The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 February 1963 — Page 2

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Sectional Tourney At Warsaw, February 27,28, March 1,2 lXrwill , ’ - .., \ Thurs., 7:00 p.m A " ~ 1 ’ SYRACUSE / . Sat., 12:30 p.m. ■ x — T - ETNA GREEN « 7 Tlufrs., 8:15 p.m./ - COL. CITY ) Sat., Bjls p.m. f ’ CHAMPIONS MENTONE la - Fri., 7:00 p.m. f LEESBURG . 'j Wed., 6:00 p.m. J CLAYPOOL j ? ■ Sat., 1:45 p.m. J ■ ' MILFORD . Wed., 7:15 p.m. | • . OFFICIALS PIERCETON' ) I Larry Gradeless ’ ■ I :—• . Mishawaka Fri., 8:15 p.m. \ J A WARSAW / Don Edwards X I / South Bend Wed., 8:30 p.m. ( ) - .' •.’ -- . BugenelJni, ; < Jonesboi’o -• / > NO. WEBSTER ) . Jimmy Dimitroff •' . . f Indianapolis

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Harness Racing Featured In Chicago During Mid-Winter

A startling new venture, harness racing in the heart of winter, will -start at Chicago’s. Washington Park, Friday, Feb. 22, for a 26day meet. With accommodations for thousands of customers in glass inclosed and 72 degree heated stands with a parking lot for 15,000 cars!, where shuttle busses will take customers from the parking area to the stands, something new will be tried in j sports with this midwinter opening of horse racing in the, midwest. Admission-Agates open at 6 p. m. ; post time 8:15. Modie J. i Spiegel, Chicago Harness Racing president and head of one of the world’s largest, mail order firms, revealed a massive promotion and giveaway program for this meet. .Every night of the 26 racing nights 200 gifts, ranging from a Thunderbird, a $5,000 mink coat or a trip to Europe for two, color televisions, outboard motors, diamond watches and tape recorders will be given away. The first 4000 fans entering each night will

Syracuse, Pierceton Win; Leesburg, Milford, No. Webster Lose Last Week

Milford At Syracuse In a resumption of their hard fought county tournament encounter, Syracuse and Milford fought it out in an overtime thriller which saw the nod going to revenge minded Syracuse, 77-70. Syracuse led at the end of each rest stop by scores of 17-12, 34-28, and 47-45, but in the final frame Milford outscored the host team, 19-17, to end regulation play with the 64-64 deadlock- John Longenbaugh, one of Kosciusko county’s real good freshman players, took charge for Syracuse in the overtime period netting 6 points. This, combined with Pat Money’s 4 tallies, .enabled the Jackets to capture the victory. Money, Longenbaugh, and Zimmerman paced Syracuse with 26, 24, and 17 joints. Holderread, Dewart, Groves, and Mishler all finished in double figures with 13,13, 12 and 11 counters. Totals: Syracuse (77) Money 10-6-3, Zimmermah 653, M. Jones 310, Thornburg 002, Crow 113, Longenbaugh 964, Brewer 001, totals 29-19-16. Milford (70) Zimmerman 411, Beer 001, Stump 325, Dewart 452, Mishler 352, Holderread 611, Groves 444, Stephenson 204, Dippon. 003, total 26-18-20. The second team game was hard fought with Syracuse leading at the end of each stop except the last when the score was tied at 36-36- At the* end'of the first and second over-time the score was still tied but the Trojans broke ft. open in the third over-time and.

Thursday, February 21, 1963

receive a door prize. Approximately $320,000 in gifts will be distributed in what perhaps is the largest giveaway of its kind in sports. The Ulinbis Central will operate special trains to the track and with the completion of the Dan Ryan Expressway, bus and automobile transportation will be reduced to 28 minutes from the loop. ’ Washington Park -is located at Homewood, 111., just south of Chicago and with the opening of this new winter season in horse racing, will now have harness and running horse racing in all four seasons of the year. This track and accommodations are considered the best in the midwest. The hundreds of throughbred racing horses used in this meet will be supervised by the Illinois Harness Racing Commission. N. Orrin Baker is director of racing and Edmund P. Walsh is director of publicity for this meet.

came out the victors with a score of 53-49. Leesburg At Claypool The Leesburg Blue Blazers were defeated by the Claypool Knights in last week’s basketball game by 71-46 with a3l to 13 point advantage in the last period alone. Played on the Knight’S home floor, this broke a four-game losing streak as they got off to a 175 first quarter lead, went on to a 38-24 at the half and wound up the third quarter with a score of 40 to 33. E. J. McKenzie was top scorer with 22 points and Bob Bradley runner-up with 16. Cromwell At No. Webster Cromwell fouled host North Webster only eleven times, but 'capitalized on 24 out of 31 of their own free throw attempts in tripping the Trojans, 50-46. a North Webster, trailing throughout, outscored their rival from the field, 19-13, but were plagued by personsals. It was 12-10, 28-22, and 39*32 Cromwell at the rest periods. ’ Swartz and Leamon potted 17 and lft/or Cromwell. Biesimeyer, ,Rick Baker and Rhoades had 12, 11 and* 10 for the Trojans. / » Totals are as follows: QROMWELL (50) — Swartz 570, Maggart 241, Peterson 153, Lfeamon 423, Palmer 112, Stoner 032, Corey 020, totals 13-24-11.

NOjRTH WEBSTER (46) — Beezley 102, Jones 323, Rhoades 342, Reiff 115, C- Baker 005, R. Baker 512, Biesemeyer 603, totals. 19-8-30. Milford At Leesburg The Milford-Leesburg *game, which was scheduled to be played on January 25 but postponed because of the cold weather, was played last evening (Wednesday) in the the Leesburg gym with Leesburg winning 45-43. The game was a close one and hard fought all the way with Leesburg leading 10-8 at the end of I the first stop and Milford out- | scoring the Blazers by four points in quarter to lead 2624 at the half. Milford held a one point leaax at the end of the third but Leesburg finished the game with the two point advantage. Leesburg’s Brown led the scoring with p.7 points, while Tom Holderrbqd led the Trojans with 11- . ' The box scores are as follows: LEESBURG (45) — Brown 652, Boggs 002, Dausman 254, Beebe 342, Skinner 101 and Lyons 231, for totals of 14-17-12. MILFORD (43) — Stump 304, K- Beer 200, Dippon 244, Dewart 312, Groves 124, Holderread 514, McClintic 110, Zimmerman 002, for totals of 17-9-23. Milford won the B team game 31-29. Akron At Pierceton In a slow, ragged ball game, as Akron attempted a control game, taking only 10 shots from the field in the first half and 26 shots to Pierceton’s 52 for the entire game, the Cubs went on to win 71 to 39 before the smallest home crowd of the season at the Pierceton gym, last Friday night. Thirteen players saw action for Pierceton while Akron used eight, with there of them fouling out during the game. Gdrth Cone led the Cubs and all scorers with 22 points followed by Wayne Carlin with 13. Darrell Valentine led Akron with 12 followed by Groninger with 11. The site of the Cubs next game with Etna. Green Friday night has been changed to Bourbon to make room for more fans as the two sets of Cubs fight it out for second place in the county basketball standings. Pierceton takes a 16 win four loss record to the game while Etna Green posts a 16 win 3 loss record. Score by quarters: Pierceton 13 22 49 71 Akron 4 11 22 39 Summary of game: Pierceton (71) — Kerr 144: J. Rhoades 141; Wells 002, Slusher 333; P. Rhoades 001; Obergon 001; Carlin 451; Kilgore 000; Reid 110; Cone 782; Stickney 223; Conley 201; field goals, 27 free throws, 20 personal fouls. Akron (39) — Sittier 105; Groninger 353; Thompson 304; Royer Oil; Henderson 105; Hilbey 125; Valentine 281; Brown 011. Totals, II field goals, 17 free throws, 25 personal fouls. RtAP KITTY ] JSTS, ) AMD THB CLAMIHBD* _____

AREA BB SCHEDULE Last week of*regular scheduled games before sectional tourney. Friday, Feb. 22 Pierceton at Etna "Green Tipton at Warsaw Richland. Center at Claypool Leesburg at Jefferson Twp. Culver at Mentone Silver Lake at White’s Institute Sidney at Clear Creek Albion at Syracuse • 1 Saturday, Feb. 23 Milford at Tippecanoe No. Webster vs. South Whitley at Larwill

Milford-Leesburg Lions Ball Game At Milford Tonight The much-heralded Milford and Leesburg Lions basketball game will be played at the Milford gym at 8 p. m. tonight (Thursday). The Milford “Maulers” and Leesburg “Lions” are sure to bring an evening of fun, at which game many new wrinkles in the favorite Hoosier game are sure to develop. On the Milford team, managed by Lion John Replogle, are James Allen, Jerald Van Meter, Leon Newman, John Augsburger, Pat Ritter, Silas Howard, John Strouse, Phil Campbell and John Haughey. The .Leesburg team is managed by Lion Richard Klopenstein. At 7:15 four Milford third grade teams will play. Hear Lumber Story At the. Monday night meeting of the Milford Lions at th£ Melody Case the “Lumber Story” was told by Don Grate, a representative of Dierke Forest Products, Inc. He outlined the history of? lumber and spoke about its future in developing new building products and paper showed some color slides concerning the processing of. wood from the forest to the home site. He was introduced by Lion Clayton Hollar. Robert Auer was a guest.

LAND O LAKES LEAGUE February 13, 1963 STANDINGS W L “A.” League ' Syracuse Legion 64%31% McCormick-Cutter 59% 36% Frog Tavern 53 43 Dean’s Milk 49 47 Wilkerson Paints 46 50 Blu4 Shingle 45%50% Arnold’s Groc. 44 52 Farmer’s Feed 44 52 Harris Funeral Home 43 53 Wawasee Marina 31% 64% High series — McCormick-Cut-ter 2783. High game — Farmer’s Feed 1000. 600 series — 252-204-222-678, A. Howell 249-198-157-604. 535 series (— Brown 536, &-"Whitacre 548, R. Strombeck 575, F. Nyikos 537, D. Pilcher 575, K. Leonhardt 552, W. Stahly 564. G. Davis 539, D. Weaver 554, B- Shock 538„ B. Knapp 581, H. Gallahan 557, J. Kern 5711, R. Wogoman 551, M. Carlson 553. 200 games — E. Whitacre 222, R. Strombeck 200, R. Schultz 206, C. Frushour 203, R. Brown 216, D. Pilcher 224, B. Hare 218, L. Griffith 222, K. Leonhardt 210, W. Stahly 212, G. Davis 226, H- Bartman 211, B. Knapp M. Carlson 209. “B” League Hire’s Elec. 64 32 Logan Fuel 57 39 Aero Mfg. Co. 53 43 Auers Service 52 44 Carwile TV 52 44 Rose jewelry 46 50 Byler Motors 44 52 State Bank Syracuse 43 53 Galloway’s Groc. 37 59 Walter’s Drugs 32 64 High series — Byler Motors 2597. High game — Byler Motors 892. 600 series — D. Carwile 246-178-186-610. 500 series -— D. Miller 540, H. Gladieux 534, M. Hentzell 508, R. Hibschman 537, S. Hire 501, CKoble 505, M. Workman 519, R. Laughlin 560, W. Mishler 518. 200 games — H. Gladieux 203, R. Hibschman 213, R. Laughlin 213-

THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE February 14, 1963 B & K Drive-In 61 31 American Industries 60 32 Hawaiian Village 55 37 Carwile TV 55 37 Wawasee Package 51- 41 North Webster Bank 50%41% Town House 50 42 Brazel’s Bait 48 44 Greene Pontiac 47% 44% Pilcher’s 47 45 Baugher Builders 46 46 Klink’s 43 .49 Mishler’s 43 49 Ruch & Van’s 42 50 Darr’s Gulf 39 53 Matise’s 38% 53% McCormick-Cutter 38 54 Wolfs Store 36 56 Floyd Lantz Painters 36 56 Nine’s Pie Shop 33% 58% High team game — McCormickCutter and American Industries 800. High team series — McCormickCutter 2213. 500 series — A. Gallahan 169-169-186-524, L. Gilbert 175-185-162-522. 200 games — G. Pilcher 210, L. V nlaningham 209.

170 games and 450 series — M.' Popenfoose 455, M. Lockwood 174458, E. Blakesley 185-493, G. Pilcher 495, S. Talmadge 451, L. Vance 182-479, B. Brown 180-484, P. Rhoades 176-177-496, L- Vanlaningham 474, L. Welty .451, I, Carwile 171-477, B. Nyce 474, K. White 453, S. Grady 475, D. Paulus 182-471, I. Stahley 184-472, C Knisley 173, B. McKibben 171, W. Finton 178. INTRA-CITY LEAGUE February 14, 1963 O. K. Sales 56 36 Larry’s Upholstery 54 38 Dairy Queen 47 45 The Mail-Journal 44 48 Andy’s D-X 43 49 McClintic Insurance' 33 59 High team game — Larry’s Upholstery 922. Highteam series — Larry’s Upholstery 2707. 200 games 500 series — L. Burtsfield 206-580, B. Graff 200-212-575, B. Miller 223-562, H. Schrock 559, R. Hibschman 201542, D. Burtsfield 520, C. Hire,soß, W. Miller 501, D- Smith 202, P. Appenzeller 200. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED February 15, 1963 * Anchor Bar 66 30 Greene Pontiac 66 30 Byler Motors 64 3£ Country Corner 63%33% c Huey Well Drilling 58 38 Wawasee Lumber 55 41 Marise’s 50%45% Tom Socks .47 49 Electronic Center 46% 49% Peachey Lime Spreading 44 52 Sportsmans Center 44 52 Liberty Coach 42 54 The Beacon 41 55 Wawasee TV 38 58 Nine Pins 37%58% Wawasee Plaza 37 59' Clip & Curl 33 63 The Pines . 30 66 High team game and series — Electronic Center 725-2039. 600 series - men — J. Carr 234-216-625, J. Kern 236-209-619. 200 games and 525 series - men —- F. Avery 201-544, D. Pilcher 212-542, K. Knisley 546, B. Criswell 211-586, T. Leer 546. 500 series - women — V. Peachey 180-171-508, K. Knisley 186510. 170 games arid 440 series - women — G. Twaits 482, P. Honer 442, S. Hoover 465, J- Nolan 179492, D. Armbruster 469, B. Kline 187-473, D. Knisley 470, S. Kerr. 180-493, L. Vance 170-172-494, E. Carr 170.

COUNTY LEAGUE February 18, 1963 “A 1 ’ League Wawasee Pkg. Store 63 25 Pilcher’s Shoes 54 34 Wawasee Bowl 50 38 O. K. Sales 50 38Thornburg. Drug Co. 46 42 Frog Tavern 45 43 Lakeland Produce 44 44 Byler Motors 37%50% No. Webster Hdwe. 28%59% Syracuse Rubber Prod. 22 66 High team series — Pilcher’s Shoes 2837. High team game — Wawasee Bowl 1045. High Ind. series and game —- D. Wogoman 666-256. Other 600 series — C. Eby 640, R. Fi&her 609, J. Carr 606, H. Schrock 605. 200 games — J- Tracy 251, C. Eby 233-204-203, H. Schrock 233, A. Weber 226, R. Fisher 225-212, J. Morganthaler 220, T. Leer’ 219, D. Pilcher 217, O. Smith 217, J. Carr 210-204, D- Wogoman 209201, D. Knisley 208-200, R. Yoder 206, R. Culberson 204, J- Wortinger 201, A. Howell 201. 525 series — D. Pilcher 593, J., Tracy 593, R. Yoder 585, -J. Morganthaler 578, A. Weber 576, T. Leer 574, D. Knisley 567, A. Howell 5®6, R. Brown 548, F. Smith 541, E. Armbruster 532, L. Vance 528, R. Knisley 527, C. Frushour 527, G. Knisley 526. “B” League Kinder Mfg. Co. ’sl 37 No. Webster Lions 51 37 Wawasee Restaurant 49 39 Anchor Bar 48 40 Coxy’s Gun Shop 47 41 Connolly’s Grocery 46 42 Kurly’s Keglers 46 42 Budget Loans 42 46 Syracuse Police 31 57 Barbee Lake Hotel 29 59

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High team series and game ! Anchor Bar 2631-958. High Ind. series and game — RLeCount 613-236. 200 games — C. Lindzy 226, R. Timmons 224-222, R. Smith 216, R. Lecount 211, C. Singrey 209, R. Johnson 203, B. Shock 203, D. Wolf 202. ’ 525 or better series — R. Timmons 589? R. Johnson 562, J. j Greiner 557, G. Nordlan 534, C. Lindzy 527, I. Rookstool 525, C. Davies 525. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE *<-. February 19, 1963 Sleepy Owl 52 36 Tom Socks 51 37 i Syracuse Cleaners 51 37 B & K Drive-In 50 38 Kinder Mfg. 43 45 LeVernier’s Auto Polish 40 48 Wawasee Laundromat 34% 53% State Bank Syracuse .30% 57% High team game and series — Tom Socks 754-2231.

High Ind. game and series — D. Spearman 188-541. 500 series — D. Spearman 174-188-514, S. Kern 184-173-507. 170 games and 440 series — I Stahley 182-470, A. Callahan, 470, N. Searfoss 182-456, P. Rhodes 442, R. Emerick 452, L. Stucky 177, B. Appenzeller 454, F. Money 447, B. Kline 178-492, M J. Lantz 461 > M. Lung 181, A. Sudlow 173.

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE February 19, 1963 Syracuse Cleaners ■ . 68 24 Baugher Construction ,54 38 Colpaert Homes 51%40%» Likens and Sons 45%46% Brazel’s Bait 45 47 Excel Dist. 43 49 Schultz Mobile Homes 33 59 Washburn Tree Service 28 64 High team game — Syracuse Cleaners 964. =» High team series — Syracuse Cleaners 2690. . I High Ind. series A- Weber 1 170-238-214-622. . High Ind. game — A. Weber 238. ■ ; Other 525 series — J. Rhodes 590, W. Conway 589, H. Gallahan 558, H- Hochstetler 551, R. Penick 541, P. Mast 540, J. Pearson 539. 200 games — J. Rhodes 209-202, W. Conway 206-203, R. Mills 205, H. Hochstetler 203, Mast 202, J Pearson 202. ; TUESDAY NIG'HT LADIES LEAGUE February 19, 1963 Campbell’s DX 63 29 Foo and Faye 60 32 ■ American State Bank 53 - 39 Ligonier Beverage - 52 40 Syracuse Rubber 51 41 Lakeside Laundry 51 41 Wawasefe TV 46 46 Arnold’s Groc. 46 4.6 Gerard's 45 47 Turf-Bar 42 50 Augsburger’s IGA 38 54 G*W Pizza 34%57% Wawasee Plaza 32 60 Weatherhead Co. 30%61% i High team game—- Turf Bar 799. High team series — Campbell’s D-X 2178. 500 series — K. Knisley 158-161-179-501. 170 games and 420 series — B. Menefee 195-461, P. Yeager 424, C- Koble 185-429, N. Searfoss 454, J. Smith 427, N. Willson 480, B. I Vanlaningham 180-477, L. Carnp-' bell 198-471, T. Schrock 442, H. Frushour 422, S. Grady 182-455, | H. Adair 433, D. Whitehead 428, i

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D. Twaits 442, N. Schacht 447, M., Fisher 204, S. Hoover 460, J. Sharpe 465, D. Knisley 427. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE February 19, 1963 Little and Clark - 54 38 Milford Cojbp §4 38 Turf Bar < 54 38 Servisoft and Lindsay 51 41 Turf Bar I 49 43 Brock Mfg. 49 43 Mishler Funeral Home 48 44 Moorman Feeds ’ 44 48 Augsburger’s IGA 42 50 Chore-Time , Equip. 38 .54 Campbell’s Mkt. 37 55 C. S. Myers 32 60 High team game — Turf Bar I 905. . High team series — Little and Clark 2,572. High team series and game to date — Turf Bar I 2746-971. High Ind. series to date — L. Newman 638- ■ High Ind. game to date — LNewman and D. Dippoii 246. 500 series — D. Miller 562, L. i Newman 562, L. Rassi ,561, Little 546, W- Mishler 546Cx4v i Wolferman 539, J. Kruger 533, D. Dippon 523, L. Hare 509, H. Felk--1 ner 506, G. Keller 502. 200 games — B. Warren 229, D. Miller 222, H . Felkner 216, L. Rassi 204, W. Mishler 203, L. Newman 201. Komets Play Omaha The Fort Wayne Komet hockey team holding to the International Hockey League first playe position, will face hard skating Omaha in two very important games. The first game will be Saturday night, Feb. 23, and the second game will be Tuesday night, Feb. 26. Both games to be played at the Fort . -Wayne Memorial Coliseum and start at 8 p. m. Detroit - San Francisco . The Detroit Pistons will piay .' San Francisco in a regular scheduled national basketball associa-tion-'game at Fort Wayne Friday night, March'B. ; San Francisco will be led by world famous Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlin. The Pistons, formerly from Fort Wayne, always receive a very warni greeting on their games played at Fort Wayne and give. area basketball fans a chance to watch big league basketball.

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Sport Shorts Glen Kammerer (1962-state collegiate scoring champion) has been selected to play with the 1963 Venture for Victory basketball team. The team will travel throughout the Far East preaching and playing ball. • Clark Crafton (Milfbrd) scored 16 points In a losing effort against Taylpr last Saturday. Dennis Horn (Warsaw) tallied 4 and Lamar .' Kilmer (Syracuse) 2 points for Manchester college evening. The Spartans lost to Anderson, 82-54. ) East Chicago Roosevelt pasted Niles, Mich., 86-59, Saturday night. Niles is one of the better Michigan teams and Roosevelt was conquered by Mentone’in the Elkhart holiday tournament. Columbus (19-0) blitzed .highly touted Anderson, 102-86, Saturday.' The Ihss was the first for .the Indians in two years on t{ieir new home 4 court. The 102 points was also a gym record. > ( Mentone and Columbia City look like the teams to beat in the sectional. Mentone fans feel the Bulldogs have eally been coming recently, and Columbia City just captured the Northeastern Indiana Conference crown. Both clubs have been ranked among the top 25 in recent weeks. Jack Walsh (of Trenton, N. J., lifted 76 50-pound weights plus a 435-poiind platform. On July 7, 1950, he raised them' off the ground and into the air with the New Jersey Supervisor of Weights and Measure® checking. The total weight of 4,235 ppunds, was more than any other human being had lifted to that time. • , The United States fish catch an 1 1961 totaled 4.900,000,000 pounds, . valued at 3347,000,000 at the boat. ■ . j" . 1 i>. v . 8160E5T BARGAIN IM TOW* Cy OUR CLASSIFIED ADS