The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 February 1963 — Page 2
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LAND O LAKES LEAGUE , January 31, 1963 ' “A" League { STANDINGS W L Syracuse Legion 60% 27% McCormick-Cutter 53% 34% Frog. Tavern 48 40 Wilkerson Paints 44 44 Deans Milk 44 44 Farmers Feed 43 45 » Blue Shingle 42%45% Harris Funeral Horse 40 48 Arnold’s Groc. 37 51 Wawasee Marina - 27%60% High series — Syracuse. Legion 2891. ‘ High games — Syracuse Legion 1009. 600 series — L. Vance 193-208-224-625, R. Wogoman 214-188-208-610, N. - Biddle 167-213-224-604. 535 series — D- Brown 555, R. Brown 584, B. Hare 545, B. Knapp 541, H. Gallahan 577,' M. Ganshorn 579, G-. -Nordman 568, A. Howell 540, M. Dorsey 550, R. Strombeck i 542, G. Burns 562, C. Eby 585, DPilcher ! » ■ 1 200 games — K. Koble 201, D. Brown 211, R. Brown 208, B. Hare ! 202, B. Knapp 212-213, H. Gallahan 23&. M. Ganshorn 208, <5- 1 • Nordman 202, A. Howell 200, C. Lindzy 200, R. Strombeck 203, G. 1 Burns 214, H. Bartman 208, D. 1 Pilcher 228. < "B” Flight ' Hires Electric .59 29 Logan Fuel “51 37 < Auers Service 50 §8 1 Aero Mfg. Co. 49 39 ! . Carwiles TV 49 39 State Bank Syracuse 41 47 Rose Jewelry 39 49 Byler Motors 1 . 37 51 - Galloways Groc. 36 52 , Walters Drugs 4 29 59 j High series. — Hires Electric ( 2608. High game — Hires Electric j 931. ' ' 600 series — R. Brazil 180-180-242-607. 500 1 series —'C. Koble 522, C. ; Davies 578, C; Cleveland 545, J. < Nyikos 509, H. Gladieux 527, R. Laughlin 500, L- Mollenhour 573, ; M. Hire 518, B. Smith 572, A. Bobeck 515200 games — C. Koble 202, C. Davies 235, L. Mollenhour 224, B. Smith 2QI. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE . • January 31, 1963 ‘B & K Drive-In 57 27 American Industries 57 27 'Hawaiian Village 50 34 Carwile TV ’ 49 35 Town House 47 37 Wawasee Pkg- 46 38 North Webster Bank 45% 38% Baugher Builders 45 39 Pilchers 44 ° 40 . Greene Pontiac 43% 41% Brazel’s Bait • 43 41 ■ Mishler’s 41 43 Klink’s 39 45 Ruch & Van’s 36 48 Darr’s Gulf 36 48 Marise’s V 35%48% Wolf’s Store 34 50 Floyd Lantz Painters 33 51 McCormick-Cutter 1 '3l 53 Nine’s Pie Shop 27% 56% High team game — Wawasee P.kg. 773. - High team series — B & K Drive-In 2186. , 500 .series — I. Stahley 218-179-171-568, A. Gallahan 218-182-155, 555, L. Gilbert 174-208-167-549, I. Carwile 187-I'6l-157-505, J. Mishler Other 200 games — E. Blakesley 233- 1- ■ 170 gamesXand 450 series —. F. Holloway 452, P. Rhodes 459, B. Coy 181-462, U. Baugher 469, M. Witsaman 189-493, V. Penn 462, M. Thornburg 184-473, D. Coburn 180*488, G. Knisley 174-450, F. Wortinger 488, L. Connolly 450, E. Blakesley 489, S. Talmadge 180*453, M. L. Willsey 176-495, B. Nyce 172-476, W. Finton 177-178-493, L» Vanlaningham 174, E. Tatman 178, M. Lockwood 172, BGreene, 171, L. Ulery 172. INTRA CITY LEAGUE January 31 f 1963 O. K. Sales 55 29 Larry’s Upholstery 47 37 t Daily Queen 46 38 The Mail-Journal /*" 40 44 Andy’s D-X 36 48 McClintic Insurance 29 55 606 series — R. Hibschman 231-203-603. 200 games 500 series — H. Schrock* 554, J. Wilson 223-548, O. ’ Cobbum 202-553, J. Kroh 220-533, S. Hire 217-514, D. Strieby 511, L. Burtsfield 504, L- Coy 221-533. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED February 1, 1963 Anchor Bar 60 28 Greene Pontiac 59 29 Byler Motors 57 31 Country Corner 57 31 Huey Well Drilling 56 32 ’ Wawasee Lumber 53 35 Marise’s r . Tom Socks 42 46 Sportsmans Center 41 47 Electronic Center 39% 48% The Beacon 41 47 Liberty Coach ‘39 49 Peachey Lime Spreading 39 49 Wawasee TV 38 50 Nine Pins 36%'51% Wawasee Plaza 36 52 The Pines 27%60% Clip & Curl j 27 61 High team gaihe — Beacon 727. ■ I ■
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High team series — Huey’s 2047. 6QO series - men — L. Vance 227-213-209-649. 200 games and. 525 series - men — D. Pilcher .527, G. Beavers 203565, L. Owen 221-578, J. Honer 554, K. W. Kurtz 234-543, B- Harrington 202-548, D. Swenson 528, W. Hagerdon 543, J. Carr 531, T. Leer 202-541, D. Knisley 204-582. 500 series - women — I. Carwile 227-523, B. Greene 184-189-513, SKern 171-170-507. 170 games and 440 series women __ p. Maresh 447, S. Hoover 458, V. Peachey 446, €. Knisley 461, K. Knisley 184-171-494, B. Kline 444, J. Criswell 464, K. Auer 176-453, D. Armbruster 180-475, M. Piver 475, E. Blakesley 212-497, E. Carr 465, D. Knisley 454, M. Mangus 182. DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE February 1, 1963 Syracuse Cleaners 63 21 Baugher Construction ’47 37 Colpaert Homes 46% 37% Excel Distributors 42 42 Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 42 42 Likens and Sons! 40% 43% Schultz Moble Homes 31.. 53 Wasburn Tree Service 24 60 High team game — Syracuse Cleaners 943. High team series — Syrcause Cleaners 2698. High Ind. game — W. Merrick 234. High Ind. series — W. Merrick 234-201-183-618. 525 series —J. Carr 590, R. ' Brazel 574, J. Pearson 571, J. Kern 568, H. Gallahan 544, W. Conway 538, L. Kirkdorffer 533 A. Keim. 526, H. Hostetler 525. 200 games — R. Brazel 220, W. Conway 220, H. Keim 209, C. Gaff : 208, J. Carr 204-203, J. Kern 203203, H. Gallahan 200. COUNTY LEAGUE February 4, 1963 "A" Flight . Wawasee Pkg. Store 59 21 Pilcher’s Shoes 48 t 32 O. K. Sales 48 32 ' Wawasee Bowl 43 37 Lakeland Produce 43 37 Thornburg Drug! Co. 42 38 Frog Tayem 38 42 Byler Motors 34% 45% No. Webster Hdwe. Co. 24% 55% Syracuse Rubber Prod. 20 60 High team game — Pilcher’s Shoes 1012. High team series ’— O. K. Sales 2801. High Ind. game —Eugene Henning 256. High Ind- series — L. Vance 685. 600 series L. Vance 685, T. Leer 628, A. Howell 626, R. Knisley 616. 200 games — T. Leer 243, L. Vanpe 236-225-224, D. Pilcher 226, R. Knisley 224, A. Howell 223-212, F. Nyikos 222, F. Schrock 221, O. Cobbum 217, J. Lowe 216, J. Tracy 216, J. Morganthaler 213, M- Ganshorn 209-203, E. Eby 209, B. Bosstick 207, J. Wortinger 205, E. Graff 204/ R. Strombeck 203-202, E. Gordon 203-212, J/ Carr 202, R. Thibaut 201 s 525 series —- E. Gordon 586, E. Henning 585, J. Tracy 585, O. Cobbum 583, M. Ganshorn 583, J. Qarr 577, J. Lowe 573, F. Schreck 569, J Wortinger 565, D. Pilcaer 564, R. Yoder 548, R. 'Thibaut 547, R. Strombeck 543, B. Bosstick 542, J. Morganthaler 533, R. Vbnasch 532, E. Armbruster 529, C. ! Eby , Flight Wawasee Restaurant 47 33 No. Webster Lions 47 33 Kinder Mfg. Co, 46 34 Kurly’s Keglers 44 36 Coxy’s Gun Shop ’ 43 .37 Auction Bar 41 39 Connolly’s Groc. 41 39 Budget Loans 39 41 Syracuse Police 29 51 Barbee Lake Hotel 23 57 High team game — Lions 933. High team series — Wawasee Restaurant 2585. High Ind. game — George Pav- ’ el 231. . High Ind. series —Paul Royer ’ 596.200 games —C. Walton 224, PRoyer 215-200, J. Greiner 214, R. Emmens 213, F. Plank 212, C. Davies 205, D. Smith 201. 525 series -h- C. Davies 576, R. Wogoman 549, G. Pavel 548, LWeaver 545, R. Hodgson 535, R. Roberts 533, J. Greiner 529. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE February 5, 1963 B & K Drive-In, 48 32 Sleepy Owl 48 32 Syracuse Cleaners 44 36 Tom Socks . 44 36 - Kinder Mfg. 39 41 LeVemier’s Auto Polish 38 42 . Wawasee Laundromat 29% 50%/ . State Bank Syracuse 29%50%| , High team game — . 805. High team series — Sleepy Owl 2245. High Ind. games and series — I. Stahley 202-532. 500 series — I. Stahley 202-532, B. Kline 181-200-519. 170 games and 440 series — P. Rhodes 490, R. Emerick 457, S. Tytler 444, M. Willard 441, A. Stefanski 176-446-, D. Spearman 177-477, B. Appenzeller 174-473, B. Coy 451, N. Searfoss 456, D. Darnell 176-453, A. Gallahan 179-483, Z.Martin 190, K. Cleveland 173, M. J. Lantz 179444. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE February 5, 1963 Campbell’s D-X, 59 25 Foo & Faye 57 27 Ligonier State Bank 50 34 Syracuse Rubber 48 36
Pierceton, Mentone, Etna Green And Webster Are Week End Winners
Pierceton At Webster Last Friday nlgnt at North Webster the Cubs had to come from behind in the second half to post a solid 66 to 49 win. . After falling behind a hustling Webster team at 27 to 26 shortly after the start of the .second half, the Cubs were aroused and ripped off a 401 point last half and made up for a first half that had them making many mistakes coupled with poor shooting. Poor ball handeling plagued Pierceton as a total of 19 errors were made, 10 in the second quarter alone. Webstef did not get an offensive rebound in the second half and the Cubs were able to get 68 shots to the Trojans 48. Each team had foul trouble but Pierceton had their 21 fouls divided between seven players while Webster had three players with four and one with 5, for a total of 17. Neither team were hitting free throws. Balanced scoring again was evident for Pierceton, as Rick Kerr and Garth Cone had 14 each, Ray Slusher 12, all in the list half, followed by Robin Stickney and Phil Conley with 9 each. Wayne Carlin made 7. Coach Tom Sittier used 11 players for the Cubs while Webster held to 6 with Rhoades heading their scorers with 14 points followed by Jones with 13. Box score is as follows: PIERCETON (66) — Conley 412, Kerr 623, J. Rhoades Wells 001, Slusher '524, P. Rhoades 010, Carlin 314, Kilgore 000, Cone 703, Stickney 412, Ringgenberg 012. Totals 28 field goals, 10 free throws, 21 personal fouls. NORTH WEBSTER (49) — Beezley 134, Jones 534, Rhoades 624,’ Reiff C. Baker 100, R. Baker 170. Total 16 field goals, 15 free throws, 17 personal fouls. Pierceton “B” Team Wyts The junior Cubs, in play almost indentieal to the varsity, in the first half, poor shooting and ball handling with many mistakes. In the second half settling down, they scored 37 points to win the game 54 to 39. Webster’s Biesemeyer led all players with 21 points. Box score is as follows: PIERCETON (54) — Wells 204, Noble 002, Miner 452, A. Obergon 304, Long 021, Bailey 211, | Reid 330, Evans 000, Archer 000, 18 free throws, 17 personal fouls. NORTH WEBSTER (39) — Sullivah 213, Vinash 020 L, Beisemeyer 851, Linn 121, Hoile 004,
Lakeside Laundry 47 37 , Ligonier Beverage 45 39 Wawasee TV 40 44 Arnold’s Grocery 40, 44 Gerard’s 40 44 Augsburger IGA 39 45 Truf Bar 35 49 G*W Pizza 30%53% Plaza - 29 55 WeatHerhead 28% 55% Hign team game and series — Lakeinde Laundry 830-2307. 500 series — K. Knisley 167-148-188-503. 170 games and 420 series —■ D. Whetten 437, E. Burtsfield 176-477, M. Tarman 433, J. Smith 427, E. Wogoman 475, K. Connell 459, JKnisley 421, M. Thornburg 438, S. Ryan 463, N. Searfoss 451, E. Grady 437; L. Gilbert 477, B. Musselman 444, M. Simoh 181, O. Ketring 171-472, D- Knisley 450, P. Scott 170-467, S. Hoover 172-487, C. Wogoman 192-434', C. Campbell 191-495, N. Willson 196-495, J.' Byland 178-447. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE February 5, 1963 Milford Co-op 53 31 Little and Clark 52 32 Turf Bar I 46 38 Turf Bar H 46 38 ' Servisoft and Lindsay 44 40 Brock Mfg. 42 42 Augsburgers IGA 41 43 Moorman Feeds 38 46 Campbell’s Mkt. 36 48 Chore-Time Equip. 34 50 C. S. Myers, Inc. 32 52 High team series and game -*• Little and Clark 2669-949-High team series and game to date — Turf Bar I 2746-971. High Ind. series to date -— L. Newman 638.
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. Htmt 002, Wagoner 004, Trestrail Davis 241, Brown 000, Caudill 020, Mettler 201, Danner Oil, A. Obergon 000. Totals 18 field goals, 001, Vanator 234, Pierce 001. Totals 13 field goals, 13 free throws, 21 personal fouls. Webster At Claypool The North Webster Trojans upset Claypool, 60-52, Tuesday evening on their own court for their third victory of the season. The Trojans went virtually all the way to knotch the victory, they led 13-17 at the end of. one and 28-22 at the half. Claypool rallied to knot the score 36-36 lateen the third, but North Webster recovered to lead 40-38 at the conclusion of three. It was tied again, 40-40, but a rally ignited, by some fine jump shooting by Rhoades sewed up the game for the TrojansBox score is as follws; NORTH WEBSTER (60) — Reese 001, Beezley 164, Jones 403, Sullivan 001, Rhoades 10-2-4, Reiff 332, C. Baker 001, R. Baker 531, totals 23-14-16. CLAYPOOL (52) — Evans 101, Priser 022, Scott 713, Conley 220, L. McKenzie 115, Reece 001, Bradley 714, Hathaway 010, Gunter 402,totals 22-8-18. Leesburg At Etna Green County tournament finalist Etna Green led at the end of each rest period, but were given a real scare in the final frame. The Cubs lea, 14-8, at the end of one, 26-19\at the half, and 47-36 at the end\>t three. They continued this trendwell into the fourth stanza, but Blazers, at one stage, scored twelve consecutive points ana were back in the game with three minutes remaining. The early lead held up for the Cubs, however, and they won their 13th* victory against 3 losses. Leesburg is now 3 and 12. Mike Stine’s 20 points led all scorers, and, team mates Tom and Larry Feldman contributed 18 and 16 points for Etna Green. Everette Dausman led Leesburg with 17, while Kerry Boggs added 10. Box score is as follow: ? ETNA GREEN (66) — T. Feldman 664, Klingerman 001, Huffman 113, Laßue 022, L. Feldman 715, McKibbin 222, Shively 101, Stine 843, totals 25-16-21. LEESBURG (58) —Brown 322, K. Boggs 424, Dausman 735, Bishop 211, Beebe 334, D. Boggs 031, ,Lyons 141, totals 20-18-18.
High Ind. game ,to date — D. Dippon 246. 500 series — B. Little 590, L. Newman 587, R. Sorensen 557, LRassi 554, D. Kesler 546, A. Beiswanger 533, R. Felkner 529, D. Orn 528, D. Charlton 522, W. Mishler 519, P. Smith 518, L. Hare 514, D. Miller 509„ -J- Whetten 509, D. Ahrns 507, J. KrUger 504, D. Butler 502. 200 games — G. Keller 224, A. Beiswanger 212, B. Little 206-204, L. Newman 203. Milford At Mentone Mentone’s Bulldogs, with a record single game point production, shook Milford, 114 to 69, Friday evening. The Bulldogs have had several 100 point offensive shows this and are, no doubt, the highest scoring team in county history. Bill Nellans had 31, Jerry Ryman 30, and Allen Creighton 25 to pace Mentone. This is not only balance, its incredible. On top of this, nine of the ten Mentone players tallied. Mentone led, 19-11, at the conclusion of one, 46-31 at Half, and 75-48 at the end of three. Then, a terrific 39 point outburst in the final stanza produced the*gigantic score. Mishler netted 22 points to pace (Milford, Holderread contributed Box scores are as follows: MENTONE (114) — Creighton 11-3-3, Zolman 100, Newcomb 225, Stouder 113, Long 313, Whetstone 003, Nellans 13-5-3, Beeson 302, I Ryman 9-12?4X Parker 202, totals
County Coaches in Benefit Game Next Wednesday . The Kosciusko county coaches will play the National Football League Chicago Bears in a benefit basketball game Wednesday, Feb. 13, which will be played in the Warsaw Community high school gym. The game is sponsored by Volture Locale Na. 833 and will be played for the benefit of nurses training scholarships and the county child welfare programs which are sponsored by the 40 et 8 of the American Legion. The Bears will receive a per centage of the gate. Area coaches Donnie Butts and Bud Lantz of North Webster, Rollin Cutter of Syracuse, Jerald Van Meter and James Allen of Milford, Bob Holcomb of Leesburg, Tom Sittier of Pierceton and Bill Dorsey of Sidney are joining hands with the other county coaches to make the game possible. The team will be coached by Paul Baterfian of Mentone, coach of this year’s county championship team, and Floyd Baker, former assistant coach at Noirth Webster who retired after tnte 1961-62 basketball season. \ Milford Freshmen Win Tourney After a long delay in the Lakeland school’s freshman tourney because of sub-zero temperatures the final game of the tourney Was played last Thursday evening with the young Milford Trojans coming out with the championship honors. They defeated North Webster 38-32 on the Webster floor. In the first gantes of the tourney, which were played in North Webster on January 22, Milford defeated Syracuse and North Webster defeated Leesburg. In the consolation; game Thursday evening Syracuse defeated Leesburg. Milford took the lead in- the first quarter leading at the end 13 to 6, Webster made a strong attempt and nine points in the second quarter while Milford only scored four points,,thus cutting Milford’s lead to five points at the end of the half. The score at the end of the third stanza still showed ‘ Milford ahead 23 to 20 and at the end of the game the Trojans from Milford were ahead 38-32.
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Sport Shorts I The word, from Jim’s Tackle' Box (North Webster) is that Slim Bransford and Harry Wolfe have caught some big bass in recent weeks. Slim has snagged two, one weighing 6% pounds, Che other an even seven. Both fish were caught on Webster Lake. Harry caught two from Kuhn Lake, each weighed right at six pounds. Fishermen on Webster Lake report the ice to be 28 inches in depth. Many of the county lakes are speckled with automobiles as well as fishermen. ♦ • * Through the week ending January 26, Chet Kammerer (Leesburg) high scoring Grace College forward, ranked third among state collegiate point makers. The last listing showed his production to be 287 points with 2 24.2 average. In national rankings, Chet is in 24th place. * * * Both archers and shot gunners set new records on deer kills during; the 1962 season. Reports from the state department" of conservation indicate archers killed 198, and the shot gunners 2,957. * ♦ ♦ Dave Rankin, a former Warsaw athlete, and currently head track coach at Purdue University, was recently named one of six vice presidents of the newly formed National Track and Field Association. * * * Vincennes (13-2) grabbed a handful of prestige by knocking highly touted Evansville Bosse, 70-54, last Friday, but lost part of it Saturday dropping hard fought 66-59, contest to Tell City. The Goshen-Elkhart clash last Friday was the 12Qth hardwood battle between these two teams. The Reaskins edged the Blus Blazers, 4339, for only the second times in the last eleven'years- The team to watch in our regional will be South ; Bend Central. The Bears have I knocked most of the high ranked! Indiana teams, and made highly touted Anderson their latest victim. ** * - The traditional home court advantage has not proven advantag- j eous this year in the Big Ten. The home teams are barely over ’ the break-even point with a .522 ; average. Olympic female sprinting star . Wilma Rudolph has filed suit to 1 divorce William Ward. She charges Ward with cruel and inhuman j treatment. Komets Hold 2 League Lead / The j Fort Wayne Komep hockey team,/treating the fans to some thrillihg games and playing very i good hockey, are hanging onto the International Hockey League but | Muskegon is a close second and I each game is important .to the Komets. After a week long road trip the ; Komets will be at home for one game with Port Huron Wednesday night, Feb. 13, at the coliseum - I
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,Jackots Lose To Ligonier 73-67 Ligonier Victorious The Ligonier Red Raiders came out on top after a skirmish with Syracuse’s Yellow Jackets on February first, by a 73-67 count. Terry West was high for the game as he flipped in 29 markers. Teammates Oberg, Viarg, and Targgart all reached double figures with 17, 11, and 10 points respectively. Jack Zimmerman led all jackets with 17 tallies while Pat Money and Mickey Jones chipped in with 15 and 14 respectively. Scores Ligonier 18 36 60 73 Syracuse 14 30 53 67 Ligonier: West 14 15, Targgart 5 0 5, Kuster 2 0 0, Oberg 7 3 3, Viars 5 13, Mathew 1 00. Syracuse: Money 6 3 2, Thornburg 3 10, Crow 2 11, Brewer 11 2, L. Jones 2 0 0, Zimmerman 8 1 5, M. Jones 6 2 3, Richey 10 1. The
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Red Raider “B” team was defeated by Syracuse’s JacketsKen Martin I ' Christian Science Lesson Entitled ‘Spirit’ The importance of understanding God as infinite Spirit wjlll be emphasized at Christian Science, church services this Sunday“Now ' the Lord is that Spirit: • and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty” (II Cor. 3:17) is a Scriptural passage from the Lesson-Sermon entitled “Spirit.”—< - From “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy this citation will also be read: “When we realize that Life, is Spirit, never in nor of matter, this understanding will expand into self-completeness, finding all in God, good, and needing no other consciousness” (p, 264.) Usually, the fellow who doesn't know his own mind, hasn’t missed a thing.