Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 89, Number 15, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 7 October 1965 — Page 17

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Bulldogs Keep Unbeaten Record During the games which Nappanee has played with New Carisle, the Tigers are unaccustomed o being the underdogs. They ouldn’t seem to get anyplace Friday against a tough Bulldog line. The Tigers kicked off to Nappanee, and Randy Croy returned to lis own 35. The Bulldogs then began their first drive. Dave Calender picked up eight yards, and fom Greene moved to a first down <n a keep to the 50. Evans picked ip four, Callander moved it four, ;nd Tom Evans made it another first down on the Tiger 40. Jim Deardorff carried to the 26 on the first of his good runs. Tom Evans kicked up a couple. Then Tom Greene connected to Kurt Stump m the 10 yard line. Evans gained wo, and Cow plunged to the 2% ard line. It was then that the Bulldog drive stalled. New Carisle took over. They couldn’t get out of the hole, however, and ounled. Brad Newcomer returned it to the Tiger 3. Cow picked up ight yards on two downs. Then Tom Greene threw a fine pass to Tom Evans to New Carisle’s 13. A oenaltv on the Tigers for roughng Tom Greene on the next pass attempt helped. Then Tom Evans got the first down close to the goal line. Nappanee was then penalized five. But Jim Deardorff got i back to the one yard line. The irst Nappanee score came on a oass from Tom Greene to Kent Stump. Callander’s point after cick was perfect. The Bulldogs eading 7 to 0, kicked off to the Tiger 25 as the quarter ended. New Carlisle was unable to susain a drive and had to punt out if bounds to Nappanee’s 46. After Evans and Callander had moved .he ball to the Tiger 33, Nappanee fumbled, the ball fell all over the 1 place, and New Carlisle recovered on their own 46. Again, though, ilie Tigers showed no offensive drive and ptrnte<i. This time, the

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Bulldogs got a first down but lost the ball on the next four dowms to the Tigers on their own 46. The best New Carlisle run was made by Greg Wiliams ,who broke away for 20 yards. Lew Swihart, the only man between him and the goal, stopped him on his own 28. Plays later, Nappanee took over on the 21, and the half ended with aCgood short pass from Greene to Evans. Callander’s kickoff put New Carlisle in the hole at the start of the second half. .The Tigers had to start on their own 14. A pass from Scott Shuey to Gil Peterson gained a quick first down. Another pass moved to the 35. A few plays later, the Tigers fumbled, and Kent Stump recovered on New' Carlisle’s 40. Then, with a 4th and eight situation, Tom Greene threw another fine pass to Kent Stump, which was caught and then fumbled. The Tigers recovered on their own six. New Carlisle punted to their own 32. Nappanee bogged down, and the Tigers again took over on their own 36. Tim Moffitt, the Tigers biggest ground gainer, picked up some yardage. Then Phil Hahn intercepted a Tiger pass on his own 49. The third quarter started with a 51 yard run for a touchdown by Jim Deardorff, who drove into the secondary and sprinted all the way. The point after wasn't good, but Nappanee led 13 to 0. In the last quarter, Lew Swihart had a pass intercepted. A few' plays later, fans thought Brad Newcomer had intercepted a Tiger pass in the end zone, but it w'as ruled incomplete. But on that series of downs, the Nappanee line made its goal 1i h e stand. Rod Miller, Dick Tobias and the good defensive team stopped them; Nappanee then tried to move out of the hole. Finally a long punt by Lew' Swihart took off the pressure. Moffitt and company made a last minute effort. Rod Miller finally smeared him for a loss. Then, as the game ended, Brad finally got credit for an intercep-

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Next week’s homecoming will renew the great rivalry between the Bulldogs and the Bremen Lions. Bremen blanked Warsaw 6 to 0 last week and are still undefeated The visitors will get a look at Nappanee’s new beanies which, like the Packers, they wear during warmup. STATISTICS N NC Net yards rushing 199 124 Net yards passing 65 82 Total net yardage .. 264 206 First downs rushing 7 2 First downs passing 3 5 First downs by penalty 0 0 Total first downs 10 7 Passes attempted 7 16 Passes completed 4 8 Intercepted by , 2 1 Fumbles .... 3 1 Fumbles lost ; 3 1 Punts ... 1-45 5-21 Yards penalized 20 42 Conference Cross Country Meet To Be Today The Northern Lakes Cross Country Meet will be held at Plymouth this Thursday, October 7. starting at 4:30. This year’s meet appears to be a wide open contest. Defending champion Warsaw will get stiff competition from most all the conference schools. Hardly any school can be rated out of competition but at this time it would appear that Bremen and Nappanee are the most likely to upset the Tigers. Rochester, Plymouth and Manchester all could be tough with some extra effort and closer grouping of their five scorers. Last year’s individual winner of the race was Rich Cross of Rochester in the time of 10:08. Rich has graduated. Rochester and Warsaw completely dominated the top five places last year. This year it appears that a real battle shapes up for individual honors between Walker of Bremen, Chokey of Nappanee, Mikesell or Norris of Rochester. The winning team will receive the conference trophy. The first three teams shall receive ribbons, and the first five individual fin-

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ishers shall receive medals for their performances. The meet will be held at the Flymouth Country Club, located on Highway 17 between Plymouth and Culver. Followers of the teams and boys are welcome to watch the race. B Team And Plymouth Play To Scoreless Tie The Nappanee B team traveled to Plymouth Saturday morning and were held to a scoreless tie. Coach Fred Squires gave praise to some of his men for their defensive play including Jerry Huff, Gary Pippenger, Tom Black and Rick Jenkins. Randy Croy and his brother each were responsible for intercepting Plymouth passes. The B team will host Bremen here this Saturday. NHS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS September 30: Penn 27 Nappanee 31 October 5: Kendallville 15 Nappanee 49 Nappanee 21* Jimtown 38 (At the meet with Penn, Doug Chokey placed first with a time of 11:04). ’’Nappanee won. * Nappanee won. WEDNESDAY MORNING COFFEE LEAGUE as of Sept. 29 Drips - 17 Sugars 12 Perks 12 Donuts .. 12 Instants .... . 11 Half & Halfs 9 Vacs ... :.., . 6 Cookies —... 1 Splits Converted -9-10 Helen Stutsman; 3-10 Shirley Flowers & Helen Yoder; 2-7 Leona Shively & Shirley Stahly; 5-10 Shirley Mid daugh; 4-10 Nancy Curtis. Games 175 & Over Marianne Ervin 176 (518), Helen Stutsman 177 & 182 (515), Rosie Cain 179, Helen Miller 178 & 186 (504), Pat Middaugh 185 (all spare game), Peg Bean 190 & 191 (541), Leona Shively 193.

MAJOR LEAGUE as of Sept. 28 A & W Root Beer 17 Clipp’s Auto Supply ... 15 Templeton’s Shell 14 Pontious Plumbing .. 12 Schmucker’s L.P. Gas 12 Moorman’s Feeds 12 Rays’ Carpets Inc. 11 Nappanee Telephone . 10 Coppes Kitchens 10 B & R Supply 10 Mutschler Kitchens 10 McGrew’s Auto Sales 8 Pippenger Const. 6 Plotner Team 6 Sechrist Standard 3 Franklin Coach Cos. 0 Hi Series Sc: Dave Wiseman 633 Hi Series Hdep: Howard Pontous 623 Hi Game Sc: Dean Geyer 222 Hi Game Hdep: Guy Pippenger 245 Team Series: Templeton’s 2758 Team Game: Schmucker’s 1013 200 Games Dave Wiseman 235, 200, Dean Geyer 222, Guy Pippenger 222, Les Epley 214, Howard Pontious 207, Jackie Miller 203. Karl Knobel 201, Glen Bellman 201, Ed Helmuth 200, Delbert Yoder 200, Tom Richmond 200, 200. 600 Series Dave Wiseman 633 CLASSIC LEAGUE as of Oct. 4 Chris D-X 13 Nappanee Milling Cos. 11 Jay-Dee Cleaners ...... 11 Housour Trucking .... 11 Stuckman Shoes . . 10 Stahley & Stillson . 9 Wayside Drive-In .9 7 Kuss Bakery ....... 6 Team Series: Housour (1168) 3102 Team Game: Jay-Dee 1062 Hi Series: Herb Fervida 634 Hi Game: Bob Leonard 236 Scries Hdep: Dale Housour 699 Game Hdep: Dave Hockert 245 600 Series H. Fervida 634. D. Housour 618, J. Miller 614. 200 Games R. Berkey 202, B. Leonard 209, 236, D. Housour 224, 222, N. Schrock 212, D. Hershberger 220, 202, D. Hockert 219, P. Carunchia 219, J. Geyer 203, G. Masterson 205, J. Miller 226, H. Fervida 207. 237, V. Frederick 214.

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THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE as of Sept. 30 Templeton Oil 14 Main Grill 13 Schmucker’s Store ... 12 Martin Hardware 12 State Farm Insurance 11% Christner Oil 11 Marathon Oilers 11 Arrow Trailers 11 Rexall Drugs A ll Kacy’s ... ... ..... 11 Stahly & Stillson 9 Pietcher Village Shop 9 B&B 8 Coppes, Inc. 6 Heckaman Mfg. Cos. ... 5% 4'oodtown 5 200 Games: E. Stahly 205, L. Speicher 200. 500 Series: J. Reed 526, P. Bean 518, E. Stahly 512, H, Cripe 506, L. Speicher 501. Oddity: A. Tobias 148-149-150; R. Plank 110-112-114. Splits Converted: 4-5 A. Woodhams, J. Dougherty, D. Gall, P. Kively; 5-6-10 K. Yoder, J. Dougherty, M. Ervin; 5-8-10 L. Anderson; 6-7 M. Berger; 5-10 J. Clipp, J. Clem: 5-6 A. Hepler; 5-7-9 M. Newcomer. NATIONAL LEAGUE as of Sept. 29 Nappanee Advance-News 17 American Legion 15 Rog’s Marathon 15 Farm Bureau ..... 12 Weldy Paints .11 Eastlund Insurance .. 11 Rexall Drugs 10 Mellingers Marathon ... 10 Nappanee Ready Mix 10 Jim’s TV 9 Curtis TV 9 Hively’s .... . 7 Gold Crown Lanes 6 Arrow Trailers 6 J. R. Arnott’s 6 Yoder Cabinets 6 Team Series: Mellingers 3012 Team Game: Weldy’s 1026 Series Sc: R. Shively 588 Series Hdep: J. Lewis 663 Game Sc: R. Miller 214 Game Hdep; D. Atkinson 237 200 Games R. Miller 214, G. Bigler 202, R. Shively 202, M. Bigler 208, E. Hepler 208, R. Stahly

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