Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 35, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 1 March 1962 — Page 3

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■Bob Mitchell -Sectional Tourney - Afous Ngrfo Si.4e gym, Coach Max ■Bell’s cgey Blue Blazers capforgd the 1962 sectional tourney crown -by defeating a nifty Goshj ißedskin autotet BP-82 to the .ebftmpionship game last Saturday %he Blazers won their 7th consecutive peotional title- The last foam besides Elkhart to sip foe Me was s ip L®*? when 'the .tourney was played for the 7|fot time to North Side gym. :Since that time, Nap baa won onto two gamea to Woo yee of -tourney play The Bulldogs-Middie scrap was a thriller from the start. Besides f being Close 4t was by far .the most exciting game pf the entire tourney, and this time it was foe Middies turn so come from 'behind to pull the only upset of the tourney by defeating the Bulldogs 60-59. ta the first period the two .teams were tied four times at 12:2, 3-3, 5-5, and 9-9, before the Middies went out in front on buckets by Keith Mullett and Harxy Roderick. A field goal by Tod Lehman cut Middlebury’s margin to three points, 15-12, at the end of the.quarter. It was nip-and-tuck in the second quarter as the lead changed bands four times. The Bulldogs jftoplly caught up and went out in -front 18-17 on a bucket by Jerry Lambert. A field goal by Mullett .gave the Middies the lead at <2l-20 and they held that one slim point lead until the half ended 32-31. At the start of the second half Lambert and Leo Beachy traded .field goals, but a free throw by Ron Kendall tied it at 34 all. Lambert and Lam brigh t exchanged buckets and the Bulldogs threatened to pull away as Lambert hit four more times from the field and Lehman hit his only point of the second half to put Nap out ip front by eight points 45-37. NP held a six point advantage, 0741, going into the final period, and with four minutes gone of the period still held a five point lead at 55*50, and it was at this point that thp Middies, led by their little joph guartk Mike Lambright, launched their do-ot-die -bid. Middlebury regained the lead at 56-55 on a driving lay-up by Lambright, and with 1:50 remaining Lambright added a free throw to make it 57-55. A1 Hand’s field goal tied it 07-57 with 1:20 left, and the Bulldogs had two opportunities ,to regain the lead, but Bob Berber and Kendall missed from the dree throw line on one-and-one situations. With 34 second* left, Larofaright connected from the charity stripe to put the Middies out in front 58-57. There were only 22 seconds left when Lambert hit a jumper from the aide to put Nap on top 59-58. The Midfoes took the ball down court and with 12 seconds remaining Mullett fired in the winning field JlOftl from the top of the keyhole and the Bulldogs were victims of a stunning 60-59 Upset. Lambert and Lehman led foe Bulldogs ip scoring with 27 and 11 points respectively. Mullett and Lambright hit 23 and 19 to foad foe Middies. €oa c h Dougherty’s Bulldogs finished the season with a fipe J 56 record, and their upset victory over South Bend John Adams

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ms foe highlight pf fop .season. The championship game between Elkhart and Goshen was .much closer than foe ,score indicates. TJie Redskfos battled the Blazers for three periods, but 'tired in foe final quarter when foe Blazers poured it on to win handily 80-fiß It was jn offensive battle Between two 6-4’’ centers with Elkhart’s Coley we h h outscortog Goshen’s efcariip Cotton 27-24-TOURNEY SCORES Penn 8? Wgkjtrpsa 48 Concord 70 Bristol -56 Goshen 9? Topeka 37 Ship-Scott ‘35 New Paris 68 Middlebury 60 Nappanee 59 Jimtown 75 Millersburg 50 Elkhart 91 - Jefferson 34 Ppnn 60 .Cpncord 59 Goshen ,70 New Paris 52 Jimtown 87 Middlebury 70 Elkhart 84 Perm 47 Goshen 64 Jimtown 54 Elkhart 80 Goshen 62 BOX SCORES Nappanee (59) FG FT P Lambert, F 11 5 2 Kendall, F 0 5 1 Berger, G 4 0 5 Hand, G 4 0 1 Lehman, G 5 1 0 Hoyt 0 0 2 Total 24 11 11 Middlebury (60) FG FT P Beaehy, F 2 3 5 Miller, F 10 6 Roderick, C 3/3 2 Mullett, G II 1 3 .Lambright, G B°3 1 Eash 001 Total 25 10 17 THURSDAY MIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Main Grill I 70 Hadley Dress Shop _.54 Mutschler Homemaker 53 Pletcher’s Village Shop 53 Chris D-X 1 52 Kacy’s Sinclairettes 52 Ziliak Ford Sales -50 Turf Bar 48 Clipp Auto Supply 44 Pletcher Motor Cos. 43 Newcomer’s Jewelry 42% Marathon Oilers .42 Harry’s Gsligtors 41 Nationwide Insurance 40% M & W Enterprise .. • 2? 'WMtunf Mens & Boyp Wear 24 HIGH SCORES Elener Senff 202, 5Q2; Peg Bean 206, 537; Phyllis Whisler 211, 527; Helen Stout 522; Alice Tobias 528; Thelma Bigler 200; Mutschler Homemaker 913, 906, 2622; Turf Bar 952, 2694; Clipp Auto Supply 945, 2578; Hadley Dress Shop 900, 2614; Main Grill 2564; Fletcher Motor Cos. 2565; Nationwide Insurance 2589; Marathon Oilers 2586; M & W Enterprise 2575. SPLITS CONVERTED 3-7, 5-10 R. Wallace; 5-6, 5-6-10 B. Pippen; 7-8-9 W. Pippenger; 4-5 M Buss, M. Adams; 5-6 R. Hepler; 5-7 G. Tobias, P. Henke; 66-10 H. Ruff; 4-5-7 J. Clipp; 4-7-10 H. Hoyt; 3-7-10 J. Reed. SCHEDULE 6:45 1-2 Turf vs. Warren’s 3-4 Clipp vs. -Village Shop 56 Nationwide vs. Kacy’s 76 Pletcher Motor vs. Main Grill

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9:00 dB !s>* JjS. Harry’s TO* VS. .Hadley 56 Marafoipn ys. Nowoorqgr’s -&8 Mutschler vs. M 8t W CLASSIC LEAGUE Greqpe’s Pontiac —.68 Wayside Case .50 Chris p* - -46 Sinclair Mtofi!? .. —^-46 Stuckman’s Shoes ——4 o Kuss Bakery - —69 NaOPanee Milling <*>• ** dtoxall tym -36 Hi ££§jn Series Ghris D-X 41669. Mi Team .Game Sfofopfo’ B Shoes 1009. Hi Jnd. Series Pat Carunchia 648. Hi Ind. Game .Fred Lopp 235. Hi Ind. Series Hdcp. Gilbert Masters on 664. Hi Ind. Game Hdcp. Carl Hoffer 240. 600 Series Pat Carunchia 646; Gilbert Masterson 604. 200 Games C. Berger 212, 202; M. Heed 212, w, j>. Christner 205; F. 208; C. Phillips 211; C. Hoffer 220; T. Legr 205; L. Mullett 212; (P. Carunchia 217, 234; D. .Hockert 203; -G. Masterson 230; R. Miller 200; R. Heckamao .202. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Slam Bangs _— 61 Flubs 55 Tail Gates 56 Larkfield 46% Thwaits Soil Service 45 % Hot Shots - 45 Wild Four .39% Hurricanes 36% 200 Games J. Ingle 226; Jr. Myers 213, 204; T. Leer 207. IiADtES WEDNESDAY MORNING f COFFEE LEAGUE J as of February 21, 1962 The Drips .54 The Vacs . 51% The .Sugars -48 The Half and Halfs -44 The Perks I- 4& The Instants 36% High Team Game Sc. Perks 598. High Team Game Hdcp.—Perks 338. High Team Series Sc. Half and Hans 1726. High Team Series Hdcp. Half and Halfs 2113. 200 Games E. Stahly 201. 500 Series E. Stahly 516; L. Yoder 513; M. Newcomer 505. Splits Converted —s. Stahly 5-7, 5-7-9; P. Haney 3-10; C. Rogers 3-10; F. Andrews 4-5; L. Stahly 5-10; M. Newcomer 56, 3-10, 46-7, 2-5-7. GLASS 'B* TRIPLE OVERTIME St. Johns to 8) Dave Lemler 5 13 Evan Manges 4 4 4 Larry Lemler 5 2 0 Mel Lemler 5 8 2 Bill Kurtz 1 p 0 Bill George 8 2 5 Totals 28 12 14 Wakarusa Christian 'A' (69) Larry Sawyer 10 5 Jim Louoks 11 2 3 John Borgman 5 12 John Mgryin 3 0 4 Kelly Hunsberger 113 Gene Henchen 8 5 1 Jim Meyers 10 0 Totals 80 9 18 MAJOR LEAGUE BOWLING as of Feb. 20, 1962 Nappanee Telephone Cos. .61 Doug’s TV Center 53 Mutschler Kitchens .52 Rays’ Carpets Inc. ,51 Wise Furniture ,50 Meadow Gold Ice Cream 50

Tippy Golfmor ~ _ 47% Double E GfoSfijy Legion Wrestling - —-46 V. F. W. .... .42 LiQns <Club . „A0 Kahlor Craft Mpm# 38 Chesty Potato Chip 34 Rensbergqr Gj*lf —34 Neffs Masnps . ,80 Mutschler School Equipment 28% Nigh Series K. MidjSaUgh 670. High Game H. Hershberger 229. • HdSP- Sadies p, .Hockert 6fts- - Game p. Anglijmeyer 2^2Team Series Chesty Potato Chip 22785team /Game Rays’ 'Carpets -200 Games D. Disher 201; at. Worden 201; jR. Snyder MU; t. Shaw 201; if. MUlpr 202; L. Hochstetler 201; H. Hershberger 229; D. Hockert 213; C. Anglemeyer 207; J- pievjasljnd 2ft. NATIONAL -LEAGUE -STANDING as of February 21, 1962 American Legion .62 Jay Dee pteaitora Weldy Faints ——:•—ss Farm Bureau —4O Deisch Supply 46 j. R. Anjott 4t Sop Hlvely’H* —: 42^ Eastlund Ins. -4% Mellinger’e L-, 42 Dairy Bar .41 Gold Crown Lanes 40 Jay-Cees 89 Rog’s Marathon .37% Lonergan Corp. ]—__... 37 Jim’s Service .._36% Nappanee Ready Mix 31 High Team Series Lonergan Corp. 2907. High Team Game Jim’s Service 1027. High Series Sc. H. Fervida 613. High Game Sc. J. Detwiler. 249. [ High Series Hdcp. L. Hochstetler (634High Game Hdcp. p. Wagner 241. 600 Series E. Hepler 611; H. Fervida 613; P. Carunchia 612. 200 Games A. Forsythe 217; E. Hepler 201, 203, 207; M. Bigler 228; H. Fervida 204, 224; C. Berger 221; D, Clem 211; P. Cripe 207; G. Bigler 225; P. Carunchia 226, 207; H. Hershberger 216; M. Miller 205; J. Detwiler 249; D. Wagner 203; D. Slabaugh 200; B. Zentz 200; D. Miller 201. MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Standings as of Feb. 19 Team W L Hdcp. Alley Cats -.53% 34% 73 4-7’S 60 38 98 Dimes , —-48% 39% 126 Gpld .Crown Kids —45 43 85 Brenaps 44% 43% 119 Go-Getters 41% 46% 103 East End Kids 36% 51% 123 Sleepers 32% 55% 95 600 Series Shirley Ellis 630. 500 Series Ron Kiester 553; Ray Worden 528; Tony Senff 514; Jan Cleveland 516; Jim Messner 506; Jbn Hartman 504. 200 Games Shirley Ellis 232, 216; Ron Kiester 223; Tony Senff 214; Jim Messner 21J; Louis Suter 200. Women's Matinee Bowlins Standings as of Feb. 27, 1962 Stuckman’s Shoes Gold Crown Lanes 53 Nappanee MiUing Cos. ... 48 Newcomer’s Jewelers 48 ■Bertha’s Beauty Shop 41 Ray’s Carpets Inc. 32 Splits Converted: Peggy Flowers 8-10; Heleh Cripe 4-5.

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This is a scene at a. hiippiei 4 Middlebiuy pa me. .The one the Saturday before Sectionals ■

Although it seemed as this week was dull on the surface, there was plenty of .activity behind the scene? at N. H. S. Some of the main events centered around preparation for the tourney. One of these was a pepsession held Wednesday afternoon, which was arranged by the sophomores. This gave the girls a glimpse of what they look like cheering the team on. In the all-boy pep club were: Keith Blo?ser, Dean Orn, Bob Best, Dennis Templeton, Ralph Moore, Dennis Miller, Mike Stump and Denzil Miller. The ‘'vivacious” cheerleaders were Fred Jensen, Terry Newcomer and Roger Holderman. You only have to turn your head to find talent. The decorations in the hall were attractive. As v in preceding years, the two high-schopl art classes made them, under the direction of Mrs. Rood. A Blue-and-White day was held Wednesday. The seniors claimed top honors with 86 per cent wearing blue and whiteOne sports season has just ended but another one is close behind. The track boys have been practicing indoors very diligently with their coach, Mr. McKee, for ; three or four weeks. The various school departments are also busy. In machine shop, Mr. Conrad and his students are beginning to make g bug, or compact car. They will do this by shortening a Chevy chassis and making various other alterations. The advanced classes of Home Ec. are beginning to sew. The students make many yarious clothes, such as dresses, skirts and suits. In Mr. Gunderman’s third hour World History class on Friday, a review was held in the form of a quiz. The Losers won and the Winners lost. Right, Dave McGrew? Just ask anyone in this class. The F. F. A. held a meeting

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Tuesday evening. Two films were shown; “Growing Alfalfa Successfully” and “The Farmers of 1959.” The new constitution was passed opt ito the members. In boy’s bowling, high scprgr was iPenzil Miller (285) and high Series was Denzil Miller (384). In girls bowling, high scorer was Dixie Weaver (143) and high series was Bette Hawley <]26o). Until next week, adios! Weed Control Clinic Friday Afternoon Deisch Supply Cos. is sponsoring a Weed Control Clinic in Nappanee Friday, March 2. The session which will begin at 1:30 Friday afternoon at the B & B should be informative and instructional to all progressive corn growers. Following the discussions of correct herbicides and proper methods of their use, along with a costs and benefits discussion, a new movie in color, entitled “A New Day In Corn" will be shown. Following the meeting, refreshments will be served. All farmers and others interested in corn production are invited to attend. W. 5. C. S. MEETING Women’s Society of the Methodist Church will meet March 2nd, 2:00 P. at the church. Mrs. J. D. R. ISchwartz will be in charge of Worship. Mrs. Mel Engle Lesson Mrs. Paul Dixon Music Hostesses: Mrs. Russel Bolyard; Mrs. Keith Dougherty; Mrs. Bill Mishler; Mrs. Feme Long; Mrs. Wilma Welty. An election of officers will be held.

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JWS. *f*lA iMYERS Mrs. Anna Mqtzler Myers, <B2, fff Amboy, died Oast Thursday at her .home. SJfae was born Aepr Nappanee and spent part qf her life here. Sqrvivprs in the Nappanee area are a son, Henry Myers, and several nieces and nephews. Services warp held. spnd%y 2 (fi.jp. di the Methodiat Church in Amboy. , T ANARUS: AMERICAN LEQiipM NEWS Tftere will be a Euchre Party at $:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 3rd at -the Post -Home. ®The jtqjtt regular •Post 'Meeting will be the second Thursday of Mareh. Commander Hartman announced that the Legion Birthday would be observed by the local Post with a dinner on March 11th. "HAVE FUN" BLUE BIRDS The ‘‘Have FUJI’’ £lp Birds met in the home ijf their leader, Mrs. Ben Kauffman, on February 27th for a surprise “birthdayless” birthday party for Mrs. Kauffman. Mrs. Kauffman’s birthday is on February 2flth so she only has a

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