Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 30, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 25 January 1962 — Page 7

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Bob Mitchell Nappanee 73 North Judson 70 The high scoring Bulldogs continued their blistering scoring pace and racked up their 10th win in 14 games last Friday by defeating North Judson in a close contest, 73-70. Coach Dougherty’s quintet has won four of their last five games, and have scored 70 or more points in the four winning efforts. The Bulldog-Blue Jay contest was a scoring duel between Naps Jerry Lambert and North Judson’s Tom Risner, with Lambert winning the duel by pumping in 14 field goals and 11 free throws for 39 points. Risner hit two more field goals but only five free throws for 37 points. Lambert’s 39 points fell six points shy of the NHS scoring record for a single? game. Former Bulldog center Larry Lakins set the record with 45 points against Columbia City in 1957. Three quick baskets by Tod Lehman gave Nap a early 6-0 lead, and at the end of the first period the Bulldogs enjoyed an eight point lead, 18-10. The Blue Jays found the range in the second period and scorched

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the nets for 26 points to lead at halftime, 36-35. Both teams hit exceptionally well from the floor in the first half. Nap hit 43 percent of their shots, and North Judson 46 percent. The Blue Jays increased their lead to eight points midway through the third period, but the Bulldogs rallied and trailed by only two points 57-55, going into the final period. It was nip and. tuck in the hectic fourth period with Nap finally regaining the lead and tiled holding on to preserve a hard fought victory at the final gum Ron Kendall and Tod Lehifian hit 13 points each to aid the Bulldog cause. The only Blue Jay besides Risner to hit in double figures was Ciboh with five field goals. Friday night, the Bulldogs travel to Kendallville to meet the always dangerous Comets. Led by John Gehring and Dan Diggins, the tall Comets own a 8-7 record and soundly trounced Butler by 23 points in their last outing. Next Tuesday night, the Bulldogs return home to face Bremen. Nap had no trouble with the Lions in

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their first meeting, but Bremen wili.be out-.for revenge in this ond. , M.• '. ' • •/ • r ■ v . *. MAJOR LEAGUE BOWLING as of Jan. 16 Nappanee Telephone Cos. —_44 Mutschler Kitchens _— 43 Meadow Gold Ice Cteain — r ti Doug’s TV Center j. —„ Wise Furniture —t 36 Legion Wrestling —. 36 Bay’s Carpets Inc. jU* .66 , Tippy Golfmor —.— _35 % V. % W. _____ 33 Lions Club , 33 Double E Grocery __—,_Bi Kahlor Craft Home —1 30 Rensberger Gulf „ _29 Mutschief School Furhiture _2Bfc Chesty Potato Chip : 33 Neffs Masons _—23 High series—Jim Bartman 597. High game—Frank Hoffer 242. Hdcp. series—Bob Gripe 624. Hdcp. game—Jan Cleveland 240. Team series—Lions 2913 (Seasonal High). Team game—Dong’s TV Center 1005. 300 games—B. Crij>e 201, E. Disher 225, W. Longfield 203, F. Hoffer 242, H. Gillis 216, M. Newcomer 203; B. Hepler 203, D. Gfeyer 202, H. Hershberger 205, R. Vinke 209, O. Senff 204, B. Hochstetler 209, R. Worden 200, J. Bartman 247, J. Cleveland 232, K. Keim 210, 203, C. Shaw 225, J. Silvers 209. MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Standings as of Jan. 15 Team W L Hdcp. 4- 44 24 98 Alley Cats 39% 28% 77 Dimes 37 31 130 Gold Crown Kids _35 33 88 Brenaps 34% 33% 121 Go-Getters 29% 38% 142 East End Kids 28 40 127 Sleepers 24% 43% 97 500 Series: Jim Bartman 564; Shirley Ellis 539; Betty Wiegand 534; Esther Stahly 533; Bob Unger 515; Ron Kiester 510; Ray Worden 507. 200 Games: Eldon Disher 202; Jim Bartman 205; Wayne Ellis 201; Ron Kiester 200. LADIES WEDNESDAY MORNING COFFEE LEAGUE as of January 17, 1962 THE DRIPS 45 THE VACS 40% THE PERKS 36% THE HALF AND HALFS THE SUGARS 32 THE INSTANTS 28 High Team Game Scratch: Sugars, 577. . High Team Game . Handicap: High Team Series Scrafch: Sugars, 1639. High Team Series Handicap: Vacs, 2113. High Games: F. Andrews, 154; B. Hartzler, 179; C. Strang, '156 Splits Converted: B. Hartzler, 5- 4-5, 5-10; D. Mishler, 5-6; S. Miller, 3-7-8-10; C. Rogers, 3-10; P. Bean, 3-10; M. Frederick, 3-10; P Middaugh, 4-5, 2-7; I. Stutzman, 4-5; F. Andrews, 3-9-10; S. Stahly, 2-10. NATIONAL BOWLING LEAGUE Standings as of January 17, 1962 American Legion 48 Jay Dee Cleaners 45 Weldy’s 42 Farm Bureau 40 J. R. Amott & Son 36 Deisch Supply 35 Nappanee Dairy Bar 33 Mellinger’s Marathon 33 Gold Crown Lanes 33 Eastlund’s Insurance 33

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Hively’s .32% Bog’s Marathon : .32&k Lonergan Corp. _ _ 23 Nappanee Ready: Mix —, — 22 Team Series—Hively’s 2861. Team Game—J, R. ArnottA Son ■7* J , Ifid. Series Sc.—D. HBvely 637. Bid- Serin Hdcp..—R. Miller 617. luff. Game * Sc.—R. Young 223. Md; Game Hdcp.—R. 'Shively 237 600 Series—Darwin Hively 223, 234, 180-637; K. B. Stouder 186, 210,214-610. 200 Games—K. B. Stouder 210, *l4; R. Shively 220; M. Bigler 200; D. Hepler 206; fi. Eilers 200; R. Ringenberg 2Q9; D. Hively 223. 234; R. Biever 207; B. Metzler 200; TJ Eiiers 200; R. Young 223; W. Dluzneski 204; P. Carunchia 200; H, 4 Hershbergdf 203; W. George 2|3, 204; J. Bartman 222; R. Miller 205; J. Stillson 204; A. Delaney *6l. CLASS *'A" TOURNEY Milford Church of God (48) G F P Doug Miller 5 0 1 Bill Hood 0 0 0 Ed Keim 2 33 cbuck Fleischauer 8 33 Bill Bray 3 14 Nellie Beer 13 1 Totals 19 10 12 Walcarusa Christian 'B' (51) G P P Roger Wise 12 3 Donnie iVeaver 5 2 2 Phil Freed 5 5 3 Dean Schreoder 2 0 0 Dean Thompson 5 3 1 Harold Bollman 110 Totals 19 13 9 Nappanee Church of God (52) G F P Wendell Sheets 112 Jim George 6 0 0 Ron Fields 13 1 Jim Hamsher 8 12 Jim Pippenger 6 3 2 Dick Rensberger 0 0 0 Totals 22 8 7 First Brethren (51) G F P George Sheets 2 2 5 Jon Miller 0 0 0 Phil Stout 0 0 0 Paul Lundal 10 0 Bill Robinson 4 33 Ray Worden l o 1 Tom Richmond 6 0 3 Beehler 9 0 1 Totals 23 5 13 CLASS '*B" TOURNEY Mt. Tabor Church of God (31) Paul Parks 5 5 1 Lowell Anglin 2 12 Bob Compton 0 14 Jerry Neff 0 0 1 Larry Compton 3 0 2 Howard Hepler 0 0 1 Jim Fike 2 0 2

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Larry Wagfief 0 0 2 Total* . • K; ■ 12 Tl3 Millwood Christian (35) ‘ Allen 'W'agner a 2 4 0 Devon Klotz 2 2 4 Carl Klotz • 0 0 1 Jim Hartzell 3 2 4 Don Yeitef 0 0 0 Jack Anatoli 12 1 Jr. Conley ? 33 0 Totals 11 13 10 Unitfn Center (61) Devon Eby • 6 6 2 Roger Keiser 0 0 1 Jim Stouder ' 6 11 Jerry Stouder 10 7 1 Dean’Everest 2 10 Totals 23 15 5 Wakarusa Methodist (50) Ralph Ferguson 5 0 3 Ed Holdeman 7 4 5 Wayne Holdeman 7 0 3 Dean Scheiber 2 0 0 Cot fceirfttief 0 0 3 Doc Gutteman 2 0 2 Totals 23 4 16 St. John's (64) Bill George 11 1 4 Evan Mangus 4 0 2 Dallas Wakely 4 13 Larry Lerpler 2 0 1 Mel Lemler 6 1 0 Bob Steiner 0 0 0 Dave Lemler 0 0 0 Bill Kurtz v 4 0 0 Larry Ryman 10 1 Harold Peterson 0 0 1 Totals 32 2 12 Firit MennOnite (54) Larry Vardiman 3 10 Don Peltier 0 0 0 Wendell Metzler 10 0 Lowell Hile 4 2 1 Roger Hahn 10 5 3 Bob Mast 4 2 0 Totals 22 10 4 St. Isidore's (61) Bob Stouder 0 0 4 Jim Howell 0 0 4 Leo Howell 10 0 Dennis Eilers 2 0 2 Dean Knepp 10 9 3 Ralph Tobias 8 7 1 Totals 21 16 14 Mt. Tabor (71) Larry Compton 3 2 4 Bob Compton 4 2 4 Jim Fike 5 0 3 Paul Parks 8 6 0 Dave Bone 000 Rick Unsicker 0 2 1 Russ Hepler 0 0 0 Larry Wagner 5 33 Lowell Anglin 0 0 0 Jerry Neff 2 0 1 Howard Hepler 0 0 0 Total 27 15 16 Women's Matinee Bowling Standings as of January 23, 1962 Stucknian’s Shoes . 46% Gold Crown Lanes 44

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NedrCdtner’s Jeweler* 37% Bejrtha’s Beauty Shop 37 Nappahea Milling CO. 38 / Ray’s Carpets'lnc. *1 1 . 24 200 Game: Betty Wiegand—2oo. 500 Series: Betty Wiegand—s44; Rosie Cain—s 37. Splits Converted: Dorothy Stahly & Ruby Mullett '2-7; Mary Phillips, Mary Bellman, Edna Stuekman 310; Heleh Cripe 4-5; Jeanne MoAnflrew 3-10, 5-7; Kate Christner 4-10; Hilda Ceppes 4-7-10. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE 1. Tale Gates 47 2. Slam Bangs 46 3. Flübs 4. Thwaits Soil Service. 37% 5. Wild Four* 6. Larkfield 7. Hot Shots 34 8. Hurricanes 29%

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