Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 90, Number 12, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 15 September 1966 — Page 11

Bulldog Harriers Whip Triton 15-50 The Nappanee Bulldogs Cross Country team scored a clean sweep against Triton last Thursday coming out with the perfect score of 15 to Triton’s 50, Doug Chokey led the local harriers with a time of 10:07. Close behind him, and in this order, were Mike Sassaman, Dick Kaufman, Bill Kaufman, Craig Middaugh, Dennis Martin. Sam Sheets and A1 McQuinn. There was only a 24 second difference in time b tween Doug and Al, so there was a general Blue and White streak across the finish line. The first Triton runner finished behind McQuinn. Need a refresher on cross country scoring? First place gets one point, second gets two and so on through the first five places. A perfect score for a team is 15 and, obviously, the low score wins. Local meets are run on the South Side School property and adjacent property belonging to Fred Haney. HORSE PONY PROJECT The Horse and Pony project of the Elkhart County 4-H Club met at Boot Hill Ranch near Jones, Michigan on Saturday evening, September 10. The group enjoyed their evening meal and then went for a moonlight ride returning to camp for popcorn and fellowship. Sunday morning at 6 a.m. everyone was up caring for their horses and bacon and eggs was served prepared over a large iron kettle. There were 98 people attending the morning worship at 9 a.m. There were 74 children and parents on the trail ride with the rest of the group staying behind to pi'epare the lunch. Lunch was served along the trail ride which ended at 3 p.m. Everyone was happy, tired and dirty and ready to break camp and return home.

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TRICOUNTY PONY TROTTING The Tri-County Pony Trotting Club are holding a ribbon and trophy race, Sunday, September 18 at 2 p.m. at Phoenix Downs. Eligibility papers should be in by 1 {j.m. The club tracks are east of Nappanee on U.S. 6. BOWLING NITE OWL MIXED LEAGUE September 9 Black Diamonds 8 Hoot Owls .’. ....... 5 Schnapp’s Kids ... . ... 5 Team No. 3 4 We’re Trying 4 Team No. 7 ... 4 Leisure Time 2 Four Fridays 0 High team 3 games, Black Diamonds, 2025. High team game, Black Diamonds, 712. High man’s series, Ron Hibschman, 638. High woman’s series, Elaine Hibschman, 458. High man’s game, Ron Hibschman, 232. High woman’s game, Elaine Hibschman, 178. Honor scores, Ron Hibschman, 203-203-232 —638; Dave Wiseman, 212; Pat Carunchia, 213 and Elaine Hibschman, 178. CLASSIC LEAGUE September 12 Stahly & Stillson 8 Glenn’s Gulf —~ ~ 5 Jay-Dee Cleaners 5 D-D Service ... 4 Wayside Drive-In .... 4 Rays’ Carpet Inc. _ 4 Nappanee Milling Cos 4 Chris D-X .'.... 4 Housour Trucking ......———... 4 Kuss Bakery 4 Roth’s Mobil No. 2 .. 1 Stuckman Shoes 1 600 series, G. Yoder, 612 and P. Carunchia, 606. 200 Games, J. Phillips, 200; H. Miller, 201; J. Knisley, 209; D. Truex, 211; P. Carunchia, 203-222; E. Chupp, 200-202; T. Sneff, 238; G. Yoder, 253-200; B. Mishler, 212; A. Miller, 202; D. Berger, 208; A. Rogers, 202; D. Clem, 226-214; F. Lemna, 203; G. Phillips, 200 and G. Reed, 200. Team series, Jay-Dee Cleaners, 3091. Team game, Chris D-X, 1089. Ind. series, Gene Yoder, 612. <lnd. game, Tony Senff, 238. Ind. series, hdcp., Pat Carunchia, 660. Ind. game hdcp., Galen Phillips, 240. FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE September 9 L. Thwaits Grain 7V2 Agitators ....... 7 Hurricanes 7 Hot Shots —— 4 Mogul Rubber 4 Splits 4 Unpredictables ... 4 Wild Four 4 Rolling Four . 3 Slam Bangs 2 Tail Gates ... ... ...... .. 1 Hits and Misses % Honor scores, women, Betty Weigand, 206—541; Men, Don Price, 226. 200 games, Les Epley, 204, 200; C. Lingofelter, 204 and H. Marsin, 200.

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The Nappanee High School Cross Country Team. Front row (I to r) Manager Don Ruhl, Randy Cripe, Bob Mellinger, Craig Middaugh, Bob Watersan, Kim Heckaman, Charles Crum and Rolland Miller. Back row, Dick Kaufman, Mike Sassaman, Malcolm McDonald, Doug Chokey, Al McQuinn, Ron Meister, Kenny Detweiler and Dennis Martin. Missing from the group are Jack Sheets, Sam Sheets and Bill Kaufman. Bob Riley is coach of the team.

MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE September 12 16-I's ...$ 8 4- ----- 7 The Hopefuls ... 7 The Boozers 6 Pete’s Fizzlers 5 M. C. : 4 Checkmates 3 Mac-Pip’s ..... —3 L& M 3 Unholy Rollers ... 1 The Hooters —— 1 Hin-Ko’s 0 500 series, Bill Phend, 585; Jim C. Miller, 550; Roy Meister, 533; Keith McCuen, 522; Merrill Schmeltz, 518; John Yeater, 504 and Tony Senff, 502. 200 games, Bill Phend, 226 and Keith McCuen, 210. High team series, Pete’s Fizzlers, 2449; Hin-Ko’s, 2377 and The Hopefuls, 2369. High team game, Pete’s Fizzlers, 847; M. C. and Hopefuls, 835 and L & M, 828. Splits converted, Elnore Senff, 5- 5-8-10; Em Schmeltz, 6-7-10; Shirley Stahly, 5-10; Ray Miller, 5-10 and Velma Miller, 5-6-10. WEDNESDAY MORNING COFFEE LEAGUE September 7 Sugars .......... - 7 Drips —— 6 Mugs —1 —.— 5 Cookies —4% Perks Instants ..... 4 Donuts —3 Coffee Mates ... - 2V2 Half & Halfs 2 Vacs Splits converted, Wilma Ervin, 3-10; Phid Verstraete and Ruth Geyer (twice), 2-7; Shirley Flowers and Lois Miller, 5-6; Elaine Lewis, 3-7; Janice Robinson, 4-10; Phil Haney, 6-7 and Connie Brock, 5-7 and 3-10. Games 175 and over, Pat Heckaman, 177; Ruth Geyer, 177 (506); Linda Seward, 179; Peg Bean, 179 & 179 (527); Rosie Cain, 181; Jeri Carunchia, 183 and Laurel Speicher, 185. Oddity, Leona Shively, 157-147-137.

NATIONAL LEAGUE DIVISION 1 September 7 American Legion 7 Advance News 5 Weldy Paints 5 Hively’s ..:.... 5 Young’s . 5 Rexall Drugs 4 Gold Crown Lanes 3 Farm Bureau i 3 M. C. N. Corp. 0 600 series, C. Hamsher, 618. 200 games, J. Stillson, 217; R. Weber, 213; K. Stouder, 203; M. Bigler, 201; D. Hepler, 214; C. Hamsher, 206-220; D. Clem, 200; P. Zentz, 203-201 and R. Young, 207. Tea’ll! series, Team game, Younger 1068, Series Sc., C. Hamsher, 618. Game Sc., J. Stillson, 217. Series hdcp., P. Zentz, 684. Game hdcp., K. Stouder and L. Clipp, 235. NATIONAL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 September 7 Eastlund Ins. . 7 J. R. Arnott 6 Legion Wrestling 5 Jim’s Tv Yoder Cabinets , 4 Land O’Goshen 4 Neff Masons 4 Pletcher Furniture 4 OK Body Shop 1 Curtis Tv 0 200 games, D. Strakowski, 203; J. Heckaman, 202; Gene E. Yoder, 211 and L. Slabaugh, 234. Team series, Yoder Cabinet, 2930. Teanj game, Legion Wrestling, 1099. Series Sc., D. Strakowski, 559. Game Sc., L. Slabaugh, 234. Series hdcp., F. Shaffer, 641. Game hdcp., L. Clouse, 242. MAJOR LEAGUE BOWLING September 6 Nappanee Telephone 6 Templeton Shell 6 Metzler Shoes 5 Schmuckers LP Gas ’ 5 Mutschler Kitchens 4 Coppes Kitchen 4 Pontious Plumbing 3 Moorman Feeds 3 Clipp Auto Supply ... 2 B & R Supply _ 2

200 games, Glen Bellman, 230: Karl Kirobel, 209 and Howard Hepler, 208. High individual series, Glen Bellman, 574. High individual game, Karl Knobel, 209. High individual series hdcp., Les Epley, 631. High individual game hdcp., Howard Hepler, 238. High team series, Templeton Shell, 2937. High team game, Schmucker’s LP Gas, 1003: AMERICAN LEAGUE BOWLING September 6 Rod’s DX Service : 8 Martins Hdwe . 8 Deisch Supply Cos. . 7 Franklin Coach Cos. :.. 4 Warren’s Men’s Wear 4 Kacy’s ... 1 Leisure Time No. 1 0 Leisure Time No. 2 ... 0 200 games, Kent Stuckman, 212 and Glen Yoder, 204. High series, Larry Hurstine, 526. High game, Kent Stuckman, 212. High series hdcp.. Kirby Miller, 614. High game hdcp., Glen Yoder. 251. High team series, Martin’s Hdwe., 2795. High team game, Warren’s Men’s Wear, 985. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Templeton Oil ... ~ 7 Timber Lanes 6 B&B , 6 Christner Oil 6 Kacy’s ~ 6 Pletcher Village Shop 5 Little & Clark , ... 5 Schmucker’s Store 5 P.N. Hirsch .... 5 Curtis, Tv ; 4 Rexall Drugs 4 Main Grill 3 Stahly & Stillson 3 Hepler’s Shoes 3 Coppes, Inc. 3 Overland Coach 3 Housour’s ( 2 Arrow Trailers 2 Foodtown 1

State Farm Insurance 1 High team gartie scratch, Main Grill, 820. High team game hdcp., B & B, 985. High team series scratch, Main Grill, 2370. High team series hdcp., Main Grill, 2784. 200 games, V. Weldy, 201 and P. Bean, 212, 210. 500 series, P. Bean, 580; A. Tobias, 540 and J. Blodgett, 501. Splits converted, E. Stahly, M. Miller, 4-5; D. Unger, D. Chokey, H. Ruff, J. Silvers, 5-10; B. Stouder, P. Haney, A. Woodhams, M. Michael, 5-7; D. Unger, 3-7; J. Blodgett, 4-5-7-9; Ma Phillips, 6-7: P. Middaugh, 5-6-10; S. Tobias, M. Michael, R. McCarty, B. Lehman. L. Weddle, A. Lopp. C. Erwin, 5-6; M. Berger, 5-6-10; J. Silvers, 2-7-10: B. Newman, 5-8-10. EAST AND SOUTH SCHOOL LUNCH MENU Thursday, September 15 Ham salad sandwiches, buttered j broccoli, carrot sticks, marble sq. and milk. Friday, September 16 Fish, potatoes, jello salad, bread and butter, cookie and milk. i 1 .JL. ' ’ I >\ M .< f Monday, September 19 Hot dogs, baked beans, pin apple, prune cake and milk. Tuesday, September 20 Beef and gravy, biscuit, cole slaw, bread and butter, fruit cookie and milk. Wednesday, September 21 Spaghetti, carrot sticks, green j beans, bread and butter, fruit and j milk. ; Thursday, September 22 - Hoagy sandwich, tomato soup, crackers, heavenly rice and milk. Friday, September 23 Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, bread and butter, : glass salad and milk. EUB NEWS The worship and preaching j commission will meet on Wednes- ' day September 14 at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, September 15 the board of trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m. The Bible Class will have a carry-in dinner at noon in the church. The hostesses are Blanch e Hartman, Ruth Mitchell and Mable Sloat. ' Every Tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m. the Housewives’ Bible Study ; will be held. | LaMar Berger graduated from j Sam’s Technical Institute and will J be working in Cedar Rapids, lowa., Millions of manuscripts, in all languages, all un-read, are housed in a museum in Thailand by authors, who write for pleasure, ] not profit or fame. Read the Classifieds.

IT'S NEW- IT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING THIS IS WHERE IT ALL BEGINS!!! OPENING SAT., SEPT. 17 8:00 P.M. THE "Dukeskellar" ON THE RIVER Featuring Live Entertainment Every Saturday Nite and Sunday afternoon 2 til 5 “DUKESKELLE'R” Is Located On The Old ElkhartCoshen Road (Cos. Rd. 45) At The Elkhart River Bridge. POSITIVELY NO ALCOHOL ON THE PREMISES GIRLS - NO SLACKS OR SHORTS BOYS - NO |EANS DRESS SHARP - DON’T BE A SLOB - MAINTAIN YOUR COOL. SEPT. 17 FEATURING THE DUKES

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FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1966 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Probable Winners & Scores v Probable Losers & Scores Chicago 17 Los Angeles 16

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1966

Adrian ~ '.. 14 Air Force Academy ... 14 Akron 2Q Arizona State f7. Arkansas ST Army , __ 24 Auburn 34 Ball State 21 Central Michigan 14 Colorado 14 Dayton 14 DePauw 34 Drake . 28 Duke 28 Evansville *0 Florida 21 Franklin 20 Georgia Tech 24 Georgia '., 14 Houston ... i 17 Illinois 17 Indiana State 14 Indiana 27 lowa .... 20 Kansas ...... 21 Louisiana State 17 Michigan State 24 Michigan .. ... . ..... 21 Mississippi I’o Missouri ' 17 Navy ! 14 Nebraska 31 North Carolina 17 Northern Illinois 20 Oklahoma .... 21 Penn State 21 Purdue . 35 Stanford : 24 Texas 24 U. C. L. A. 28 Vanderbilt 20 Virginia Tech ..1... ...... 14 Virginia : _.... 21 Wabash 21 Washington State ... 17 Washington 21 Western Kentucky 20 Western Michigan 21 Wisconsin .. ..... il 14

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Baltimore ... Dallas :. 20 Detroit ... ..... 17 Green Bay ..._. ........i —23 Philadelphia ._... 20 St. Louis 23

AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Boston 24 Buffalo 27 Kansas City 27 New York Jets ..... 30

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Manchester 7 Wyoming : 13 ' Northern Michigan 7 j Texas Western 20 Oklahoma State ; . 7 Kansas State 7 Chattanooga 7 Indiana (Pa.) State 14 , Youngstown ...._. 13 Miami (Fla.) J. 13 . Richmond 7 Macalester 6 N. W. Missouri State ..._ 14 West Virginia _..... 14 Bradley : 13 Northwestern ..._ 14 Olivet 6 Texas A. & M 7 * Mississippi State 13 Florida State 14 So. Methodist .... 14 Eastern Illinois .... 7 Miami (Ohio) ... 14 Arizona 7 Texas Tech ._... 20 South Carolina 7 North Carolina State 14 Oregon State ......... 7 Memphis State 7 Minnesota 14 Boston College 13 Texas Christian ........ 14 Kentucky 14 Butler 14 Oregon 14 Maryland 1......... 7 Ohio U 7 San Jose State 7 So. California ... 7 Pittsburgh 14 The Citadel 6 Tulane .?. Wake Forest :.... 13 Valparaiso - .... 14 California , —.—. 14 Idaho ’ 14 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 13 Lamar Tech ... : 14 lowa State .... 1_ 13

Minnesota 17 New York Giants 17 Pittsburgh 17 Cleveland 20 Atlanta .... 14 Washington 17

Denver ■ 23 Miami 10 Oakland x 24 Houston 27

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