The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1963 — Page 2
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■ L ’ ' LAND O LAKES LEAGUE November 6, 1963 , “A” League STANDINGS W L McCormick-Cutter 27 13 Blue Shingle , 25, 15 Farmer's Feed 23. 17 Frog Tavern 21 19 Dean’s Milk 21 19 Kober’s Ins. 19 21 Hire’s Electric 19 21 IXL 16 24 Syracuse Legion . 16' 24 Liberty Coach 13 27 High series & game—* McCormick-Cut-ter 2831-981. 600 series — N. Biddle 178-213-215-606. 540 series — R. Schultz 590, L. Vance 580, C. Frushour 557, R. Brown 568. M. Carlsori 583, F. Nyikos 543, R. Hibschman 547, G. Davis 581, R. Strombeck 599, B. LcCount 577, B. Smijh 547. 200 games — R. Schultz 236, C. ■Frushour 215, R. Brown 223, L, Vance 234, B. •LeCount, 205, B. Smith 224, R. Strombeck 209. J’ Lowe 242. M. Ganshorn 200. G. ibavis 2.24, J. Hughes 226,, R. Hibschman 205. s' “B” League Logan Fuel ■ 29 11 Wawasee Marina 25 15 - Harris Funeral Home 21 19 Shafer Mfg. Co, 20%19% Auer’s Service . 20%19% Motors 19 21 Walters Drugs 19 '2l Galloway’s Groc. • 18 22 State Bank Syracuse 16 24 , Rose Jewelry 12 28 High series & game — Logan Fuel 2697-935. 500 series — E. Rogers 509, J. Pound 541. C. Koble 563. M. Hosvtter .568. G. Carpenter 516, C. Davies 595, R. Heil 575, C. Singrey 531, M. Zellinger 530. 200 games — M. Zellinger 214, R. Heil 211-200. C. Singrey 213, Si. Hostetter 215, C. Davies 225. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE November 7, 1963 Klink's 27 13 Darnell Accounting ’ 26 14 North Webster Bank 26 14 Wawasee Package 24 16 Lakeland Produce . • , 23% 16% . Pilcher’s 23 17. Mishler’s 23 17 Fascination Place 23 17 McCormick-Cutter 22 18 Carwile TV ■■■ ■■ • 22 18 B & K Drive-In ■ •19 21 Wolf's Store 18 22 Brazel’s' Bait .18 23. Strickler' Motors . 17 23 Marise’.s 14 26 Gambles 13 -27 Darr’s Gulf.. : 12%27% Frank’s Grocery 11 29 High team game and' series . — Klink’s 817-2257. 500 series — S. Ryan 143-245-137-525, L. Gilbert 158-162-211-531. Other 200 games — M. L. WillseS’ 200, D. Darnell 205. 1-70 games and 450 series'— J. Weaver 171, F. Wortinger 194, B. Greene 185467, P. Lotz 181, F. Holloway 175-498,. B. McKibben 187-475, H. Frushour 175-459, B. 'Caple 170, K. Felkner 180-485. L. I Welty 171, L. Connolly 195-467, F. Money | 176-466, J. Sechrist 173-472. B. Kline I 170r457, B. Nyce 176-476, 3. Carwile 452,M. L. Willsey 479, E. Johnson 4.70, - E. ! Tatman 481, D. Darnell 492, I. Stahley' 481.
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INTRA-CITY LEAGUE November 7, 1963 McCormick-Cutter 28 12 Triangle Rubber 25 15 McClintic Insurance 24 16 . O. K. Sales 24 16 Ruch Lawnmower 21 19 Larry’s D-X 21 19 Bud’s Mobil 19 21 The Mail-Journal 18 22 Lakeland Motors .11 29 Dairy QUeen 9 31 Honor Scores — H. Schrock 223-223-216-662, P. Beezley 550, R. Hibschman 205-546, D. Butler 215-543, D. Miller 541, J. Wortinger 225-514, F. Godshalk 502, O. Cobbum 520, E. Eriyeart 532, N. Kistler 537, G. Carpenter 539, W. Miller 500. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED COUPLES Beacon 34 6 Huey Well Drilling 28 12 Anchor Bar 26 14 Clip & Curl 21 19 Mogul Rubber 21 19 Pin-Ups 21 19 Electronic Center 20 20 Strickler Motors 20 20 Sportsman’s Center 20 20 Elmer's Tap 19 21 Perry’s Sunoco 18% 21% Playhouse 18 22 Ruch & Van’s 17% 22% i Marjse’s 17 23 , Wawasee TV . 17 23 I Tom Socks ° 15 25 ! Campbell’s 14 26 Country Corner , 13 27 High team game — Sportman’s Center 784. . High team series - Mogul Rubber 2011, 500 series - women — E. Blakesley 254-186-587, B. Kline 181-198-520. 170 games and 450 series - women — J. Morganthaler 180, S. Kern 175-173-487, D. Armbruster 453, N. Peterson 178-480, J. Sharpe 198-471. B. Vanlanihgham 189492. J. Bylarid 178-468, D. Coburn 488, M. Byrd 172. N. Willsori 192-474, J. Nolan 458. S. Hoover 172-497, S. Lisor 182. - 190 games and 500 series - men — M. McKee 196-191-521. L. Vance 190, J. Morganthaler 199-527, D. Knisley 200-536, J. K. rn 190-190-203-583. P. Kern 208-! 558. A. Armbruster 20’0-540, A. Neidle 191- ' 513. T. Leer 198-545. K. Knisley 517, D. Carwile 192-560. P. Campbell 210-514, L. j Owen 202, G. Beavers 192-559, . ; MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE ■ November 11, 1963 9 “’A” League Lakeland Produce. 37 2 Thornburg Drugs 21 19 Beacon 21 19 Frog Tavern ■ 20 20 . Wawasee Bowl , 19 21 Pilcher's Shoes 18 22 Wawasee Package . 17 1 23 Anchor Bar 16% 23% O. K. .Sales 15%24%./ Teghtmeyer Hardware 15 25 High team, game & series — Wawasee. Pkg. 1025-2881. High Ind. game — F. Nyikos 255. “B” League .North Webster Lions ’ 25% 14% Bon-Len . 25 15 Kinder Mfg. Co. : 22 18 Barbee Lakes Hotel - 21 19 Syracuse Rubber Co. 20 20 KUtkey’s Keglers 19 21 Rich’s Texaco 19 21 Byler Motors 18%21% Dixie Boat 17 23 Coxy’s Gun Shop 12 28 High team game —. Kinder Mfg. Co. 890. High team series — Syracuse Rubber Co. 2565. High Tn.d.. game — (p. Alfrey 225. High Ind. series — H, Alfrey 566. 200 games and 600 series — J. Wort- , inger' 209-221-610. R. Fisher 245, J. J Tracy 206, R. Brown 203, E. Estep 221, L. Vance 223-22-201-646, E. Henning 207, H. Schrock 212, E. Armbruster 246-603, J.- Morganthaler 210, J. Carr 209, R. Thioaut 219, F. Nyikos 255-603, D. Pilcher
i 203, C. Eby 207, A. Howell 208, R. Strombeck 200, V. Stayer 213, G. Rider 201- “ ! 226. M. Ganshorn 244, R, Johnson 202, H. Alfrey 225, B. Lipniskis 207, R. Timmons 212, E. Gordon 200, E. Whitacre 217. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES November 12, 1963 Syracuse Cleaners 24 8 Kinder Mfg. Co. 21 11 Sleepy owl 20 12 State Bank Syracuse 20 12 Tom Socks 18 14 Augsburger’s IGA 14 18 Sit N Knit 12 20 LeVernier’s Auto Polish 11 21 • Wawasee Laundromat 10 22 n B K Drive-In 10 22 190 games & 500 series — A. Gallahan !. 501-199, S. Kern 515-190 - ' - 170 games 440 series — I. Carwile I. 457-188. L. Vance 460, A. Sudlow 451, B. Nyce 484-172-181. A. Stefanski 463, R. Emerick 493-171-175, H. Frushour 498-184, D. Spearman 457-188, B. Kline 456, W. Schrock 492-177-177, TUESDAY NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE November 12, 1963 Eager Beaver 27 17 Baugher Construction 27 17 Syracuse Cleaners >26 18 Crystal Flash 25 19 Likens & Sons 21 23 . Kline Contractors 19 25 Brazel Bait 19 25 Niles Brothers 12 32 High team game and series — .Eager Beavers 993-2833. High Ind. game and series — A. Howell 600 series —A. Howell 219-278-200-697. 200 games and 500 series — 3 Carr ■ 519. R. K. Mills 214-561, R. Penick 501, P. Mast 525, Carroll Walton 524, B. Fidler 537. N. Kistler 234-583. S. Smith 541, G. Beavers 202-529. Bob Likens 211-561. Dick Rhodes .208-538, A. Baugher 203509. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE November 12, 1963 Foo & Faye 35 9 The Beacon 30 14 I American State Bank 28 16 I Syracuse Rubber 28 16 1 Bud's Mobil • ’ 24 20 i Weaver Tool 24 20 I Lakeside Laundry 24 20 Turf Bar ■ ■ 24 23 • Dewart Lake Grocery 22 22 Gerke’s Plumbing 21% 22% Wawasee TV 20%23% Weaver’s Heyde 20 24 Joanie’s .14 30 , Pickwick 13%30% Gerard’s 1.2 32 Leesburg' Elevator 11% 32% High team garite and series — Bud’s Mobil 772-2237. 50'0 series — K. Knisley 222-179-183-584. S. Ryan 165-183-189-537, M. Tarman 190-170-164-524, P. Huffer 124-235-144-503 170 games and 450 series — J- Byland 176, P. Rhodes 173-477, L. Vance 182479, L. Gilbert 172, S. Hoover 453, I. Carwile 175-468. P. Huffer got special award for bowl--100 pins or more over current average in one game. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE November 12, 1963 Turf Bar II ,34 14 Turf Bar I 31% 16% Little & Clark 30 18 Servisoft and LJndsay 30 18 Moorman Feeds 27 21 Milford Co-op 26%21% Mishler Funeral Home 26 22 Augsburg, r's IGA 22 26 Campbell’s Mkt. 21 27 C. S. Myers 15 33 Chore-Time I 3 35 ; Brock Mfg. 12 36 I Season high game, team — Tun Bar I 945. Season high series, team — Little and Clark 2599. Season high game, individual — D. Levernier 254. Season high series,, individual — J-. Yeater 613, Weekly high game and series, team — Turf Bar II 876-2508. 500 series — D. Wuthrich 560, J. Speicher 549. ,L. Rassi 539. D. Brumbaugh 537, H Felkner 527, D. Miller 522, G. Estep 516, W. Burgett 509. M. Wolterman 506, B. Little 5'04, V. Mollenhour 504, L. Newman 502. 200 games J D. Wuthrich 213, G. Price, Jr. 212. P. Speicher 212. L. Rassi 207, D. Brumbaugh. 203, D. Charlton 200. Evening's gutter ball: Daniel LeVernier. HIT AND MISS BOWLING LEAGUE November 13, 1963 Juday Electric 36 4 Thwaits Grain 26% 12% John's Jet Crete 22 18 Gray’s Mkt. 21%18% Sylvan’s 21 19 IXL 19 21 Indian Hills 19 21 Peachey’s Lime 18 22 O. K. Sales 17 23 Merry Bee. Doll Hosp. 16 24 Paul’s Generator Rep. 15 25 Aces 9 31 Honor scores for men — J. Kern 220555. D. Stahl 206-568, D. Brown 203. Honor scores for women — P. Rhodes 190-466, L. Sipe 201-502, V. Peachey 501. i GERKE PLUMBING AND HEATING I WINS SECOND PLACE AT I COLUMBIA CITY The Gerke Plumbing and Heating Co. of ■ Ligonier bowling team won second place i Sunday at the Cook Bowling Lanes in .Columbia City. It is an annual women’s bowling tourney and this year 87 teams participated.. Members of this team winning second place .and their scores are: Polly Scott 448. Isabell Carwile 576. Mary Lou Willsey 499. Sherry Burson 437. Katherine Knisley 532. This gave them a total of 3047 with handicaps. . AIRO-FLOW TRAILER ‘HIT’ AT FLORIDA MOBILE HOME SHOW The new 24-foot Airo-Flow mobile home, the first manufactured at the new Milford plant, was a big hit at the recent Florida Mobile Home Show, held at Orlando, Fla. “The Airo-Flow 24 was a hit among dealers and visitors at the Florida show, and the unit was received as one of the finest travel trailers”, was the statement of Frank Rizzo,-: vice president of the firm, w’hen he arrived home from the show on Wednesday. Mr. Rizzo said projected manufacturing. schedules of the new 24foot unit hinged on the reception the trailer received at the Florida show. The main unit manufactured at the Milford plant is a 19-foot trail- , er. '' ....
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FINDS OLD RECEIPT —Mrs. Noble C. Blocker found this old water receipt, dated Dec. 20, 1913,
Cubs Stopped By Claypool In Second Half of Saturday Night Game
From this week’s Pierceton Press Saturday night at Claypool the Cubs bowed to the Knights 75 to 70. Claypool, using a balanced attack. having . four . players in double figures, and capitalizing on Pierceton’s fouls and many mistakes, especially in the last two quarters, gave the Cubs a strong taste of defeat. Pierceton held a fifteen point lead at the start of the third quarter but . with the Cubs taking but 8 shots in the quarter and scoring 7 points the Knights scored twenty one points and tied it up at the end of the third period. Rex Reid and Ray Slusher were lost by fouling out and the Knights hit .21 of their 33 foul shots- to make the fidderence as Pierceton had hit 8 fouls out of 11 and had 21 field goals to Claypool’s 27. Each team hit 50 per cent from the field'. L. McKinzie led all scorers with 24 points while the Claypool team mates followed with Evans 15, Conley 14 and Sirley 12. Pierceton, had three in double figures, Slusher 22, Cone 21 and Reid 15. Score by quarters: Pierceton 25 46 53 70 Claypool 16 31 53 75 CLAYPOOL (75) — L. McKenzie 961, Shirley 601, Conley 463, C. McKenzie 121, Evans 552, H. Gunter 222. Totals 27 field goals, 21 free throws, 11 personal fouls. PIERCETON (70) — Wells 204, Slusher 10-2-5, Reid 635, Carlin
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324, Cone 10-1-2. Totals 31 field goals, 8 free throws, 23 personal fouls. Pierceton B Team Wins 44 to 31 The junior Cubs won their preliminary game against the Claypool second team in an easy manner 44 to 31. Coach Tom Sittier used all |. eleven players and after the first ■quarter Pierceton maintained a •' good margin, although the game ■ was ragged and at times loosely , played. | Amuro Obergon and Bill Bailey I led the way for the Cubs with 8 points each, followed closely by Mike Miner with 7. The following is the summary for Pierceton: Mike Miner 311, Amuro Obergon 323, John Conley 102, Art Obergon 211, Tom Long 202, Joe Shepherd 001, Bill Bailey 402, Danner 031, Doug Gregory 110, Zorn 002, Jim Mettler 120. Summary: 17 field goals, 10 free throws, 15 personal fouls. AREA BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Friday, November 15 So. Whitley at Pierceton Silver Lake vs. Sidney at South Whitley Milford at Bristol Claypool at North Webster Wakarusa at Mentone Leesburg at Syracuse Saturday, November 16 Columbia City at Pierceton Tuesday, November 19 Claypool at Silver Lake .
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‘ Webster Downs Sidney, 49 To 48 j In a thrilling ball game Friday night at the North Webster gym, the Sidney Wildcats came within ■ : one point of tying the Webster team. In the last few seconds of' play two foul shots t’Tit were' missed by Sidney Whitaker gave j the game to a scrappy Webster : team. Sidney’s Jerry Walther, ; Who had 72 points in two previous ■| games to his credit, was effective-' iy bottled up by' three Webster [payers and was held to 8 points.' I Whitaker led the Sidney defense ! with 14 points. Chad Beezle'y with 17 and Mike , j Vanator with 15 points each, pro- ■ I vided most of Webster’s points. ( The scoring was a follows: SIDNEY (48» — Whitaker 703, ! Haupert 130, J. Leiter 181, Walth- ' er 325, T. Leiter 123, Ousley 311.! Totals were 16-16-13. NORTH WEBSTER (48) —' i Jones 404, 103, Beezley | 814, EnVeart.2l2. Reiff 105, Bak-j er 001. Vanator 633. Totals were i 22-5-22. . . Harlem Globetrotters At Fort Wayne November 24 The world famous Harlem I Globetrotters will .make their an-j nual appearance at the Memorial coliseum in Fort Wayne Sunday evening, Nov. 24, at 7 p. m. The Globetrotters, no matter how many times you have seen them, give a great evening of entertainment. This year, in ad di-, tion to the basketball game, five stage acts will be presented at '
I Mrs. Lois Schleeter, who was elected Syracuse clerk-treasurer in the Nov. 5 election.
I game half time. These acts will be i headed by “Peg-Leg” Bates, famous one legged dancer-comedian. Hodges Insists On Recount In Warsaw Warsaw’s Mayor Paul E. (Mike) Hodges remained certain this week that he is doing the “only thing” in asking for a recount of last Tuesday’s vote in the Warsaw city election. Hodges was defeated by a npr- : row 95-vote count - 1,233 to 1,328 : -by Joe Johnson for the office of mayor. Hodges was a candidate on the : Citizens ticket, Johnson on the Republican ticket, and Wayne Graff, who garnered 510 votes, was the | Democratic candidate. “I have good reason to believe ; there were enough of my ballots . thrown out to swing the election J my way , Hodges said this week, i and he remained firm in his. conviction that he would press for a recount. . He has employed a Warsaw law firm to represent him in seek--1 ing the recount. I “The Republicans and Demoi crats had people on the election board, but we had no one”, Hodges stated, “and this is reason enough to ask for an impartial count”. Hodges is the fiery hard-hitting mayor who was defeated in the Republican primary by Johnson. His term as mayor has won wide i plaudits for him and his city adI ministration, but he has stirred
controversies in a running battle with his local newspaper and others within the GOP fold. Komets Play Port Huron And Toledo The Fort Wayne Komets hockey team, wall take on the International Hockey League leaders in two home games. Saturday, Nov. 16, the strong Port Huron team will be at the coliseum for a game starting at 8 p. ,m. Wednesday, Nov. 22. the new International Toledo team will be on Fort Wayne ice to renew old rivalries that in the past have made very interesting hockey games. Game time for this game and all week day games will be at 7:30 p. m. Mian Summer J L ” ® THE first fall days call for a fresh new look, no matter what the weather — and Indian Summer is almost certain to be hot. Being fashion right and still comfortable is possible with “buy now, wear now’’ lightweight clothes with ip autumnal look. Howard Wei:’ has used a cool fabric of “D|croft” polyester and rayon (to create this trim, slim '“Njiw Look” town dress, with long sleeves ind round collar, tapped with\a corduroy jerkin to* add the sportive touch. TAKE IT EASY O WAYS! • _,ZI WITH NEW 1963 L&WH-BOY POWER MOWERS f SAVE YOUR 1 I aching back 8 | / WITH I j IP I ! f iWGER-tln ISTARW" .Sjust, iINCO! 'i y° ur . f l"ready to J 1 You re I J_ -11nrT-"' 1 *’ 7 77’ 7 " 7 * / y '■ - ? 1 MODEL i 7252,21’ cut * I Start at | SEE IT TODAY AT Special WHILE THEY LAST Deluxe 21” Lawn Boy with 4 h.p. and .Grass Catcher - $89.95 Nicolai Machine Shop Syracuse, Ind. Clayton Garden Center North Webster, Ind.