Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 87, Number 28, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 January 1964 — Page 2

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

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Bob Mitchell Nappanee 68 Wakarusa 53 a The NHS Bulldogs won their sixth decision in 11 games by defeating a scrappy Wakarusa Indian quintet 68-53 Tuesday night. Guard Dave McGrew paced Nap to a 14-13 lead at the end of the first period, but the Bulldogs pumped in 12 straight points and outscored Waky 20-6 in the second stanza to take a commanding 34-19 halftime lead. Waky narrowed the gap to nine points, 40-31, midway in the third stanza, but c Nap bounced back despite losing three starters via the foul route and at the fibal gun it was the Bulldogs on top 68-53. Nap had three players in double figures and actually outscored their opponent from the field. Truex hit 23, McGrew 18, and Mel Dean 11. Guard Dick Holdeman paced the Indians with 20 points. Nap hit 23 of 50 field goal attempts for 46 per cent. Waky connected on 19 of 54 for 35 per cent. Friday night the Bulldogs entertain Columbia City’s once-beaten and always tough Eagles. Box Score: NAPPANEE FG FT P Truex, F 7 9 5 Orn, F 13 5 Blosser, C 3 0 5 McGrew, G 6 6 3 Dean, G 5 11 Gildersleeve 0 3*l Greene 0 0 0 C-in 0 0 0 Andrews '1 0 0 h'eckaman 0 0 0 Totals 23 22 20

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WAKARUSA FG FT P Evers, F 3 2 3 \nglemeyer, F 16 3 Hartman, C 13-2 Hattery, G 0 0 1 Holdeman, G 9 2 3 Gulmyer 0 12 Roeder 411 Sowers 10 1 Totals 19 IS 14 Nappanee 14—34—52—68 Wakarusa 13—19—38—53 BOWLING Mohday Night Mixed League as of Dec. 30 Gold Crown Kids 40 DX Oilers I 37% Roly Poly’s 37% Tri Hards 34 The Dubs 33 Sleepers 33 Gutterballs _ _ 32% Hits and Mrs. ___ 24% 600 Series Galen Phillips 649 500 Series Paul Kolo 539, Gene Yarian 522, Don Hinton 512, Betty Wiegand 507. 200 Games Galen Phillips 224, 214, 211, Betty Wiegand 212, Paul Kolo 212, Gene Yarian 210, Denny Wiegand 208, Don Hinton 203. High Team Series Tri Hards 2284, D x Oilers 2276, The Dubs 2222. High Team Games Tti Hards 797, 782, Gold Crown Kids 793, DX Oilers 776. Splits Converted Fran Hosier 4-7-10, Esther Kiester 5-6, Phyllis Yoder 5-7, Chal Pittman 5-7. Monday Niaht Mixed League * as of Dec. 23 Gold Crown Kids 37 Roly Poly’s 36% DX Oilers 33% The Dubs Z 32 Sleeoers .V, _L 31 Tri Hards ~ 31 Gutterballs 30% Hits and Mrs. ___ 24% 500 Series Galen Phillips 576, Paul Kolo 540, Esther Stahly 539, Jim Tobias 519, Ray Miller 508, Denny Wiegand 503. 200 Games Esther Stahly 233, Galen Phillips 216, Jim Tobias 203, Ron Kiester 201. Hi Team Series Roly Poly’s 2226, D x Oilers 2215, The Dubs 2125. Hi Team Games DX Oilers 783, Sleepers 781, Roly Poly’s 768. Splits Converted Esther Kiester 5-7-9, Joyce Keim 3-7-10, Velma Miller 5-6, Jim Tobias 5-7.

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Classic League Stuckman’s Shoes 40% Lechlitner’s Plbg. & Htg. 38% Sinclair Dinos 36% Nappanee Milling Cos. 33 Greene ? s Pontiac _ 33 Kuss Bakery J ±. 33 Wayside Drive-In 31% Chris D-X 26 Hi Team Series: Stiiekman’s £862 Hi Team Game: Lechlitner 1047 Hi Ind. Series: Albert Miller 628 Hi Ind. Game: Lamar Metzler 230 Hi Ind. Ser. Hdcp: Robert Leonard 621 Hi Ind. Game Hdcp: Ott Truex 230 600 Series A. Miller 623 200 Games R. Leonard 201, H. Fervida 200, R- Miller 201, L. Metzler 230, G. Masterson 200,0. Truex 223, A. Rogers 204, B. Mishler 214, L. Mullett 210, A. Miller 279. Monday Night Mixed League as of Jan. -6 Gold Crown Kids 41 DX Oilers 40% Roly Poly’s ;_ 39% The Dubs 37 Sleepers 1 36 | Tri Hards 35 Gutterballs 32% Hits and Mrs. 26% 500 Series Galen Phillips 549, Esther §tahly 528, Ron Kiester 509. 200 Games Galen Phillips 221, Velma Miller 211, Ron Kiester 203. Hi Team Games Roly Poly’s 777, Hits and Mrs. 749, Sleepers 737, DX Oilers 737. Splits Converted Esther Kiester 2-7-10, Eddie Keim 4-7-10, Betty Wiegand 3-6-7-10, Chal Pittman 3-6-8-10.

Women's Matinee Bowling as of Jan. 7 Newcomer’s Jewelers o__ 39 Stuckman’s Shoes , 38 Rays’ Carpets Inc. 34 North wood 1 31 Bertha’s Beauty Shop .. 29% Nappanee Milling Cos. 20% 500 Series Betty Wiegand 507, Esther Forrest 508. Games 175 & Over Barb Stalnaker 176, Mid Hinton, Esther Forrest 181, Rosie Cain 186, Betty Wiegand 208. Splits Converted Bonnie Baker 5-6, Janice Robinson 3-10, Esther Forrest 6-7-10, Bonnie Johnston 5-10 (twice. Fern Fervida 3-10, 3-7, Kate Hochstetler 5-7, 3-10 (twice). Friday Night Mixed League Thwaits Grain 42% Slam Bangs 40 Hurricanes ; 40 Larkfield ______ - 39% Hits & Misses 34% Tail Gates 31% Wild Four - _ 29 Hot Shots 29 200 Games Dale Welty 257, Jr. Myers 219, Bob Frenger 200.

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Thursday Night Ladles Laagua as of Jan. 2 B&B -_-__43% Pletcher Motor Cos. 43 Marathon Oilers __ 43 Gold Crown Lanes _ 36% Foodtown ___ u___— 36% Main Grill . 36 Kacy’s . 35% Pletther’s Village Shop 34% Schmucker’s __ 32% Johnson’s Drugs 32 Hadley’s 1 31 HenSCheh Standrad Oil 31 Harry’s Galiators 29 Christner Oil Cos. 28% Templeton Oil Cos. 28 Nationwide Insurance ______ 23% Hi Team Game Sc: Templeton 868 Hi Team Game Hdcp: Templeton 997 Hi Team Series Sc: Templeton 2455 Hi Team Series Hdcp: Templeton 2842 200 Games K. Yoder 200, R. Hepler 202, L. Hoekert 202, D. Mishler 203, P. Bean 215, E. Stahly 224. 500 Series E. Stahly 585, P. Bean 584, D. Mishler 565. Splits Converted -5-10 L. Hoekert, L. Anderson; 2-7 M. Miller, L. Shively, M. Berger; 5-10 M. Adams; 6-7 D. Mishler, R. Hepler; 2-7-10 P. Hively; 5-8-10 E. Senff; 5-7-9 P. Hively, R. Hepler; 3-7 A. Lopp; 4-5 Mi Phillips;. 5-6-10 A. Lopp, C. Hensche; 4-5-7 R. Messner; 5-6 R. Messner. LETTERS Phoenix, Arizona January 2, 1964 The Nappanee Advance-News Nappanee, Indiana -Dear Sir: We are spending the winter in Phoenix, Arizona, and preaching ■for a Mission church. The weather is beautiful in this valley. Temperature yesterday, January 1, was 74. We sat out in the sun around the swimming pool. We want to go this P.M. to the fat stock show which is the third largest in the country. There are many interesting things to see, the cotton fields, the citrus fruit, the dates which are ripe now and very delicious. The Canyons are beautiful. Oak Chfeek the most beautiful, the Grand Canyon the largest and the Salt River Canyon. The Rocky Mountains* Desert, Cactus of all kinds, copper mines and niany other places of interest. We expect to be home the first of May. C. A. Stewart Camel Vista Apt. 8 5112 E. Thomas Rd. Phoenix, Arizona Most of world’s inventions seem to have been produced by dissatisfied people.

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ACTIVITIES

Friday, January 10 Basketball Columbia City H Legion Dance Monday, January 13 Camp Fire Council f Child Study Club Current Club Tuesday, January 14 Junior Legion Auxiliary OES Stated Meeting Wednesday, January 15 Lyceum Club Mothers Guild tr • Friday, January 17 Basketball Ligonier H Saturday, January 18 Legion Wrestling Wednesday, January 22 Lions Club Friday, January 24 Leeion Dinner Basketball Kendallville T Saturday, January 25 Basketball Jimtown H Friday, January 31 Basketball Washington-Clay - H ■■ . a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huffman, Mr. and'Mrs. Ward Thomas, and Mrs. Wilma ChriSenberry, of Atwood, wore dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pletcher.

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