The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 March 1963 — Page 2

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ALL LINED UP — As Goshen’s John Corporon (43) goes up for a lay-up to-tie the score at 17, - all in the second quarter of Saturday’s regional championship game play-

South Bend Central Drops Columbia City; Wins Regional

In the first game of the afternoon at the high school regional basketball tourney held at Elkhart, Goshen bounced Plymouth with a record breaking Elkhart regional score of 99 to 67. In the second game South Bend Central ranked no. 2 in the state, took out Columbia City, the Warsaw sectional winners, in impressive fashion, 77 to 41.

The title game of the tourney Saturday night was the real thriller that was expected with South Bend Central breaking a 51 to 51 tie in the overtime with a field goal with 1 second to go to defeat Goshen 53 to 51. and Win the? regional title. Reginal tourney notes: Elkhart’s huge field house filled to capacity each session. Many persons searching for tickets, few offered. Official attendance for each session, 7551\ Bad day for the red and white sdhool colors. Plymouth, Columbia City and Goshen each had red and white school colors. Cheering sections were very colorful. Goshen, with the best team they have had in quite a number of years, ■ had the most enthusiastic fans. Central hit 70 per cent from the field in the first quarter against Columbia City. The second quarter was a back breaker for -the Eagles as they hit 9; per cent from the field,- a lone field goal, giving them only 2 points for the quarter. Central’s starting five- are negros. Most fains after the afternoon session thought the final game would be close but Central would win; Columbia City well supported by their fans with many cars decorated and lots of -signs. Quite a number of Kosciusko county fans and a great number of our county high school players and coaches at the games. Most of them seated in Columbia City area section. Crowd was Very colorful with the many different colored school jackets and pretty girls in bright clothing. Lots of noise and festive spirit. Central had beaten Goshen by 15 points earlier in season) Final game close and hard fought, a real “barn burner,” with the winning field goal scored with 1 second to go in the overtime. Central favored to take semi-state at FortWayne Saturday.

Mentone Player Is Top In County Mentone’s Bill Nellans closed the 1962-63 basketball season _as the individual scoring champ -of the county. Bill's average'wks 20.1. He scored 483 points in 24 contests. Placing second was Dave Johneon of Warsaw. Johnson set an individual scoring record for Warsaw high school and led all scorers in the tough Central Indiana Conference scoring race. He scored 42 points in one game and ended the season'with an 18.6 average. Sophomore Garth Cone, Pierceton, was third with 376 points in 23 contests for a 16.4 average. Jim Whitaker of Silver Lake was fourth. Fifth place went to Jerry Walther of Sidney and sixth place went to Tom Holderread of Milford. Seventh place honors were taken by Tom Feldman of Etna Green, while Jack Rhoades of North ; Webster ranked eighth. • Jerry Ryman of Mentone was ninth and Pat .Money of Syracuse ranked Komets Play Minneapolis The Fort Wayne Komet hockey team will play driving and second place Minneapolis in a very crucial game Sunday afternoon, Mar. 17, at the Fort Wayne Memorial Coliseum at 3 p. ’m. With only two more games to play at home in the regular season schedule, the Komets will be going all out to take the- Millers to win the regular season championship. The final regular season game wiU be* played Tuesday, Mar. 26, with Omaha.

Thursday, March 14, 1963

.. ...»c ™ ed in the Elkhart gym it looks like ' everyone lined up behind him. Behind Corporan are Jim Ward of Central, Ron Miller of Goshen, and Mike Warren and Curt Crit-

Sport Shorts Berne is the biggest of the smaller towns remaining in state tournament action. Berne has a population of 2,277: Royal Center,, 876: and Ireland, 350. Berne will go against the Elkhart Regional winner—strong South Bend Central in the first afternoon game at Fort Wayne, next Saturday.* Royal. Center is pitted against Greencastle at Lafayette, and Ireland will take on defending champion, Evansville Bosse at Evansville. At East Chicago three of -the state’s ranked teams met. Michigan City took but Gary Roosevelt’s Panthers, then East Chicago Washington, a finalist a year ago, eliminated Michigan City. Incidently, Bill and Lew, Goshert of Warsaw officiated the afternoon tussle between Michigan City and Roosevelt. Columbia City didn’t have a player in double figures in their afternodn game loss to South Bend Central. Tony Smith led the wa’y with just 8 points. In the same regional Goshen, had Plymouth down 34-24 at the end of the first quarter. Huntington had to go three overtimes to stop Marion in the finals of the Marion regional. The Vikes continued to sparkle defensively by allowing Bryant but 28 points in the afternoon. During their first four games of state tournament play, Huntington had allowed but 99 points, a defensive average, of 25 per tilt. . ? . Washington’s Hatchets were defeated by Vincennes, 60-34, during regular season play, but upset them Saturday, 55-49. Washington did not take a shot from the field in the la/t half, but connected 15 our of (17 times from the free throw line during that time. Little Ireland (team name the Spuds) nipped them in the finals, however, 39-37. - SETS NEW BASKETBALL RECORDS Ted Burson, sori, of Mr. and Mrs. Al Burson of Syracuse, is one of the three seniors on the William Penn college Statesmen’s basketball squad. He has set three new records to lead the Penn team in scoring for the 62-63 season- ° Ted broke his own one-year record of 444 points with a 23 point effort at Buena Vista in the last game of the season. His now total is 447 points. During the season he made, 166 field goals, 115 free throws and captured 291 rebounds. His average was 18.6 points per game. Not only that but he was 4th scorer in the lowa conference and was selected as forward on the second team of this conference. Other Records He also broke Bill Kildow’s (a 1959 graduate of Penn college) three-year mark of 1146 by scoring 1209 in his last three seasons rat Penn. Ted also established a new career total for a four-year period by scoring a total of 1559 points. Ted is a 1959 graduate of Syracuse high school. He played on the basketball varsity during his junior and senior years and participated in Kross country.

SYRACUSE COIN CLUB NEWS The Syracuse Coin club met Thursday evening, March 7, at the Syracuse Legion Hall and plans for a coin show to be held sometime during the summer were discussed. A committee consisting of four persons to handle this event was appointed. A member was also appointed to approach the bank for permission to have a coin display there during National Coin Week. , The door prize, a 1932-D cent and a 1927-D cent was receved by Gene Felts.

tendon of Central. The play was set up by Miller stealing a central pass in mid-court. Central won the game 53-51 in an overtime. Goshen News photo. y

LAND O LAKES LEAGUE 7 '" ' . ’ March 6, 1963 STANDINGS W L “A" League " < Syracuse Legion 67% 36% McCormick-Cutter 64% 39% Frog Tavern 55 49 Dean's Milk 54 50 Blue Shingle 51% 52% Arnold's Groc. 50 154 Wilkerson Paints 49 55 Farmer's Feed 55 Harris- Funeral Home 47 57 Wawasee Marina 32%71% High series & game — Wilkersons Paints 2685-967. 600 series — 209-191-202-602, W. Stahly 219-211-182-613, D. Pilcher 181-257-197-635, J. Carr 154-232-219-605. 535 series -— G. Davis 550, J Schacht 557, H. Schrock 559, C. Eby 555, C. Koher 561, K. W. Kurtz 595, C. Singrey 536, C. Frushour 590, W. Hagerdon 557, T. Leer 562, R- Yoder 581. 200 games — J. Bartman .201, B. Stutzman 210, J;- Schkcht 219, C. Eby 201, K-. W. Kurtz 215-218, B. Hare 209, C. Frushour 200-207, W. Hagerdon 212, R- Yoder 217. «B” L e ague Hires Electric 68 36 I Logan Fuel 61 43 Auers Service 58 46 ACropMfg. Co. 55 49 Carwilei TV 54 50 Rose Jewelry 51 53 Byler Motors 50 54 State Bank Syr. 48 56 Galloways Groc. 38 66 Walters Drugs 37 67 High series & game — State Bpnk Syr. 2696-926. 500 series — B. Cripe 514, M. Workman 5?8, M. Hentzell 533, FBates 505, M. Hostetter 529, D. Carwile 527, ‘B. Smith 522. J. Clark, Jr. 525, R. Laughlin 542, D; Hoover 505, C. Koine 561, hl. Rogers 553200 games — M. Workman 220-. 210, J. Perry 207, C. Koble 205, E. Rogers 217. INTRA CITY LEAGUE March 7, 1963 Or K. Sales 61 39 Larry’s Upholstery 57 43 Dairy Queen 53 , 47 The Mail-Journal 48 52Andy’s D-X ( 47 53 McClintic Ins. 35 65 High team series & game — O. K. Sales 928-2591-High Ind. game & series — D. Smith 231-608. 500 series — O. Cobbum 569, J. Rinker 541, S. Hire 524, R. Koschman 521, C. Kistleif 516, N. Kistler 515, B- Miller 510, L. Eerb 502. > 200 games — J. Rinker 204, D. Kisler 207, D. Smith 231-211, RHibschman 211, B. Miller 221.

THURSDAY NIGHT - LADIES LEAGUE. March 7, 1963 American Industries 70 31 B & K Drive-In 66 38 Carwile TV 64 40 Hawaiian Village 61 43 Brazel’s Bait 57 47 Baugher Builders 57 47 N. Webster Bank 56 47 Is Wawasee Pkg. 56 -48 Pilcher’s Shoes 54 50 Town House 54 50 Klink’s 53 51 Greene Pontiac Mishler’s r 51 53 Ruch & Van’s 47 57 Marise’s 43 Vs 60 Va [Darr’s Gulf 43 61 McCormick-Cutter 41 63 Floyd Lantz Painters 39 65 Wolf’s Store 38 66 Nine’s Pie Shop High team game — American Industries 828High team series — Klink’s 2307. I 500 series — F. Holloway 196-206-150-552, L. Gilbert 200-214-178-592, L. Vanlaningham 183-148-185-516. 170 games and 450 series — J. Schortgen 187-472, L. Welty 178475, H. Frushour 172-400, D. Coburn 180-472, I- Stahley 174-485, E. Tatman 481, S. Wolferman 477, W. Finton 459, B. Nyce 170-493, F. Hughes 460, B. Kline 171-485, U. Baugher 182-171-497, I. Carwile 205-488, M- Smith 455, V. Penn E. Grady 184-492, M. Lock-1

wood 462, L. Frushour 173, B. Musselman 178, B. Young 176. NIGHT MIXED i r March 8, 1963 I Anchor Bar 77 31 Greene Pontiac 69% 38% Byler Motors 69 39 Huey Well Drilling 68 40 Country Corner 67%40% Wawasee Lumber 59 49 Marises 57%50% Tom Socks 55k 53 Sportsmans Center 54 54 Electronic Center 53 55 Peachey Lime Spreading 49% 58% Liberty Coach 48 60 The Beacon 46 62 Wawasee Plaza 43 65 Wawasee TV 42 66 Nine Pins 39% 68% Clip & Curl 38 71 The Pines 36% 71% High team game and series — Greene Pontiac 721-2070. 600 series - men —- D. Carwile 220-224-602, D. Maresh 205-215-601. 200 games and 525 series - men — J. Carr 208-557, B. Criswell 205538, K. W. Kurtz 538, E. Smith 558, G. Beavers 207-206-571, A. Armbruster 204-568, D- Pilcher 527, Dj Knisley 202-560, J. Kern 205-561, D. W. -Greene 235-577, J. Morganthaler 212-560, L. l Owen 225-551, J. Maresh 201. 500 Series - women — E- Blakesley 175-181-532, S. Kern 194-183-536. 170 games and 440 series - women B. Kline 199-171-498, J. Criswell 440, M. Piver 187-481, J. Swenson 451, B. Caple 450, J. Brinley 445, I- Carwile 486, V. Peachey 176-481, M. Byrd 467, B. Greene 177-499,- S. Hoover 170-485.

COUNTY BOWLING LEAGUE, March 11, 1963 “A” Flight Wawasee Pkg. Store 69 27 Pilcher Shoes . 59 37 Wawasee Bowl 53 43 O K Sales 51 45 Thornburg Drugs 50 46 Frog Tavern 50 46 Lakeland Produce 47 49 Byler Motors 38% 57% No. Webster Hdwe. 35%60% Syracuse Rubber Prod. 27 69 High team series and game — Pilcher’s Shoes 2802-1002-High Ind. series J. Carr 607. High Ind. game — C. Frushour 242. 200 games — O. Smith 224, J. Carr 223-215, T- Leer 221, R. Vonasch 220, F. Nyikos 219, M. Dorsey 218, A. Howell 217-203, L. Vance 216, V. Etayer 215, J. Lowe 214, G. Estep 213, C, McKibben 205, G. Beavers 204, B. Eyer 202, T. Shrock 202, E. Armbruster 200, E. Henning 200. 525 series — E. Henning 592, C. Frushour 589, A. Howell 585, L- Vance 581, F- Nyikos 581, J. Tracy 573, R. Vonasch 570, E. Armbruster 565, M. Dorsey 562, T. Schrogk 559, O. Smith 555, MGanshorn 552, B. Eyer 546, G. Beavers 545, T. Leer 545, C. Eby 545, G. Estep 544, D. Pilcher 542, R. Graff 541, L- Seiffert 537, E. Smith 531, V. Stayer 527\ D. Wog-. pman 527, R 4 Thibaut 527, R. Strorribeck 525. “B’ 1 Flight NO. Webster Lions 40 Kinder Mfg. Co. 55 41 Coxy’s Gun Shop 54% 41% Anchor Bar 52 44 Connolly’s Groc. 50 46 Wawasee Restaurant 50 46 Kurly’s Keglers 49 47 Budget Loans 45%50% Barbee Lake Hotel 34 62 Syracuse Police 34 62 f High team series and game — Anchor Bar 2734-923. High Ind. series — R. LeCount 608. High Ind. game — R. Wogoman 244- ■ ,200 gamss —C. Walton 221-201, C. Lambert 219, A. Culver 207, P. Kline 206, R. LeCount 205-202-201, C. Garner 204, C. Lindzy 204. C. Singrey 203, M- Carpenter 202, C. Davies 201. 525 series —- C. Wqlton 581. C. Garner 573, R. Wogoman 571, C. Lindzy 556,' M. Hostetler 540. G. Nordman 538, D. Smith 537-

TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE March 12, 1963 Tom Socks 60 40 Sleepy Owl 60, 40 B & K Drive-In 59-41 Syracuse Cleaners 56 44 Kinder Mfg. 49 51 LeVernier’s Wawasee Laundromat 36%631<> State Bank Syr. 35-65 High team game — State Bank Syr. 830. , High" team, series -— B & K Drive-In 2351. High Ind; game & series -— S. Kern 220-594. 500 series — S. Kern 171-203-220-594, I. Stahley 178-181-516, A. Gallahan 177-507. ,170 games and 420 series — P. Rhodes 459, M. Willard 456, G. Macy 183-465, E. Tatman 187-493, B. Appenzeller 445, I- Carwile 177470, B. Kline 467, K. Graf 193. DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE March 12, 1962 Syracuse Cleaners * 74 26 Colpaert Homes 57%42 1 /i Baugher Const. 56 44 Likens and Sons Brazel’s Bait 49 51 Excel Dist. 47 53 Schultz Mobile Homes 35 65 Washbum Tree Service 32 68 High team game and series — Syracuse Cleaners 973-2797. High Ind. game and series —• J. Carr 227-224-202-653. 525 series — J. Kern 595, J. Kimble 548, A. Keim 546, C. Walton 545, A. Weber 542, R. Penick 527, J. Rollins 525. 200 games — J. Kimble 217, R. Penick 214, P. Mast 208, J. Kern 202-204, J. Rollins 202, G. Vanator 200. > TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE March 12, 1963 Campbell’s D-X 73 31 Foo and Faye 70 34 American. State Bank 64 40

Syracuse Rubber 59 45 Ligonier Beverage 56 48 Lakeside Laundry 54 50 Wawasee TV .51 53 Arnold’s 50 54 Gerard’s 50 54 Turf Bar 45 59 G*W Pizza 43%60% Wawasee Plaza 40 64 Augsburger’s IGA 39 65 Weatherhead 33% 70% High team game and series — Ligonier Beverage 808-2171. 500 games — S. Hoover 167-212-142-521. 170 games and 420 series — ARider 181, M. Harman 463, C. Miller 185-433, E. Burtsfield 171456, E. Grady 443, N. Searfoss 438, M. Thornburg 176, N. Schacht 426, D. Twaits 182-463, P. Scott 428, K- Knisley 171-425, N. Willson 171-427, B. Vanlaningham 179-181-497, C. Campbell 428, B. Musselman 443, L. Gilbert 478, J. Brinley 175-431, B. Menefee 476, E. Wogoipan 202-466, L. Schrock 429, M- J. Bechtold 450, C. Hochstetler 435, J. Byland 426. MILFORD BOWLING LEAGUE March, 12, 1963 Turf Bar II 60 40 Milford Co-op 60 40 Little and Clark 59 41 Turf Bar I 54 46 Servisoft and Lindsay 53 47 Brock Mfg. 53 47 Mishler Funeral Home 50 50 Moorman Feeds 47 53 Augsburgers IGA 46 *54 Chore-Time 42 58 Campbell’s Mkt. 39 61 C. S. Myers’ 37 63 High team series — -Turf Bar (Continued on page 11)

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From the office of Madison F. Jones, Trustee of Turkey Creek Township Attention Taxpayers Laws have changed pertaining to the assessing of your Personal Property for 1963. Under the present law it is the obligation of each Taxpayer to assess his own Personal Property and file the return with the Township Assessor on or before May 15th. Use form No. 101 prescribed by the State Board of Tax Commissioners for this purpose. ■ Forms No. 101 are being mailed and distributed as near as possible to all Taxpayers. Form No. 101 is self explanatory with instructions as to Who Must File and Where To File ( f There are PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO FILE BEFORE MAY 15, 1963 The Trustee’s Office, located at 418 So. Huntington St., Syracuse, next to the Fire Station, is OPEN DAILY to help you with your assessing problems. The Office Phone is No. 457-4175 or contact any member of the Assessing Staff. I The Deputy Assessors are Arnold Pfingst, residence ph. 457-3006; Harry Van Hemert, residence ph. 457-3042; and Karl Franks, residence ph. 8566640. This does not apply to Farmers or Business Firms who require forms other than Form No. 101. Forms for business firms will be personally delivered. Deputy Assessor Edwin Green will contact all farmers for their Assessing. IN FILING FORM NO. 101, PLEASE FILL IN ACCURATE MAILING AD- * DRESS.