The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 December 1962 — Page 3

Bristol Edges Milford In Waning Moments Os Friday Night Game, 71-69

BRISTOL EDGES MILFORD IN. ' by Ron Brown Coach Jerry Van Meter’s Trojans turned in a fine performance Friday night only to see their hopes shattered with a last second I

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shot by Bristol’s Nielson. Nielson shot from just inside the IQ-second line with three seconds remaining, the net snapped, aod the Trojans had lost a heartbreaker. Milford jumped to an eleven

point lead in the first quarter 24-1 13. In the second quarter Bristol narrowed the lead to two points 3432. Bristol returned fired up in the second half and took a seven point third quarter lead, but the game was far from over. In the fourth quarter Milford began a steady chipping at Bristol’s lead. The tenor of excitement rose as three Bristol boys fouled out. With less than a minute remaining Mil-

ford’s John Gerber tied the score at 69 apiece. Then with only three seconds left Nielson sank his fatal blow. The Trojans turned in a fine aU around game against a talented Bristol quintet. John Gerber of Milford led both teams by scoring 25 points. Tom Holderread followed closely with 20 to give the Trojans a strong one-two punch. Marion Groves added 10 more to the cause. Nielson led Bristol by scoring 22 points, 10 of which came in the final quarter. Milford will be seeking to even

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its score against Elkhart county foes when it goes against New Paris, small powerhouse from Elkhart county. The game will be held at Milford Friday, Dec. 7. The game portends to be a good one with revenge seeking and constantly improving Milford going against long time rival New Parte. On Saturday, Dec. 8, the Trojans will have another home game game against Sidney. Sidney was added to the schedule this year to replace the loss of opponents due to consolidation. Box score follows BRISTOL (71): Ziegler 445, Vanskylock 213, Keller 101, Culveyhouse 824, Wall 200, Erickson 125, Huff 125, Nielson 940. MILFORD (69): Zimmerman 232, Stump, Groves 344, Dewart 304, Holderread 842, Gerber 971. Score by quarters Bristol 13 32 52 71 Milford 24 34 45 69 Officials: Walker and Dortne. Milford "B” Team Routs Bristol Milford’s second tetam soundly trounced Bristol JTriday night. After the first there was little doubt as to the outcome. The

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final score showed Milford winning 56-34. Dick Groves, Greg Mishler, and Verl Baker again proved instrumental in gaining the victory for Milford. The joyful spirit of the team was dampened by the injury of Don Bucher, the promising sophomore guard. It was reported that Donald would probably not seen action again until the latter part of the season. The second team’s next opponent will be New Paris on Friday, Dec. 7. ETA BETA PI YULE PARTY AT RUBY’S TEAROOM, MILFORD Twenty-one members of the Eta Beta Pi Sorority and one guest attended the Christmas partymeeting Monday evening at Ruby’s tearoom in Milford. Mrs. Albert Graff of Milford and Mrs. Kenneth Calbeck of Nappanee were in charge of arrangements and entertainment. Punch was served to the members as they arrived followed by a turkey dinner served buffet style. Each small table was centered

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with a Santa Claus candle, the same motif being used in the combination nutcup-placecards and napkins. > In a miniature bell exchange, Mrs. Esther Poynter received a prize for holding the gold bell, and the six centerpieces were given to “six lucky number” holders. Mrs. LaMar Garber of Elkhart was awarded a prize for being the cleverest writer of telegrams. A gift exchange was held around a beautifully decorated Christmas tree. Others attending were Mrs. Harold Burns, South Bend; Mrs. Preston Klinger, Mrs. Edna Polk and Mrs. Esther Gentzhorn of Elkhart; Mrs. Peter Beer, Goshen; Mrs. P. C. Bartlett, Syracuse; Mrs. John Augsburger, Lake Wawasee; Mrs. Don Anglin, Mrs. Russell Price and Mrs. John Robinson, Nappanee; Mrs. Robert Hoover, Mrs. Harold Tom, Mrs. Russell Neff, Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner, Mrs. Roy Schultz, Mrs. Joseph Sunthimer, and Mrs. Charles Kerlin of Milford. The guest was Mrs. Charles Oliphant of Washington, D. C.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamsher of Nappanee. Mrs. Huber is a sister of Mr. Hamsher. Sunday visitors of Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson and sons of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hagan of Mentone. Mrs. Tibor Szabo of HopeweU Junction, New York, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kann of Milford. The Junior Homemakers 4-H club met on Monday, Nov. 12, at the home of Debora Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Augsburger of Wawasee Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner of Milford were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. a,nd Mrs. Wilder Burnside of Walkerton. Mrs. Charlene Traster of Milford entertained at a birthday dinner for her mother, Mrs. Perry Hoover, at *he Steer Inn near Claypool on Sunday. Also present to enjoy the dinner were Mr. Hoover an£ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathews, all of the Milford area. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Boyer and family of Fort Wayne were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and two sons of Milford. Mrs. Guy Fisher of Milford is reported to be improving fjem her recent illness and may have visitors. Mrs. Emma Clayton of Milford is working in the Fisher home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh of Milford were in Chicago Tuesday Christmas shopping. LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehrer of Syracuse Lake left last week for Califomia where they will spend the winter months, Their address will be 677 East Colorado Blvd, care of Crown Hotel Apts.,'Pasadena, Calif. ADOPTS DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Garth Haines of Syracuse are happy to announce the adoption of a daughter, Louella Marie, on November 29. Mr. and Mrs. Haines, formerly of Fort Wayne, reside in Oakwood Park.

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