The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 October 1963 — Page 2
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LAND OLAKES LEAGUE September 25, 1963 STANDINGS W L “A” League "Rollers Ins. 11 5 Deans Milk 10 5 IXL 9 7 Blue Shingle 9 7 Hires Electric 8,8 Frog Tavern 88 Liberty Coach 8 8 McCormick-Cutter . 8 1 Syracuse Legion 5 11 High series — ■ Frog Tavern 2653. High game — Frog Tavern 897. 540 series — W. Stahly 559, D. Butler 547, M. Dorsey 564, F. Nyikos 549, G. Nordman 582, J. Lowe 562. 200 games — G. Coquillard 207, G. Davis 203, L. Vance 224, W. Stahly 201, D. Butler 224; L. Welty 20.8, M. Hire 210, G. Nordman 216; D. Karesh 20b, R. Roberts 200, K. Koble 200, R. Wogoman 200. “B” League Wawasee Marina • 12 4 Shafer Mfg. Co. 11 <2 4% Logan Fuel 115 Auers Service ;111,?0 1 ,? Galloways Groc. 88? Harris Funeral Home 7 9 Walters Drugs 6 10. Byler Motors ' 5 11 State Bank Syracuse 5 11 Rose Jewelry 4 12 High series — Logan Fuel 2431. High game • — Wawasee Marina 842. • 500 series — H. .Bontrager 516, G. Rider 530, J. Fry 509, C. Koble 539, C. Singrey 503, C. Davies, 559, K. Knisley 501. 200 games — M. Workman 209, G. Rider 205, C. Koble 202, C. Singrey 210, C. Davies 215. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE September 26, 1963 Klink’s 15 1 Farmer’s State Bank T 3 3 Darnell Accounting 11 5 Mishler’s 11 5 Strickler Motors 11 5 Lakeland Prod. B & K Drive-In 9 7 McCormick-Cutter 9 7 Pilcher’s 9 7 Wawasee Pkg. 9 7 Baugher Builders 7 4 American Ind. 7 9 Fascination Place 79 Darr’s Gulf 6% 9% Wolf’s Store 6 10 Carwile TV 5 11 Gamble’s 4 12 Marise’s, 4 12 Brazel’s Bait 4 12 Frank’s Groc. 3 13 High team game and series — Darnell Accounting 799-2297. 500 series — B. Green 151-165-220-536, E. Blakesley 189-166-175-530, S. Sloan 178-153-171-502; I. Stahley 142-191-170-503.
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170 games and 450 series — L. Frushour 170-489, P. Lotz 171-469, B. Nyce 181-487,. L. Welty 174, I. Carwile 188-182-489, K. Felkner 177, F. Wortinger 170, U”Price! 191-487, P. Likens 184-493, S. I Huffer 179, D. Spearman 454, L. Gilbert 469. INTRA CITY LEAGUE September 26, 1963 McCormick-Cutter 10 6 ; McClintic Ins. 10 6 Make-Up No. 1 10 6 The Mail-Journal 9 7 : Andy’s D-X 9 7 Make-Up No. 3 8 8 O.K. Sales 8 8 Lakeland Motors 7 9 Bud’s Mobil 7 9 Make-Up No. 2 2 14 600 series. — J. Brouwer 201-217-615. 500 series and 200 games — N. Kistley 576, H. Schrock 202-560, G. Carpenter 202-543, W. Miller 205-525, D. Miller 200-524, B.‘ Neiswonger 523, L. Burtsfield 517, B. Miller ,216-515, C. Hire 208-514, B. Graff 506, S. Stoups 503, D. Smith 220, T. McClintic 204, E. Anderson 201. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED September 27, 1963 Huey Well Drilling 14 2 The Beacon. 13 3 Anchor Bar 12 4 Wawasee TV -12 4 Mogul Rubber 12 4 Team 18 9 7 I Perry’s Sunoco 9 7 Tom Socks 8 8 Campbell's 7 9 Sportsman's Center 7 9 Ruch & Van’s' 7 9 Enchanted Hills 7 9 I Electronic Centey 6 10 . Clip & Curl 6 10 Country Corner 5 11 Elmer’s Tap 4 12 Strickler Motors 3 12 Marise’s 3 13 High team game — Country Corner 730. High team series' — Mogul Rubber 2048. 600 series - men — L. Vance 212-202-211-625; ■ 200 games and 500 series - men —K. Knisley 523, T. Leer 526, A. Armbruster 520, R. Knisley 202-586, B. Byrd 541, J. Morganthaler 236-597, C. Lisor 201, G. Beavers 546, P. Kline 241-557, K. W. Kurtz 213-511, R. Peterson 234, J. Kern 216-582. 500 series - women — J. Criswell 181-163-185-529, B, Vanlaningham B. Kline 212-517, S. Kern 171-217-181-569. 170 games and 420 series — K. Knisley 185-168-498, I. Carwile 180-452, J. Kern 217-495, D. Armbruster 167, B. Stump 166-164-433, S. Hoover 185-462, E. Blakesley 161-168-475, M. Byrd 165, L. Vance 163-428, J. Hoover 162-442, L. Campbell 172-158-470, C. Campbell 156. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY September 30, 1963 League Lakeland Prod, 16 0 Anchor Bar 11 1 /? 4% ’ Wawasee Bowl 9 7
Pilcher Shoes 8 8 Frog Tavern 8 8 O. K. Sales Thornburg Drugs " 7 9 Wawasee Pkg. 5 11 Kale Island Beacon 5 11 Teghtmeyer Hdwe. ‘ 3 13 I High team game .— Pilcher’s Shoes 929. High team series — Wawasee Bowl 2729. High Ind. game — F. Plank 224. High Ind. series J. Kerri 606. “B'’ League ‘ Kinder Mfg. Co. 13 3 No. Webster Lions 11 5 Syracuse Rubber Co. 10 6 Byler Motors 9 7 Barbee Lakes Hotel 9 7 Kurley’s Keglers 8 8 Bon-Len 7 9 Dixie Boat 6 10 Rich’s Texaco • .» 4 12 Coxy’s Gun Shop 3 13 High team game — Syracuse Rubber 905. High-team series — Syracuse Rubber 2698. High Ind. game — C. Garner & E. Gordon 226. High Ind. series — F. Gordon 632. 200 games and 600 series — T. Pricket 202, J. Kimble 213, G. Hendrickson 210-211, C. Eby 203, J, Carr 206, C. McCuen 213, G. Estep 215, A. Weber 205, H. Schrock 209, J. Morganthaler 209, G. Rider 202, M. Ganshorn 203, L. Vance 207, B. Smith 203, J. Kern 214-203-606, M. Dorsey 200, F. Plank 224, A. Howell 223, C. Garner 226, D. Shock 215, R. Miller i 211, J. Loetz 222, B. Liphiskis 221, , E. Gordon 215-226-632, B. Coburn 201, K. Knisley 221, C. Lambert 1 211, A. Wolf 216. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE October 1, 1963 Sit N’ Knit 71 State Bank Syracuse 71 Tom Socks 71 Syracuse Cleaners 6 2 Kinder Mfg. 5 3 Sleepy Owl 4 4 LeVernier’s Auto Polish 2 6 Wawasee Laundromat ' 17 B r & K Drive-In 17 Augsburgers IGA 0 8 High team game — B & K Drive-In 809. High team series — Tom Socks 2339. High Ind. game -r- W. Schrock 219. High Ind. series — S. Kern 566. 500 series — W. “Schrock 219512, B. Nyce 184-199-514, L. Vance 208-503, S. Kern 214-171-181-566, R. Emerick 179-197-173-549. 170 games- and 440 series — H. Frushour 478, D. Spearman 171446, B. Kline 180-487, E. Tatman 177-442, M. Willard 175, L. Stucky ■175. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE October 1, 1963 American State Bank 15 5 Weaver Tool Co. 14 6 Foo & Faye 14 6 Gerke Plumb. & Heat. 13 7 The Beacon 12, 8 Turf Bar 12 8 Syracuse Rubber 10 10 Weaver’s Heyde 10 10 Bud’s Mobil 9 11
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Lakeside Laundry 8 12 Gerard’s 8 12 Dewart Groc. 8 12 Wawasee TV 7% 12% Leesburg Elevator 7% 12% Joanie’s ' 7 13 The Pickwick • 5 15 High team game •— Turf Bar 757. High team series — Bud’s 2131. 170 games and 450 series — T. Bi;ock 173, U. Reed 172, R. Markham 173, J. Sharpe 171, J. Brinley 451, S. Ryan 466, E. Wogoman 178-474, C. Miller 470, P. Huffer 457, J. Byland 170-462, P. Rhodes 479. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN’S' October 1, 1963 Syracuse Cleaners 16 < 4 Eager Beavers 11 9 Baugher Cons. 11 9 Kline Contractor 10 0 Likens & Sons 10 10 Crystal Flash 9 11 Brazel’s Bait 8 12 Niles Bros. 5 15 High team game and series — Syracuse cleaners. 200 games and 500 series — G. Kistler 533, B. Likens 200-538, J. Carr 532, J. Morganthaler 562, H. Gallahan .528, B. Rhodes 214-210-590. D. Rhodes 503, P. Mast 507, A. Howell 535, N. Kistler 529, G. Beavers 554, T. Davis 505, J. Hamman 522. MILFORD BUSINESS October 1, Turf Bar I y 17 7 . Mishler Funeral Home 16 8 Servisoft & Lindsay 15 9 , Campbell’s Mkt. 14 10 Little & Clark 13 11 Turf Bar II 13 11 Milford Co-op 12 12 ’’Augsburger’s 11 13 Moorman Feeds 11 13 Brock Mfg. 10 14 C. S. Myers 8 16 Chore-Time 4 20 Season high game, team — Turf Bar I 908. Season high series, team — Turf Bar I 2563. Season high game, Ind..' — V. Mollenhour 235. Season high series, Ind. — R. Willson 608. Weekly high game, team — Campbell’s Mkt. 848. Weekly high series, team — Turf Bar I 2420. 500 series — G. Estep 539, L. Hare 530, D. Dippon 525, D. Wolferman 519, G. Wuthrich 513, D. Brumbaugh 510, S.. Baumgartner 505, M. Campbell Sr. 501. 200 games — G. Estep 232; M. Campbell Sr. 209, D. Dippon 205, J. Speicher 204, P. Mathews 202. HIT & MISS MIXED October 2, 1963 Juday Electric 16 0 Thwaits Grain 14 2 IXL 11 5 Peachey’s Lime 8 8 Sylvah’s 8 8 John’s Jet Crete. 7 9 Gray’s Mkt. 7 9 Spurgeon’s 7 9 O. K. Sales 7 9 Merry Bee Doll Hosp. 6 10 Indian Hills 2 14 Aces 0 14 Team high game and- series — Thwaits Grain 663 and 1890.
Honor scores for men — D. Brown 602, R. Hibschman 543, J. Kern 555. Honor scores for women — PRhodes 440, G. Thwaits 454, L.Welty 441, G. Peachey 454. HEX H. D. CLUB MEETS TUESDAY The Hex . Home Demonstration club met Tuesday, Oct. 1, at the grange hall. The president, Mrs. Ernest Richards opened the meeting and gave the club creed. Devotions were by Mrs. Fred Johnson with the members repeating the Lord’s Prayer. The song of the month, “Let There be Peace On Earth’’ was. sung with Mrs. Orlie Brown at the piano. Roll call response was “Something You Did on Halloween.” The safety lesson was given by. Mrs. Milton Schuder, her topic, “Fighting a Cold.” Mrs. Herbert Blue gave the lesson on “Foundation Garments.” There was a silent auction held. The meetipg closed with the club prayer. Hostesses were Mrs, Peter Savage and Mrs. Carl Bender. SYRACUSE WRC HAS GUEST NIGHT The Syracuse Women’s Relief Corps, John C. Adams chapter 278, entertained three . out-of-town chapters and guests Monday evevning, Sept. 30, at the American Legion hall. Games were the evening's entertainment and several, prizes were won. Mrs. Orlie Brown won the door prize. Other chapters attending were Ligonier, Bremen and Nappanee. There were 51 present, with two guests from Goshen and one from South Bend. Refreshments of sandwiches, cookies, tea and coffee were served by the committee at the ; close of the evening. '
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CHURCH OF GOD BROTHERHOOD MEETS The Brotherhood of the Church of God, Syracuse, met Tuesday evening, Sept. 24, at the chqrch. Refreshments were served and an evening of fellowship followed; It was decided by the Brotherhood its project for the year j|?ould be for each member to give a days work in .wages, to be used to help on assessments and other extra expenses of the church. There were six members and one guest,. Jack Elam present, j LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN MEET The Lutheran Church. Women of the Graeff Lutheran church of Syracuse, met Wednesday, Sept. 25, at the home of Mrs. Frank Bieber. The president, Mrs.- Ayallace Liniger, presided at the business meeting. The coming October 30 Harvest dinner was discussed, Mrs. Sheridan (Bill) Betes is chairman and assisting are Mrs. Floyd Disher and Miss Pat Ginter. ; Prayer was given by Mrs. Wallace Liniger,, the scripture lesson by Mrs, Gerald D. Hubartt and the for the evening, “We Com fess - Part Two,” by Mrs. Myrtle Robinson. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by th' hostess and co-hostess Mrs. Maurice Snyder. ■ JOHN RASSI CELEBRATES 11TH BIRTHDAY John Rassi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rassi of near Milford, celebrated his 11th birthday a| a party Monday, Sept. 30, at his home north of town. The guests enjoyed softball and football after which ice cream and cake were served to Tom Beer, t>on May, Dennis Hart, Tim Levernier, John Leembn, Kevin Dwyer, and Steve Wolferman.
Syracuse Wins County Baseball Title
Syracuse is the new county baseball champion with a 10 win 1 loss record. North Webster placed second with a 9 win and 2 loss record. Pierceton, Sidney, and South Whitley, are in a three-way tie for third 5 place with an 8 and 3 record. Pierceton had won the title for the past two years completing each year undefeated. This year the Cubs were the only team to defeat Syracuse and their three losses came from Sidney, South Whitley and North Webster. Each team played 11 games and the championship decided from the won and loss record pf the season. In past years the championship was based on a tournament. The following are the final standings in this season’s baseball: W L Syracuse 10 1 North Webster 9 2 Pierceton 8 3 Sidney 83 South Whitley 8 3 Milford 6 5 Larwill 5 6 Mentone 4 7 Silver Lake 4 7 Akron 2 9
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I Claypool • 2 9 Leesburg J 0 HI .•. ' , ■— u ■ — _L— L . COUNTY CROSS COUNTRY i MEETS TONIGHT. OCy. 3 The county cross .country meet will be held at tlje twomile course at the Kpsciusko county fairgrounds at Warsaw tonight (Thursday, Oct. 3). • Teams participating will include all Kosciusko county H teams except Warsaw, jand including Akron, Larwill, dmd South Whitley. ! The Pierceton Cubs b r e tiefending champions, having won the county meet for the past two-years, and they are favored to win again this year.' The public is invited to attend. No charge will bfc mad;. II f ; MISS KANTNER BREAKS- ARM It has been reported that . Miss Lillian Kantner, formel* . Mi ford high school teacher, has bibken her left arm. j Her address is 2001 Ejxvingj Seymour, Ind. • 'fl ' ■ ’