Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 51, Number 43, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 4 September 1958 — Page 12

—Thursday 4 Sept. 1958

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JP Report* On Holiday Week End Violation* Ten boating violation cases were taken to the court of Robert McCullough. Syracuse Justice of the Peace during Labor Day week end. Paying fines and costs of $24.00 to $25.50. were James Mewhlnney of Dayton. Ohio; Ilona Kimble, Fort Wayne; Mike D. Brady. Mishawaka; Leonard O. Marseille, Indianapolis; John E. George, Fort Wayne; DamionRatliff, Indianapolis; William E. Hess. Martinsville; Richard L. Parker, Fort Wayne; Wilbur Rowe. Dayton. Ohio; and C. E. Richardson. Elkhart. Four fines of $18.75 each were paid for traffic violations last Friday by Larry Laird, Syracuse; Geneva Oldfather, Mishawaka; Leon M. Ringenberg. Nappanee; and John D. Corbett of Marion. Hearing on case of Charles E. Hampton was set for 6 September No traffic arrests by either state or local police were reported for the three-day holiday week end in Turkey Creek Township for trial before the justice of the peace. Bowling • • • Tuesday Night Ladies Team Standings: W L Foo & Faye 4 0 Tom Socks 4 0 Village Furniture Mart 3 1 Twiggettes 1 3 Village Auto Sales 0 4 Liberty Coach 0 4 High Team Game—Twiggettes, 6-7-7; High Team Series— Foo & Faye. 1946. 150 Games—Agnes Smith. 159; Anna Hess. 153; Eldora Wogoman. 152. 400 Series—Pat Cripe. 190-177-188-555; Grace Eyer. 162-166465; Kate Connell. 157-445; and Barbara Twigg, 410. Little League Baseball JUNIOR LEAGUE Tourney finals were played Tuesday 26 August with the Lions winning from the * Bank 3Awards were given at the conclusion of the game as follows: Batting trophy, Tom Kramer .428. Blue ribbons were given to each member of the Lions team for winning the tourney, and to the Bank team for winning the League championship. A League trophy also was given to the Bank team, and a Tourney trophy to the Lions. Highlighting the final hour of the evening was a surprise treat by the Thornburg Drug. Lakeside Bakery and Pilcher’s Shoes, who treated the more than sixty junior leaguers present to cake and ice-cream cones. PONY LEAGUE On Wednesday the Yanks beat the Cubs in the final game as Dan Caskey of the Yanks pitched a no-hit, no-run game. Final standings: Sox 5-3; Cubs 4- Yanks 3-5. John Lantz of the Sox received the batting tropny with a .333 average. Whites Win 6-0 From Grays In All-Star Game In the final game of the season. the Junior League All-Star game, played Friday 29 August, the Whites won 6-0 from the Grays. This was the fifth shutout of the Junior league season. Whites 3 0 0 0 0 3. 6 runs, hits. Grays 0 0 0 0 00. 0 runs, f hit. Tom Kramer and Dennis Buhrt pitched three innings each for the Whites and Jerry Thornburg and Clifford Wogoman three innings each for the Grays. In closing the 1958 League season, the teams express their thanks to the parents, sponsors, managers, coaches, umpires, scorekeepers and all others who helped to make this summer of baseball possible. The SyracuScene . . . Blair LaugMLn, Jr, who to 1b U. S. Navy school at Memphis. Tennessee, made a surprise visit last week end to Syracuse to see his father. Blair Laughlin, and Mrs. Laughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Hany Juday spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray.

The SyracuScene ... . Miss Carol LeClare and Miss , Carmen Stephen of Grand Rap- , ids. Michigan, were week end guests of Carol’s grandmother. | Mrs. Olive Miller. Mr. and Mrs. William Haas and five daughters returned Sunday to Asheville. North Carolina, after spending a month with Mrs. Haas’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Xanders. Mr. Haas as- 1 sisted at the Lakeside Bakery during the month of August. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juday spent Sunday afternoon with their son Rex. They report he is home from the hospital but far from well. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Free, man. Jr., and son. David, of West Lafoyette were guests Tuesday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kammann and sons were in Kankakee. Illinois, for several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Baugher and daughter, Emily Jane, of Detroit, Michigan, spent the week end in the homes of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kern. Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baugher. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Anderson arrived in New York from Panama a week ago Saturday and are now in Washingeon, D. C. They are expected to arrive in Syracuse at the home of Mrs. Anderson’s mother. Mrs. Melville Smith in a week or so. Mrs. Olive Miller returned Friday from a week with her daughter and family, the Ralph

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McMackens, in Canton, Ohio. The family brought her home and stayed for the week end.

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Friday A Saturday Sept. 5-6 Star Loaded Twin Bill Jeff Chandler Orson Wells 'MAN In The SHADOW** also Robert Stack Lauren BacaU in "GIFT OF LOVE" * (in color) SATURDAY FAMILY TREAT NIGHT > Added 2 Guest Features Sunday A Monday Sept. 7-8 2 NIGHTS ONLY 2 * Don’t Miss It! Marlon Brando Montgomery Clift in "THE YOUNG LION" • plus co-hlt "UNDER FIRE" Tues., Thun. Sept. 9-18-11 Sl.te A Car Load — 3 Features "BAILOUT AT 43,000" 'Revolt At Ft. Laramie' « "JUNGLE HEAT"