The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 August 1989 — Page 9
Sports
Area skiers do well at regional championships
Area water skiers from Cindonway Shores, as well as the Camelot Lake Ski Team competed in the 1989 Midwest Regional Championships this past weekend in Illinois, with Brandon Bucher of Syracuse leading the way with a first place overall finish in the junior boys
Golf news
16 winners in Tippy golf action
The Tippecanoe Lake Country Club 18-Hole Ladies Golf Association held a tie to green minus putts competition last Wednesday at the Leesburg course, with 16 ladies capturing awards in the four different flights of competition. In A flight action, Carol Sholl, Vai Finkenbiner, Marcia McNagfly and Karen Mayer were the winners.
Johnson and Lantz take firsts ’ in Maxwelton competition
Wendy Johnson captured first in 18-hole play while June Lantz was first in nine-hole action during the weekly golf outing for the Maxwelton Ladies Golf Association last Wednesday. During the weekly action, Mag-
Van Meter wins low gross honors in Tippy golf play
Low gross, low net and low putts was the play of the day in the Tippy Tuesday Niners women’s golf league Tuesday. Jeanie Van Meter had the best low gross score in the A-flight. Mary Trier took first in the low net division and Ruth Phillips came out on top in the low putts category.
Niles victorious in Big Boulder Belles play
Jean Niles finished the day in first place during the “Crier’s Towel” competition held by the Big Boulder Belles Ladies Golf League last Wednesday. In addition to Nile’s winning effort, Barbara Schultz captured second while Marilyn Bray, Cheryl Brunjes and Catherine Clifford concluded the action tied for third place. The Big Bouldgr Belles spon-
Trio combines to take first in junior golf
Josh Galloway, Chris Ganshorn and Clint Beaseley teamed up to take first place in Wawasee Golf Club Junior League action Mon-
Wawasee Summer Swimmers place 24th at state meet
Thirteen members of the Wawasee Summer Swim Team competed at the Indiana Junior Olympic/Age Group State swim meet last weekend (Aug. 5-6) at the IUPUI Natatorium in Indianapolis. The Wawasee swimmers concluded the competition with a 24th place finish in the overall team standings, with the boys division of the team cracking into the top 20 with a 19th place finish in the two-day event. Andy Kryder led the swimmers with a second place finish in the 100-meter freestyle (:57.30), third in the 50-meter freestyle (26.66), fourth in the 200-meter freestyle (2:07.56), 12th in the 100-meter backstroke (1:13.32) and an 18th place effort in the 100-meter breaststroke event. Eric Schaekel placed sixth in the 50-meter freestyle (27.3?) and also finished 18th in both the 100-meter freestyle and 100-meter backstroke events, Kryder and Schaekel teamed up with Eric Swartzendruber and Justin Banks to capture a sixth place finish in the 200-meter freestyle relay event and a- ninth place finish in the 200-meter medley relay race. Scott Metcalf, competing in the boys 11-12 age group, placed eighth in the 50-meter backstroke (:35.94) and 16th in the 50-meter freestyle (:31.67) while also finishing 20th in the the 100-meter freestyle event Brandee Carlson, Danielle Laub, Elizabeth Moore and Stacey Neterer combined for a 16th place finish in both the
division. The three-day competition, held near Essex, 111., included over 300 of the top skiers, representing 12 states throughout the Midwest. Bucher, competing for the Cindonway Shores team, not only
The top four golfers in B flight play were Deb Nicol, Grace Schmeiser, Karen Aker and Mary Steele. ♦ In C flight play, Irma Sink, Pat Rahm, Carolyn Rearick and Mary Manwaring placed at the top. Darlene Skinner, Linda VanOsdol, Joan Fox and Gay Spillman were the top finishers in D flight action.
gie Smith finished second in 18-hole play while Rosie Lantz concluded the day in third place. In nine-hole competition, Linda Stump captured runner-up honors and Betty Slabaugh finished third.
Ethel Emerick finished first in the low gross among B-flight golfers. Bab Couch took low net honors and Gay Spillman was the top putter. In C-flight action, Pat Fulwider took first in the low gross division and Rosalee Spear was the winner in low net play. Mary Pfister earned low putt honors.
sored a couples scramble on Saturday, with the duo of Edwina Hays and Rocky Sines capturing first place. The combination of Tim and Carla Darr finished in second while Betty Scott and John Weiss took third. The award for the low number of putts during the scramble competition went to the duo of Evelyn and Darrell Orn.
day. Coming in second in the scramble was the team of Andy Young, Vince Beaseley and Pat Tracey.
200-meter freestyle and the 200-meter medley relay events, for girls in the 13-14 age group. Jenny Marly, Kassidy Biddle, Katie Fisher and Jennifer Ganshorn finished 18th in the 200-meter medley relay race and 20th in the 200-meter freestyle relay event for girls in the 9-10 age group. Schaekel and Kryder will compete Thursday through Sunday in lowa City, lowa, at the zone championship meet. The Wawasee Swim Club will begin its winter age group season in October for all interested swimmers. LWBA to hold meeting Aug. 16 The Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association will hold an open meeting Wednesday, Aug. 16, at 7 p.m., in Cocinero’s Party Hall at Syracuse. All members are urged to attend. Free memberships will be awarded at the meeting. League officers are invited to attend a league workshop on Sunday, Aug 13, 3 p.m., at Cocinero’s. League supplies will be available at the workshop. For more information, call Karen White, 457-3606, or Judy Miller, 457-5341 Play on words Clothes do not make the man, but a good suit has often made a lawyer — Record, Columbia, S.C.
took the top overall honors in his division but he also set a new regional tournament record with his performance in the slalom competition. With his score 50.00 in the event, Bucher broke the record of 45’2 that had stood since 1963. He also added a second place finish in the tricks competition and a fourth place effort in the jumping event to win the junior boys division. With his performance this past weekend, Bucher qualified to compete in the National Water Ski Championships to be held Aug. 15-19 in Zachary, La. Other competing members of the Cindonway Shores team included Shane Bucher, who captured a fourth place finish in the boys slalom competition. Steve
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HOLE-IN-ONE AT BIG BOULDER — Doug Jordan, center, of Warsaw recorded a hole-in-one during play in Big Boulder’s Monday After-Work League recently. Pictured with Jordan, who scored his ace on the 200-yard sixth hole with his three iron, are his playing partner Burdell Rice (left) and Big Boulder owner John Weiss (right).
IF ■ * Mfc ~ f ■ ... I I IL* L oRJ a HV -Sk - t Ik. <W| K-. / HL 1 " ~ • ■p’ * BNUfftf - BS '4> ” • w ' w»/ if r „ 1 L Bl - - A zfL—' vk. <»*S W ' /X r- « w Tl’ 1 JR NORTH WEBSTER TIGERS — Members of the 1989 North Webster T-Ball Tigers are pictured above. Kneeling in front, from left, are: Erin Preston, Lucas White, R.J. Wilson and Jessie Fugate. Standing in the middle are: Krvstle Mclaughlin, Audi Culver and Tracy Fugate. Pictured in back are coaches Mike Wilson, Regina Preston and Bart Culver. R.J. Nethaway, Jonathon Olson and Brian Pickett, not pictured, are also members of the team. * •r a :. a tO WbktmL <mL IL. 1 lAir.fralißi »j> r MILFORD PADRES — Members of the 1989 Milford Youth League Padres are pictured above. Kneeling in front, from left, are: Jeff Beer. Shane Beer. Andrews. Deiek Custer, Neal Beer, and Rob Smith. Standing in back are: coach Jim Beer, Barry Beer. Zach Stookey. Ben Lotter, Jeremy Smith, Jamie Beer. Jeremiah Bow ler and coach Butch Stookey .
Plummer, competing in the men’s 111 jumping event, registered a fourth place finish in the. tournament while Jan Karr, also of the Cindonway team, finished in second place in the tricks event in the women's! 111 division. . The five other skiers from tSe Cindonway Shores team who competed were: Don Bucher (men’s 111 slalom), Kim Contos (men’s II slalom), Jeremy Plummer (junior boys tricks), John Gradle (men’s 111 slalom) and Jim Beck (men’s II slalom). The Camelot Lakes Ski Team had three skiers competing, with Denny Carroll turning in the top effort with a second place finish in the men’s 111 jumping competition. Jane Tully competed in the
slalom, tricks and jumping in the women’s I division while Todd Smith competed in the men’s I jumping event. At the conclusion of the tournament, both Brandon and Shane Bucher were named to the Midwest Region Junior Development Team. The team is comprised of the top three skiers in each of the age groups and is designed to help the top skiers from throughout the Midwest to improve their skills at camps in order to compete better on the national level. It was also announced at the conclusion of the tournament that the 1990 Midwest Regional Tournament will be held at Cindonway Shores and Camelot Lake in August of next year.
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VOLLEYBALL CAMP WINNERS — These girls won individual honors at the Wawasee Volleyball Camp, which concluded last Friday. Award categories for the different grade levels included passing and setting, along with the Pride, Hustle and Desire award. Tricia Preston was the top setter among the sixth and seventh graders. She also won a Pride, Hustle and Desire award. Bethany Cockburn was the best passer at that grade level. In the eighth-ninth grade division, Angela Leamon won the Pride, Hustle and Desire award. Debbie Black was the top setter and Tammy Clark came away with best passer honors. Pictured, from left, are: Preston, Leamon, Black, Clark and Cockburn. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)
r fl 'Xt Is Jb 3* . 3km. 1 SYRACUSE T-BALL CHAMPIONS — Pictured above are members of the Thornburg T-ball team which captured both the regular season and the tournament championships for the 1989 Syracuse youth league season. Seated in front, from left, are: Logan Pilcher, Mark Speakman, Luke Speakman and Sam Shipley. In the second row are: Chris Merrill, Kris Shipley, Stacy Shipley and Sarah Kennedy. Third row are: Chris Baumgartner, David Long, John Szynal, Sky Speakman, Jeremy Cole, Shawn McMahan and Aaron Torbet. Pictured in back are coach Kaz Szynal and team sponsor Tom Thornburg.
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