.m.

Campbells B'Zi 27'Zz Tim's Performance 6 30 High team game and series: Dana — 937-2577 600 series: D. Ferguson 630, R. Rodeffer 672 500 series: J. Simpson 522, B. Smith 529, A. Schroeder 546, R. Lindzysl3, B. Pauwelss26, M. Farmer 543, F. Means 502, B. Workman 546, L. Gorman 507, T. Tyler 500, D. Kuehner 598, B. Rose 504, R. Williams 575, J. Lowe 510, J. Bartman 519, G. Coquillard 111 503, K. Stahley 513, D. Stahley 530, R. Caudill 523, C. Sommerlot 529, J. Smeltzer 531, I. Senders 548, J. Shoudel 534, M. Mitchell 517 200 games: A. Schroeder 222, D. Rosenbery 201, D. Ferguson 202, 244, D. Kuehner 230, R. Rodeffer 257, 246, R. Williams 222, G. Coquillard Jr. 212, R. Caudill 209, J. Smeltzer 211, I. Senders 209, J. Shoudel226 Tuesday Nite Ladies Waußeez 22 10 Chumps 18 14 Grannies 8< The Kid 17 15 The3DeLites 16 16 Go Getters 13 19 Penny's Change 10 22 High team game: Grannies & The Kid — 483 High team series: Go Getters & Wau Beez — 1291 450 series: C. Byrd 467, I. Dull 489, F. Carpenter 494, S. Pachynski 481, D. Lovellette 484, J. West 495 200games: F. Carpenter 207 160 games: C. Byrd 175, I. Dull 192, F. Carpenter 160, 207, S. Pachynski 177, D. Lovellette 189, J. West 194,162 Splits: J. West 3 10 L. Carson — Triple Score, 122,122,122

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NEW SPORTS STAFF — Members of The Mail-Journal sports staff make plans for the winter sports tab. From left are: Mark Huffman, Scott Davidson, and Mitch Stinson. Huffman was recently named sports editor, while Davidson and Stinson share sports writing duties.

M-J sports staff named

Elkhart resident Mark Huffman, a three-year member of The Mail-Journal and the PAPER staff, was recently named sports editor of The MailJournal by editor Jeri Seely. Joining Huffman in the sports department are Scott Davidson, also of Elkhart, and Goshen resident Mitchell Stinson, who will be sharing sports writing duties. Huffman is a 1985 graduate of Ball State University, Muncie, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in journalism. He also received an associates of science degree in journalism from Vincennes (Ind.) University, where he was named Kenneth

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C. Carr Student-Journalist-of-the-Year in 1984 and played one year of college football for the William Penn College Statesmen in Oskaloosa, lowa. The former Elkhart Memorial High School student enjoys all sports, although he prefers an evening of watching Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls to watching Davidson’s Boston Celtics and Larry Bird. Davidson is also a graduate of Ball State University, receiving his BS in sports information in 1988. He served as sports information student assistant and was a common sight on the intramural courts at Ball State. He

enjoys reading, writing, and participating in sports during his spare time. He is also an avid fan of Notre Dame University football, as anyone who has read his column can surmise. Stinson is a 1988 graduate of Indiana University, Bloomington, where he earned bachelor of arts degrees while carrying a double major in journalism and history. Attending the University of Guam before making his trek to Bloomington, Stinson enjoys table tennis (a sport he has won several awards for), while he was captain of his intramural basketball team during his IU days. The Evansville native also enjoys reading in his spare time.

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