The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 April 1989 — Page 9
Sports
Girls' team wins opener i
IBy MITCHELL STINSON Sports Writer Wawasee's girls' track team made its home opener a memorable one yesterday (Tuesday) with a convincing 81-37 victory over Westview. The weather conditions were less than ideal for a track meet, but the Lady Warriors still recorded some fine performances. “1 thought we did a pretty good ’ job, considering the weather,” said coach ’Troy Akers. "It was cold and windy.” All-conference runners Kriss Eisenhour and Lisa Mikel led the way for Wawasee with two firstplace finishes each. Eisenhour, a junior, placed first in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 17.4 seconds and took first in the 300-meter hurdles with a 49.1.
-W 7 ■ 7 SPEED DEMON — Lady Warrior Lisa Mikel stretches across the finish line for an easy victory in the 200-meter dash as race timers look on. Mikel also took first in the 100-meter dash as the Lady Warriors scored an 81-37 victory over visiting Westview. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)
Bowling
Sunday Mixed Kale Island 76'/? 4V/a Card Sharks 78 42 Bowman Dlst. 76'/? 43'/? Skidmore 75 45 Cruisers 68'/? 51'/? L&T 66'/? 5J’/ 2 Yoders 66'/? 53' t Englands. 65 55 Creative Touch #2 65 55 Lucky 4's 61 Vi 58'? Creative Touch *1 57’/» 62’/? It Happens 50 70 Greenfield Fighters 43 77 Laketronics 42'/? 77'/? ARS 38 82 MB.M 37 83 High team game & series .. Englands — 686. 1957 500 series S Richmond 531, B Knisley 550, D Dean 505, J Hall 504, R Ogburn 541, B Pauwels 536, J Byrd 522, D Weisser 524 450 series C Ogburn 456, K Pauwels 463,. K Senders 485, N Swope 460 200 games R Harris 203, B Knisley 223, B Pauwels 204, D Weisser 215 160 games R Burkett 160, K. Byrket 160, S Flanagan 166 L Hall 161, C Ogburn 190, P Massengill 170, K. Pauwels 175, 160, G Byrd 167, K Senders 165, 161, N Swope 171 Splits f aye Howell 3 10, 45, Melvin Greenfield 1 10. Bill Pauwels 3 10, Bob Guy 2 10. LaDon a Hall 2 7, Randy West 3 10, Freida Tucker 2 7, Ken Patton 3 10, Chuck Coburn 3 10, Kris Byrket 3 10 County Pilcher's Shoes 41 19 Foy's Boat Service 37 23 American Legion 37 23 Wawasee Service Center 36 24 Better Way Products 36 24 Tux Shop 35 c 25 Parker's Hybrids 35 25 Miller's Heating 29 31 Brower's Sales th Service 27'/? 32’f? Thwaif's Realty 25 35 Flex Steel 23 37 Sea Nymph 20'/? 39’/? Blue Fin 20’/? 39'/? Kufly's Keglers 17Vi 42'/? High team game & series Tux Shop - 960, 2789 600 series B Knisley 625, K Knisley 600. H Hochstetler 614, R Solina622 500 series E Harting 511,C Frushours6B, M Zellinger 574, R Stahley 534, E Coburn 554. D Taylor 505, S Carson 516, 8 Miller 508, M Hawkins 516, L Welty 538. T White 530 J Thwaits 546, C Senders 548 D Tucker 507. G Lowe 528 8 Morel 555, J Chandler 506. S Weaver 541, B Thwaits 565, T Smith 529 T Gerstner 529, B Ross 520, R Stricklin 522, D Dean 562 200 games B Knisley 211, 224, E Harting 202, L Frushour 210, M Zellinger 218, K Knisley 236, H Hochstetler 200, 227, P Car son 209, J Thwaits 216, C Senders 211, G Lowe 225, R Solina 218. 210, B Morel 202, S Weaver 221, B Thwaits 208 T Smith 223, 8 Slabaugh 201, T Gestner 200, E Swihart 200, D Dean 213, 222 Monday Night Early Birds BOS 97 37 Swingin' Grandmas 83 <1 Go Go Girls 82 42 Sunshiners- Tl'h 46*'? LSD t ” * Corinero's 73V? 50’7 Louie's Pin Getters 72'*? 51V? Lucky Strickers 68 56 Flersteel*3 _ 67’7 56'? Bowling Bags 59’7 64’ 7 Gutter Grabbers „59 65 Stnketfes Walker Pipers 58’7 65'7 Walker Reworks 53'7 70'7 Fuzz B isters $1 73 Flexsteel*2 50'7 73'7 Flersteeixt 49 7s. DRV $ * Rosettes 32'7 86’7 Walker Rejects 26 9® High team game Go Go Girls 511 High team series Sunshiners 1344 450 senes L Dun fee 491 J Slabaugh 487. P Blosser 463 B Peterson 474. S Klenke 490 F Tucker 469
Mikel cruised to victory in the sprints, taking first in the 100-meter dash with a time of 13.2 seconds The sophomore sparkplug blew away the rest of the field in the 200-meter dash, as her time of 27.4 was more than three seconds better than the nearest competitor "I think that Kriss Eisenhour and Lisa Mikel, with the conditions we had, turned in some real ly good times," Akers said. Wawasee's Monie Lange recorded a time of 1 minute, 10 5 seconds for a victory in the 400-meter run. The Lady Warriors also received some solid performances in the longer distances, with Lori Gargett finishing first in the 3,200-meter run. Gargett crossed the finish line in a time of 14:10.1. The field events went well for Wawasee's girls, too. Julie Gunn
200 games B Swlharl 201 160 games C Swlharf 161, L. Dunfee 177, L Miller 170, C. Stollker 174, L Paternoster 182, S. Bucher 160, J Slabaugh 197, P Blosser 176, L Hall 178, B Peterson 164. E Wogoman 166, S Klenke 182, F Tucker 172 Splits: Dlann Dunlap 3 10, 5 10, 5 6, Connie Stollker 57, Janice Slabaugh 45, Sandy Bucher 56, Jean Berkeypile 5 8 10, Pam Blosser 3 10, LaDonna Hall 5 6, Chris Ogburn 2 7, Kathy Dean 3 10, Brenda Peterson 3 10, Ella Dora Wogoman 45 7, Monica Lam bright 5 10, Pam Manley 3 10 Land O Lakes Lucky's Tavern 43 21 American Bldgs 42 22 M.M.I. 38'? 25’j Coxy's Gun Shop 38 26 Kurley's Keglers 38 26 Wawasee Bowl 37 27 Reads Racelng 37 27 Pro Shop 36 28 Coclneros 35 29 Sea Nymph 34 30 "Ligonier Elks 33 31 Maxwelton 31V? 32’? Burger Dairy 31 33 Biddles 30 34 Docs Hardware 25’7 38'? State Bank 25 39 Werker Bros Const 24 40 KofC 23 41 Buds Bar 20' ? 43'7 Tern Industries 18 46 High team game and series American Bldgs - 1065 3007 600 series R Stahley 663, M Durham 602 500 series C Marton 528, D Fuller 523, M Yoder 561, M Zellinger 585, M Clevenger 572, L McGriff 543, L Simon 544, H Galloway 525, R Thwaits 569, J Schrecengost 541, R Hyde 511, G Lambright 507, L Slabach 510, T West 523, R Mathew 547, D Dean 552, P Wilson 562, T Ervin 540, C L Walton 576, D Barhydt 543, C C Walton 537, J Conway 513, M Allberry 520, S Parker 501, D Obacz 566. 8 Obacz 513. T Cravens 519, K Ogburn 500, R Ogburn 526, A Coy 501. M Wappes 508, J Halsey 577, K Butt 546, J Worf Inger 522, J Sheets 556, S Nicolai 593, R Hostetler 508, 8 Knisley 574, K. Knisley 551 200 games C MaHon 202,Stahley 229, 237, M Yoder 237, M Zellinger 209. M Durham 225, 213, M Clevenger 230, L McGriff 713, R Thwaits 215, J Schrecengost 222, R Hyde 203, R Mathew 204, D Dean 202. C L Walton 239, D Barhydt 206, C C Walton 200, S parker 215. D Obacz 207. T Cravens 201, C Coburn 202, J Halsey 200, 231, K Butt 210, S Nicolai 228, 8 Knisley 201,215, K Knisley 200,215 Splits D Obadt 36 7 8 10, 9 10. J Blackport 3 10. 3 10, S Parker 27, 56, C Ogburn 27, 3 10, T Ryman 3 5 10, L Simon 3 10, C C Walton 5 8 10, W Alderfer 3 10. T Cravens 3 10, M Line 5 7, D Tar man 3 10, J Wortinger 3 10, L Nicolai 3 10, K Knisley 9 10 Thursday Night Ladies Louie s Bart Grill 8i 43 Golden Razor 77“? 46'7 Miller's Heating 75'7 487 Wawasee Bowl 75 49 LiberfyHomes 74 50 Kidds 697 547 Culp's Welding 68 56 Thornburgs 67 57 InnoPak 63 61 Ace Hardware 627 577 Beacon r 597 64 7 Town 4 Country 58 ? 657 Sarvdi s Clip 4 Curl 58 66 Dana Pioneer C'ub 527 717 Lake City Bank II 50 74 Lake City Bank I 46 78 Pilchers 40 84 Miller's Merry Manor 347 857 High team game Lake City Bank I 1033 High team series Louie's Bar 4 Grill 2920 500 series C Becher 512 B Bowen 5437' Taylor 568 R Hite 506 N Shields 548 S Fneberg 512. F Jones SH. K Knisley 525 B Swihart 520 450 Series P Mansfield 453 A Luyben
and Shelly Landis tied for first in the high jump while Wendy West 1 and Amanda Shoemaker took a first in the long jump and shot put j respectively. Landis, Eisenhour, Gunn and Mikel teamed up to take first in the 1,600-meter relay < Wawasee 81, Westview 37 100-Meter Hurdles. Ist- J Eisenhour (Wawasee), 17.4; 2nd- I Beard (Westview), 18.5; 3rd- 1 Bontrager (Westview), 19.7. 100-Meter Dash: Ist-Mikel I (Wawasee), 13.2; 2nd-Christner I (Westview), 13.9; 3rd-Butz I (Westview), 13 4. 1.800-Meter Run: Ist-Jones (Westview), 6:00; 2nd-J. Titus g (Wawasee),. 6:09.8; 3rd-Hobbs (Wawasee), 6:30.5. 100-Meter Relay: Ist-Wawasee I (Bouse, Signorelli, Gunn, Hodgsen), 56.4. 400-Meter Run: Ist-Lange I (Wawasee), 4:10.5; 2ndChristner (Westview), 1:12.6, 3rd-Shock (Wawasee), 1:14.3. 300-Meter Hurdles: IstEisenhour (Wawasee), 49.1; 2ndBontrager (Westview), 56.7; 3rdSims (Wawasee), 58.5. 800-Meter Run: Ist-Jones (Westview), 2:46.7; 2nd-Gargett (Wawasee), 2:48.1; 3rd-T. Titus (Wawasee), 3:05.5. 200-Meter Dash: Ist-Mikel I (Wawasee), 27.4; 2nd-Yoder 1 (Westview), 30.7; 3rd-Hodgsen | (Wawasee), 31.0. 3,200-Meter Run: Ist-Gargett I (Wawasee), 14:10.1; 2nd-Freel (Wawasee), 14:14; 3rd-Hobbs i (Wawasee), 14:17.4. 1.6(i()-Meter Relay: IstWawasee (Landis, Eisenhour, Gunn, Mikel), 4:35. High Jump: Ist- Gu n n (Wawasee) and Landis (Wawasee), 4-8; 3rd-Sims (Wawasee), 4-6. Long Jump: Ist-West (Wawasee), 14-3‘ a ; 2nd-Sims (Wawasee), 14-l 3 /«; 3rd-Butz (Westview), 13.6'2. Shot Put: Ist-Shoeqiaker (Wawasee), 29-ll : '4i 2nd-Marks (Westview), 27-9'4; 3rd-T. Perz.anowski (Wawasee), Discus: Ist-Marks (Westview), 95-6; 2nd-T. Perzanowski (Wawasee), 79-1; 3rd-Troyer (Westview), 75-2'i.
479, P Pollock 494, L Yoder 453, E. Slabaugh 461, B Miller 462, D Skevlngfon 476, R White 455, T Taylor 488, N Spurting 453, J Brown 460, V Bennett 457, N Reeve 459, S. Johnson 467, R Farmer 461, J Daffron 466, A Miller 474, J Likens 475, C Whitacre 459, C Boyd 464, K Creps 495, J Mullet 468, P Summerlot 454, C Nolan 493 200games H Taylor 202, N Shlelds2o3 160 games P Mansfield 160, 168, A Luyben 169. 168. M Myers 172, C Becher 177, 182. P Pollock 173, 182, K White 167, K Pauwels 169, L Yoder 161, E Slabaugh 176, B Gross 166, S Mitchell 177, B Miller 176, S Flanagan 167, D Skevington 196, B Bowen 190, 189, 164, B Hamman 161, R White 166, T Taylor 167. 170, H Taylor 186, 180, J Reed 165, J Brown 162, R Hite 170, 185, S. Johnson 177, N Anderson 162, N Shields 177, 168, S. Frieberg 181, 165, 166, R FArmer 175, J. Daf fron 179, F Jones 189, 165, A Miller 176, J Likens 162, K Knisley 186, 185, C Boyd 180, 168, K Creps 164, 172, J Mullet 180, 169, B Swihart 180, 198, P Summerlot 188, C Nolan 187 Splits Suzy Pachynski 56, 4 10, Rose White 310, 2 7, Betty Bowen 5 6 10, 4 5 7, Mick King 6 10, 7 4 9, Freda Rinker 5 6 10, 2 78, Cherri Byrd 2 4 10, Charlotte Becher 5 10, Sharon Delagrange 2 7, Ellen Slabaugh 2 10, Bille Grc f 3 10, Sandy Flanagan 3 10, Rosemary Gerrity 3 6 8, Phyllis Gerstner 4 79, Lucy Ulery 3 10, Helen Taylor 5 10, Dee Walton 6 10, Carol E Ider 6 10, Cindy Simpson 3 10, Betty Swihart3 10 Sherry Coy and Phyllis Gerstner both had triplicates Sherry had three games of 122 and Phyllis had three games of 135 Tuesday Afternoon Final Paul's U Lock It 41 19 Cotton 8> Cotton i 39 21 LaPetite 36 24 Wa Chester 33 27 Mastercraft 32’/? 27’? Teghfmeyer 31 29 Carter sPEH 29“ z 30’? State Bank • 2«’> 31’/? Lil's 20’/? 39z High team game Cotton 8, Cotton 801 High team series Paul s U Lock It — 2332 500 series S Sawyer 536, S Wolterman 524, R Gerrity 549 450 series J Lantz 478. M Willard 461, J Maher 496 I Kalisik 456, S Koser 483, M Rensberger 477. B K line 488. D Gilchrist 485 200 games S Sawyer 207, B Swihart 226. R Gerrity 209 160 games S Sawyer 178, J Lantz 177, M Willard 172, 170, J Kausal 175, I Kalisik 173, J Maher 174, 172. S Wolterman 179, 160. 185, M Rensberger 175, S Koser 161. 176. R Ger nty 191. B Kline 178. 163. D Craig 161, M Prescoft 169, D Gilchrist 191 Splits M Prescott 56. 4 10, J’ Lantz 3 10. 5 Sawyer 3 10. J Alfano 2 7, R Gerrity 4 10 B Khne 3 10. S Koser 3 10. G Hayner 2 7 10. J Mock 2 10. B Swihart 4 5. L Connolly 4 5. j Maher 5 7, M Harbison 3 10
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■Jim ißßygEl TEST w RM gKr. RUNNING AMONG FRIENDS — Lady Warrior Jennifer Titus approaches the finish line under the watchful eye of her teammates in yesterday's (Tuesday) track meet at Wawasee High School. Titus placed second in the 1,600-meter run and Wawasee heat Westview 81-37. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)
Wawasee grad helps Vincennes reach finals
For the eighth time in 10 years, the Vincennes University women's bowling team will compete in the National Collegiate Bowling Championships (NCBC) and Heidi Brower, a Wawasee High School graduate, will be one of the key performers for the team. The NCBC, sponsored by the Young American Bowling
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Alliance, will take place April 19-23 at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. The tournament brings together the 12 best men's and women's bowling teams from two-year and four-year schools to determine national champions since the NCAA does not sanction bowling as an intercollegiate sport. The Vincennes Lady Blazers
squad earned their automatic bid into the NCBC by finishing second in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) finals on March 11 at Baltimore, Md The squad finished as the NJCAA runner-up for the third straight season after claiming their first and only JUCO championship in 1986. The Lady Blazers had 10.816 pins while champion Erie totaled
Wed., April 12,1989 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Four grapplers fare well in tournaments
Four members of the Wawasee wrestling club recorded impressive performances in three different wrestling tournaments held at Huntington. Plymouth and Decatur during the past several weeks. Jeremy Doerr, wrestling in the 167-pound class of the Cadet age group, took first at Huntington and Plymouth while also capturing a second place finish at Decatur. Chris Requejo placed first at both the Plymouth and Decatur tournaments as he competed in the 94'i-pound class of the Cadet age group Brian Dutcher, wrestling in the 119-pound category of the School Boy age class, placed second at both the Huntington and Decatur competitions Scott Ousley turned in a first
10,985 pins to capture the championship. Brower, a senior at Vincennes, earned first-team NJCAA AllAmerican honors by virtue of her performance at the NJCAA Championship. Brower finished fifth in the women's competition, out of a total of 41 competitors, as she compiled a 186.5 average with a high game of 215 and a high series of 616.
place performance at the Decatur tournament to go along with a second place finish at Huntington and a third place finish at Plymouth Ousley was competing in the 92-pound class of the Midget age division. Local runner places second in marathon Milford runner Greg Weisser competed in the Blue Ash Marathon IV near Cincinnati, Ohio, on Sunday, April 9, registering a second place performance in his division. Weisser finished the 26.2 mile course in a time of 3:03 which was good enough to place him second in the 25-29 men's age division of the race. Approximately 95 runners competed in the marathon event with an additional 485 competitors participating in the halfmarathon race also held on Sunday. Seeks Bush assistance MOSCOW - President Mikhail S. Gorbachev has appealed personally to President Bush to help bring peace to Afghanistan now that the Red army has withdrawn, a top Kremlin diplomat said.
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