The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 May 1989 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. May 10,1980
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Sports
Edwards sets Wawasee high jump record
r~- : 1 : I ’ I By MITCHELL STINSON Sports Writer Tim Edwards set a school high jump record Friday. May 5. leading the Wawasee Warriors to a first-place finish in team high jumping competition at the Kelly Relays in Concord. Edwards' winning leap was six feet, eight inches Mike Page and Cuong Reed teamed with Edwards to make up the winning three-man combination. Concord took first overall in the Class A division with a score of 94 points, while Plymouth finished just four points back in second The Warriors' 54-point total put them in fifth place in the seventeam field. Garrett Ponciroli. Rob Rhodes and Craig Streby teamed up to give Wawasee a second place finish in the shot put competition The pole vault was another strong point for the Warriors, as Scott Rozow. .Jeff Carey and Andy Keener helped earn their team another second-place finish Carey combined With Jason Douglas. Cuong Reed and Steve Eastman to give the Warriors a solid third-place performance in the 3,200-meter relay Earlies in the week Wawasee's boys' were handed a setback when they finished behind North Wood and Warsaw in a tri-meet at .Wawasee High School Wednesday. May 10. It was a close meet which came down to the wire before North Wood pulled out the victory with-57'j points. Warsaw took second at 53* _■ pojnts and Waw asee pulled up the rear with a 48-point total. It was close all the way and w e were ahead part of the time." Warrior coach Jerry Minton said ■'Any of the three teams could have won Tim Edwards. Mike Page and Scott Rozow highlighted the Wawasee effort with first place
A ’■ V I I ' — "C*.- ■■bAW —- PASSING THE BAR — Wawasee Warrior Scott Rozow clears the bar en route to a first-place finish in the pole vault during tri-meet action at Wawasee High School Wednesday. May 3. Rozow cleared a height of 12 feet, six inches to win the competition but W aw asee s team still came out third be hind North Wood and Warsaw. 'Photo by Mitchell Stinson) -
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finishes in the high jump. 300-meter hurdles and pole vault respectively. Page also took second in the 110-meter high hurdles. Andy Eberly placed second in the 100-meter dash and the 400-meter dash. Garrett Ponciroli notched second-place finishes in the discus and the shot put. The Warriors will take their 4-3 conference record into the Northern Lakes Conference meet at Goshen on Thursday. May 11 Plymouth is still undefeated in league play while North Wood has one loss. Wawasee will have to combat the injury bug as well as some tough NLC competition. Mike Bailey. Scott Carlin and John Karesh are some of the more notable Warriors who have been hobbled. "The ones that are healthy are in pretty good shape." Minton said of his team. "The ones coming off injuries-are starting their season over." Minton said it's possible that his team could catch North Wood in the standings if the Panthers have a bad NLC meet But he's keeping a practical set of goals. "I think a good accomplishment would just be hanging onto the third < placet." he said. Kelly Relays Discus: Ist-Concord. 2ndPlymouth. 3rd-Goshen. 4thWawasee (Ponciroli. Rhodes. C Streby). sth-East Noble. 6th-St Joe Shot Put: Ist-Goshen. 2ndWawasee iPonciroli. Rhodes. C Streby i. 3rd-East Noble. 4thConcord. sth-PJymouth. 6th-St Joe Long Jump: Ist-Concord. 2ndPlymouth. 3rd-East Noble. 4thGoshen. sth-St. Joe. 6th-Wawasee i Karesh. Johnson. Moser > High Jump: Ist-Wawasee i Edwards. Page. Reed). 2ndConcord. 3rd-Goshen. 4th-East Noble. sth-Plymouth. 6th-CMA.
Pole Vault: Ist-Goshen. 2nd Wawasee (Rozow. Carey. Keener). 3rd-Concord. 4th-St Joe, sth-Plvmouth. 6th-East Noble. Sprint Relay: Ist-Concord. 2nd East Noble, 3rd-Plymouth. 4thGoshen, sth-Wawasee i Rozow. Eberly. Carlin). 6th-St Joe 1.600-Meter Relay: Ist Concord. 2nd-Plymouth. 3rd-East Noble. 4th-Goshen. sth Wawasee (Johnson. Cantu. Moser. E Streby). 6th-St Joe Hurdle Relay: Ist-Concord. 2nd-Plymouth. 3rd-Goshen. 4thEast Noble. sth-St Joe. 6th-CMA I) ista nc e Med ley : Ist Plymouth. Jud-East Noble. 3rdCMA. 4th-Wawasee ' Reed. Page. Douglas. Carey l . sth-Goshen. 6th-St. Joe. 3.2 00-Met er Relay: Ist Plymouth. 2nd-East Noble. 3rdWawasee ( Douglas. Reed. Carey. Eastman). 4th-Goshen. sthConcord. 6th-CMA Sprint Medley: Ist-Concord. 2nd-Plymouth. 3rd-East Noble. 4th-Wawasee Keener. Carlin. Rozow. Eberlv. sth-Goshen. 6thCM A Freshman Medley: IstPlymouth. 2nd-Concord. 3rd East Noble. 4th-Goshen. sth-Wawasee 'Wheat. Johnson. Cantu. E Streby). 6th-St Joe Intermediate Medley: Ist Plymouth. 2nd-Goshen. 3rd East Noble. 4th-Concord. s,th Wawasee i Reed. Page. Karesh. Eastman l . 6th-CMA North Wood 57‘j. W arsaw,s3 I J . Wawasee IS 110 High Hurdles: Ist-Conrad 'NorthWood l 15.8; 2nd-Page ' Wawasee). 16.6; 3rd Adores i North Wood). 17 3 Long Jump: Ist-Prenkert ' North Wood), 20-8; 2nd Kern 1 Nor thWoodi. 20-13rd-Dobbins i Warsaw). 19-10 High Jump: Ist Edwards • Wawasee). 6-6; 2nd-Cleary t North Wood . 5 10; 3rd Chauncey. <Warsaw . 5-10 100-Meter Dash: Ist dates (Warsaw), 11.6; 2nd-Eberly (Wawasee). 116; 3rd-Rodway i North Wood >. 11.7. 1.600-Meter Run: Ist Hicks (Warsaw). 4:31; 2nd-Douglas (Wawasee). 4:38; 3rd-Miller (North Wood 4:45.9. Discus: Ist-Greenawalt North Wood). 149-1: 2nd Ponciroli (Wawasee). 136-8; 3rd-Miner (Warsaw). 134-7 100-M et e r Relay: Ist North Wood., 46.1; 2nd-Waw asee. 52.6. Big Boulder holds four-man event The first annual four num event or "Blizzard Open was held at the Big Boulder Golf Course in Milford on Saturday with first place being captured by the four man team of Tim Hochstetler. Scott Hayes Andy Anglemeyer and Peockey Hayes. The 18-hole event, which was reduced to 13 holes by the sudden snowstorm, selected the day's winners by virtue ol their nine hole scores. Second place in the four-man event went to the team of Terry Kuhn. Burdell Rice. Mike Julian and Doug Jorden while the team of Sam Coq uilla rd . Bill Workman. Chuck Spmerlot and Gary Price captured third place The Weigand family of Elkhart finished tied for fourth place in the scramble with a foursome that included four generations of the family The four generation foursome consisted of Tom Weigand Sr . his son Tom-Jr his grandson Tim Weigand and also his great-granddaughter Terri Weigand The next event at Big Boulder will take place on Saturday. June 3. when a three-man scramble will be held at the Milford facili
Maxwelton lady golfers begin season
The Maxwelton Ladies Golf
Association opened play for the 19K9 season on Wednesday, May .3. with Play of Day. Three Blind Mice'
During play on May 3. Rose Mathews captured first place in IR-hoie play while Connie Stillson took second and Martha Wright finished in third
Betty Slabaugh and Iney Beiswanger tied for first in 9 hole action last Wednesday at the Maxwelton course while Stump captured second in the 9-hole competition
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400-Meter Dash: Ist-Willcoxson 'Warsaw), 51 45; 2nd-Eberly (Wawasee), 52 3; 3rd-Hamilton Warsaw). 53.2. 300-Meter Hurdles: Ist-Page Wawasee). 41.4; NorthWood l . 42.45; 3rd-Conrad North Wood). 42.9. SUil-Meter Run: Ist-Hickes (Warsaw), 2:00; 2nd-Eastman Wawasee). 2:04; 3rd-Gieger i North Wood). 2:04.7. 260-Meter Dash: Ist-Gates Warsaw). 23.55; 2nd-Foy Wawasee). 23.9; 3rd-Dobbins ; Warsaw >.24:0 P 0.l e Vault: Ist - Rozow 'Wawasee l . 12 6: 2nd-Bradway 'NorthWood 1 . 12-6; 3rd-Jenkins 1 North Wood;. 11 -6. Shot Put: Ist,Aker (Warsaw), 51-3; 2nd Ponciroli (Wawasee), 45-10; 3rd -Mast North Wood). 44 10 3.2110-Meter Run: Ist-Hicks Warsaw >. 9:55: 2nd-Miller (NorthWoodl., 10:06; 3rd-Cnpe (NorthWood’. 10:10 1.600 Relay : Ist Warsaw; 2ndNorthWo’od. 3rd-Wawasee
Golf squad opens conference season with win and loss
I By SCOTT D\\ IDSON Spoi ls W riter The Wawasee boys' golf squad evened its season mark at 6-6 (1-1 in the NLC I with *a win over Bremen and a loss to Northridge in the conference opener for all three schools held at the Elcona Countrx Club in Elkhart last
KCH's 7th annual 5K run scheduled to kick off
To w rap up a celebration of National Hospital Week. Kosciusko Community Hospital s annual 5K Run will lie held this Saturday. May 1 : beginning al to a m . ami it will be broadcast live on lot a tion by W RSW from the parking lot oi k< H The 5K Run. sponsored by Zim iner. Owens. Hall N Morose and Pepsi, w ill be kicked off at 9 a m
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Softball girls lose to Warsaw
IB> MIK HELL STIXSIIX Sports II l iter The Wawasee Lady Warriorsoftball team came up a couple runs short in a last inning rally Thursday May I and lost a . 5 decision to the Warsaw Lady Tigers The loss dropped Wawasee s season record to 2 7 Pacing a 7 3 deficit going, into the bottom of the seventh inning, the Lady Warriors rallied lor ’.•.<> runs on an RBI double by Ten-.i West and an RBI single b\ ( ari Glassburn The comeback fell short in the end with one funner left on base "I thought we were going to possibly it opedbut We just didn't,' said Wawasee coachMark Timpe Glassburn led the Wawasee es fort with three hits, two run- and three RBI Evelyn Stricklin chip ped in with three' hits, two RBI an<l three stolen bases.. 5 The Lady Warriors outhit their opponents 8 5 but they also, out errored them 6 2 Pitcher Michelle Coy shut the Lady Tigers down for most of the game but one bad inning cost Wawasee the game A five run outburst in the fop of the fourth inning gave. Warsaw s girls a comfortable 6j lead ■ It .was our game up until the
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WAWASEE JR. HIGH GOLF TEAM — Members of the 1989 Wawasee Jr. High Golf team, comprised of students from Milford, Syracuse and North Webster Schools, are shown above before a match last Friday at the Maxwelton Golf Course. Syracuse. Kneeling in the front row. from left, are Tony Ganshorn. Jason Ross, Brian Baker. Miranda Wolfe. Brandee Carlson, Nicole Bickel. Natalie Mickley and Amber Essenwein. Standing in the middle row. from left, are Tony Holterman. Brian
night The W arriors totaled 171 as a team while the Raiders carded a team total of 156 to win the triangular match while the Bremen squad shot a 235. Juniors Randy Cesco and Alike Tuttle led the Warriors last night as each fired a 9-hole total of 42-. Senior Mike'Leedy turned in a round of 43 while senior Doug
with an aerobics demonstration lor runners and joggers The demonstration will be executed by Body by Boyd s Chris Boyd •Shortly aftei the 5K starts, a .Mile Walk Fot Fitness will begin at about 10:30 a m lor those who prefer the exercise of walking Several of the hospital s cardiac rehabilitation patients will be participating tn this event.
fourth inning. Timpe-said. "It was kind of a sad loss. If they wouldn't have had that one big inning . Timpe said his team has been improving through the season although it hasn t been able to put a good hitting effort and a good defensive effort together for one game Tough opponents have had something to do with the team's demise "Were run into some good competition." Timpe said "Concord was the onlv one to blow us out. We've been competitive in all the games '
Uniform night May 16
The Milford booster baseball and'softball program w ill hold its uniform night for the 1989 season on Tuesday. May 16. at 7p m in the Milford Jr High School gym The participants in the Milford program who as of yet have not paid their registration fee for the season are encouraged to do so at
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Nigbor and junior David Schmahl each shot 44 to complete the varsity The JV golf squad raised its season record to 4-3 as the team recorded a score of 193 to defeat Northridge (197) and Bremen (235) in junior varsity action also held last night at Elcona. ■» Brent Baker led the JV con-
A course has already been mapped out. and the 5K will begin promptly at 10 a.m. at the Health Net Pfaza. Warsaw's Mayor Jeff Plank will start the race. The 5K Run will end at KCH's parking lot. and at the completion of the run. winners from each age divi sion will be announced and awarded by KCH's President Wayne Hendrix.
Wawasee's scheduled road game against Tippecanoe Valley on Tuesday was postponed because of rain The contest has been rescheduled for May 15. The Lady Warriors play their next contest at North Wood on Thursday, May 11 Then they return home for a Saturday doubleheader against Hamilton before rounding out the week with a Tuesday home game against Plymouth Timpe said NftrthWood’s squad has improved drastically in recent history "They have a good team." he said "It will be a good game.’’
next Tuesday’s uniform night Any team members, except t ball players, interested in atten ding the Chicago Cubs/San Eran cisco Giants game on July 22 in Chicago can sign up for the trip during uniform night on the 16th I he cost of the trip includes game ticket a* well as transportation for the outing
Nill, Tim Whiteman, Jake Lambert. Bryan Finlinson, Eric Myers and coach Chuck Evans. Pictured in the back row, from left, are Russ W'hite, Andy Kryder, Randy Smith. Andy Young. Jeremy Brickey, Chris Peterson, Chris Crow and Josh Galloway. The squad's A team is currently 6-0 on the season after a victory over Central Noble on Monday while the B team is 3-0 after also defeating Central Noble. (Photo by Scott Davidson)
tingent with a 9-hole round of 41 while teammates Zach Waterson (.47). Jeff Williams (52). Jerry Hutchinson (53) and Rob Clingaman (57) completed the scoring for the team. The squad will be back in action today with a dual match at Wawasee Golf Club versus Columbia City at 4:30. The Warriors will host a conference triangular match tomorrow at South Shore versus Warsaw and Concord before participating in the LaPorte Invitational on Saturday beginning at 10 a m. Wawasee will conclude a busy week of action with another conference triangular match next Tuesday with Goshen and North Wood on the road. Versus Penn Ami LaVille The Wawasee boys' golf team went to 5-5 on the 89 campaign with a win and a ’loss during a triangular match versus Penn and LaVille held at the Tippecanoe Country Club on Monday The Warriors totaled 338 as a team to finish four strokes behind Penn (334) and five strokes ahead of the LaVille contingent that totaled 343. Nigbor led the hosts on Monday with a round of 75 while Cesco (84). Tuttle (88). Schmahl (91) and Leedy <91.) rounded the individual totals for the team. "Right now we re not getting a lot of consistency with our play except for Randy (Cesco) who's been pretty consistent and we re kind of up and down because we’re lacking depth in consistent good scores.'' commented Goshert after Monday's match. Homestead Invitational The Warriors tallied a team score of 350 on Saturday to capture a 10th place finish in the 16-team Homestead Invitational held at the Norwood Golf Course in Fort Wavne. Cesco turned in a fine individual effort on Saturday as he carded a round of 75 to not only lead his squad but also to capture low medalist honors for the entire invitational field, which included some of the top golfers in the state' "Randy turned in a great
Mikel, Eisenhourget the gold at NLC meet in their best efforts of the season
Lisa Mikel defended two titles and Kriss Eisenhour set a school record in capturing one for herself in the Northern Lakes Conference meet at Warsaw yesterday 'Tuesday. May 9>. Just as she did last year, Mikel blazed through the track for victories in the ItiO-meter dash and the 200 meter dash. She recorded winning times of 12 7 seconds and 26 5 seconds respectively Mearg^biU 1 Eisenttbur left the pack Be hum as she won the 7300-meter hurdles ■in a record time of 46.9 seconds, breaking the old record of 47.7. Amanda Shoemaker earned a third-place finish in the shot put with a toss of 32 feet, one inch. Shelly Landis took third in the 400 meter run with a time of 62.1 seconds . In team events. Mikel. Eisenhour. Landis and Julie Gunn combined to fake third in the 400 meter relay The Lady Warriors' tcan.i of Eisenhour. Landis. Miinil- Lange and, Jo Kaluza placed third in the 1.600 meter relay It was a solid overall performance for Wawasee's lady tr.-ieksters as wvcr.'d girls turned
effort against some very good players and the difference was that he stayed mentally tough even though the conditions (weather) were very tough to be playing in." remarked Goshert. The remainder of the Wawasee contingent, Tuttle, Leedy, Nigbor and Baker, totaled scores of 91. 92, 92 and 95 respectively to help the Warriors finish 10th in the team standings. The team title at Norwood on Saturday was captured by the Carmel squad, who totaled 322, to edge out second place Kokomo which tallied a 323. Huntington North captured third with a score of 329 while South Bend St. Joseph's (330), Michigan City Elston (336), Culver Military Academy (338), Lafayette Jeff (339) Homestead (339), Marion (340) Wawasee (350), Goshen (353). Logansport (356), Warsaw (358), ’Elkhart Central (366), Angola (379) and Columbia City (383) rounded out the team standings. Losses To Huntington North And Homestead The Warriors saw their record even at 4-4 on the season as they suffered defeats to Huntington North and Homestead during a triangular match held last Thursday at the Norwood Course. The squad from Huntington North totaled 161 during the 9-hole action to win the match while Homestead recorded a 168 and Wawasee’s squad tallied a 169. Cesco led the Warriors with a round of 40 while teammates Leedy (41), Nigbor (42), Schmahl (46) and Tuttle (48) rounded out the scoring tor the team. JV 1 .oss To Central Noble Varsity The Wawasee junior varsity golf team fell to 2-3 on the season as they lost a dual match to the varsity golf squad from Central Noble during action last Thursday. The JV squad, which totaled 203 while Central Noble shot 179, was led by Baker who carded a 9-hole round of 46 for the Warriors Williams (50), Clingaman (52) and Hutchinson (55) rounded out the scoring for the team.
to lead Wawasee to a fourth-place finish The Lady Warriors open sectional play at Warsaw on Tuesday. Milford teacher runs in Marathon Milford School teacher Tony (’louse ran in the Pittsburgh Marathon on Sunday. May 6, along with Joe Dervin of Goshen. It was the 25th marathon for Clouse and he completed the 26.2 mile course in three hours and 14 minutes. His "running mate", Dervin. recorded a time of 3 hours and 20 minutes Clouse, w'ho coaches girls' track at Milford, said he and Dervin have been running marathons for about 10 years He had heard that the Pittsburgh course was an attractive one so he decided to make the 386-mile'drive to run in the city's marathon for the first time "You see these pictures of how beautiful Pittsburgh is." Clouse said "We run one (marathon> in the spring and one m the fall and this was our spring one "