Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 32, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 8 February 1962 — Page 2

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Bob Mitchell Nappanee 78 Culver 45 Playing his regulars for only three quarters, Coach Dougherty’s Bulldogs led all the way in racking up their 12th win in 17 starts with an easy 78-45 conquest of Culver’s Indians last Friday. Nap broke the game wide open in the second period with some uncanny shooting. They hit seven

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straight field goals without a miss to pull away to commanding 27-8 lead. The regulars played for six minutes and during that period hit an amazing total of IX field goals in 14 attempts. Coach Dougherty pulled his regulars with two minutes left in the half and Greg Truex, Dana Stickel, Mike Egolf, Mike Hoyt and Dave McGrew filled in as capable reserves and at halftime the Bulldogs held a 39-14 lead. The 25 point spread came from

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the Bulldogs ability to hit a phe- • nomenal 59 percent of their shots , in the first half. ! N*p continued their red-hot ; shooting ill the third period by . hitting 8 of 15 and their lead soared to S3 points, 59-26 at the end of the quarter. With two minutes gone by of 1 the final quarter, Naps lead mounted to 65-30 and coach Dougherty | withdrew his starters from aetion ■ again, and replaced them with his 1 alternate unit. Against the reserves, Culver failed to cut into Naps lead and at the final gun it was 78-45. No doubt coach Dougherty was elated over the fine all-around performance of scrappy Bulldog guard Tod Lehman. Tod has become a prolific scorer in the last three ball games hitting 10, 15, and 16 points to take some pressure off the Bulldog front line of Jerry Lambert, Bob Berger, and Ron Kendall.

Lambert was again high point man for the Bulldogs with 20 points, but all 10 players who saw action hit the scoring column. Lehman hit 16, Berger 13, Kendall 6, Hand 6, McGrew 5, Truex 4, Hoyt 4, Egolf 2, and Stickel 2. Culver led in scoring by Sam Lowry and Jim Carter with 12 and 11 points respectively. Nap hit 32 of 64 field goals for 50 percent and Culver 19 of 56 for 34 percent. Coach Don McKee’s “B” team won their third game in a row by defeating Culver’s “B” squad, 4135. The Bulldogs have two games on tap this week-end. Friday night they journey to Manchester and Saturday night return home to face Madison Twp. Manchester split a pair of games last week, losing to Warsaw 67-59, and defeating Syracuse 70-68.

LADIES WEDNESDAY MORNING COFFEE LEAGUE as of January 31, 1962 The Drips 46 The Vacs 45% The Perks 40 The Sugars 38 The Half and Halfs 36 The Instants 33% High Team Game Sc. Drips 551. High Team Game Hdcp. Vacs 722. High Team Series Sc. Sugars 1569. High Team Series Hdcp. Vacs 2114. 500 Series P. Bean 523. Splits Converted L. Stahley 4-5-7; M. Newcomer 9-10; D. Mishler 3-10.

WOMEN'S MATINEE BOWLING LEAGUE Standings as of February 6, 1962 Stuckman’s Shoes 49% Gold Crown Lanes 48 Newcomer’s Jewelers —42% Nappanee Milling Cos. 42 Bertha’s Beauty Shop 40 Ray’s Carpets Inc. _ 30 500 Series: Jeanne McAndrew 562. 200 Games: Jeanne McAndrew 201, 202. Splits Converted: 3-10 Mid Hinton, Helen Cripe, Mary Phillips, Dorothy Stahly; 2-7 Leona Shively; 4-5 Hilda Coppes.

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Pictured is the freshman basketball team which wen the tourney at Warsaw in January by beating Plymouth in overtime 40-38. In the picture are Jim Andrews, Larry Heckaman, Ed Stump, Coach Bill Robinson, Paul Culp, Steve Culp, and Managers Kerry Miller and Jeff Coppes. Other members of the squad who went to Warsaw are Denny Cripe, Phil DuckwsM, John Pippen, Rod Clouse, and Ken Wagner.

MAJOR LEAGUE BOWLING as of January 30, 1962 Nappanee Telephone Cos. 51 Mutschler Kitchens 48 Doug’s TV Center 44 Meadow Gold lee Cream 43 Rays’ Carpets Ine. ' 42 Wise Furniture 42 Double E Grocery At Tippy Golfmor 40% Legion Wrestling 39 V. F. W. 37 Lions 35 Kahler Craft Home 33 Rensberger Gulf 33 Chesty Potato Chip 28 Mutschler School Furniture _.27% Neffs Masons 24 High Series Ray Worden 619. High Game Jan Cleveland 233. Hdcp. Series K. Middaugh 617. Hdcp. Game W. Longfield 238. Team Series Telephone Cos. 2715.

Team Game V. F. W. 939. 600 Series R. Worden 619, K. Middaugh 614. 200 Games K. Middaugh 227, 207; B. Cripe 201; J. Heckaman 202; E. Yoder 210; L. Stout 203; J. Ingle 200; N. Balsley 201; W. Longfield 230; J. Mesner 206; S. Zinkiev 210; J. Cleveland 233; R Worden 226, 204. CLASSIC LEAGUE Greene’s Pontiac 49 Wayside Case 47 Sinclair Dinos 39 Chris D-X 38 Stuckman’s Shoes 35 Rexall Drugs 33 Kuss Bakery , 32 Nappanee Milling Cos. 31 Hi Team Series—Chris D-X 2922. Hi Team Game—Waysidd £afe 1026.

Hi Ind. Series—Dale Clem 628. Hi Ind. Game—Don Hepler 222. Hi Ind. Series Hdcp Lamar Metzler 634. Hi Ind. Game Hdcp . Everett Pippen 223. 600 Series Dale Clem 628, Galen Phillips 607. 200 Games R. Miller 202; L. Metzler 214; H. Fervida 204; A. Rogers 205; D. Clem 204, 201, 223; E. Pippen 210; F. Strang 202; H. Miller 206; D. Hepler 222; P. Carunchia 206; W. George 203; D. Christner 201; G. Phillips 204, 213. Children wear out clothes and shoes fast, but parents faster.

THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Main Grill @5 Hadley Dress Shop 50 Mutschler Homemaker 49 Chris D-X 48 PI etcher’s Village Shop 48 Kacy’s Sinclairettes , 47 Ziliak Ford Sales , . 46 Turf Bar 43 Nationwide Insurance 89% Pletcher Motor Cos. 39 Newcomer’s Jewelry 38% Clipp Auto Supply . 38 Harry’s Galiators 37 Marathon Oilers ..... 36 M & W Enterprise 25 Warren’s Mens & Boys Wear . 23 HIGH SCORES Cleo Hartman 202; Dorothy Mishler 530; Peg Bean 510; Rosie Cain 517; Esther Stahly 512. Harry’s Galiators 918, 2654; Hadley Dress Shop 902, 2569; Kacy’s Sinclairettes 901, 2562; Clipp Auto Supply 901, 2550; Ziliak Ford Sales 909. SPLITS CONVERTED 5-7 Doris Chokey, Marge Newcomer, Bonnie Hartzler; 5-6 Betty Bolinger; 4-5 Helen Stout; 4-5-7 Evelyn Templeton. SCHEDULE

6:45 1-2 Pletcher Motor vs. Nationwide 3-4 Warren’s vs. Kacy’s 5-6 Main Grill vs. Pletcher’s Village 7-8 Turf vs. Clipp 9:00 1-2 Newcomer’s vs. Hadley 3- Harry’s vs. Mutschler 5-6 D-X vs. M & W 7-8 Ziliak vs. Marathon MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings as of Jan. 29, 1962 Team W L Hdcp. 4- 47 29 99 Alley Cats Brenaps 41% 34% 119 Dimes 41 35 129 Gold Crown Kids ... 36 40 88 Go-Getters 34% 41% 140 East End Kids 32 44 125 Sleepers 4 500 Series: Shirley Ellis 589; Ray Worden 563; Bob Chokey 556; Bob Unger 540; Jim Bartman 535; Esther Stahly 521; Jan Cleveland 521; Aaron Forsythe 513; Wayne Ellis 509; Dick Stahly 508. 200 Games: Shirley Ellis 213; Jan Cleveland 209; Ray Worden 202; Bob Lutes 200.

FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Slam Bangs 52 Tail Gates 49 Flubs 46 Thwaits Soil Service 41% Hot Shots 39 Larkfield 38% Wild Four 36% Hurricanes 33% 200 Games T. Leer 200; D. Balmer 235.

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11 ■■ 1 ■ 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING January 31, 1962 American Legion 53 Weldy Paints go Jay Dee Cleaners 49 Farm Bureau 44 J. R. Arnott & Son 40 Nappanee Dairy Bar 89 Deisch Supply 39 Gold Crown Lanes 39 Mellinger’s 37 Eastlund Ins. 1 35% Rog’s Marathon 34% Hively’s —.33% Jim’s Sinclair 1.30% Jay Cees 3O Lonergan Corp * 28 Nappanee Ready Mix 26

Team Series: Jay Dee Cleaners 2832. Team Game: Nappanee Dairy Bar 1002. High Series sc.: D. Hershberger 603. High Game sc.: J. Lutes 255. High Series hdcp.: G. Pippenger 623. High Game hdcp.: D. Fervida 246. 600 Series: D. Hershberger 212, 183, 208 200 Games: B. Stouder 202; R. A. Miller 221, 205; R. Miller, Jr. 209; D. Hepler 214; C. Myers, Jr 212; H. Fervida 208;%. Clem 225; L. Slabaugh 214; C. Conrad 202; D. Hershberger 212, 208; D. Juday 209; R. Kirk 210; J. Lutes 255; G. Pippenger 200; L. Riley 207; D. Fervida 212; S. Chupp 201; A. Delaney 221; P. Stout 201.

CLASS 'A' TOURNEY M’lford Church of God (59) Bill Hood 0 0 0 Harry Hood 3 12 Doug Miller 13 2 1 Nellie Beer 5 3 0 Ed Keim 5 13 Total 26 7 6 Waka. Methodist (38) Cot Bemiller 0 0 1 Jim Truex 0 0 4 Dean Scheiber 10 2 Ralph Ferguson 9 2 1 Wayne Holdeman 5 0 2 Conrad Galloway 3 0 2 Total 18 2 12 Waka. Christian 'B' (69) Donnie Weaver 6 2 0 Phil Freed 7 5 3 Roger Wise 7 2 0 Harold Bollman 2 0 1 Dean Thompson 6 0 4 Dean Schroeder 123 Lowell Smeltzer 0 0 2 Total 29 11 13 St. John's (47) Bill George 6 814 Dave Lemler 3 7 3

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Larry Lemler 14 1 Bill Kurtz 2 0 0 Larry Ryman 2 2 0 Harold Peterson 0 0 3 Mel Lemler 0 12 Total 16 15 13 . Millwood Christian (47) Jack Amon 13 2 A1 Wagner 0 0 0 Jr. Conley 0 0 1 Devon Klotz 15 5 2 Carl Klotz 0 4 0 Jim Hartzell 115 Don Yeiter 0 0 1 Total 17 13 10 Waka. Christian 'A' (32) John Marvin 4 0 4 John Borgman 0 2 2 Gene Henschen 2 3 4 Larry Sawyer 2 12 Jim Loucks 4 0 4 Jim Meyers 10 3 Kelly Hunsberger 0 0 0 Total 13 6 17 CLASS 'B' TOURNEY Waka. Christian 'B' (67) Donnie Weaver 9 2 1 Harold Bollman 4 6 2 Roger Wise 4 13 Dean Thompson 5 0 3 Phil Freed 3 12 Dean Schroeder 314 Total r 28 11 15 First Mennonite (58) Sam Martin 4 12 John Blucker 5 2 3 Larry Vardaman 9 3 4 Wendell Metzler 10 0 Lowell Hile 0 0 0 Roger Hahn 2 0 3 Don Peltier 4 2 1 Total 25 8 13 St. John's (69) Bill George 6 3 4 Harold Peterson 2 0 1 Evan Manges 9 3 1 Dallas Wakely 5 0 2 Larry Lemler 0 0 0 Mel Lemler 4 13 Bob Steiner 0 10 Dave Lemler 0 0 0 Bill Kurtz 0 10 Larry Ryman 3 0 0 Total 30 9 10 Nappanee Methodist (38) ] Kenny Walters 0 2 2] Jim Miller 2 0 3 Robin Wallace 13 1]

Jack Stump 6 3 2 I Randy Weddle 6 0 4 I Kirby Miller 0 oiJl0 iJ I < Total 15 813 • Millwood Christian (33) Devon Klotz 6 2 4 Carl Klotz 2 0 1 ! Jr. Conley 0 10 A1 Wagner 3 o'2 Jim Hartzell 1 o*3 Jack Amon 0 o°2 Don Yeiter 1 0 1 Jerry Cooper 2 0 2 Total j 15 3 13 Waka. /Methodist (30) Wayne Holdeman 4 6 1 Dean Scheiber 5 10 Cot BeMiller 0 4 1 Jim Truex 0 0 5 Doc Gutteman 0 11 Total 9 12 3 Turkey Creek (36) B. Fervida 4 o^s W. Anglemeyer 3 0 1 B. Roeder 1 o^2 L. Hall 0 0 0 L. Groves 2 13 L. Krull 3 0 3 L. Fervida 1 3 10 D. Fervida 1 0 0 Total 17 2 14 Waka. Christian 'A' (67) K. Huntsberger 3 14 G. Henschen 6 3 0 J. Borgman 6 3,0 L. Sawyer 4 0,1 J. Marvin Meyers 10 2 2 Total 29 9 7 CLASS 'C' TOURNEY f No. Main Mennonite (39) Gene Schrock 4 1, 1 Keith Burkhart 0 0 1 Gordy Walters 0 0,0 Allen Hochstetler 7 3 0 Winfred Hershberger 3 2 2 Dave Weldy 1 0 3 Lynford Miller 0 2 1 Tobe Grabor 1 12 Keith Slabaugh 0 0 0 Total 16 7 10 Turkey Creek (36) Bryon Fervida 7 13 Don Fervida 1 1-5 Larry Groves 1 10 Bob Roeder 0 0 . 3 Dan Bridenstine 3 1 2 Walt. Anglemeyer 2 1 ;0 Larry Fervida 0 1 y 1 Lawrence Hall 1 OKO Total 15 6 14

INDEPENDENT TOURNEY £ Gall's (56) Richmond 5 2 : 1 Gall 0 0 2 Shively 4 0 5 Huffman 3 0 2 Bailey 6 6 1 Mitchel 0 o*> 2 Rhodes 5 2-4 Total 23 10 George's (50) Manges 2 251 Balsley 1 0 0 Beehler 2 o<o Sheets 2 33 Miller 5 3.4 George 1 0 ,0 Bemiller 0 052 Lemler 0 8 1 Parks 3 44 Total 16 18 §3 McCormick's (46) Hockert 0 0 ;4 Harley 0 0 0 Stump 2 0 -'2 Nagy 0 1 30 Beer '0 050 Davidson 0 0 4 Sinkiewicz 1 731 Nettrour 1 2 j>2 Campbell 7 5 >2 Price 4 0 :0 Kitts 0 1 'I Total 15 18 16 Marty's (32) • McCuen 1 2 1 Allen 0 0 >2 Cleveland 8 4 3 Shultz 3 2 4 B. Lutes 0 0 5 J. Lutes 1 1 5l Pippenger 2 2 |4 Hyndman 0 1 2 Keister 0 0 >1 Fervida 0 0 >0 Total 10 12 A3