Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 89, Number 19, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 November 1965 — Page 6

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Coach Svyantek is shown with the older boys who won prizes in Ziliak's Punt, Pass and Kick

contest.

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The younger winners in the Punt, Pass and Kick contest are shown with Coach'Bill Svyantek.

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Punt, Pass And Kick Awards Are Presented Ziliak Ford Sales presented awards to several boys for their accomplishments in the annual Punt, Pass and Kick program. The prizes included football jackets, helmets, balls and plaques. Winners in the 8 year olds were Paul Guckenberger, Ist; Greg Bigler, 2nd; and David Rosentrafer, 3rd. Roger Stouder was the win-

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ner in the 9 year olds, Mike Mishler was second, and David Metzler third. In the 10 year olds, Joey McDonald took first, Tom Bdlyard second, and Dave Svyantek third. Gary Reed won the 11 year old group with Mike Krou second and Rex Forrest third. In the 12 year old group, Gary Ingle was first, Steve Reed second, and Larry Andrews third. Billy Ashley won the 13 year old award. Would you like an auto that ran fine one day, and quit the next??? Are YOU any more dependable?

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Bulldogs Lose Their Last Game To Plymouth 7-0 Nappanee’s football team, under the coaching of newcomer Bill Svyantek, ended a brilliant season on a dismal note. They tied Bremen and Warsaw, beat Manchester and Rochester, and lost to Plymouth last Wednesday in the Northern Lakes Conference. With four non-conference wins, the Bulldogs finished with a 6-1-2 record. Plymouth’s Steve Wiseman was :he big ground gainer. He’d pick up a few yards every time he had the ball. The Bulldogs started without Tom Greene, w'ho had the flu, and Tom Evans suffered a knee injury in the fourth quarter. It was discovered later that Rod Miller played the whole game with a high fever. Plymouth received Dave Hoffer’s kickoff but was unable to get a first down, but their punt bounced all the w r ay to the Bulldog 10. Nappanee then didn’t move, and Ted Frick punted. Plymouth moved to Nappanee’s 28 where the Bulldogs took over. Ted Frick then made seven yards and then a first down. Tom Evans, Ted Frick and Dave Callander got a first down at midfield. After moving eight more yards, a screen pass from Lewie Swihart to Callander netted another first down on Plymouth’s 34. A pass from Swihart to Kurt Stump was good, but Nappanee was penalized 15 for an illegal receiver. Finally Ted Frick had to punt again. Plymouth returned to their own 42, were again stopped and punted into Nappanee’s end zone. Starting on their own 20, the Bulldogs, on consistent gains and a good pass from Lew Swihart to Kent Stump, got to Plymouth’s 30. But the play was called back and they were penalized 15. They didn’t recover this loss and had to punt, this time to Plymouth’s 28. Two plays later, Wiseman made a first down on his 42. Bergman and Menser made another into Nappanee territory. Then Dave Ingle made a good tackle, and Plymouth w a s penalized 15. Then they started their first march toward the Bulldog goal. They got all the way to the six yard line when they Wimbled, and Ingle recovered. Taking over with their backs to the goal, the Bulldogs stalled, and Ted Frick had to punt out of danger. His kick was high, and Plymouth had another chance on the Bulldog 24. They were pushed

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SPORTS NEWS

way back as the half ended, and Nappanee had one more unsuccessful chance. Ted Frick ran the kickoff to his own 27 to start the second half. Finally Ted made it first down on the 44 and then went through the middle to midfield. Tom Evans picked up three more, and Dave Ingle made another first down. Evans got away for nine, and Frick made another first down on Plymouth’s 26. A few plays later, Ted was hurt. The Bulldogs bogged down again, and Plymouth took over on their own 31. From there, Wiseman and company moved into Nappanee territory, but Kurt Stump picked off a pass on his own 30. Two plays later, Plymouth’s Jim Menser intercepted a Bulldog pass. Again Plymouth marched, this time fumbling on Nappanee’s 11 yard line. Windy Adams recovered, and Nappanee still had plenty of time in the fourth quarter. Three 15 yard penalties in a row against Plymouth, two for unnecessary roughness, got the Bulldogs again deep in enemy territory. It was on the first of these plays that Tom Evans w'as hurt. Plymouth’s coach also got penalized for his march onto the field. Again, though, the Bulldog’s couldn’t sustain a drive, and Plymouth took over on their own 30. It was then that Plymouth marched to a touchdown aided by a penalty against Nappanee and consistent yardage by Menser and Wiseman. They took it in from the four yard line and made the point after touchdown. The Bulldogs took to the air, and a pass from Swihart to Kurt Stump netted a first down. But the pass attack failed, and Plymouth took over as the game ended amid cheers from the Plymouth fans and a large contingent of Bremen people.

STATISTICS N P Net yards rushing £ yards passing 75 47 I net yardage 154 237 downs rushing 6 12 First downs passing 3 2 First downs by penalty .3 1 Total first downs 12 15 Passes attempted .. 13 8 Passes completed 5 3 Intercepted by 1 1 Fumbles „_ r „. 2 4 Fumbles lost 0 2 Punts 4-29 2-52 Yards penalized 55 70 BOWLING MAJOR LEAGUE as of Oct. 26 Templeton’s Shell 26 Clipp’s Auto Supply 25 A & W Root Beer 25 Fontious Plumbing 24 Schmucker’s L.P. Gas 22 B & R Supply 20Vi Moorman’s Feeds 18 Mutschler Kitchens .... 18 Nappanee Telephone 18 Coppes Kitchens 18 Rays’ Carpets Inc. 16^ Pippenger Const. 16 McGrow’s Auto Sales 13 Metzler Shoes ... 12 Sechrist Standard 11 Franklin Coach Cos. ... 5 Series Sc: Clifford Hamsher 626 Series Hdop: Tom Richmond 628 Game Sc: John Geyer 220 Game Hdcp: Glen Bellman 228 Team Series A & W 2819 Team Game: Fontious Plumb. 976 200 Games Clifford Hamsher 224, 224, John Geyer 220, Glen

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Bellman 220, Tom Richmond 219, JA4k Silvers 214, Jim Sumpter 212, Frank Hotter 210, Bruce Tobias 210, 206, Ray Worden 206, 203, Carl Shaw 201, Kenton Stouder 201, 201, Dave Wiseman 201, Alton Hershberger 200, Robert Chokey 206, Max Newcomer 213. 600 Series C. Hamsher 626. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED DOUBLES as of Oct. 29 Thwaits Grain 26% Hits & Misses 25 Slam Bangs 22 Wild Four 20 fail Gates 18 Hurricanes Hot Shots 17 Mustangs >OO Series: Vi Price 545. 200 Games Lawrence Thwaits 221, Jr. Myers 220, Dale Weaver 221, Bob Cripe 200. CLASSIC LEAGUE as of Nov. 1 Housour Trucking _ 21 Nappanee Milling Cos. 20 Jay-Dee Cleaners 20 Stahly & Stillson .. 19 Wayside Drive-In 19 Stuckman Shoes 18 Chris D-X .... 17 Kuss Bakery 10 Teiam Series: Housour 3052 (1139) Team Game: Wayside 1032 Series Sc: Dave Hockert 623 Series Hdcp: Dale Truex 668 Game Sc: Emanuel Chupp 262 Game Hdcp: Dale Housour 252 600 Series D. Hockert 623, E. Chupp 603 200 Games V. Frederick 222, D. Truex 210, 211, D. Hockert 222, 203, G. Yoder 202, B. Mishler 222, R. Webey 203, L. Reed 206, G. Phillips 203, D. Housour 230, E. Chupp 202, G. Reed 224. NATIONAL LEAGUE St of Oct. 27 Advance-News 28 Eastlund Ins. 23 Hog’s Marathon : 22 American Legion Rexall Drugs ___—, 21 Ready Mix Weddy Paints 20 Mellinger’s 19 Farm Bureau Hively’s 17 Jim’s TV .. 15 1 Arrow Trailers 14% Gold Crown Lanes 14 J. R. Amott 13 Curtis TV 12% Yoder Cabinets 10 Team Series: Weldy 2949 1 Team Game: Mellinger’s 1080 Series Sc: R. Biever 591 Series Hdcp: E. Eastlund 662 Game Sc: E. Hepler 229 Game Hdcp: G. Chambers 249 200 Games K. Stouder 203, R. Chokey 200, E. Yoder 202, R. Biever 200, G. Homish 200, R. Shively 202, D. Hepler 210, E. Hepler 229, A. Weber 200, C. Hamsher 217, D. Hively 211, G. Chambers 227, M. Pippen 220, E. Eastlund 204.

THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE as of Oct. 28 Main Grill 26 State Farm Insurance 22% Christner Oil 21 Sohmucker’s Store 21 Arrow Trailers 20% Fletcher Village Shop .■ 20 Templeton Oil ... 19 Marathon Oilers L 18 Kacy’s _ .... 18 Martin Hardware 17 B&B 16 Rexall Drugs 16 Stahly & Stillson 15% Food-town ._ 14% Heckaman Mfg. Cos. 11% Coppee, Inc. .... 11%

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*i. ' ' This picture was taken of Tom Evans just before he was hurt dfir’lhg the Plymouth game. The call for piling on did little to appease fctns, who felt that Tom's injury was unnecessary and could have been abided. Earlier, Nappanee fans had been disturbed when the fact that Ted Frick on a punt situation, received unnecessary roughness, pot detected by referees.

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Dave Callander was a reliable ground gainer whenever the Bulldogs needed either short yardage or a long run during the season.

Hi Game Sc: Christner Oil 801 Hi Game Hdcp: Christner 965 Hi Series Sc: Christner 2261 Hi Series Hdcp: Christner 2753 200 Game H. Buss 223 500 Series L. Speioher 516, P. Bean 513, P. Middaugh 504. Splits Converted -10 D. Suter, E. Stahly, T. Bigler; 5-6 P. Heckaman, A. Tobias, H. Buss, L. Robison, R. Dean: 2-7-10 M. Ervin; 5-7 Z. Brown, P. Middaugh, J. Clem, D. Mishler; 5-7-9 T. Bigler; 4-5 R. Dean; 5-8-10 B. Hartzler. MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE as of Nov. 1 DX Oilers - 23 The Dubs , 22% 16 I’s 22% Double Trouble 22 The Neighbors 19%

Checkmates ....—_. 16 Un-Holy Rollers .... —.... 12 .007 ....... 6% 600 Series Galen Phillips 189, 212, 238 500 Series Bob Callander 574, Tony Senff 568, Jerry Bigler 543, Betty Wiegand 539, Dick Stahly 528, Peg Bean 523, Denny Wiegand 518, Dave Hosier 508, Don Hinton 506. 200 Games Tony Senff 214, 202, Dick Stahly 210, Bob Callander 207, Betty Wiegand 205, Jerry Bigler 204, Dave Hosier 200. Hi Team Series: 16 I’s 2289, Double Trouble 2222, DX Oilers 2196. Hi Team Games: 16 I’s 835 808, Double. Trouble 782, 765, DX Oilers 763. Splits Converted t— Betty Wiegand 4-5, Don Hinton 5-6, Gil Jenkins 5-7, Jerry Bigler 4-7-9.

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