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October 1 0, 1 986 Oshkosh Northwestern 14 Scoreboard Covli Sktbinski AAassiCk Jonowiki Long 41 34 47 33? 31 22 Wright Ron Vonderfin MCC Wosstck Spr Ote lak Pre Seder Xov NL playoff box Wetterau FVL Oohike Williams Penn Makovec Recetvino School Catches Yds MCC 32 463 16 6 11 4 11 0 NEW YORK HOUSTON ebrhM otrhM Dvkstro Cf I 2 0 Mote her cf 1 I 0 'Sckmn 3b 7 7 1 Ooron 2t 4 0 10 Hrnmta ID 3 13? Garner 3b 301) 'Carter 0 1 1 Dovil lb 4 0 10 5trwtr rf 3 0 0 1 Bass rr 3 0 2 0 Wilson It 4 0 10 Crul lf 4 0 10 Krwgrrt 3b 3 0 10 Ashbv 4 0 0 0 Montana ss 4 0 10 Thoo 4 0 7 0 Oieda 4 10 0 Ryan 10 0 0 Prtkvti ph 10 0 0 Andersn 0 0 0 0 Puht ph 10 10 too i 0 0 0 0 Kerfeld 0 0 0 0 Looes ph 10 0 0 Totals Mill! Totals I It 1 Zoener Urbane Wotto Feiier Jonowski Ztminskl Hon man Gordon Murphy Ryskoski Dave Lambert Lourdes, Dove Hammond Freedom, Corey Golla Plainfield, Doug Simon Xavier A Divsion Dan Reid Plainfield Lloyd James Menominee, Lowell Handschke Black Owl Menominee, Eric Grundmon Xavier Lourdes won iayvee meet Povnette 31, Pordtevllle 46, Princeton 47. 1. Chorlotte Rittmever (PO) 12:54. 2. Pattl Von Swol (PA) 13:13.

3. Carleen Wild (PO) 13:18. 4. Doris Pulvermocher (PR). 5.

Taml Dugenske (PR). 6. Caml Wilson (PO). 7. Renee Knutson (PA).

8. Denlse Germain (PO). Donna Lambert (PR). 10. Sally Severson (PR).

Povnette 10, Pardeeville 41 1. Doug Jerred (PA) 18:20. 2. Brad Bauer (PO) 18:23. 3.

Brian Kowold (PO) 18:49. 4. Eric falg (PO). 5. Adam Gould (PO).

6. Don Vita (PO). 7. Aaron Wolf (PO). 8.

Corby Neet (PA). 9. Roy Dalley (PA). 10. John Gayan (PO).

Girls' volleyball Laconic 2, Horicon 1 Laconic lost first game 10-15, won 15-3, 15-2 Laconia 5-0 In Flvwav, 10-1-1 overall Wild Rose 1, Gresham 0 Wild Rose det. Gresham 15-9, 15-5, 15-7. Junior varsity Wild Rose won, 15-9, 15-3, 15-13. SM MCC FVL Pre Scoring XP FG PtS TD Nome School Skibinski Ron Jonowski Penn Mauhck Zoeiler Continued from Page 13 is a loser, so its tougher. But it's a great honor to be selected and I'm having fun." Rennert had another relatively calm evening during Thursday's game, making just a few calls.

One call Rennert said had the potential to be sticky, though, was Houston's Billy Hatcher's diving catch tf a line-drive to center field in the second inning. "Those guys can run out there, and there's always the possibility of a trap," he iaid. "If I figure it is going to be a close play, I get out there. But his was clean, an excellent catch." Rennert said having a six-man staff during the post-season is a pleasant relief for the umpires. "There are some definite mechanic changes," he said, "like on the play to center (Hatcher's catch), I wouldn't really have to have gone out there because of the outfield umpires.

"It saves you a lot of running and gives us better angles at plays." Rennert said he doubts that the six-man crew will ever be used during the regular season. "They're always talking money, money, money," Rennert said. "They spend all of these millions of dollars on the players, but not on the umpires. It sure would be nice for us, though, because it cuts down on days at home plate." Rennert said he had his share of talkers at second base Thursday. Hormone abuse problem CHICAGO (AP) The use of male hormones by female athletes is a big problem, and a test should be developed to keep those who have used the substances from competing in the Olympics, a U.S.

Olympic team official says. I "The abuse is worldwide," said Dr. Robert O. Voy, director of sports medicine and science for the United States Olympic Committee. "There is a total ban (on use of the hormones), but there ought to be total testing," he said in a telephone interview from Dallas.

The hormones, in the form of anabolic steroids, are used to in. crease muscle mass. Voy said the problem with steroids is worse than cases of genetic males trying to sneak into women's events in world athletic competition. A Finnish researcher reported in today's Journal of the American Medieal Association that genes alone do not determine who is a woman, and he recommended that the test used to ensure that female Olympic competitors are really women be altered if it is continued. "The procedure is not only inaccurate but also discriminatory, in that it excludes women who should be allowed to participate," writes Dr.

Albert de la Chapelle of the University of Helsinki. MCC Ron Urtvtnefc but his conversation with the Met's Gary Carter was the best. After Carter doubled, he stood at second base and asked Rennert. "How do you explain something like that last questioning the pitching of Houston's Mike Scott, who struck out 14 Met batters. Rennert replied, "He was sharp." Carter said, "It was the best stuff I've ever seen." Rennert quipped, "It must have been, because that's the worst you have ever looked." By overcoming the roaring enthusiasm of the Houston crowd, Rennert said the Mets win means everything.

"The Mets are very happy to go to New York with the series tied," he said. "I think they have the up-perhand going back to Shea. The crowd is wild there, but it gets them going. "And they haven't even begun to score like they can. With Carter and (Keith) Hernandez heating up, they will be tough." Rennert will be at first base Saturday and will be behind the plate Sunday.

West frosh win Jason Jungwirth caught a pair of touchdown passes to lead the Oshkosh West freshman football team to an 18-0 win over Menasha Thursday. Jungwirth caught passes of 12 and 8 yards from quarterback Ryan Bittner for scores. West is 3-3 while Menasha fell to 1-5. ECC statistics New York tot 330 Houston ooo ooo iooi Game-Wlnnino RBI Corter (1). Hotcher, Davit.

DP-New York 3, Houston 1. LOB New York I. Houston 9 MJOis, Corter, Dvkstra. 3B Hernandez. Sfl-rVilson (1.

SF Strawberry. IP ER II SO NcVvork Qteda 1-0 9 10 1 1 2 Houston Wwp L. 5 7 5 5 0 Andersen 2 10 0 12 Individual stats 11-3 3-3 0 0 0 -tapei Kerfeid Umpires Home. Wever; First, Pulli; Rennert; Third, West; Lett. roefctonder Riaht.

Horvev. i Baseball Rushing Name school Art. Yards Ave. Long Poei Ber 51 337 4.6 19 Soger Hart 3S 319 6.2 40 Krinoel Hort 33 195 5.9 33 Immei Hort 34 IBS 54 34 Eckes LC 47 179 3 1 16 Rembert Winn 40 175 4.3 21 Smith Omro 42 169 4.0 IB Bever Winn 38 135 3.5 IB Galvin Rip 34 119 3.9 30 Quiglev Winn 36 103 3.9 11 Passing Name School Arts Camp Int Yards WHItoms Ber 40 31 3 334 Buchholi Omro 23 1 217 Gillen Rip 53 17 1 213 Verier. Winn 39 11 0 1B4 Boorlo Waup 50 IB 4 169 MakemsonWaut 38 14 2 120 Receiving Nome School Catches Yards Ave TO Gul'son Rip 11 314 19.0 1 Dovls Waup 11 104 9.4 1 Poop LC 8 90 11.2 1 Kuiawa Ber 7 151 31.5 1 Thorn Ber 7 90 12.8 2 Catlen Rip 6 B5 14.1 0 Finger Waup 4 19 4.7 0 Rembert Winn 4 69 17.2 1 Scoring Name School TD XP FG Pts Soger Hort 5 2 1 35 Eckes LC 4 2 0 26 Popp LC 3 6 0 24 BuchholE Omro 3 0 IB Mercury Racing 16-12, Eastern Tech 13Vi-14', West Side Tire 13Vi-14'i, TNT Tap U-17, Bernlers 11-17, Struensee Aluminum 9-19, Beachcomber 5-23.

Tto Thursday Ma lor Fisher Farms 16-2, Mark 8. San Tire 14-4, Lanes 13-5, S.L.O. Rlpon Keller's Keglers Glatz Farm 5-13, Binder Beverage 4-14, Bottoms Up 1-17. Wednesday Nite hugger Bombadlers 10-6, Fuzzy Navels 10-4. Swizzle Sticks 9-7, High Balls 9- 7, Colt 45s 8-8.

Moonshine S-S. 300 Proof 6-10, Alabama Stammers 4-12. Rec Ladles' Thursday Nile Schoenberger's 12-6, Duftv Meyer 12-6, Oshkosh Tire 12-6, House's 10-8. Buckstoft 9-9, Yellow Freight 9-9, Collier 4-14, Polish Corners 4-14. Thirsty Thursdays The Magnet 21-3, Wlnemakers Algoma Farms IS'i-SVi, Pepsi-Cola 15-9, Radke's Rollers Fat Man 12-12, Morgan Company UV3-12V2, Shear Power 11- 13, Mr.

Cinders 11-13, The Sheik 11-13. Fox Volley Travel 11-13, Geer Murray 10-14, Mabel' Murphy's 10-14, Muza Metal Prod. 9-15, TNT Tap 8-16, Marine Corps Club 7- 17. Thursday Coffee Ho Hos 18-6, Golden Puffs 15-9. Cherry Winks 15-9, Grophens 14-10.

Preams 14-10, Cream Puffs 14-10, Long Johns 14-10, Coffee Cups 13- 11, Sweetrollers 13-11, Brownies 12-U, Jelly Rolls 12-12, Apple Slices 10- 14, Sugar Cubes 9-15, Honey Buns 6-18, Nut Cakes 6-18. Eagles Thursday Nite Late Just Pete's 20-4, Granny's 18W-5Vj, TNT Tappers 13-11, Terry's 9'3-14'j, J.D. Slosher 7-17, Ten Pin Tap 4-20. Oshkosh Lane Ousters Hlmmler's Sewing Center 18-6, Schwab Realty 17-7, Block Cat Chimney 16-8, West End Pizza 12- 12, Trlongie Bar 12-12, Houge's Bar 11- 13, Sterling Gordens 11-13, Magic 104-WMGV 10-14, Westward Ho Ballroom 10-14, Al's Tree Service 10-14, George's Gaslight 10-14, Charlie's Anoels 7-17. Businessmen Nlgl's Chieftain 35, Little Joe's Auto 34, Hansen Electric 30, Leading Edge 22, Individuals 22, Harrison Bar 21, Shilobrit Cleaners 14, Denny's East End 10.

Shore View "61" Fenestra 44-12, Jansen's 44-12, Wisconsin National Life 38-18, George's Gaslight 38-16, Marine Tops Unlimited 38-18, Mercury 2-Strokers 31-25, Oshkosh Radiator 30-26. WII-KII 30-26, Bittersweet 26-30, Scarlet O'Hara 28-28, Schaenike Siding 20-30, Meyer Plumbing 18-38, Hangmen 20-36, Oshkosh Trophy 15-41, Mercury Mariners 16-40, Ten Pin Tap 12-44. Elks Mixed Bears 14-4, Cougars 13-5, Badgers 10-8, Coyotes 10-8, Otters 9-9, Minks 8- 10, Foxes 5-13, Lions 3-15. Lakevlew "0" Tommy's Bar 29-13, Krumenauer Co. 2H4.

Mabel Murphy's 27-15, Bergers Shoes 25-17, 7-Up 24-18, Buttman Binner 23-19, Nlgl's Chieftain 22-20, Bittersweet 22-20, 41 Auto 21-21, Alt. Ins. 19-23, Jake's Tap 19-23, Utecht's Bar 19-23, Jack's Standard 17-25, Himmler Sewing 16-26, Houge's 13-29, Spring-brook Auto 11-31. Shore View Men's Classic Ten Pin Tap WMS'i, Tommy's 79-59, Lorry's 66 65Vi-72Vi, Lorry's TV 63-75, George's Gaslight 56-82, Anderson Bros. 47-91.

St. Mary's Commercial Blue Jays 17-7, Vultures 14-10, Hummingbirds 12-12, Penguins 12-12, Swallows 12-12, Orioles 5-19. Thursday Nite Highrollers Jock's Lake Aire 19-5, Buckstaff Factory Outlet 18-6, Triangle Bar 17-7, Leach Local 1108 13-11, Westward Ho 13-11, English Connection 12- 12, Fat Man's I 11-13, Mercury Racing 104, ITT 10-14, Hungrl's 8-16, Brass Rail 7-17, Fat Man's II 6-18. a Plovoff strikeouts Mist of the most strikeouts in a League Championship Series game with plovers, team, opponent, and dot -AMERICAN LEAGUE 14 -Joe Coleman, Detroit vs. Oakland, Oct.

10, W72. 14 Mike Boddicker, Baltimore vs. Chicago, Oct. 6, 1983. NATIONAL LEAGUE 14 -John Candelaria, Pittsburgh vs.

Cincinnati, Oct. 7, 1975. Mike Scott, Houston vs. New York, Oct. 8, 1986.

Boys' golf Berlin 171, Omro 110 Berlin Jason Ries 41, Jay Chl- kowski 41, David Bloch 44, Eddie Marks 45, Scott Nigbor 46 Omro Chad Frees 41, Dennis Hunt 41, Darten Butt 43, Aaron Mielke 55, Jamie Muivev 60 Hortonville 170, Omro 180 Hortonville Dan Huss 40, 'Sim Hanson 43, Tim Kohl 43, Lance Reiggles 44, Scott Dahlstrom 48 Omro Same score as Berlin match JV scores -Berlin 204, Omro 230; Hortonville 196, Omro 230 Frosh volleyball Oshkosh North 2 Menasha White 1 Oshkosh North 15-7, 9-15, 15-5. Oshkosh North Is 8-0. Football Misc. Prep scores Unltv 34. Luck 13 Stanlev-Bovd 35, Codotf 12 "Eou Claire North 38, La Crosse LSoan 12 Blair 24, Whitehall 22 Eleva-Strum 37, Alma Center 0 Barron 19, Chetek 14 Clear Lake 42, Turtle Lake 8 Bruce 19, Cameron 8 Birchwood 30, Weverhaeuser 6 Mondovi 20, New Richmond 14 River Falls 28, Amerv 13 Baldwin-Woodville 21, Ourand 7 WSUC statistics Individual stats L.W- 4 Rushing Nome School An.

Yards Ave. Corning RF 39 275 7.1 2 Pretosky LaX 63 384 6.1 3 Roiney WW 59 301 5 1 3 Gunoerson Sto 61 299 4.9 3 Coto RF 51 194 3.8 2 Knuese SP 23 125 5.4 2 4 Stmgle Sto 27 176 6.5 3 Fraflm Osh 56 168 3.0 3 Passing Name School Atts Coma int Yards LeipoM WW 98 51 2 663 Kinney PI 77 38 5 434 Tiedens Sup 71 30 5 357 Gel ha us EC 46 30 3 237 Bau'ater SP 43 19 4 217 Peterson Osh 34 13 1 297 Oberg LoX 45 16 3 210 Receiving Name School Catches Yards Ave TO Wilcox WW 15 177 11, Weber WW 13 267 20.5 1 Chrtstman -SP 11 127 11.5 2 Kiobucher Sup 11 126 11.5 0 Steavpack SP 9 133 14.8 1 Tonvan PI 9 159 17.7 0 Lr Wise Sto 8 B1 10.2 0 Linnabarv Osh 7 121 17.3 2 Scoring Name School TO XP FG Pts Pretosky LoX 5 0 1 30 Corning RF 3 0 0 18 Mirasola LaX 0 9 2 15 Prep football GAMES FRIDAY (7:30 p.m. unless indicated) FOX VALLEY ASSOCIATION Kaukauna at Oshkosh North; Oshkosh West at Menasha (7 p.m.) Neenah at Klmberlv (6:30 p.m.); Appleton West at Appleton East. EAST CENTRAL Ripon at Wautoma; Waupaca at Berlin; Little Chute at Hortonville; Winneconne at Omro. DUAL COUNTY Green Lake at Randolph; Cambria at Rio; Westtleld at Povnette; Pardeeville at Princeton; Fall River at Montello.

FLYWAY Markeson at Cambellsport North Fond du Lac at Horlcon; Lo-miro at Mavville; Laconla at Oak-field. CENTRAL WISCONSIN (LARGE) Bonduet at Marion; wevauwega-Fremont at Wittenberg-Birnam-wood; Amherst at Shiocton; Ma-nawa gets bve. CENTRAL WISCONSIN (SMALL) tola-Scandinavia at Almond 4 p.m.); Port Edwards at Tigerton; Bowler at Trf-County (4 p.m.); Wild Rose at Rosholt (4 p.m.). GAMES SATURDAY FOX VALLEY CHRISTIAN New Holstein at St. Mary Central (1:30 p.m.); Xavier at Oshkosh Lourdes (1:30 p.m.); Marinette Central at Fox Valley Lutheran (1:30 p.m.); De Pere Abbott Pen-nings at Fond du Lac Springs (1:30 p.m.); Green Bay Premontre at Manitowoc Roncalli (1:30 p.m.).

College football GAMES SATURDAY STATE UNIVERSITY UW-Oshkosh at UW-Stevens Point (1:30 p.m.); UW-Eau Claire at UW-Superior (2 p.m.); UW-River Falls at UW-Plottevllle (1 p.m.); UW-Whitewater at UW Stout (1 p.m.). BIG TEN Wisconsin at Iowa; Michigan State at Mlcigan, Northwestern at Minnesota, Ohio State at Indiana; Purdue at Illinois. MIDWEST Illinois Central at Monmouth (1:30 p.m.); Knox at Cornell (1:30 p.m.); Grinnell at Coe (1:30 p.m.); St. Norbert at Lake Forest (1:30 p.m.); Lawrence at University of Chicago (2 p.m.) Ripon at Beloit (2 p.m.). Preps Cross country Wevauwego Invitational Girls Lourdes 24, Freedom 55, Aople-ton Xavier 60, Hortonville 74, Oconto 80, Wrightstown 95, Wautoma 123, Wega 130, Marlon 130 AA Division Catherine Glati Shiocton 12:47 (3200 meters), Diana Weigert Wrightstown, Pollv Jones Lourdes, Laurie Horjes Lourdes, Cindv Colombe Hortonville A Division -Kim Cuttlll Lourdes 14:12, Saroh Christiansen Bonduel, Kim Tetiew Menominee, Sara Deoouw Oconto Jean Ver-hassett Freedom Boys Menominee 32 points, Xavier 48, Hortonville 52, Lourdes 60, Pt Edwards 71, Rosholt 94, Freedom 95.

Wautoma 121, Marion 159, Wrlght-. stown 167, Shiocton 176, Wega 186, Wild Rose 210 Wautoma 121, Marlon 159, Wrightstown 167, Shiocton 176, Wega 186, Wild Rose 210 AA Division Don Schraeder Pt. Edwards 5,000 meters), N-M Rec football National Conference CBC Coating det. Hank's Bar 13-0: Touchdowns -Hon, Beck. Horsemen tied Fox Cities Industrial Supply 7-7; Touchdowns -Boderlck, Wunderllch.

ICU def. Chesapeake Pub 27-6. American Conference Stevenson's Appraisal def. Town Club 31-0; Touchdowns -Parolinl, Muza, Stodtmueller, J. Pommren-ing, P.

Pommrening. North Diamond def. Bar 7-6; Touchdowns -Wtttmann, Wenzel. Reggie's def. Mill Valley Pub 43-6; Touchdowns -Drum 2, Schmalz, Smolinskl, Korth, Vanden Acker, Coopman; Softies -Fussckl, McDa-niel.

Youth soccer Elementary league Jacob Shapiro def. Roosevelt, 4-0. Goals -Shannon Skifstad, Chris Yarbro, Eric Bostron, Mike Du-Vall; Shapiro-Lakeside and Oak-wood-Sunset 2-2 tie. Goals -David Chitwood, Tom Carpenter, Mike Anderson, Bret Steinert; Smith-Jef-ferson-St. Vincent def.

St. Mary-Washington, 3-1. Goals -Jeff Schneske 2, Devln Aurr, Arron Bries; Emmeline Cook-Read def. Fronklin-Sacred Heart, 6-4. Goals -Gary Eysties 4, Andy Martin 3, P.

Riss Webster Stonlev-Commu-nitv Christian def. Merrill-Read, 3- 1. Goals -Sean Bauer, Kong Lee, Tov Chao Vang, A.J. Jordan Bowling standings Shenanigans Rutz-A-Ruck 10-2, 40 Pin Club 10-2, Rascals 7-5, Rear Loaders 7-5, Double Trouble 7-5, Tricksters 6-6, Pop-Ups 5-7, Streakers 5-7, Goofballs 4- 8, Mixed Nuts 4-8, Banana Splits 4- 8, The Bofuss 3-9. Kaffee Klotsch Butternuts 20-4, Mountain Grown 17- 7, Expresses 14-10, Folger Flakes 14-10, Automatic Drips 13-11, Swiss Mocha 12-12.

Taster's Choice 12-12, High Points 11-13, Brims 10-14, 3 Lumps 8, Cream 9-15, Breaktime 7-17, Cafe Amort) 5-19. Sauaws Iroquois 16-8, Winnebago 15-9, Na-vaio 14-10, Mohawk 12-12, Blackfoot 12-12, Menomonee 10-14, Sioux 9-15, Apache 8-16. 400 Men's Noggin's Salon 20-4, Berndt Excavating 19-5, Dadas Roofing 17-7, Terrv's Bar 12-12, Crash's Inn 10-14, Galaxy Lighting 9-15, Jerry's Cocktail Lounge 7-17, Mabel Murphy's 2-22. T40 Ladies' 400 Binder Beverage 19-5, Just Pete's 18- 6, Charcoal Pit II 14-10, Ohio St. Station 13-11, Trophies ll'i-12'i, Olsen's Maintenance 10-14, King Industry 6'2-172, Winneconne Auto Parts 4-20.

Thursday Ladies' Classic Ehlke Welding 23-1, Lanes 19- 5, Mueller Chrs. Ply. 17-7, Jerry's Heating A.C. 16-8, Binder Construction 11-13, Momma Sans 5- 19, Happy Hands 4-20, Tufty's Tavern 1-23. Thursday Nile Industrial Modern Materials 23-5, Mothes Exteriors 19-4, Red's Pizza 19-9, FVA statistics Individual stats IL rT i N-M bowling Astro Lanes Astra Classic -Carol Koehler 203-222-597, Betty Jonelv 202-554, Kathy Broeske 541.

60 plus seniors -Clark Anderson 569. Early Birds -Debbie Pickett 525. Tuesday Brunchers -Barb Resch 200-573, Bernlce Stlnskl 203. Lakeroad Lanes Thur. Nite Men -Larry Althaus 226-645, Bob Parenteau 242-225-624, Don Splndlar 247-616, Chris Trudell 258, Charlie Stelf 226, Rick Kichefski 224, Tracy Thorson 223.

Southside Men -Tim Neabling 233-245-677, Larry Althaus 223-234-633, Harold Jacobsen 242, John Powers 236, Rob Richter 224, Jim Holcombe 223. Winchester-Clayton -Gerald Meyer 220-233-653, Marv Van Wvchen 614. Pin Pals -Sherry Lang 223-554, Hope Moede 200-526, Caryl Dennev 538. Joan Schneider 531, Debbie Payne 526; High team series HBt Sons 2792. Shopper's Brigade -Marilyn Goodwin 534, Marian VanOudenho-ven 205.

Thunder Bowl Odd Couples -Dee Dunham 228. KCA Mixed -Mark Lanadon 255-620, Chuck Jacobv 222-609, Leon Flesburg 225. Rolling Pins -Kris Crockett 201. Thunder Wonders -Cathy Rodg-ers 201-553, Teresa Jacob 532. Friendship -Ariene Jones 209-529.

Sports on TV FRIDAY 12 p.m. CFL football, British Columbia at Montreal or Tornoto at Winnipeg, ESPN. 7 p.m. Pro baseball, American League Championship Series, Boston Red Sox at California Angels, ABC. 10:30 College hockey Northern Michigan at Wisconsin (taped), WPNE.

Rushing Nome School Att. Yards Ave. TD Wolsleael AW 83 343 4.1 1 Comber Nee 66 303 4.6 2 Hommen Kim 47 237 5.0 3 t.Schreiber Kim 3B 211 5 6 2 i Brantmeier Nee 43 193 4.5 1 'f Kositike Men 12 154 12.8 2 'Nelson OW 45 145 3.3 0 Eis Kou 31 126 4.1 1 Berven Nee 17 101 5.9 3 Promer AW 23 95 4.1 I Passing Name School Atts Comp int Yards Krueger AW 28 8 1 368 Scondin Men 80 39 6 490 la Biekkolo Kau 37 17 1 19B St rick Kim 49 IB 4 267 I oVhgan AE 40 15 0 177 'Andersen ON 39 14 3 176 Berven Nee 34 11 5 110 Schomens OW 16 3 3 37 Receiving Name School Catches Yards Ave TO Woetrfer Men 10 140 14.0 0 von'Boom Kim 8 114 14.2 I Bates Men 8 114 14.2 0 Kositike Men 8 BS 10 6 1 Fronktin AE 7 70 10.0 0 Koplit2 ON 4 104 17.3 1 t' Eis Kau 6 72 12 0 1 t. Sprangers Kou 6 63 10.5 0 Scoring Name School TO XP FG Pts Krueger AW 5 5 1 3B Schommer Men 3 2 1 23 Eis Kau 3 0 0 18 Hammen Kim 3 0 0 18 Kositike Men 3 0 0 18 l' LJ FVCC statistics Individual stats Rushing Att. Yds i 108 438 81 409 75 343 62 338 35 315 Hahn Paradeis Ren ester Kirolv Maulick it3! nrr? -x 1 i I mf'' vj Neenah rallies to defeat Oshkosh West in FVA play nTTnlmri Boys' soccer Oshkosh West's soccer team lost to Neenah, 4-2, in Fox Valley Association action Thursday.

West led 1-0 at half, and at 2-1 in the second half, in what West Coach Fred Werner said was his team's best game of the season. The Indians are now 6-2-1 in the FVA and 10-3-1 overall. West goalie John Reign had 17 saves and the Indians' goals were scored by Brian Olson and Mark Balke, with assists by Mike Boelter and Franz Gaertner. Werner cited Troy Albrecht, Mar-celo Perseu and Rodolfo Trevino on offense and Balke, Gaertner, Mark Gerlach and Jeremy Fownier on Premontre 2, Lourdes 0 Lourdes Academy's soccer team was blanked 2-0 by Green Bay Premontre at Menominee Park Thursday. The loss leaves the Knights with a 2-4-0 record in the Fox Valley Christian Conference and 9-7-0 overall.

Despite the loss, Lourdes Coach Despite the loss, Lourdes Coach Jerry Stark felt his team played its best match of the season. "This was our best team effort of the year. Premontre scored both of its goals late in the game, on a penalty kick and free kick. "We don't have a senior on the team and I think our goalie Brian Ganther is the finest goalie in the conference," said Stark. rr rrr.

Hs -t "The kids did a great job. The entire team and the substitutes that came in all did well," said Werner. West 5, North 1 (JV) In jayvee soccer, Oshkosh West notched its first victory of the season in a 5-1 triumph over Oshkosh North. The Indians were led by Jason Last's three goals and goalie Dave Blust's seven saves. John Schmidt and Dan Fenrich added goals for West and Lea Vang scored the Spartans' lone goal.

The Indians are now 1-5 while North droppped to 2-4. Stfi Indians hold off Rockets ffT PI Bassett rairi Girls' volleyball Furniture Discount Center Cpopji's VISA TOUt NAM! Htlf ting and Much Leslie Gauger, Linae Nigl and Chris Kumbier for their hitting. Wantoma 3, Rlpon 0 At Wautoma, Wautoma won three matches by scores of 15-12, 16-14 and 18-16 over Ripon. Wautoma is now 4-2 in the East Central Conference. Wanpaca 2, Berlin 1 Waupaca defeated Berlin 16-14 in the first game, Berlin won the second, 15-4 and Waupaca the third, 15-7.

Berlin is now 3-3 and Waupaca 4-2 in the East Centpyl Conference. Oshkosh West defeated Neenah, games to one, in Fox Valley Asso-ciation volleyball play Thursday. The -Indians, 5-6 in the FVA, won the first I two games by scores of 15-10 and 15-i the Rockets winning the final 15-12. op hitters for West were Amy Brooks and Carolyn Ayers, as West I- Coach Sue Wasmuth said, "They had a very good game for us." Oshkosh North 2, Menasha 1 At t'Menasha, Oshkosh North's volleyball Ibeat Menafha, two games to one, Thursday. The Spartans are now 4-7 in the FVA and 7-8 overall.

Menasha won the first game, 15-9, then North won 15-9 and 15-5. Tracy Much and DeDe Trembly were the top servers for North and Spartan Coach Bob Rodman cited Michelle Carpetjfor a good job of set Highway 41 at 9th Oshkosh, Wl Phone 233-2607 Toll In Wisconsin 1-800-431 -7378 Op.n Wa.kday Evenings 'III 8 P.M. Sal. 9 A.M. la 4 P.M.

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