Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 63, Number 23, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 January 1941 — Page 4

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BULLDOGS REGISTER CONFERENCE WIN OVER MISHAWAKA FIVE 37-31

Friday evening the Nappanee Bulldogs registered their first conference win of the season when they downed a scrappy Mishawaka team 37 to 31. The Maroons have been having very little success this season and were particularly anxious to repeat their earlier win over the local quintet. The Bulldogs were unable to cope with the hot snipers in the early stages of the game but in the final half they far outclassed the visitors. Lahr led the Mishawaka attack in the first period when he coni nected with a pair of one handed flip shots and a free toss. Pettrotty brought the Mishawaka total to six points when he registered once on a pair of gift shots.. Stump scored the only basket for Nappanee in the period but free throws by Pippen, Copsey and Stump gave the Bulldogs five points and kept them very much in the game. Again in the second period Lahr connected for two more field goals and time he was given plenty of support by the other members of his team. L. Deal connected on two long shots and Hoffman. Pettrotty and Kopsea each scored from the field.'- Pippen kept the Bulldogs in the running with 8 of their 14 points in the quarter. Sponseller collected two field goals and Stouder added another. At the half time intermission the visitors led 20 to 19. The Mishawaka offense bogged down in the last half and it was not until the Bulldogs had the game sewed up that they managed to do any serious scoring. Tobias came to life in the third period and scored a basket and a trio of free throws. Sponseller and Stouder each contributed baskets and Stump added another free toss. In the final period Nappanee picked up a ten. point lead and with two minutes to go Coach Best began removing his first string men. Mishawaka cut the margin to six points as L. Deal conected on a pair of desperate long shots in the waning seconds. Thp Bulldogs won the game on the free throw line, making good on 13 out of 20 attempts. Mishawaka registered 14, to Nappanee 12, field goals, registered only 3 out o’s 12 free throw attempts. The Nappanee seconds won their second conference game by downing the Mishawaka seconds 15 to 12. Box score of the varsity game: Nappanee FG FT PF Stump 2 3 0 Sponseller 3 1 2 Copsey 0 if 4 Tobias ' 2 4 3 Johnson 000 Stouder 2 0 1 j Doyle , 0 1 0, Pippen 33 3 1

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NAPPANEE STUDENT WINS COVETED TROPHY AT ASHLAND COLLEGE Ashland, 0., Jan. 9—The coveted Earl McKean memorial trophy, presented each year to an outstanding football player of Ashland college, is in the possession of Bob Shively, son of Mr! and Mrs. U. J. Shively of Nappanee, Ind. The coveted award—a memorial to Mr. McKean, longtime friend of Ashland college ath-

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letics—goes to a jupior or senior member of the squad who is adjudged outstanding for athletic ability, scholarship, loyalty, perseverance, sportsmanship, courage arid modesty. Shively is the seventh winner. The medal is presented by Mrs. Gladys McKean LorfeYa each year and the selection is made by Mrs. Lonero,} the student bggtg-. the athletic . committee of "tnecollege

Stutzman ----- 0 0 0 Totals 12 13 13 Mishawaka FG FT FF Lahr - 4 2|3 J. Deal 0 0 §§3 Pletcher - - 0 0f 0 Hoffman 10 3 Baney - 10 0 L. Deal - 4 0 3 DeVrees -■-> 10 0 Pettrotty - —— 111 Kopsea - 2 0 1 Casina ■ - 0 0 0 Totals 14 3 14 Officials —McClure and Welborne of Ft. Wayne. ,■' ~

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and the sports department of the local newspaper. “Shive”, as he is known, was one of Ashland’s steadiest men on the gridiron and' he has seen many tough battles which his influence has been felt. A business administration major Shively is ! active on the campus serving as j president of the varsity “A” club I and stage manager of the Foot- ! lighters Club, a dramatic organij zation. He is a member of the I YMCA and the student council and last year served as business ; manager of the Collegian, student j publication. BULLDOGS FACE DOUBLE DOSE OF REAL TROUBLE IN GAMES THIS WEEK * When the Nappanee Bulldogs go to South Bend Friday night they will be meeting one of the highest ranking teams, in the entire Indiana basketball realm. However when they finish their work on Friday they will be far from having their task completed for the week. On Saturday they will entertain the North Side team of Ft. Wayne and they rate almost as good as the South Benders. The Central Bears recently handed the Ft. Wayne team a sound thrashing in a blind tournament during the holidays. No one suspects Coach Nulf of having his boys throw the game, but most everyone believes he had not tried particularly hard to have his boys in the peak of condition, not caring to wear them down by too much exertion. The Bears have only one mar on their record to date. They lost a one point game to Huntingburg several weeks ago on a road trip. Coach Wooden has been trying to play his boys only enough to win and not wear them out. He. has been using Farner, Ehlers and Martens as sparingly as possible. These boys are all high scorers and get plenty of points when they are given an opportunity to play. The Bulldogs intend to give the Bears plenty of trouble. Coach Best is giving his boys a much deserved rest this week. Since the Goshen game on December 20 the boys have played six games. They won three of these, lost two by one point and lost the other by a wide margin after the regulars became too tired to continue. On Saturday night the Bulldogs will entertain the Fort Wayne North Siders in the local gym. The Nulf men have lost only two games this season. Besides the game to Central they lost to Hammond Tech early in the season. The Bulldogs will not have much time to think about that game, however, until they finish their work on Friday.. MONDAY LEAGUE STANDING W L Hdcp. Coca-Cola 33 15 45 H&H ...1 , 30 18 107 Marathon 24 24 61 Main Grill ,-! 24 24 85 Milling Cos. 23 25 87 Gibson’s - 22 26 48 j Advance-News 21 27 108! Reed’s 15 33 73 Gib soli’s (2) 876 889 944 2709 M. Minard - 125 179 211—515 E. Stouder 164 167 178—509 C. Mellinger .... 151 192 179—522 C. Pippen 191 159 127—477 F. Richmond 196 143 200—539 Main Grill (1) 878 880 786 2544 K. Hunsberger .. 157 125 123—405 O. Mishler J. McFall 117 176 110—403 O. Hare 188 167 152—507 A. Tobias 178 176 167—52 J Coca-Cola (2) 887 898 941 2726 L. Field - 142 149 184—475 F. Miller 156 213 182—551 F. Lemna ....... .. 192 154 197—543 G. Kurtz J7B 163 159—500 V. Stuckman a3 172 172 172—516 Milling Cos. (1) 896 814 819 2529 H. Miller .. ....... 147 171 165—483 L. Mullett 157 157 140—456 R. Bailey 145 122 129—396 J. Coppes f-~ 168 141 141—450 R. Me Andrew - 197 143 164—504 Marathon (3) 979 912 968 2859 G. Landis 182 194 152—528 L. Mullett 155 168 195—518 W. George 212 152 194—558 S. Phillips 176 169 182—527 O. Christner 184 159 175—518 Advance-News 0 817 851 869 2537 G. Fales 136 172 161—469 A. Winner -.:- 147 128 132—407 R. Simpson 144 134 160—440 E. Strope 134 168 191—493 H. Field 153 148 124—425 Reed’s (0) 841 788 887 2516 D. Callander W. Reed D. Ruple 114 131 140—385 J. Walters ........ 177 161 126—464 W. Hummel 163 166 200—529 H&H (3) 862 950 909 2721 H. Busche 123 157 144—424 W. Best 125 192 167—484 L. Strang ! 188 153 167—508 K. Freese J 137 146 149—432 STTJDEBAKER CHAMPIONS WIN FROM PLETCHER’S 21-19 ON WEDNESDAY Studebaker Champions defeated the Pletcher Independents at the local gym Wednesday evening 21-19 before a very slim crowd. The local team, however, looked very good in defeat and stayed in the game all of the way. Sunday the Sturgis Independent team will play the locals in a game here and should be another good game. The Sturgis team is one of the strongest semi-pro teams in Southern Michigan and will furnish plenty of opposition to the locals. Elkhart Eagles will play in the opening game. SUIT FILED FOR DIVORCE Mrs. Marguerite Kaufman has filed suit for divorce from Joe Kaufman in the Elkhart CircuitCourt. She asks restoration of her maiden name.

TUESDAY LEAGUE STANDING W L Hdcp. Metzler’s - 5 1 161 Deluxe 5 1 71 Pletcher’s Dairy —3 3 * -108 Samson’s 2 4 162 jI. A. Miller 2 4 129 I Huffman’s 2 4 114 | Southpaws 1 5 141 ! Huffman’s (1) 900 768 854 2522 L. Wiseman J. Hoover „ 133 165 159—457 E. Ingle 172 128 156—456 L. Wilt 198 116 121—435 R. Stump 130 121 155—406 Metzjer’s (2) 880 890 959 2737 F. ’Culp 139 172 168—479 D. Metzler 149 130 181—460 H. Bowers 101 127 112—340 M. Mullett 163 140 160—463 J. Dumph 162 153 172—487 Pletcher’s (2) 952 907 848 2707 A. Miller 160 155 153—468 M. Pletcher 145 148 151—444 W. Howenstein - 150 165 92—407 C. Miller 148 157 142—447 L. Miller 183 116 144—443 Southpaws (1) 835 856 859 2550 V. Miller 171 180 170—521 A. Miller 120 130 139—389 E. Ganshorn a3 142 H. Gonderman - 119 97 120—336 J. Miller 143 167 148—^158 Deluxe (2) 848 895 983 2726 M. Clouse 177 177 196—550 C. 5 McCuen 141 146 172—459 B. Snyder 160 169 187—516 D. Phillips 135 157 177—469 N. Howenstein - 163 174 f80—517 I. A. Miller (1) 899 841 900 2640 R. Quigley 145 158 162—465 J. Green 154 150 139—443 R. Coppes 172 107 142—421 R. Ringenberg a 139 139 139—417 H. Bontrager .... 161 161 192—514 Samson’s (2) 924 922 871^2717 L. Mutschler a3 134 134 134 —402 K. Calbeck 128 155 154—437 C. Lehman 168 168 140—476 B. Mellinger .... 189 158 136—483 P. O’Neal 142 144 144—430 Dairy (1) 845 892 967 2704 F. Lopp 148 159 204—511 C. Heckaman ... 118 145 149—412 H. Pontious 151 160 139—450 I. Heckaman .... 161 132 179--172 C. Hoffer 160 186 189—535 WEDNES. LEAGUE STANDING W L Hdcp. Smith Motor 0 6 105 Porta-Bilt 5 1 86 Stillson’s 5 1 65 B&B Case -3 3 23 C&C Oilers .... ... 33 13 Huffman’s 1 L. 33 43 Newcomer’s 33 64 Truscan Steel 2 4 107 Smith Motor (0) 921 940 827 2688 P. Stropfe 174'208 159—541 H. Reynolds 154 143 117—414 T. Obenhoff 204 167 161—532 C. Weldy 143 182 168—493 R. Nusbaum 142 136 118 —396 Stillson’s (3) 937 967 893 21j97 A. Hartter 164 157 136—457 F. Troup 187 210 161—558 R. Stillson 144 170 207—521 B. Snyder 182 135 125—442 A. Rogers - 190 226 .194—610 Porta-Bilt (2) 887 979 911 2777 W. Hummel 162 217 181—560 K. Knobel, a3 160 160 160—480 L. Mullett 149 138 147—434 H. Martin 157 210 174—541 H. Border 159 164 167—490 Truscan (1) 915 891 831 2637 T. Leidl - 151 166 126—443 C. Walters 183 170 180—533 J. Cordini 154 145 158—457 R. Duke 109 121 112—342 B. Dettbrenner 210 181 147 —538 B&B Case (1) 928 821 967 2716 R. Phillips - 194 154 243—591 L. Tobias 171 171 179—521 L. Pippenger 164 148 147 —459 G. Field 185 169 199—553 D. Culp 188 153 173—514 Huffinan’s (2) 936 861 885 2682 E. Pippen 176 194 168—538 G. Pippenger .. 184 151 157—492 V. Neterer 164 165 181—510 D. Tobias 187 154 169—510 R. Shaum 183 155 168—506 Newcomer’s (1) 876 873 848 2597 C. Brown—'... 179 131 122—432 J. Newcomer 152 154 167 —473 S. Bourne, a3 - 161 161 161—483 H. Prickett 163 177 181—521 D. Silberg 162 191 158^511 C&C Oil (2) 859 991 880 2730 J. Marburger 174 198 182—554 G. Souders 200 207 164 —571 E. Goss *,... nl 199 200—576 Bs Dietrich 161 177 190—528 E. Ellis 129 192 126—447 BOWLING SCHEDULE FOR COMING WEEK MONDAY 7:00 —H&H vs. Gibson’s. Milling Cos. vs. Mara c thon. 9:oo—Reed’s vs. Coca-Colar. Main Gr. vs Advance-News. TUESDAY 7:00 —Dairy vs. Huffman’s. Southpaws vs. Deluxe. 9:oo—Samson’s vs. Pletcher’s. Metzler’s vs. I. A. Miller. WEDNESDAY 7:00 —Newcomer’s vs. Smith’s. Truscan vs. B&B Case. 9:OO—C&C Oil vs. Porta-Bilt. Stillson’s vs. Huffman’s 1. PLETCHER FURNITURE BASKETBALL TEAM TO PLAY NILES QUINTET SUNDAY Sunday afternoon the Pletcher Furniture team will meet the Milts Sport Shop team of Niles, Mich. This will be the feature game of the regular double deader. The Niles quintet is rated as the best amateur team in Southern Michigan. In the preliminary the Elkhart Eagles meet the Sturgis Eagles. The Sturgis team is the Champion Eagles team of Michigan having won the title in a tournament at Detroit last season.

NEWS NOTES AND PERSONAL ITEMS — : • J Mrs. William Gonser is, quite ill at her home on West Centennial street. Mrs. Cora Kring and Mrs. Oren Cleveland spent Monday visiting with friends in Atwood. Alvin Yoder was a supper guest on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stouder. Miss Marguerite T.obias of Kalamazoo, Miclj., and Mrs. John Tobias were recent guests at the home. Miss Zola Yoder of Elkhart is spending a number of days this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Yoder. REDUCED PRICES ON HEATED WATER FOUNTAINS FOR POULTRY. GET YOUR NOW. STUMP FEED SERVICE. Dorothy Albright of Sycamore, 111., is planning to spend several days this week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Stuckman. Miss Mary Mullett and Miss Mildred McNaughton of 1 South Bend spent Tuesday evening visiting with friends and relatives, here. Mrs. Manford Stouder and’sons, Jackie and Marlin of Elkhart spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stouder and family. Bill Pepple of Hachensack, N. J.,.has returned home after spending the past ten days visiting with his parents,: Mr. and Mrs. James Pepple. How would you like to redecorate? Two average rooms can be beautified for as little as $5.00 a month. No down payment. See Cox Coal & Lumber Cos. Mrs. George Pepple of Goshen was guest speaker last afternoon at the regular meeting of the Thursday club which was held at the home of Mrs. Glen Stauffer. Members of the Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Merle Doriot with Mrs.'James Pepple and Mrs. Howard Prickett as assisting hostesses. Members of the Ladies and Men’s Bible classes of the Church of God were entertained on New Years day at a cooperative ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Purty. A total of 38 were present at the event. PRICES SLASHED ON HEATED POULTRY FOUNTAINS FOR QUICK CLEARANCE. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY. STUMP FEED SERVICE.

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