The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 November 1963 — Page 2
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TROJANS TOP TEAM — The Milford Trojans are the top team in Kosciusko county, having won their first three games. They de- I
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LAND O LAKES LEAGUE x. November 13, 1963 “A” League STANDINGS W L McCormick-Cutter 28 16 Blue Shingle 28 16 Frog Tavern 24 20 Farmer's Feed 24 20 Koher’s Ids. 22. 22 . Dean's Milk ..'. 22 22 Hire’s Electric 21 23 IXL 18 26 Liberty Coach 17 27 Syracuse Legion 16 28 High series — Frog Tavern 2762 ' . .. High .game — Farmer’s Feed 984. 600 series — G. Nordnian 601, L. Vance 633, H. Bartman 633. Over 540 — W. Stahly 568, B. Smith 562, R. Strombeck. 579, A. Howell 576, H. Gallahan 583. N. Biddle 56'0, M. Carlson 561, N. Kistler 562, W. Day 554. L. Truex 553, D. Pilcher 543, R. Wogoman 550. T. AUer 540. 200 games — D. Brown 207, R. Wogoman 216. W. Day 211, U Truex 203. A. Howell 213, R. Strombeck 249, H. Gallahan 200, N. Biddle 208, G. Nordman 228206, W. Stahly 213, B. Smith .217, L. Vance 232-215, -H. Bartman 216-229. “B” League Logah Fuel 30 14 , Wawasee Marina 28 16 Harris Funeral Home • . 25 19 Auer’s Service 22%21% Gallaway’s Groc. 22 22 Byler Motors . 21 23 Shafer Mfg. Co. 20% 23% State Bank of Syracuse 19 25 Walter’s Drugs ’ 19 23 Rose Jewelry 13 31 High team game and series —■. Harris Funeral Home 916-2497. 600 series — H. Schrock 668. 500 series —. J. Pound 503, H. Bontrager 544, M. Hostetter 535, C. Singrey 591, R. Heil 518, M. Hsntzell 507, C. Davies 536, R. Rule 500, K. Hare 533, M. Workman 532, A. Bobeck 524, G. Kistler 511, R. Maresh 511. 200 games. — H. Schrock 257-214, D. Enyeart 211, M. Hostetter 226, C. Singrey 200-201, A. Bobeck 203, M. Workman 206, R. Maresh 217. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE November 14, 1963 Klinks 31 13 Darnell Accounting 29 15' North Webster . Bank 28 14 Pilcher’s 27 17 Fascination Place 25 19 American.lndustries 25 19 Lakeland Produce 24% 19% Wawasee Package 24 20 . Mishler’s 23 21 B & K Drive-In 23 21 Carwile TV 22 22 McCormick-Cutter 22 22 Brazel’s Bait' 22 22 Wolf’s Family Store* 20 24 Strickler Motors 20 24 Baugher Builders 18 26 Frank s Grocery 15 29 Gamble’s 15 29 < Ma rise’s 14 30 Darr’s Gulf 12%31% High team series— Klink’s 2331. High team game — Darnell Accounting 828. 500 series — B. Uyce 198-180-179-557, D. Spearman 145-175-182-502, I. Stahley 181-149-205-535. 170 games land 450' series — S. Ryan ■ 170-480,' M. Thornburg 464, F. Money 180, E. Tatman 196-489, A. Gallahan 466, P. Likens 183-483, F. Holloway 473, J. Graves 451. G. Pilcher 460, J. Sechrist 459, W. Finton 454, F. Bowser 176, L. Dean 181-454, L. Gilbert 183-467, K. Felkner 176-485, D. Coburn 185-498, P. Buffer 180-482, B-. Brown 189. M. L. Willsey 178-455, B. Greene 177-455, G. Eyer 171-477, E. Hughes 170. INTRA-CITY LEAGUE November 14, 1963 McCormick-Cutter ‘29 15 Triangle Rubber , 29 15 McClintic Ins. 28 16 O. K. Sales 24 20 Larry’s D-X 24 20 Ruch Lawnmower . 22% 21% The Mail-Journal .20% 23% Bud's Mobil 20 24 Lakeland Motors 14 30 Dairy Queen 9 35 * Honor Scores — Jim Wortinger 204-213-605. Doyle Butler Owen Cobbum 203-544, Soup Stroup 201-540, Ron Hibschman 522, Walt Miller 512, Dick Smith 524, Larry Kirkdoffer 524. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED DOUBLES November 15, 1963 The Beacon .34 10 Anchor Bar 29 15 Huey Well Drilling 28 16 Pin-Ups 25 19 Strickler Motors . . , 24 20 Electronic Center 23 21 Playhouse 22 22 Mogul Rubber 22 22 Clip and Curl 22 22 Wawasee TV 21 23 Maxise's 20 24 1 Elmer’s Top 20 24 Sportsman’s Center 20 24 Perry’s Sunoco 19% 24% Ruch & Van’s 18% 25% Tom Socks 18 26 Campbell’s 17 27 Country Corner 13 31 High team game- — Wawasee TV 703. High team series — Anchor Bar 2077. 600 . series - men — J. Morganthaler 194-204-225-623, J, Kern 203-236-603. 190 games and 500 series - men — B. Criswell 539, D. Maresh 214-551, P. 1 Campbell 203-518, A. Armbruster 191-215- I 582, M. McKee 512, G. Alfrey 550, L I Vance 210-557, P. Kline 518, K. W. I Kurtz 515, A. Neidle 203, L. Owen 525, G. Beavers 225-562, J. Honer 199-203-578. 500 series - women — D. Coburn 211516, C. Campbell 184-190-510, S. Hoover 177-188-527. ' 170 games and 450 series - women B, Greene 171-471, J. Byland 176-453, N, Willson 186-483, B. Stump 189-465, S. Kern 183-190-497, J. Morganthaler 473, B. Kline. 465. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE November 18, 1963 ■ “A” Flight Lakeland Produce 37 7 , Thornburg Drugs 25 19 Beacon 25 19 Wawasee. Package 21 23 Pilcher’s Shoes 21 23 Frog Tavern 21 23 O. K. Sales 19%24% ■ Wawasee Bowl 19 25 ’Anchor Bar 16% 27% Teghtmeyer. Hdwe.' • 15 29 High team game & series — Wawasee , Package 954-2813. I High Ind, game , — J. Kern 235 ' High Ind. series — L. Vance 628. “B” Flight S North Webster Lions 28%15% ; Bon-Len 26 18 Kind. r Mfg. Co. 24 20 Barbee Lakes Hotel ’ 24 20 ( Rich's Texaco 23 21 Syracuse Rubber Co. 20. 24 t Dixie Boat . 20 24 t Hurley's Keglers 20 24 Byler Motors 19%24%] 1
Thursday, November 21, 1963
feted Claypool, LaPaz, and Bristol, j and will meet Akron there Friday night. Shown here with coach James
Coxy'S Gun Shop 14 30 High team game & series — Dixie Boat 1899-2427. High Ind. game & series — I. RookStOO.l 276-589. 200 games & 600 series — G, .Carpenter 215. E. Whitacre 210, C. Davis 226, J. Kriener 200. R. Wogoman. 203. J. Honer 206, C. Frushour 2(11. D. Pilcher 213210, C. Eby 209. R. Fisher 225-207-608, J. Ttacy 212. L. Vance 213-218-628, O. Cohbtim 211. C. Singrey 200, M. Hostetter 213, A. Howell 232, R. Strombeck 223, G. Bbavers 216, E. Armbruster 200. TUESDAY’ AFTERNOON LADIES November 19, 1963 Syracuse Cleaners 25 11 State Bank of Syracuse ■ 23. 13 Kinder Mfg. . ' 22 14 Tom Socks 21 15 Sleepy Owl 21 15 Augsburger’s IGA ' 1.7 19 LeVernier's Auto Polish 14 22 B & K Drive-In 13 23 Sit H’ Knit ■ 13 .23 Wawasee Laundromat 11 25 . High team game and series — Tom Socks 794-2251: ligh Ind. game & series — B. Nyce 213-555. 500 series — B. Nyce 213-655. 170 games and 440 series —- H. Frushour 179, M. Teghtmeyer 174. M. Willard 448, M. Fisher 444, T. Hattersley 184-470. N. Searfoss 484, B. Kline 172-448:. WSchrock 445, L. Vance 194-465. S. Kern T 74-494, J. Morgarfthaler 440, R. Emerick 470, M. Lung 181-471, D. Spearman 459. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE November 19, 1963 Foo & Faye 37 11 American State Bank 30 18 Syracuse Rubber 30 18 The Beacon 30 18 Weaver Tool Co. 26 22 Turf Bar 26 22 Bud's Mobil 25 23 Lakeside Laundry 25 23 D.wart Lake Grocery? 24 24 Gerke Plumbing • 23%24| L . Wawasee TV 23%24% Weaver’s Heyde'' 21 27 Pickwick 16% 31% Gerard’S 16 32 Joanie’s 16 32 Leesburg Elevator 14%33% High team game — Weaver Tool 779, High team series — Foo & Faye 2154, 500 series — E. Burtsfield 174-194-170-538, L. Gilbert 170-135-199-504, S. Ryan 164-151-203-518. 170 games and 450 series — P. Rhodes 485, U. Reed 174, M. J. Bechtold 178451. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE November 19, 1963 Turf Bar II 37 15 Turf Bar I 34% 17% Little and Clark 33 19 Milford Co-op 30%21% Servisoft and Lindsay 30 22 Moorman Feeds 28 24 Mishler Funeral Home 27 25 Campbell’s Mkt. 24 28 Augsburger’s IGA _ 23 29 C. S. Myers, Inc. 19 33 Chore-Titfie Equip. 14 38 Brock Mfg. 12 40 Season high game, team — Turf Bar I 945. Season high series, team — Little and Clark 2599. Season high game, Ind. — D. Levernler 254. Season high series, Ind. ‘ — J. Yeater 613. Weekly high team game — Little and Clark 927. Weekly high team series — Little and Clark 2535. 600 series — B. Little 608. 500 series , — J. Chambers 573, J. Speicher 548. L. Hare 546, D. DippOn 544, H. Doty 515. O. Replogle '513, B. Vanlaningham 512, G. Estep 505, B. Warren 504. G. Keller 504. f V. Mollenhour 502, R. Willson 500, D. Wolferman 500. 200 games —B. Little 221-204, O. Replogle 213, J. Speicher 204, A. Haab 201, J. Chambers 201, D. Dippon 201. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE November 19, 1963 Eager Beavers „ 28 20 Baugher Construction 28 20 Crystal Flash 28’ 20 Syracuse Cleaners 26 22 Kline Construction 23 25 Likens & Sons. 22 26 Brazel’s Bait .. ' 22 26 Niles Brothers 15 33 High team game and series — Eager Beavers 920-2589. High Ind. game and series — G. Beavers 234-600. 200. games and 500 series — J. Carr 507;. H. Hostetler 210-503, G. Kistler 210532, Bob Likens 515, M. Niles 511, D. Rhodes 510, J. Rhodes 504, A. Howell N. Kistler 512, S. Smith 521, G. Beavers 234-207. Clifford Walton 516, K. Haj-e 218-514, P. Mast 521. Milford Business League Highlights Turf Bar II continued their hold on first place in the Milford business league with a three win, one lost performance Tuesday evening, James Speicher spearheaded, their winning effort and his own 170 plus bowling with a well earned balanced 548. Lewis Hare (546) and Delbert Dippon (544) , Oliver Repl ogle (513) proved too much for Mishler Funeral Home as they finished their evening’s work with a three and one record to continue to press tile league leaders. Chore-Time’s Burl Warren registered the first 500 series of his life as he toiled thru a 504 series against Litle and Clark. Bill Littel captured individual honors, game and series wise, as he cashed in on the first 600 series of his life with games of 183-204-221. Little’s teammates combined to take team games high with a 927 and weekly series high with 2535. Oliver Replogle’s 513 was spun with the evening’s largest increase between high and low games —a 72 pin spread — gained as a result of an opening game of 141 and a close-out. game of 213. Crying towel prizes for the evening went to Brock for their game of 604 and series of 1930 and to Kerry Boggs’ single game total of 94 stubborn pins.
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LEAD JACKETS — Pictured above are the three Syracuse high school cheerleaders who lead the yells for the Syracuse Yellowjackets,
Syracuse Loses Third In Row The Leesburg Blue Blazers proved to be too much for the Syracuse team Friday night. Leesburg won the game by 14 points, 6046. Again Syracuse couldn’t seem to find the basket. In the last quarter Syracuse scored only 11 points to Leesburg’s 18 points. The 3d quarter was just as bad with Leesburg scoring 19 and Syracuse scoring 13. Syracuse was behind by 1 point at half-time. The Syracuse B-team won a thriller 59-58 in an overtime. LEESBURG Dukes 820, B. Bishop 020, Gun-, ter 110, Garman 100, L. Bishop 613, Kaiser 101, Landis 310, Boggs 100, Lyons 273, Rogers 001. Totals: 23-14-8. SYRACUSE Brewer 733, Gant 110, McKibben 200, Niles 101, Zimmerman 102, Kramer 104, Smith 104, Jones 305, Longenbaugh 402. Totals: 21-4-21. LOCAL BOWLERS TO SOUTH BEND Two area teams went to the O’Brien bowling tournament at the Beacon Bowl in South Bend last week end. Members of trie Hoosier Bells and their scores are as follows : Izzie Carwile 460, Virginia Peachey 507, Pat Rhodes 467, Gloria Thwaits 481, and Susie Kern 573. Their team scratch was 2488 and the handicap score was 2956. Individual game scores with the handicap were 1035-980-941. Members of the Klink’s Market team are as follows: Jeannie Sechrist, Wava Finton, Betty Nyce, Grace Eyer and Ethel Hughs. The team score was 2868 and the individual game scores with the handicap were 970-911-997. WORK WITH ‘GREAT ISSUES FORUM’ AT I. U. Anita Rodgers, r 2, Syracuse, and Christine Rohe, r 2, Leesburg, were among' students named to' work with the' third annual Great Issues Forum convening Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 16 and 17, at Indiana university. The forum is a model in which I.U. students assume the roles of U.S. senators. It is made up of 100 students divided according to party make-up in the U.S, Senate, with 67 Democratic senators and 33 Republicans. Each student serves on one of five committees set up to draft model legislation on current national and international problems. In this week end’s session, the senate will meet as a whole to consider legislation recommended by the committees. The forum is a student government project, and is organized and supervised'by a student steering committee. Additional sessions are planned during the school year, featuring talks by actual U.S. senators and others in government. Miss Rodgers represents a Democratic senator from Mississippi and is on the Foreign Affairs committee, and Miss Rohe, Republican from New Jersey, Welfare committee.
I Groves, Greg Mishler, Verl Bak- ! er, Stan Stump, and Jack Me Clintic. . ‘ '
They are left to right, Peggy Firestone, Vona Schacht, and Mary Kime. Photo by Tim Yeager.
Trojans Defeat Bristol; Head County Teams The Milford Trojans pulled away from a 34-34 half-time tie to hand Bristol a 70-56 loss last Friday night on the Bristol riardwood. The win was the third in a row for the Trojans, they had defeated both Claypool and LaPaz earlier this year. With Pierceton defeating South Whitley, the only other undefeated team in the county standings, Milford now heads the county’s standings. Bristol jumped off to an early lead and held a 14-11 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Trojans came back during the second peroid of piay to tie the score at half time. Coach Jim Alien’s boys came to life in the third and led 54-49 at the end of the peroid. Senior Tom Holderread again held top scoring honors for the evening. He had 26 points, all on field goals. Holderread has a 20.6 scoring average going for him after the three games. The only other Trojan in double figures were Verl Baker with 11. Bristol had three players in double figures. Craig’ Keller and Terry Shorter had 15 and Dennis Ziegler had 14. Neither the Trojans or the Pirates was accurate from the free throw line, Milford connected with eight of 28 for 29 per cent and Bristol connected with 10 of 22 for 45 per cent. The Trojans will face Akron in the Akron gym on Friday night. Score by quarters Milford 11 34 54 70 Bristol 14 34 49 56 MILFORD —M. Groves 333, Dewart 414, Mishler 300, Baker 511, D. Groves 103, McClintic 100, Zimmerman 112, Stump, 021, Holderread 13 01, Beer 000, totals 31 8 15. BRISTOL — Keller 713, Derr 404, Ziegler 625, Stults 013, Tavernier 113, Shorter 551, totals 23 10 19. SECOND TEAM WINS Milford’s second team continued its high scoring wins by defeating Bristol 67-28. Max Beer led the scoring for the Junior Trojans with 18 points. Classmate Greg Bowser was only one point behind with 17. Others in the double figures were freshman Parker Phend with 13 and Dale Beer, junior, with 10. Score by quarters Milford 16 38 54 67 Bristol 13 17 22 28 MILFORD — Bowser 732, Bucher 211, Phend 611, D. Beer 501, M. Beer 824, AVilson 011, Speicher 031. Totals 28 11 11. BRISTOL — Windbigler 222, Weatherway 203, Stults 311, Kanter 005, Stutsman 131, Repiach 204, Presser 101, Totals 11 6 17. AREA BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Friday, November 22 Pierceton at Warsaw ■ South Whitley at Silver Lake Ligonier at North Webster Topeka at Leesburg Syracuse at New Paris Mentone at Argos White’s vs. Sidney at Pierceton Milford at Akron
ROUND TABLE LADIES MEET TUESDAY Nineteen members of the Syra-! cuse Ladies of the Round Table I met Tuesday night at the Lake | Wawasee summer home of Eli Lilly with Mrs. Everett Miner as hostess. Mrs. W. Carl Satre of Toledo, 0., was a guest. Mrs. Vernon Beckman, president, presided for the business meeting at which time reports were heard from Mrs. Leonard Barnhart on blind goods sold by the federated clubs and from Mrs. Richard Ditmer on the Monday night meeting of the Purdue Survey group at the Syracuse schools. Response to roll call was a gift for mental health to be given to the Fort Wayne state school. Program for the evening consisted of two short book reviews. Mrs. Michael Neff reviewed Tolstoy’s “What Men Live By” and Miss Ethel Bowser reviewed Wibberly’s “The Time of the Lamb”. Delicious German chocolate cake was served by the hostess at the close of the evening. The Dec. 2 meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Eldon Umihel. “Soul And Body” Will Be Bible Lesson For Sunday At Christian Science Churches “Soul and Body” will be the subject of the Bible Lesson to be read at all Christian Science services this Sunday; The Scriptural readings include averse from Psalms (27:14): “Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord.” The following passage will be read from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy : “The divine Mind, which forms the bud and blossom, will care for the human body, even as it clothes the lily; but let no mortal interfere with God’s government by thrusting in the laws of erring, human concepts” 9 p. 62.) A/3C Pamin Returns To Indiana AMARILLO AFB, Tex. - Airman Third Class James L. Parnin of Fort Wayne, Ind., is returning to his Indiana Air National Guard unit at Baer Field in Fort Wayne, following his graduation from the technical training course for United States Air Force jet aircraft mechanics here. Airman Parnin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Parnin of 2025 E. Rudisill Blvd., Fort Wayne, was trained in the maintenance and inspection of jet fighter planes cuirently in use «by the Air Force. The airman is a graduate of Central Catholic high school. His wife, Brenda, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merl Schaaf of r 1 j Warsaw.
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Primary Mothers Meet At Herbison Home Fourteen members of the Syracuse Primary Mothers club met Monday night at the home of Mrs. I Keith Herbison. Mesdames Terry i McClintic, Jack Crum, and Carroll Koble were guests. Co-hostesses i for the eveinng were Mrs. Gareth Meek and Mrs. Jack Darr. Mrs. John Kroh, president, pre-1 sided for the business meeting at , which time plans and ideas were ' discussed for Christmas items foi' the annual club bazaar to be held on Dec. 2 at Foo and Faye’s. Mrs. Douglas Naylor won the; door prize. . !
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Thanksgiving Day Program At Goshen Church A traditional Thanksgiving Day service will be held in all Christian Science churches on Thursday, Nov. 28. In Goshen the service will begin at 11 a. m. in First Church of Christ, Scientist, located at 111 north sth street. A Bible lesson on “Thanksgiving” will be read, opening with, a vetse from Psalms 33:1: “Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous, for praise is comely for the upright”. The service , will also include hymns, prayer, and a special period during which church members in the congregation may stand up and express their thanks.
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