Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 87, Number 17, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 October 1963 — Page 10

Mr. and Mrs. Garry Croy, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burris, and Mr. and Mrs. Harve DeFrees Sr., called Thursday evening at the Merl Croy home, to celebrate Lynn Croy’s birthday. Ice cream and cake were served.

DON'T BE HALF SAFE ELECT Pat Sinclair Mayor AND GIVE HIM AN ALL DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL LETS MOVE NAPPANEE AHEAD THIS TIME VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC

FISH FRY ORIGINAL JONAH CLUB UNION CENTER SCHOOL Saturday, October 26 Adults $ 1.50 Children 75c Pre-School Free Serving 4-8 Carry Outs, Complete Meal

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PORTE NEWS

Bob Miteholl Nappanee 20 Rochester 12 The NHS Bulldogs extended their victory string to four straight games last Friday night. Trailing 12 - 7 at halftime, the Bulldogs rallied for two second-half TD’s to defeat Rochester 20 - 12. The vaunted Zebra passing attack with qb. Steve Coplen throwing clicked on 7 of 10 pass attempts in the first half. Nap’s pass defense permitted only 7 of 18 attempts to be completed in the second half however. Nap returned the opening kickoff to their own 44. On third down Dick Wilson intercepted Culp’s pass on his own 40 and ran to the Bulldogs 9 before being tackled, but a 15 yard clipping penalty set the Zebra’s back on the 29. It took the Zebras seven plays to score. Coplen hit on 3 of 3 pass attempts, and the last one to end Gordon Bathrick covered 12 yards and the Zebra’s first TD. Fullback Ron Shearer’s run for the extra point was no good and Rochester led 6 - 0. The Bulldog’s Jackie Hamman returned the kick-off to his own 43, and it took the Bulldogs 17 plays to cover 57 yards. A third down Culp to Jerry Weldy pass was a key play in the drive and gave the Bulldogs a first down on the Rochester 20. On the second play of the second

quarter, halfback Jim Andrews finally drove over from one yard out for the TD, and Jay Miller kicked the extra point to put Nap out in front 7 - 6. An exchange of punts set the Zebras back deep in their own territory. Starting from their own 15 they marched 85 yards in 21 plays to score. On the drive, Coplen hit 4 of 7 attempts for 39 yards, mixed his plays well, and then culminated the drive with a 5 yard sneak right over center to score. Shearer’s attempted run was no good and the Zebra’s led 12 - 7. With 36 seconds left in the first half, Dick Geyer returned the kickoff to his own 49. A screen pass to Andrews covered 18 yards to the Rochester 33, but Culp failed to connect on two pass attempts as the first half ended. In the third period, the Bulldogs moved 45 yards hi 8 plays to take over the lead when a poor Zebra punt rolled dead on their own 4S. After Andrews picked up 2, a clipping penalty set the Bulldogs back to their own 42, but Geyer nicked this up with a 16 yard pickup to Rochester’s 42, On third down eight to go for a first down, Culp hit soph, end Dave Callander who rambled to the 8 before he was bumped out-of-bounds. Andrews picked up 5, and then crashed over from the 3 for the TD. Miller failed to kick the extra point and the Bulldogs led 13 - 12. Rochester drove to Nap’s 29 midway in the fourth quarter, but Culp intercepted a Coplen pass to stymie the drive. Later, Andreews picked off a Coplen aerial on the Rochester 40 and behind a fine block from guard Dave McGrew raced to the 11. On the first play, Geyer ran wide around his left end to score the clincher, and Miller added the extra point to make it 20 -12. The Zebra’s had another opport unity to score in the final minute of play when they recovered a Bulldog fumble on Nap’s 39. Two passes gave them first down on the 19. Coplen picked up four on the ground, then he tried three aerials but the last one was knocked down in the end zone as the game ended. The stout Zebra defense held the Bulldogs to only 128 yards rushing in 37 carries. Nap completed 3 of 10 passes for 63 yards. Rochester gained 79 yards in 33 carries, but picked up 42 of those yards on their big 85 yard march in the second period.

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Coplen htt on 14 of 2& aerials for 133 yards. :to jgiye the Zebra’s an edge in the statistics," Wednesday night, October 30th, the Bulldogs wind-up their season at home against Clombia City, and this is also Dad’s Night which should give the Bulldogs added incentive to win the last one of the season.

JR. HIGH FOOTBALL The Junior High School football team let Warsaw get off to a 13 to 0 lead Tuesday and then came back to beat them 14 to 13. The Nappanee team played greatly improved football both, offensively and defensively. The winning touchdown was a pass play from Steve Walters to Steve Adams, Bruce Deardorff kicked the extra point to chalk up a win for Nappanee. All the seventh graders for both teams played in the 3rd quarter. Last Thursday, Nappanee lost to Bremen 19 to 6. The score was 6 to 6, Nappanee was forced to punt deep in their own territory. A bad pass from center gave Bremen the ball and their second touchdown. HONOR ROLL Sept. 3 through Oct. 11, 1963 Grades: Six, Seven, Eight The honor roll at Union Center School is based upon grades in the following subjects: Reading or Literature, English, Spelling, History or Geography, Arithmetic. Grade 6 and 8, Science. Grade 7, Health. Classifications: Classification I indicates that the student has earned the grade of A in all of the subjects. Classification n indicates that the student has earned either an A or B in each of the subjects. I: Grade 8, Stanford Christophel, Judy Ressler; Grade 7, Mary J. Yoder; Grade 6, Connie Miller. n: Grade 8, Jan Hartzell, David Weaver, Glen Yoder; Grade 7, Steven Ditzler, Lynn Frederick, Susan Garl, LaVern Hochstetler, Mike L. Mishler, Hettie Ramer; Grade 6, Pam Burkholder, Rick Mishler, Willodean Martin, Karl Miller, Irene Ressler. (An incomplete in any one of the above subjects automatically eliminates a student from the honnor roll.)

CLASSIC LEAGUE Sinclair Dinos 19 Wayside Drive-In 15 Stuckman’s Shoes Leehlitner’s Plbg. & Htg. 13% Green’s Pontiac 11 Kuss Bakery 11 Nappanee Milling Cos. 6 Chris D-X Hi Team Series Green’s Pontiac 2950. Hi Team Game—Wayside DriveIn 1007. Hi Ind. Series Raymond Miller 639. Hi Ind. Game Galen Phillips 224. Hi Ind. Series Hdcp. Herb Fervida 629. Hi Ind. Game Hdcp. Bill Mishler 233. 600 Series —Raymond Miller 639 200 Games N. Schrock 201, H. Fervida 214/203, J. Miller 200, D. Trtiex 214, B. Mishler 221, E. Detwiler 201, D. Clem 203, L. Mullett 201, R. Miller 209/256, G, Phillips 224/200.

WOMEN'S MATINEE BOWLING STANDINGS as of October 22, 1963 Stuckman’s Shoes 17 Northwood Newcomer’s Jewelers 14 Bertha’s Beauty Shop 14 Rays’ Carpets Inc. 12 Nappanee Milling Cos. 10% Splits Converted: Edna Stuckman 3-10, Rosie Cain 3-10 & 9-7, Jane Waggoner 5-6-10. + ■

Marlene MARGARINE IGA SALAD DRESSING • •• < 39* IGA CATSUP 2 b0,,i9s 35* IGA Dill PICKLES 29f ..I ■ in' 1 ' '!!■—' ■ ! IGA —• No. 2Vi can v4s Nabisco mm FRUIT COCKTAIL 10 " Sty RITZ lb QIC IGA Gol. C.S. No. 303 can AM Acorn |A CORN 2 * SQUASH W IGA No. 303 can AP Grimes Golden aaoi PORK & BEANS 2 for APPLES 2 lbs /jC ull I rnrr GROCERY IVI 111, „Ml I I I HI 155 E. Market, Nappanee ■ ■■*■■■■ We Deliver Phone 773-3195

MONOAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE ‘ (10/21/63) Gold Crown Kids 21 The Dubs 18 Sleepers Gutterballs 14 Tri Hards 13 D.X. Oilers -- 11% Hits and Mrs. 9% Roly Poly’s 9 500 Series: Ron Kiester 575, Ray Miller 530, Stan Yoder 513. 200 Games: Ron Kiester 202. High Team Games: Sleepers 789763, Dubs 773, Tri Hards 762. High Team Series: Sleepers 2271, Hits and Mrs. 2142. Tri Hards 2129. Splits Converted: Betty Wiegand 3-9-10, Loretta Rensberger 5-7. Mid Hinton 5-8-10, Stan Yoder 2-9-10, Jerry Lentz 4-5. MAJOR LEAGUE As of Oct. 15 Coppes Kitchens Heckaman Mfg. 19% Nappanee Telephone Cos. 17 Sechrist Standard 15% Mutschler Kitchens 15 Schmucker’s 15 Rays’ Carpets 15 Tippy Golfmor 14 Legion Wrestling 14 Erv’s Body Shop 14 Rexall Drugs 14 Kacy’s 13 Meadow Gold Ice Cream 12 Sunoco ; 11 Burke’s Bar J. - 8 Double E Grocery 7 High Series Scratch: Frank Hoffer 579. High Game Scratch: Owen Senff 231. High Series Hdcp: Lowell Slabaugh 616. High Game Hdcp: Ray Worden 239. High Team Series: Rexall Drugs 2872. High Team Game: Kacy’s 990. 200 Games: F. Hoffer 240, O. Senff 213. R. Worden 229, G. Hochstetler 215, Lowell Slabaugh 213, L. Vardaman 209, M. Miller 212, D. Fink 206, W. Longfield 207-202, H. Hepler 200, D. Buss 200.

LADIES THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE STANDINGS As of October 17, 1963 Christner Oil Cos. 20 Pletcher Motor Cos. 18 Marathon Oilers 18 Pletcher Village Shop Gold Crown Lanes 17 B & B 15% Kacy’s 15 Schmucker’s Comm. Store Main Grill Johnson’s Drugs 14 Henschen Standard Oil 12 Food town 11 Nationwide Insurance 11 Harry’s Galiators Hadley’s —B% Templeton Oil Cos. 8 High Team Game Scratch: Main Grill, 798. High Team Game Hdcp: Gold Crown Lanes, 951. High Team Series Scratch: Main Grill, 2341. High Team Series Hdcp: Gold Crown Lanes, 2821, 500 Series: B. Wiegand 538, J. McAndrews 525, P. Bean 510, D. Suter 500. Splits Converted: G. Tobias, E. George 5-7, R. Cain 5-7-9, W. Pippenger, D. Gall 2-7, P. Bean 5-10, K. Maust 3-7, T. Bigler, M. Miller 4-5-7, J. Dougherty 5-10, L. Yoder, M. Adams 4-5, J. McAndrews 5-6-10 Schedule for Thurs., Oct. 24, 1963 6:45 Templeton Oil vs Henschen Oil Pletcher Villlage vs Gold Crown Harry’s Galiators vs B & B Foodtown vs Marathon Oilers 9:00 Schmucker’s Store vs Kacy’s Nationwide Insur. vs Pletcher Mot. Main Grill vs Hadley’s Christner Oil vs Johnson’s Drugs

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS THURS. OCT. 24, 1963

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John Maust, Bruce Zimmerman, and Phil Shrock (not shown) were winners in the Ziliak Punt, Pass and Kick contest for 9 year olds.

NATIONAL BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS OCT. 16, 1963 Mellinger’s 20 Farm Bureau .1 16 Hively’s 15 Eastlund Ins. .. 15 Ready Mix 14% Arrow Trailers 14 Rog’s Marathon _ 13% Advance News 13 American Legion 13 Weldy Paints 12 Deisch Supply 12 Jim’s T. V. 12 Gold Crown ; 9 Countrymen 5 Jay Dee 4 Arnott’s 4 Team Series: Eastlund Ins. 2925. Team Game: American Legion 1047. Series Sc: B. Stouder 594. Game Sc: R. Miller 234. Series Hdcp: D. Hively 649. Game Hdcp: C. Berger 245. 200 Games: J. Newcomer 201, B. Stouder 214, J. Mattem 209, R. Miller 234, C. Berger 232, H. Fervida 222, D. Clem 202, G. Phillips 210, E. Hepler 201, R. Ringenberg 204, P. Cripe 202, D. Hively 222, F. Wolferman 200. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Thwaits Soil Service 17% Tail Gates 1 17% Lark Field 17% Hurricanes Hits J? Misses Hot Shots 12 Slam Bangs .. •• • 9 Wild Four : 8 200 Game Jr. Myers 226. LADIES WEDNESDAY MORNING COFFEE LEAGUE October 19, 1963 Instants . 15 Cookies . 15 Drips 14 Half & Half 13 Vacs . 12 Donuts 11 Sugars 1 8 Perks 8 High Team Game Scratch: Drips 596. High Team Game Hdcp: Drips 749. High Series Game Scratch: Drips 1741. High Series Game Hdcp: Drips 2200. 200 Games: D. Mishler 200. 500 Series: Peg Bean 536, Dorothy Mishler 512. Splits Converted: V. Krou 5-7, J. McDonald 6-7, M. Miller 8-9, P. Stillson 5-10, 5-7, 4-5, D. Whitehead 5-10, F. Hossler 3-10, P. Bean 3-10.

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