The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 May 1990 — Page 11
Sports
Goshen pitcher handcuffs Lady Warriors
(By MITCHELL STINSON Sports Writer The Lady Warriors softball team ran into a pitching buzzsaw by the name of Anne Munson during an 8-0 loss to the Goshen Lady Redskins in Syracuse Monday.
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MILFORD BOYS’ TRACK — The Milford boys’ sixth grade track and field team took first place in a corporation meet against Syracuse and North Webster recently. Kneeling in the front row, from left, are: Jason Price, Troy
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MILFORD GIRLS’ TRACK — Milford's sixth grade girls’ track team took second place at a recent corporation meet in Milford. Kneeling in the front row, from left, are: Danielle Justice, Christy Hollar, Amy Harris, Kristy Shock, Heather Vanlaningham, Annie Endicott
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MIDDLE SCHOOL GOLFERS — Shown are members of the Wawasee Middle School golf team prior to a recent match. Kneeling in the first row, from left, are: Jason Ross, Charles Hensler, Jeff Eades, Adam Warren, Nick Baker and Jon Grumme. In the second row, from left, are: Natalie Mickley, Andrew Bartlett, Jeff Jarrett, Pat Tracey, Vince Beasley, Pat Gargett and Jason Ray.
Munson limited the Wawasee batters to just one hit over seven innings of play. Becki Haab recorded the only Lady Warrior hit when she lined a single to right field. Meanwhile, the Goshen offense slapped five singles and capitalized on five errors and seven walks by the
Wawasee defense. The Lady Redskins struck for three runs in the second inning to make it 3-0. They pulled away in the fourth inning with a four-run outburst to make the score 8-0. The loss dropped Wawasee's record to 0-10 in the Northern Lakes Conference and 1-12
Wuthrich, Chad Swartz, Josh Cline and Jeremiah Bowler. In back are: coach Dave Stookey, Kevin Price, Jaime de la Fuente, Brandon Bucher, Zach Stookey and Jason Rangel. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)
and Leah Kilmer. In back are: Julia Beaty, Charity Weaver, Emily Matz, Cathy Boggs, Jennifer Morgan and coach Cheryl Manning. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)
Third row: Tad Denton, Bryan Nill, Tony Holterman, Andy Kryder, Adam Reel, Russ White, Amber Essenwein and coach Chuck Evans. .|. ' '< ■■ ■ Not pictured are: Don Drake, Casey Stump, Clint Beasley, Spencer Aalbregste, Travis Ball, Kory Brown and Robby Goad. (Photo by Mark Huffman)
overall. Goshen improved its conference mark to 7-3, and 10-4 overall. The Lady Warriors’ offense got untracked against Plymouth on Friday, May 11, but the Lady Pilgrims still came out on top by a 12-5 margin. Wawasee jumped to a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the
first inning but Plymouth responded with nine runs over the next three innings. The Lady Warriors pulled to within 9-5 with a three run fourth inning but that was as close as it would get. Jodi Brumbaugh knocked in two runs for Wawasee, while teammate Kristine Gibson scored a couple runs. Brumbaugh, Evelyn Stricklin, Christie Slabaugh, Trisha Mikel and Kerri Speicher all contributed to the Lady Warrior offense with one hit apiece. The Northridge Lady Raiders gave Wawasee a severe 16-0 thumping on Wednesday, May 9, in a game shortened to five innings by the 10-run rule. Northridge’s sluggers scored 10 runs in the second inning and never looked back. The Lady Warriors will return to action today (Wednesday) with a 4:30 p.m. matchup at Concord. They are scheduled to wrap up their home season on Friday when they host the Whitko Lady Wildcats. In junior varsity action, the Lady Warriors dropped to 2-4 on the season with an 11-10 loss to the Homestead Lady Spartans Friday. Mindy Beatty stroked two doubles for Wawasee, and teammate Fantasi Wagoner chipped in with a couple of singles. Shonda Bushong drove in three runs with a bases-clearing double. Wawasee’s JV squad lost a 20-15 slugfest to the Northridge Lady Raiders on Wednesday, May 9. Beatty and Misti Farr paced the Lady Warriors with two hits apiece. Softball action continues for Wawasee today (Wednesday) with a road game at Concord. Z oj*
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SYRACUSE GIRLS’ TRACK — The Syracuse School girls’ sixth grade track and field team is pictured here before a three-way meet against corporation rivals North Webster and Milford. Kneeling in the front row, from left, are: Chandra Mathew, Leslie Garner, Mama Shopoff, Janay Peterson, Andrea Junghans, Heather
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DODGE BALL — Wawasee softball player Becki Haab had to avoid this throw from the outfield as she motored into first base during a game against the Goshen Lady Redskins Monday. Becki notched the only hit of the game for Wawasee on this play, after hitting a liner to right field. The Lady Redskins came out on top 8-0. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)
Wortinger 194, 179, 195, S. Frieberg 185, 171, C. Stahley 178, K. Dean 168, N. Swope 172, J Hawkins 166, L. Dunfee 171. 176 Softball clinic slated A girls’ softball clinic will be held at the Milford Park from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May 19. Women state championship softball players will be on hand to provide individual instruction on the finer points of pitching, fielding and base running. All major and minor league softball players from the area are invited to attend the camp. Coaches of the area’s summer softball leagues are also encouraged to attend. For more information, contact Brenda Replogle at 658-4243.
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Jones, Christopher Trobaugh and Rosten Trobaugh. In back are: Beth Howatt, Natalie Dick, Laura Leamon, Tracy Stimmel, Julie Thornburg, Tara Cleveland, Amy Pritchard and coach Barb Trobaugh. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)
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