The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 July 1990 — Page 8
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed. , July 11,1990
Sports
Summer baseball/softball action continues to be enjoyed in Milford
The Milford girls'.youth league all-star softball team recorded a 23-3 win over the Leesburg squad in area softball action Sunday. July 8. Crista Dippon went 2-4 at the plate for Milford while teammate Brandi Bray added a 2-3 effort. Betsy Henderson picked up the pitching win for the team. Golfers hold outing The Tippecanoe Country Club 18-hole ladies golf league conducted play recently with eight winners recognized for their efforts in three classes of action. In Class A action, Krista Koors (low gross), Irene Bucher (lownet) and Shirley Bricker (lowputts) were the top finishers. JoAnn Mosbaugh (low gross). Babs Couch (low net) and Betty Manwaring (low putts) were the top players in Class B play on the day. In Class C competition. Dianne Creech (low gross) and Pat Fulwilder (low net) finished with the top efforts.
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Swim club members compete in meet at Notre Dame
- Several members of the Wawasee Swim Club competed this past weekend at a regional invitational meet held at the University of Notre Dame and
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July 7 Play The Milford girls’ all-star softball squad also collected a win last Saturday, with an 8-6 victory over North Webster. Henderson again collected the win for Milford while Bray led the offense by going 2-3 with a homerun. Jenny Sorenson collected two hits for the winners while Dippon added a 1-3 effort. The Milford boys’ all-star squad dropped a 13-3 contest at Leesburg in area action last Friday. Troy Wuthrich collected two doubles for the Milford offense while teammate Josh Mitchell drove in two runs with a single. William Green, who suffered the pitching loss for the Milford squad, went'l-3 at the plate with one RBI. July 6 PlayIn T-ball action on the Milford diamonds, the Twins stopped the Cards, 26-15. the Cubs outlasted the Cards. 29-28. the Tigers slid past the Yankees, 34-28, and the Royals edged the As, 24-23. July 5 Play The Braves blasted the Pirates, 22-5, in girls' major league softball action. Trisha Hostetler, Denise Replogle and Brandy Levernier led the winning squad with three hits each while Hostetler also
sponsored by the South Bend Dolphins Swim Club The meet attracted top club swimmers from Indiana as well as Illinois. Michigan and even a squad of competitors from Kansas City. "It was a big meet with a lot of quality swimmers and our kids performed well." commented club coach Roger Karns. In the girls' 9-10 age group com petition, the medley relay team of Kara Mathew. Kassie Biddle. Jenny Marty and Carrie Grothaus took second place In the boys' 9-10 age group. Kyle Metcalf finished fourth in the 50-meter breaststroke, as well as sixth in the 50 freestyle and the 100 backstroke Metcalf also placed seventh in the 100 butterfly
picked up the pitching victory for the team. Jennifer Morgan collected a triple for the Pirates while teammates Lisa Charlton (2-3) and Christy Hollar (1-3) also contributed at the plate. In girls' minor league softball action, the Dodgers beat' the Padres. 15-7. Tiffany Hepler went 3-4 at the plate to pace the Dodger’s attack while Kim Troup and Sonya Beer each added two hits for the winners. Sara Levernier was the team’s winning pitcher. Kristin Vanlaningham collected two hits for the Padres while teammates Kara Waldbeser and Kara Price each added a 1-3 effort on offense. July 3 Play The Sox recorded an 18-5 victory over the Pirates in girls’ major league softball action last Tuesday. Henderson picked up the pitching victory while also smacking out a homerun and a double for the winners. Karena Zimmerman went 3-3 for the Sox with two triples while teammate Julie Magiera also collected three hits. Charlton led the offensive attack for the Pirates with two singles while Rhonda Richardson and Jennifer Morgan each collected one base hit.
race and eighth in the 50 butterfly Also, in the boys' 9-10 age group. Ryan Moore captured an eighth place, finish in the 50 breaststroke event In the girls' 9-10 age group individual competition. Biddle was fifth in the 100 breaststroke, sixth in the 50 breaststroke, seventh in the 100 freestyle and eighth in the 100 backstroke event Elizabeth Moore, competing in the girls' 13-14 age group, took fifth place in the 200 breaststroke race as well as sixth in the 100 breaststroke and 100 backstroke In the boys' 15 and over age competition. Andy Kryder finished second in the 100 freestyle while also capturing the runnerup spot in the 200 freestyle race Also in the boys' 15 and over age group, the 200 freestyle relayteam of Kryder. Todd Miller. Matt Beer and Eric Schaekel turned in a fourth place effort Other members of. the club who competed at Notre Dame this past weekend included Katy Biddle. Tami Miller. Tiffany Miller. Scott Metcalf and Chandra Mathew The club will continue the team dual meet portion of its summer schedule tonight '.Wednesday) with a dual meet in the Wawasee pool against the cub squad from Northridge High School Eleven members of the squad have also qualified to compete in the finals of the White River Park State Games this weekend 'July 13-15) in Indianapolis
In T-ball action, the Angels, A’s, Yankees and Indians all picked up wins. The Angels defeated the Twins, 21-14, while the A’s notched a 31-17 decision over the Cards. The Yankees were 28-24 winners over the Reds while the Indians beat the Royals, 28-12.
Big Boulder Belles hold weekly play
The Big Boulder Belles held its weekly ladies golf outing on July 5 at the course in Milford, with three members taking top honors on the day. Bonnie Newman shot the low gross score for the day while Elaine Weiss posted the low net effort and Kathryn Clifford came in with the lowest number of putts among the competitors. Due to an error with a headline in last week's edition of The MailJournal, the winners from the June 27 outing of the Big Boulder Belles were incorrectly identified as South Shore winners. The win-
South Shore ladies hold 'Flag Day' golf play
Diane Lawson captured first place during 18-hole action of the South Shore Ladies Golf league during its “Flag Day” outing on July?. Jane Wells finished in second place among the 18-hole players while third place on the day went to Ellie Caudill, Mary Morgan and Jan Maher. Maher, along with Morgan,
\ MB * \ , ft i < Jr ‘mHKMI JP'* «* . -»k>. . ’Hr' VNB ■ jw z . is MB IL . BIG BOULDER JUNIOR LEAGUE — Shown above are some of the members of the Junior Golf League that meets every Thursday at noon to play at the Big Boulder Golf Course in Milford. In addition to playing nine holes weekly for low gross and low net scores, league members are learning golf etiquette, as well as some variations of the game. Shown in front of the boulder, from left, are: Don Nyce, Chris Henson. Robbie Smith. Toby Edmonds, Jay Goshert and Mitch Hollar. — Seated on the boulder are Brock Manning and Greg Brunjes. Standing in the top row are: Jeremy Smith. Josh Mitchell. Ryan Speicher. Caroline Weiss and Jeremiah Bowler. Not pictured, but also members of the league, are: Travis Coy. Brandon Zartman. Zach Stookey. Jason Haah and Chris Copenhaver. During a scramble among league members on July 5. the team of Goshert. Brunjes and Speicher took top honors. In previous weeks of play. Goshert has also won longest drive and closest-to-the-pin contests among the group.
Bike ride around Winona Lake to be July 21
On Saturday. July 21. the Bowen Center and the Convenience Clinic will be sponsoring a bicycle ride around Winona Lake as part of the 1990 Pioneer Days celebration in Warsaw The “Ride for Your Life" bike ride is a free event and is open to the public This year's bike ride is not a race, and participants may travel at a leisurely pace, with up to two hours to complete the 10-mile course around the lake The Bowen Center and the Convenience Clinic recognize that physical exercise improves our lives physically, mentally and emotionally , and they are spon soring "Ride for Your Life to promote health and wellness in our community The Bowen Center has been serving northern Indiana for over 30 years, with mental health care offices in five counties The Warsaw Conve-
The Padres recorded a 9-3 win over the A s in boys’ youth league action on the Milford diamonds. Brandon Bucher registered the pitching win while also going 3-3 at the plate for the Padres. Travis Coy added two hits for the winners while teammates Mike Vint and John Campbell each
ners from the Big Boulder outing op June 27 were as follows: Kim Cook, Jeanette Sines and Barbara Schultz were the winners in “the play for a poker hand.” The Mail-Journal apologizes for the error and any inconvenience it may have caused. Additionally, the Big Boulder Belles will be sponsoring a mixed couples golf scramble on Saturday, July 21, at the Milford course. Anyone wanting more information on the event should contact the clubhouse at the course for more details.
finished the day with the lowest number of putts among the golfers in their group. In nine-hole play. Marie Harbison took top honors while second place went to Leila Connolly Harbison, along with Mary Sullivan, finished nine-hole action tied for the low number of putts.
nience Clinic is owned and operated by the Fort Wayne Occupational Health Center, Inc., which began operating in April of 1983 and has seven locations throughout northern Indiana. The route for the bike ride was planned by Tarkio Road, which also provided much assistance in organizing the event. RABB Water Systems, Inc., will be providing the water which will be available for the riders at various points throughout the course Courtesy vans will also be cruising the course throughout the ride to pick up anyone who needs help At the end of the nde. com plimentary refreshments will be available for all participants. Registration for the bike ride will begin at 8:30 a m at the southwest corner of the courthouse, with the ride itself scheduled to begin at 9 30 a m
went 1-3 at the plate. Neal Beer collected a double and Chad McClintic went 1-2 to lead the attack for the A’s. The Cubs notched a 14-5 victory over the Orioles in another boys’ youth league contest. Josh Mitchell recorded the win on the mound for the Cubs while Greg
ar I 1-rs il ■ SCRAMBLE WINNERS — The Big Boulder Golf Course in Milford hosted a two-man scramble event on Saturday, July 7, with the team of Doug Jordan and Mike Julian of Warsaw capturing top honors. The Milford duo of Pat Speicher Sr. and Pat Speicher Jr. took second place, while Eric Schang and Steve Tindal of Syracuse combined to finish third. Shown above, from left, are: Jordan, Julian. Sr., and Speicher Jr. Also, during the scramble event, Bob Auer of Milford fired the longest drive of the day while Schang captured the prize for closest-to-the-pin honors. The next events scheduled at Big Boulder are a nine-hole couples scramble on Saturday. July 21, and a four-man event on Saturday, August 4. The public is invited to register for either of the events by catling the golf course. =
Anyone who registers and completes the 10-mile course will be eligible for special prize drawings to be held at 11:30 a.m. for merchandise and services donated by local businesses. Merchants who have donated prizes for the ride include: Butterfly Records. Body by Boyd.-Champs. Gordy's Sub Pub. Hull House. Klines. Lake Theater. Neck of the Woods. The Pit Stop. Pizza Hut. Reneker's Sport Shop. Shaklee i Don and Terry Locke, Distributors). Wagon Wheel Theater and Warsaw Health Food. For more serious riders, plans are being made for a 20-30 mile bike race in addition to the fun ride, during the 1991 Pioneer Days celebration. However, this year's “Ride for Your Life” will be a great time to get your bicycles out and bring your whole family
Replogle (2-2), Luke Sawyer (1-1 with a triple) and Josh Unruh (1-3 with a triple) led the offense. Mark Haab went 1-3 at the plate to lead the Orioles. The Cards slipped past the Pirates, 3-2, in the final boys’ youth league game. Brad Andrews drove in the win-
Warrior Summer Football Camp to be held July 23-27
The 1990 Wawasee Summer Football Camp for boys who will be enterint grades six through nine in the fall will be held July 23-27 at Wawasee High School. The sessions will be directed by Troy Akers, newly named head football coach at Wawasee. and will be a one week non-contact camp. The camp will stress the development of fundamentals and will focus on instructing total player awareness through individual. group and team development. Akers will be assisted by Scott DeHart, offensive coordinator for Wawasee. as well as members of the Warrior team The camp is also scheduled to include instruction from some college players and a visit from a local collegiate coach. -The Warrior camp will spend a significant amount of time teaching the staff's new concept of offensive football to everyone involved. The important aspects? of defense, as well as special team play, will also be covered during the comprehensive week of football teaching.
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ning run for the Cards while Ryan Mikel was the winning pitcher. Willjam Green collected two hits for the winners while Mikel also went 2-2. Brock Manning, Jeremiah Bowler and Jeremy Leiter each went 1-3 on offense to pace the Pirates.
Some of the goals of the camp staff this summer include teaching players to have fun with the game of football, while also increasing their knowledge of the game and developing selfconfidence. The non-contact camp is also designed to emphasize important safety measures of the game by using correct form and techniques in drills, practice and games. The camp sessions will be held from 8:30 a m. to 10 a.m. each day for boys entering sixth and seventh grades and from 10:15-11:45 a.m. for boys entering the eighth or ninth grades in the fall. A special rate is available for the registration of families imore than one boy at camp) while all camp paticipants will receive a t-shirt. The camp sessions will be Jield on the football practice field at Wawasee High School or in the WHS gym in the event of inclement weather. Deadline to register for the camp is Friday. July 20. and applications are available at the high school.