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War'Shaw' Boys Build Win From Clay

NAPPANEE - Ever the mathematician, the right answer Friday for Warsaw boys basketball coach Al Rhodes came from the equation Shaw + Clay2. In a Northern Lakes Conference matchup at NorthWood, Warsaw got 26 points from Greg Clay, 22 from Jared Shaw and 17 more from Chris Clay.The senior trio's efforts added up to an 84-71 Tiger win. Warsaw is now 14-1 overall and 5-0 in the NLC, while the host Panthers fall to 6-6 and 2-3. In what has become a trend the last couple weeks, the 10th-ranked Tigers used a huge fourth quarter to seperate themselves from the opposition. Friday night when Warsaw outscored NorthWood 28-17 in the final frame, that perfomance came at the charity stripe, where the Tigers were an astounding 18 of 19.For the game Warsaw was 27 of 32 at the line. The host Panthers started last night's contest in a dead sprint, hitting 8 of 10 shots in the first quarter, including 3 of 4 from the arc.
DALE HUBLER, Times-Union Sports Writer- | July 28, 2016
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Justice Forces OT, Where Tigers Thwart Northridge For Sectional Title

The year of the Tiger continues.
By CONNOR MCCANN None |
March 9, 2025

Letters to the Editor 03-30-2004

- School Issues - What The Bible Says - Seek The Truth - One Lawgiver - Enrollments School Issues Editor, Times-Union: I would first like to thank Ron Yeiter for the great job he is doing on the school board! Ron Yeiter and Gene England are truly listening to the taxpayers and parents of this school system.
- | July 28, 2016

Letters to the Editor 05-20-2005

- Class Motto - Library Privilege - No Moderate - Redeemer School - Chief's Resignation - Poppy Donations Class Motto Editor, Times-Union: I would like to give a standing ovation to Tippecanoe Valley's class of 2005.I love their motto, but more importantly, love their courage to be themselves.
- | July 28, 2016

Letters to the Editor 04-10-1998

- Sick Situation - Pollution - Defending Speigle - Kolbe - Ag Day Thanks - Music Man - Wilcoxson Sick Situation Editor Times-Union: I read the letter that Mr.Don Kaiser wrote to the Times-Union about how sick he was of the Clinton witch hunt.I guess what makes me so sick is that the people of this great nation put up with the things that go on in Washington with our leaders. You say take Thomas Jefferson and some of the past presidents in the '20s, '30s and '50s, '60s, so on ...even though the past men in history did all this, it still doesn't make it right.
- | July 28, 2016

Letters to the Editor 02-28-2000

- Abortion Defined - Spelling Bee Parents - Accident Comfort - Older Drivers - Different - Wawasee Spirit - Read The Scriptures Abortion Defined Editor, Times-Union: One issue that comes up each election year is that of pro-life vs.pro-choice.The terms have to do with abortion and whether it should be legal.The problem is, we have two "pro" words and no "against" words.Who wants to be "Against-life" or "Against-choice"?Ê We need to get beyond the slogans and recognize the actions that they promote.A definition of abortion as it applies, not in the medical or legal sense, but in the moral sense needs to be considered.
- | July 28, 2016

Tippy Valley Girls Improve To 10-1

WABASH - The Tippecanoe Valley girls' cross country team upped its record to 10-1 with a Tuesday win. Valley won a three-way match with Southwood and Caston, taking five of the top 10 places to finish with a score of 28.Caston was second with 46, while Southwood was last with 60. Valley's Jenny Day won the race with a time of 16:52.Also for Valley, Kelly Walters placed fifth with a time of 18:05, Aura Strohschein sixth with a time of 18:12, Christina VanCleave seventh with a time of 18:18 and Tamar Strohschein ninth with a time of 18:23. Southwood won the boys' race with a score of 24 and was followed by Caston with 32 and Valley with 84.Southwood's Brad Lovellette won the race with a time of 17:18. Valley competes in the Manchester Invitational at 9:30 a.m.Saturday.
Staff Report- | July 28, 2016

Tiger Boys Escape With NLC Win

MIDDLEBURY - The schools were the same, as were the players, coaches and mascots, only this time something was different. Two weeks after Warsaw's varsity boys basketball team hosted and drilled Northridge by 21 in the opening round of the Northern Lakes Conference Holiday Tournament, it was the visiting Tigers who had to scratch and claw in a two-point win over the Raiders Friday night. In a gymnasium where victories have been hard to come by in recent history for Warsaw, the Tigers escaped with a 44-42 win, their first in Middlebury since 1996.
DALE HUBLER, Times-Union Sports Writer- | July 28, 2016

Tiger Boys Edge Concord Minutemen

DUNLAP -ÊLast saturday Warsaw senior Jerad Shaw threw 18 points in the final period to lead the Tigers past Goshen. Shaw was once again clutch Friday night scoring 13 of his team high 15 in the fourth quarter.Greg Clay found Shaw underneath the basket with less than a minute to play for what turned out to be a three point play. Warsaw edged out the Concord Minutemen 55-51 to move their winning streak to 13.The Tigers haven't lost since their first game of the season against Columbia City Nov.24th. Friday night's contest was Channel 46's Game of the Week and was played as so.The contest was hotly contested as there were 19 ties or lead changes during the course of the game. Warsaw took charge early, jumping out to a 5-0 lead.Concord was plagued early by turnovers and fouls.
DAN RIORDAN, Times-Union Sports Correspondent- | July 28, 2016

Tigers Win First NLC Track Title Since 1992

MIDDLEBURY -ÊThe mad dash made by Warsaw's girls track team near the end of Wednesday's Northern Lakes Conference meet at Northridge High School paralleled the mad dash made earlier in the day by coach Paul Boyd. Boyd left Warsaw at 3:30 Wednesday morning to drive to an 8:30 a.m.work-related meeting in Racine, Wis.He left the meeting and "hit the parking lot here at 4:15 in the afternoon." With 11 of 15 events completed, third-place Warsaw trailed first-place Plymouth 81.5-61.But the Tigers outscored Plymouth 36-8 in the next three events to take a 97-89.5 lead.Plymouth took first and Warsaw second in the last event, the 1600 relay, but the Tigers scored more than enough to win the tournament.Warsaw scored 105, while Plymouth scored 99.5. By placing first at the tournament and first during the regular season with a 6-0 record, the Tigers won their first NLC title since 1992.Boyd was named NLC Coach of the Year.
Jeff Holsinger, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016

Three's A Charm!

Tippecanoe Valley Set To Play Pendleton Heights In Frankfort Semistate By Jen Gibson, Times-Union Sports Writer Because of the new format the IHSAA has adopted for the boys and girls basketball postseason, coaches all around the state are scrambling to gather information about opponents. Tippecanoe Valley coach Bill Patrick is no exception.Because he is an experienced coach, he wasted no time relishing Valley's 47-43 victory over West Lafayette in the regional.Instead, he got right to work locating tapes and scouting reports to prepare for Saturday's semistate game against Pendleton Heights. As of Thursday evening, Patrick had six videotapes and several scouting reports on 16-7 Pendleton Heights, which defeated No.1 Maconaquah in its regional, and he and his assistants were diligently pouring over the videos to scavenge as much information about the Arabians as possible.
Tippecanoe Valley, Triton and Warsaw Advance To Semistate Competition- | July 28, 2016

Warsaw Baseball Team Finishes Successful Season

The Warsaw Indians, a wooden bat, amateur baseball team comprising of several local players, recently completed it most successful season to date. The Indians have been around as a team for several years and used to play in a league in Goshen.Grace College graduates Andy Manes, John Edwards and Josh Bailey then joined the team after college and played in the aforementioned league until it folded in 2003. While Manes and company competed in the league in Goshen the Indians won the championship four years in a row. The players then decided to join the Michiana Amateur Baseball Association, which is a summer destination for many college baseball players. While many notable and accomplished college baseball players compete in the league, perhaps the most notable is Notre Dame's Evan Sharpley.
DANIEL RIORDAN, Times-Union Sports Writer- | July 28, 2016

Mason, Warsaw Bring Home Medals

INDIANAPOLIS - David Hoffert called Saturday's state track and field meet "better than graduation." Tim Mason went away from the event somewhat disappointed, despite an ironman exhibition in which his undefeated streak in three events, the long jump, the 100 and the 200, came to an end. Jon Hill and Gregg Seiss called the meet nothing more than a learning experience. Saturday's IHSAA state track and field meet at Indiana University Track Stadium in Indianapolis ran the gamut of emotions.For most, though, it was the final prize for a year of hard work. After last year's meet when local athletes failed to win a single medal, just one finish in the top nine would have been an improvement this year.But Mason alone took three medals, while Warsaw's 3,200 relay team took another, and Hill grabbed one more.
Jason Knavel, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016

World/Nation Briefs 8.29.2012

Isaac heads for New Orleans on Katrina anniversary after landfall in southeast LouisianaNEW ORLEANS (AP) — Hurricane Isaac was beginning to move inland in southeast Louisiana before dawn Wednesday on a slow, drenching slog toward New Orleans seven years to the day after the much stronger Katrina hit the city.
- | July 28, 2016

World/Nation Briefs 11.7.2012

Obama’s lease renewed in trying economic times; 44th president still faces divided CongressWASHINGTON (AP) — His lease renewed in trying economic times, President Barack Obama claimed a second term from an incredibly divided electorate and immediately braced for daunting challenges and progress that comes only in fits and starts.
- | July 28, 2016

World/Nation Briefs 9.19.2012

Chicago students returning to classrooms after teachers union ends first walkout in 25 yearsCHICAGO (AP) — Students prepared to return to class Wednesday after Chicago teachers voted to suspend their first strike in a quarter century, shutting 350,000 children out of school, disrupting the daily routines of thousands of families and making the city’s schoolyards a flashpoint for union rights and public school reforms across the country.
- | July 28, 2016

World/Nation Briefs 6.26.2012

Listen up, voters: News from Washington this week could drive fall electionsWASHINGTON (AP) — If you pay attention to election 2012 at all this summer, make it this week.
- | July 28, 2016

On The Gridiron Capsules

WARSAW AT 4A No. 7 PLYMOUTH (NLC) Kickoff:    7 p.m. Friday in Plymouth
Staff Report- | September 1, 2016

On The Gridiron Capsules

CONCORD AT WARSAW (NLC)
Staff Report- | October 13, 2016

World/Nation Briefs 5.25.2012

NJ man arrested in disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz; NYC boy has been missing since 1979NEW YORK (AP) — The timing couldn’t have been more symbolic: On the eve of National Missing Children’s Day, police said they’d at last cracked the case that started it — the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz.
- | July 28, 2016
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