The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 September 1967 — Page 16

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — SEI»T. 28. 1967

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Friday Night Ijidi«-s Skogmos 15 1 Kane's Shell 12 4 Liberty Lanes 11 5 Hitches 11 5 Palmers 10 6 Shamrock Inn 9 7 Sil -Ettes 8 8 Bert's 4 12 Lakeville R. S. 0 16 V A W .194 0 16 Team high series and game — Skogmos 2166. 756. 711; Lakev lie 20*6. 739; Palmers 20.31. Hi 'h individual senes & game: A. Auer 4*S; L Huhnke 486. 183; 7. S' hmeltz 463. 171: G. Pittman 183. Wednesday Night Men’s T’obauch’s Anto Parts 1.3 3 Vita B"V Chips 12 4 Knecht's Elevator 11 5 D iu”ht i s Motors 9 7 Fish Lake Legion 8 8 Palmer's Funeral Home 8 8 Smith's Grocery 6 10 Wells Aluminum 6 10 O’Connor’s Electric 5 11 Annis' I.G.A. 2 14 T< am high series and game - S 'h Grocery 2581. 900; Daugh- * ■ M ’ r< 25*0. 879; Knecht’s Eh vat r 21*1 *XS. Hi ;h individual seri. & game: 0 G- rstandt 628, 226; S. Fu< hs 593 225; R. Heim 57*. 225.

^MIIIiniIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIfIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPH [ PUBLIC SALE ~ \Ve will sell the following (MTsonal pro|MTty located at ~ ~ Tyner on X | SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 | = 1:00 DST ~ Hospital spring to fit double ImmI; two electric motors in “ ~ goc I eondit on; electric stove; dinnett set; two kitchen stools; ~ — dishes; pans; sihi-rware; telephone stand with seat; metal = ~ eupltoard; two bedroom Mutes; night stands; lounge; two—- — oxerstuffed chairs; living room couch ;hali lice; pictures and ~ = fra nes; lamps; end tabi-s; chairs; lots of old Itooks; two “ “ eLatnc heaters; sme|MT; bidding; childs rocker; cans; step = X I cider; rugs: rocker; two doubl * Inals; dresser; chest-ot- — " drawers; liookcase; two ice oream chairs; one stool; small “ ~ round table; drajws; lawn chairs; several utility tables. ~ = NOT RESPONSIBLE IOR A< < IDENTS TERMS; (ASH = = ND I t N( II = | Dr. A. A. Thompson I ™ Everett Rockstool, Auctioneer L*esburg 453-4771 MitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiir I "public V To settle Estate, Manu* A. UnuMlmck. 1> 2 Mi. S.E. Standard J ■ filling station, Walkertoa Indiana. ■ SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 | 12:30 X ’ Refrigerator with timer top, 5 pc. formica breakfast set, X ■ Daxenycrt, O< passional chairs, 3 Sliding glass doors l»ook- W * cases, Ixds of Books, Lamps, pictures. Plaques, Vases, Old A B phonograph records, Record cabinet. Plant stands. Gossip X A l> n< h, Large xxindoxx fan. Small table fan. Singer elect, sew- W I mg ma« hine xxith cabinet and attachments, Electro Lux A ■ sx^eriwr, 3 pc. Iw room suite, 2 pc. Iwdrcom suite with book- X ■ case headboard and double dresser, Bedding, Dishes, Pans, J Y t tens Is. Bird cages, Bird hath, C ases Iwrrx boxes, Trebs, A w Gunnx sacks, I awn swing, Garden trails, Hundreds of Plant A A pots rd all s./cs and purposes, Wringer xxasher, Chicken feed- ] x e. s, .Junger c ast iron span heater, and Manx other items. ■ ANTIQI ES A " Iw< xerx unusual platform rockers, ( offer grinder, ( andlabra, A ■ (.lass wine diiaiiter, Some glass pieces, Some Bavaria, J X (.ermanx, English and other puces of china. Butter churn, A ’ Wall <abuet, Huttons Reed rocker, Trunk. Doll rradle, Od A lamps. 3 Sail irons xxrlh (‘lamp on handles. □ A 15 Bales ( lox er hay. A A Mod B. International tractor with cultivators (needs some X ’ work) w Mowing Machine, Old junk < hevy car. A 160 ( hexrdet. 2 dr. 6 Cyl. Auto trans. A A NOTE: Household will tw sol < first. X Tenn*: Cash Not responsible for accidents. X | Wayne R. Burch, Executor | FIXHtKNC E ( REAGER MORRIS ATT. V I THEO. (FAT) RHODES AI CTIONEER ■ A WALKERTON, INIMANA A

Nite Oxxl lasagne Nushaum’s 14 2 Heil's Restaurant 13 3 Chuck's Standard 11 5 *7 - Lute 10 6 ~6 - Pick a vet 8 8 ^?3 - Hooker 6 10 #8 - Bierly 1 15 Bouse Blasters 1 15 Team high series ant game: Heil's Restaurant 2734. 955. 928; a*7 - Lute 2698. 927; Nusbaum’s 2590. High individual series & game: R Bierly 624. 241: I). Daube 612; C. Roth 588; V. Hooker 236; W’. Pickavet 227. Monday Night Men's Lanes Case 18 2 Powell-Mann 14 6 Team N<>. 2 12 8 Rizck's Heating 11 9 Hocker's Transfer 11 9 Walkerton Skelgas 9 11 Community Grocery 9 11 Easy Heat 7 13 Wells Local 194 5 15 Big "C" Lumber 4 16 Team high series an 1 game: Lanes Case 2736, 933, 918; Pow-ell-Mann 2578. 902; Big ”C" Lumber 2483. High individual smies & game: R. Jackson 659. 234; K. Gordon 573: C. Edison 562: R Singleton 231, M. Kochanowski 225.

Wednesday Night La'ics Welco ’ 12 4 Imines 8 8 Bakers 8 8 Paddle Wheel 8 8 Kingsbury 8 8 Phillips 7 9 Zeller's Oil 7 9 Savoie 6 10 Team high scries and game Welco 2175, 762; Paddle Wheel 2152; Lanes 2146, 800; Bakers 782. High individual series & game; S. McDaniel 525, 209; L. Finch 496, I*3; I). Poiter 490; M. Hiatt 187. Kings and Qu«‘cns Mixed Doubles Holly wood 17 3 Four Jokers 13 7 Lucky Four 13 7 Alley-Cats 10 10 Dogpatcher 10 10 800 Boos 8 12 Crackpots 6 14 Ya His is 3 17 Team high series and game Lucky Four 1911, 677; Hollywood 1903,’ 669; Alley-Cats 1864. 657. High individual series & game; R. Richards 578. 199, 191; R. Bierlx 527; R. Firch 526; L. Smith 197. Thursday Night Lillies Hi De Ho 13 3 Communitv State Bank 11 5 Home Dairy 9 7 Daughtrey 9 7 Big C Lumber 9 7 Community Grocery 8 8 Lonzo Oil 8 8 Wells Aluminum 7 9 Dave & Rays 5 11 Winchester i 15 Team high series and game Hi De H<> 2115. 715; Community State Bank 2111, 759; Big C Lumber 2098; Home Dairy 745. Team high series an I game M. O'Connor 506. 182; O. Singleton 476. 196; G. Bcrgland 470; G. Petz 185. Suburban Lag tie Farmers State Bank 9 3 Vita-Boy s 4 Drew -Ochs Corp. 7 5 Walkerton - Ford 7 5 Dad & Li l's 6 6 Baker's Standard 5 7 Commercial Honing 4 8 Jacob Drugs 2 10 Team high series and game Bakers Standard 2535. 878. 870; Farmers State Bank 218.8; Dad & Lads 2433. High individual series & game: A. J. Kenmdy 616. 213; J, Mercer 577. 227; I). Daube 577; A. J. Kennedy 225; D. Eby 213; P. Dam pts 213. Shamrocks Show Strength Topping New Carlisle 28-7 (continued from page one) to 21-0 after Young put the point

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through again. After kicking off to the Tigers, the ball was put in play on the 30 yard line from where New Carlisle put their only sustained drive of the night together and scored their touchdown. A couple of plays gained very little but King ran a keeper on third down and after moving through the line, reversed his field to his left and outran everyone but Eberly as he snaked 39 yards for a first down on the Shamrock 29 yard line. Four cracks at the line picked up 15 yards before the Tigers were penalized for offside, but on a third and 14 play, Shuey gathered in a screen pass from King and raced to the light corner of the fid 1 diving in for the wore. Doug Clark kicked the point and it was 21-7 with 6:46 to play in the game. New Carlisle executed a perfect onside kick and rcovered the ball moved in seven plays to the Shamrock 19 before losing possession on downs. From hero the Shamrocks were content to use up a lot of the clock, but a third down play trying to maintain posession turned out to bo the big play of the ball game as Summerfield hit Fisher with a safety valve pass behind the lino of scrimmage and the speedy halfback moved through the New Carlisle team with some good blocking and got in the open to outrun everyone for an 84 yard touchdown play. Again Ronnie Young booted the extra point an I the score was boosted to 28-7, which it remained through the final two minutes for an impressive Shamrock win. The win. the Shamrock's second of the season, was also their second in conference play. They presently have a 2-1 record with one conference game remaining, that being the final game ot the season with LaVllle. Overall the record is 2-2 with the homecoming game the next big (late on Saturday afternoon against Knox. North Liberty 7 0 0 21 2* New Carlisle’ 0 0 0 77 The Scoring North Liberty: Joe Fi her, 8 vn.il run: PAT, Ronnie Young, kick North Liberty Kevin Hostetler, 3 yard run; FAT. Young, kick North Liberty: Fisher, 4 yard run; PAT, Young, kick N< w Carlish Scott Shuey, 19 yar I pass from Wavne King; PAT, Doug Clark, kick North Liberty: Fisher. 84 vard pass from Bruce Summerfield; PAT, Young, kick. Live up to the reputation your ancestors built not on it.

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Falcons Falter; Lose Saturday Contest By 25-6 (continued from page one) lions for very short yardage 14 attempts. One of the tv first downs came on a penalty. The second half started aboi the same. The Falcons receivt and moved the ball on the 1 turn to the 34 yard line. Gai Trost hit for seven and then tv yards but on third down and on a penally cost them five yard and they didn t get the fit down. A punt pul LaLumiere ■ • their own 45 where anoth touchdown drive started. It wa Birkholz again into the end zon capping the 55 yard drive in si* plays. The point was miss< and the lead was increased 1 25-0. Late in the third quart.c Randy Williams intercepted pass giving the Falcons puss, sion <>n their own 45 yard lin. Roger Lamunion started t! drive by gaining four, but a pt. cecdure penalty pushed th. 1 back five as the third peri, endi'd. A key third play foun DeMyer passing complete t John Stasko for 22 yards and big first down and after an 11 complete pass and another yai on a run, and a played th failed to gain. DeMyer threw fourth down pass to Lm Neiswender in the •nd zone t cap the drive on a 15 yard TI toss. The point try was no g< and this made the score 25 1. The Falcons then later in t! quarter moved down to the f< u yard line where LaLumien Norwocki Intercepted a pass o’ the two following three straigl incomplete attempts after gait ing the first down on the foil Time th<n ran out, ending t game, handing the Fahons ththird loss in four starts ti season. Score Bx Quarters LaLumiere 12 7 6 0 7 John Gh nn 0 0 0 6 The Scoring LiLumiere: Mike Birkholz, yard run; FAT, failed LaLumiere: Dan Ganster, yard run; PAT, faih*d LaLumiere: Rirk Schauh. 6 yai run; FAT, Bill O’Connor, kick LiLumiere: Mike Birkholz. yard run; PAT, failed John Ghnn: Lirry Neiswende 15 yard pass from Craig D Myer; PAT failed Living in the past nr futir is one way to ruin the present.