Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 15, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 19 October 1961 — Page 2

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

f SPORTS ■’XW- N EWS Bob Mitchoil Nappanee 45-Concord 7 A homecoming crowd of 2,000 fans saw the N. H. S. Bulldogs even their season record at 3-3 last Friday by defeating a game but green Concord eleven, 45-7. Starting their first season of varsity competition, the Minutemen were unable to cope with the aerial barrage unleashed by Bulldog qbs Tod Lehman and A1 Hand. Five of Naps seven TD’s came via the air lanes. As usual, Nap was outgained on the ground as the stubborn Concord front line gave up only 175 yards rushing, but the Bull-

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dogs took advantage of the Minutemens weak pass defense to complete 10 of 16 passes for 241 yards. The first Nap TD came early in the first quarter following a 22 yard Lehman to end Ron Kendall pass that put the Bulldogs in scoring position on Concord’s 7 yard line. Lehman went over two plays later from two yards out but his run for the extra point was. not good and Nap led, 6-0. The Bulldogs tallied three times in a big second period, and pass interceptions by Nap’s alert defense led to two scores. Nap went ahead 13-0, on a 28 yard aerial, Hand to Stickle, with Dana falling over the goal line as he caught the ball for the TD.

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Stickle kicked the first of three consecutive points, after, _ the TD. Lehman set Up the third TD by intercepting a Concord aerial and running 37 yards to Concord’s 28. On the first play, Tod hit Weddle with another scoring aerial and Stickle added the extra point to make it 20-0. Guard Ralph Tobias picked off another Concord pass and with some fancy broken field running returned it to Concord’s 18 yard line. The Bulldogs moved to a first down on the five, and from that point Lehman hit Stickle with a pass right over center for six points. Stickle kicked again to put the Bulldogs out in front, 27-0, ,at halftime. Napscordd their fifth TD in the third period as Weddle plucked another Concord aerial out of the air and outran six pursuers on a 60 yard TD run. This time Stickle missed the extra point. The Bulldogs tallied twice in the fourth guarter. Another Leh-

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man .to Stickle pass good (or 60 yards over-all, anda Hand to Kendall aerial that covered 43 yards rounded out Nap’s scoring for the night. ------ -■ Concord’s lone TD came in the fourth period on a 58 yard march in just seven plays. Halfback Jim Cray’s 30 yard run put the Minutemen deep in Bulldog territory. A pass from QB Ron Yacuk to end Dave Enz put the ball on Nap’s six yard line and Yacuk sneaked over from three yards out for the TD. Fullback Chuck Youngman ran the extra point over. Friday night, Nap plays host to rival Bremen. This will be the fourth meeting of the two teams, and the Bulldogs have been victorious in two of the three previous contests. Anything can happen when these two teams meec on the gridiron, and this could be another thriller from start to finish. Bears Take Lead In Boys Flag Football

Nine Bears coached by Brent Nine defeated, the previously undefeated Colts to take over the lead in the boys Saturday Flag Football L-e ague. Touchdowns were scored by Steve Walters, captain Ricky Strang and two by Bill Tobias. Nine cited the out-

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standing defense -of Ed Stahly and Gary Hostetter in holding the talented Colts scoreless. In other games the Giants defeated the Cardinals 18-0 on touchdowns by Kiift Heckaman, Denny Miller ahd Tim Wegmiller. Jerry Rock’s Panthers defeated the Steelers in a close one 6-0 on a 45 yard run by Pete Nichols. Commissioner Boh, Woodhams states he has noticed great improvement made by the teams as the season progresses. ’ Standings • Bears ; 5-0 Colts - , • 4-1 Giants ,4-1 Cardinals ; ; 3-2 Zebras 2-3 Panthers 2-3 Steelers 0-5 Lions 0-5 WOMEN'S MATINEE BOWLING Standings as of 10/17/61 Bertha’s Beauty Shop 17 -Stuckman’s Shoes 16 Gold Crown Lanes 13 Roy’s Carpets, Inc. 11 Nappanee Milling Cos. 8 Newcomer’s Jewelers 7 Splits Converted: Mary Phillips 5-10; Leona Shwely 2-7; Helen Cripe 5-6; Rosie Cain 7-8, 5-7. VFW DANCE Nappanee VFW will hold their annual Halloween dance Saturday night starting at 10 p.m., featuring the Jimmie Meridith band from Mentone, which is considered one of the best bands in this area. Prizes are to be awarded for the best constumes.

Greene Pontiac Wilts Mens Flag Football league Greene’s Pontiac defeated the Whiskerville Allstars Sunday 4218 to win the 1961 Men’s Flag Football crown. Dale Fink and Jim Pippenger tallied 2 TD’s each as Lowell Clipp, Fred Hockert and Kent Beehler crossed the goal line once. For the losers who played with 5 men Pete Holz scored twice and Jim Lutes cashed in one T. D. Neither team scored an extra point in 10 tries. Marty’s Body Shop won a for-, feit from the Jaycees 4-0 and defeated a makeup team composed of Jaycees and Untouchables by a score of 7-0. Chuck McFall galloped 60 yds- for the only touchdown of the game. Final Standing. Greene Pontiac 5-0 Whiskerville 4-1 Marty’s 3-2 Untouchables 3-2 Jaycees 0-5 Beatniks 0-5 Sunday will start the double elimination tourney as Greene’s again play Whiskerville at 1:30 p. m. and Marty’s play the Untouchables at 2:30 p. m.

15 Churches In Basketball League Already The following churches were represented at the organizational meeting for a church basketball league, to be sponsored by the Nappanee Recreation board, Monday evening; Mt. Tabor Church of God, First Brethren, Church of God, First Mennonite, Union Center Church of the Brethren, Tur-

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First Methodist, Church of the -.meou, W Lutheran, Evangelical United Brethren, Presbyterian, North M, ai n SJS^akat^Methodist!^se representatives expressed an interest In belonging to the league. However, the actual number of teams to be entered will not be ready for announcement until around Nov. 1. Plans for the operation of the league were discussed and it was decided to hire officials at $2.00 per game, teams to start practice Monday, Oct. 23 at community building, a tournament at the close of the season, that each team be composed of twelve men, and that the roster be completed by the fourth game. It was also decided that the teams be classified under A and B divisions. A gentlemens’ agreement was reached by the representatives that members of the teams should Attend some church sendee at least two Sundays a month. s THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Main Grill ; 19 Nationwide Insurance 16 Ziliak Ford Sales 16 Chris D-X 15 Marathon Oilers 15 Pletcher’s Village Shop 15 Hadley Dress Shop 13 MutsChler Homemaker 12 Harry’s Galiators 12 Turf Bar . 9 Pletcher Motor Cos. 9 Kacy’s Sinclairettes 9 M & W Enterprise 9 Newcomer’s Jewelry 8 Warren’s Mens & Boys Wear 8 Clipp Auto Supply 7 HIGH SCORES Helen Stout 548, Rosemary Cain 538 and Peg Bean 505. Kacy’s Sinclairettes 918-916 2691, Chris D-X 2574 and Hadley Dress Shop 2624. SPLITS CONVERTED Betty Bolinger 6-7 5-7-9; Helen Hoyt 5-6-10 twice; Bea L. Tobias

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NOTICE •I. . . Pictures for publics fieri ere welcomed, but no picture will be returned by mail untesi e self-addressed stamped envelope is sent with it. No charge for publishing pictures, news iries, or announcements. & Betty Stouder 5-6; Bertha Le - man, Phyllis Walters and Bonn e Hartzler 5-7; Arlene Hepler, DOl 9 Gall and Cleo Hartman 5-10; Heli 1 Miller 4-5-7; Esther Stahly ai 1 Dorothy Pippenger 4-5; and Ros i Cain 3-7. SCHEDULE 6:45 1-2 Turf vs. Nationwide 3-4 Kacy’s vs. Village Shop 5-6 Main Grill vs. Warren’s 7-8 Pletcher Motor vs. Clipp 9:00 / 1-2 Chris vs. Ziliak 3-4 Newcomer’s vs. Mutschlers 5-6 Marathon vs. M & W 7-8 Hadley vs. Harry’s CERTIFIED BOWLING INSTRUCTORS Mrs. Dennis Wiegand and ft \ Eli Helmuth have received ths r patches and certificates qualifli g them as bowling instructors. Thgy attended school in Buchanan, Mich, under the instructions f Joe Wilman and then had to pa s a test of 80 % or better. Anybody interested in help wi 1 their bowling contact the Go i Crown Lanes, Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. William Walter i, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waite s spent Sunday at Turkey Run State Park. . 1 —4 Market Report - - f

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