The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 December 1963 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

LAND O LAKES LEAGUE December 4, 1963 STANDINGS ’ W L •*A” League McCormick-Cutter 2? o? Blue Shingle 34 32 Farmer s Feed ' • 22 24 Koher s Ins. 30 2b Frog Tavern -» " Dean's Milk 27 23 Hire's Electric 2o'-30,-Syracuse kegion 23 3Liberty Coach IXL x.l 35 High series — McCormiek-Cuttet 2811. High game — McCormick-Cutter 972. 600 series — A. Howell R. Thibaut 198-193-220-611 > L. Vance 219-202-185-606. ' • 540 seires — W. Stanly 591, K Leonhardt 570, J. Lowe 540. M. Ganshorn 5461 F Nyikos 557, O. Cobbum 554, R. Hibschman 570. D. Pilcher 542, R, Strombeck 575, G. Davis 575, B. Smith 576, C. Penn 563, C. Frushour 545, W. Hagerddn 551- , T 200 games — W. Haserdon 211, L. • Becker 211, B. Smith 213, C. Penn 215, R. Strombeck 223, G. Ooquillard 204, G. Davis 227, J. Lowe 207, F. Nyikos 211, R. Hibschman 201. K. Leonhardt 206, ,SV. “B” League Stahly 214. Wawasee Marina 10 Logan Fuel 35 Auer’S Serivce 3V Harris Funeral Home 30 26 Byler Motors 2 ? ?? Gallaway’s Groc. 25. 30 Shafer Mfg. Co, “ 5 - 2 "'- State Bank Syracuse 24'-31 - Walter's Drugs 22 34 Rose Jewelry ' , -l’:-3o,s High series — Wawasee Marina 2408. High game — Auer's Service 875.. I 500 series r- B. Hare’ 523, C. Siuerey , 509, R. Clevenger 517, K. Hare 508. J. Schacht 505, E. Rogers 521, M. Hostetter 525, D. Hoover 500, J. Perry 511, H, Bontrager 508, M. Hentzell 502, C. Davies 501,. M. Workman 545. 200 games — C. Singrey 212. J. Schacht 200, M. Hostetter 202, D. Hoover, TOO . THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE December ,5, 111413 Klink’s ' 36 16 Darnell' Accounting 36 io Pilcher's qi 91 North Webster Bank . 31 zi Lakeland Produce , 30 , s a,4 Fascinatiop Place TO . American Industries „„ of- - Bait ' 28 24 ’ B & K Drivo-ln . 25 Carwile TV 25 , Wawasee Package Mishler's - ■ f? Z(, McCormick-Cutter TO -u Wctf s Family Store ' 22 aO Strickler Motors .TO to Bains:;- Builders ™ Frank's Grocery . -to TO - Marisec - ' TO Gamble's • Pf, r.j . •' Dirrr s Gulf " , , <*’-- Hiklr team, game -— Lakeland Produce High team series —.Darnell Accounting 9312. ’ SQO series — L. Gilbert 130-168-215-513 - B Greene 191-162-169-522, B. Nyce . 150-176-195-521. J. Sechrist 190-159-211- ■ 560, I. Stahley 160-163-187-510. • 17’0 games 450 series — L. Stoelting 175-494, H. Frushour 180-450, P. Huffer 179, D. Darnell 170-452, D. Spearman 181-454, M. Fisher 170, K. Felkner _lB--461, J- Mishler 173-460, R. White 173, p. Lotz 170, B. McKibben 198-452,'L. UlreS 180. L. Welty 179-466, F. Money 1(0454, A. Hapner 186, F. Wortinger 171486, M. L: Willsey 182-178-486. A. Galla-, han 191-478, P. Likens 472, B. Hamman 451, I. Carwile 468. - INTRA-CITY LEAGUE. December 5, 1963 McCormick-Cutter 34 18 McClinic Insurance 33 1J Triangle Rubber / ■3- TO Larry's D-X 30 22 O. K - Sales 261/25V. Ruch Lawnmower Jt>/2 4°/2 • Bud's-Mobil 24 28 The Mail-Journal Lakeland Motors ' 18 34 Dairy Queen 12 ' Honor Scores — H. Schrock 214-589, O. Cobbum 564, L. Burtsfield 550, W. Miller 218-548. G. Carpenter-. 203-545, N, Kistler 224-540. A. Beiswanger 220-532, F, Godshalk 214, E. Anderson 205. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE December 6, 1963 Anchor Bar 37 19’ Beacon i, Pin-Ups 3o . 21 Huey Well Drilling -~ 34 22 Elmer's Tap 31 25 Mogul Rubber 30 26 Strickler Motors 29 27 Enchanted . Hills ■ 29 , 2 ?. Electronic .Center 261229 . Sportsman's Center 26 30 Clip & Curl , ' 26 30 Ruch & Van’s 25%30% Wawasee TV 24 32, Perry’s Sunoco 23%32% Marise’s . 23 33 Country Corner 23 33 Tom Socks 22143 314 Campbell's 22 34 High team game and series — Mogul 788-2126. 190 games and 500 series - men — D. Brown 277-583, B. Coburn 131-509, M. McKee 206-204-571, G. Alfrey 223-545, R Knisley 200-545, J, Honer 224-507, P. Kline 191, B Criswell 200. B. Peterson 204-526, A. Neidle 212-545. J. Kern 196525, L. Owen 520, J. Morganthaler 192529, K. Knisley 191-52’0, D. Carwile 505, A. Armbruster 199-556. M. Wolterman 193, C. Lisor 206-515. B. Beavers 215-535, T. Le\ r 211-551, D. Maresh 218-528, L. Vance 194-54§. 500 Series women — E. Blakesley 192507. S. Kern 187-186-182-555. ITO games and 450 series - women — D. Coburn 189-497, B. Stump 462. M. Byrd 466, J. Criswell 178-463, K Knisley 452, D. Armbruster 451, J. Sharpe 453. B. Vanlaningham 170-461, J, Byland 177-478, N. Willson 202-475, L. Vance 451, S. Hoover 173-497, G. Thwaits 176-463, MONDAY NITE COUNTY LEAGUE December 9, 1963 “A” Team ■Lakeland Produce 46 10 Thornburg Drugs 3.414 2114 Wawasee Package 29 27 Beacon 29 27 . Frog Tavern 27 29 Teghtmeyer Hardware 24 32 Pilcher’s Shoes 23'.4 3214 O. K. Sales 23% 32% Wawasee Bowl 23 33 Anchor Bar 9 .01435% High team game — O. K. Sales 1026. High team series — Wawa. Pkg. 2918. High Ind. game — J. Wortinger 249. High Ind. series —. Bartman & Vance 619. . , • “B” Team No. Webster Lions 35% 20% Bon-Len 33 23 Kinder Mfg. Co, 32 24 Dixie Boat 29 27 Ktlrley's Keglers 29 27 Barbee Lakes Hotel 27 29 Byler Motors 26% 29% Rich’s Texaco 25 31 Syracuse Rubber Co. 23 33 Coxy’s Gun Shop 19 37 High team game and series — Bon-Len 947-2668. High Ind: game — G. Garner 229. High Ind. series -— M. Workman 619. 200 games and 600 series — C. Garner 229, L. Weaver 210. M. Workman 221-218-619, J. Loetz 212, R. Miller 202, L. Wilcoxson 223, J. Krasnansky 201, D. Wolf 211, D. Roberts 215, J. Carr 206-223, D. Pilcher 202, G. Beavers .224, T. Leer 226, R. Yoder 201, R. Hibschman 214, G. Rider 233-614, E. Teghtmeyer 202, R, Huffman 201, G. Hendrickson 208, R. Fisher 203, J. Tracy 200, H. Bartman 200-203-216-619, R- Brown 202; L. Vance 218-221-619, G. Nordman 221, D. Arthur 2331603, M. Hostetter 228, A. Weber 203, E. Henning 211-210, H. Schrock 232, J. Morganthaler 202, N. Kistler 233, J. Wortinger 249, J. Lowe 210, B. Smith 212, O. Cobbum 216. Triplicate — A. Howell 180-180-180-540. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE December 10, 1963 Kinder Mfg. ’ 31 17 Syracuse Cleaners 29 19 State Bank of Syracuse 28 20 Sleepy Owl 27 21 B * K Drive-In 24 24 Tom Socks 23 25' Augsburger’s IGA 23 25 LeVernler’s Auto Polish 22 26 Wawasee Laundromat 18 39 Sit N’ Knit 15 33 High team game and series — -Kinder Mfg. 83b-2258. High Ind. game and series — S. Kern

Thursday, December 12, 1963

200-526. 500’ series — S. Kern 173-200-526, B. Nyce 175-186-520. 170 games and 440 series — B. Wilson 184, V. Penn 180-491. B. Appenzeller 188475, L. Vance 171-179-487, B. Kline 178443, W. Schrock 171-491. M. J. Lantz 450, A. Sudlow 442. G. Macy 182-450, N. Searfoss 171-447, J. Byland 177-478, K. Cleveland 448. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE December 10, 1963 Turf Bar II 44 20 Turf Bar I 42%21% Little and Clark 39 25 Moorman Feeds 39 25 Servisoft and Lindsay 38 26 Mishler Funeral Home 34 30 Milford Co-op 32% 31% Campbell’s Mkt. 31 33 Augsburger’s IGA 24 40 C. S. Myers 23 41 Brock Mfg. 19 45 Chore-Time Equip. 18 46 Season high game, team — Turf Bar I 960. Season high series, team — Little and Clark 2599. Season high game, Ind. — D. LeVernier 254. Season high series, Ind, —J. Yeater 613. Weekly High game, team — Turf Bar I 960. Weekly high series, team — Turf Bar I 2585. 500 series — B. Little 585, R. Fisher 580, D. Orn 563, D. Levernier 553, E. Estep 551, O. Replogle 538, F. Grove 530, H. Felkner 529, M. Chambers 528, V. Mollenhour 527, D. Dippon 524, L. Hare 516. D. Rensberger 505, J. Keller 503. 200 games — F. Grove 251, E. Estep 225. O. Replogle 222, R. Fisher 214, P. Bartlett 212, D. Rensberger 210, L. Hare 2Q5, B. Little 205-205, D. Levernier 202, TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S LEAGUE December 10, 1963 Eager Beavers 38 22 Baugher Const. ’ 35 25 Crystal Flash 32 28 Brazel Bait ■32 28 Syra Cleaners 31 29 H. Kline Cont. 26 34 Likens- <& Sons 24 36. Niles Bros, 22 38 • High team game and series — Eager j Beavers 981. High. Ind. game — Jr. Kirkdorfer 244. High Ind. series — G. Beavers 586. I 200 games and .500 series — Clifford Walton 235-542, K. Hare 506. C. Lisor 514, L. Byland 526, G. Vanator 204 r 532, i M Niles 201-556, J. Carr 201-542, R. K. Mills 222-544, R. Penick 205-562, H. Gali- < ahan 237-576, A. Howell 518, N. Kistler] 205-563. Jr. Kirkddr.fer 244-566, S. Smith | 213-518. G. Beavers 210-586. D. Rhodes 524, J. Rhodes '513, R. Williams 507, H. Kline 203-s'oß, Carroll Walton ’505. HIT AND MISS LEAGUE December 11, 1963 Juday Electric 46 10 Thwaits Grain 34 22 Gray’s Mkt, 31%24% John's Jet Crete 30 26 . Sylvan’s' 29%26% Peachey’s Lime 26 30 Patil's Generator Rep.. 26 30Indian Hills 25 31 IXL . 24’ -31 % O. K. Sales 24% 31% Merry Bee Doll Hosp. 22 34 Aces 17 39 Honor scores for. men —- G. Carpenter 209-569, M. Zellinger 21'0., O. Cobbum '238571, J. Kern 206-566, J. Rhodes 208, Honor scores for women' — S. Kern' 180-179-517, G. Thwaits 185. fill's Bowling Babble Turf Bar II failed.to roll their team average in any of their games with the Servisoft and Lindsay squad and were white washed with an 0-4 record to tighten up the Milford Business League. Vern Mollenhour led his Servisoft teammates with a 527 series. Perc Bartlett hooked to a 212 game. Turf Bar I combined for a season high game of 960 in the middle game of their series with Milford Co-op as they rolled to a 3-1 victory and moved closed to the league’s lead. Oliver ReplOgle’s 222 in the middle game and his 538 series was the mainstay for the Turf Bar team, although three teammates finished the evening with 500 series. Frank GROVE combined eight strikes and two spares for a 251 game to earn a Century patch for performing 100 pins in excess of his season average. Frank’s 530 series took scoring honors for his teammates but this was more than matched by Daniel Levernier’s 553 series as Mishler funeral home recovered from Frank’s hot game

Z” • ' fl [ Relax in real comfort ...in handsome si ip-on £W, Hush Piippies’ BREATHIN’ BRUSHED PIGSKIN CASUAL SHOES /WJRS BY WOLVERINE JJIC 'ta $9.95 Here they are — Hush Puppies in slip-on style with boxer top for the most.in comfort. Made of soft plush pigskin leather ' that lets feet breathe, plus cushion crepe soles that add bounce to your step. As for cleaning, you never had it so easy; you just brush dirt away. Scuff marks disappear, too, and the shoes even resist water. We’ve got colors you II like a,d a size to fit most anybody. . , Store Hours 9 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. TIL CHRISTMAS TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR

'RED' WEBER BOWLED ANOTHER 700 SERIES “Red” Weber, assistant manager of the Wawasee Bowl, Syracuse, bowled a 700 series on Monday night in the Petersen Classic Singles at the Syracuse i alley. Mr. Weber has an average of 204. He bowled 177, 257, 266 for a total of 700. er’s IGA. Gene Estep’s 225 and 561 series and Doug Rensberger’s 210 and 505 series were good enough to win only one of four from ChoreTime Equipment. Darrell Om mustered a well-balanced 563 series and Mark Chambers fought to his season high of 528. Robert Fisher led Moorman Feeds to a 3 and 1 shellacking of Little and Clark. Robert’s 580 series was highlighted by an opening game of 214. Bill Little rolled to a 585 series which was high for the evening as he opened with a pair of 205 games. Brock’s DevoesHoffer won back the crying towel for an evening low series of 276. C. S. Myers’ mighty terror, Ren S. Clark stole gutter honors from John Yeater in a hard fought contest. Jackets Drop Concord For First Win The Syracuse Yellow jackets won its first game of the young season by defeating the Concord Minutemen 53-50. This was the first time in Syracuse’s history that the Concord team has not won. Syracuse, paced by 18 points from junior forward Larry Jones, started off with a bang by drawing 16 fouls from Concord in the first half. By the end of the game four | men from Concord had fouled" out, one had four fouls, and two had three fouls against them. The game began very slowly with Syracuse in the lead most of the first quarter by a small margin. At the end of the quarter the score was Syracuse 11 and Concord 8. Syracuse cooled off in the second quarter and only scored 8 points ,to Concords 15. The third quarter is the best third quarter Syracuse has played this year. Syracuse gained 3 points. The j score after 3 quarters Syracusue 38 Concord 39. . In the fourth quarter Concord’s defense fell apart. The game speeded up considerably. Tom Kramer’s fast, break mid way through the quarter was just what j Syracuse needed to win. John Longenbaugh’s free throw with one second left iced the game. Yes, this will be a game Syracuse fans will never forget. The game summary is a follows: SYRACUSE (53) — Brewer I OPEN i L EVENINGS I | | | ROSE JEWELRY I i STORE 1 SYRACUSE ' ’I i 1

035, Jones 661, Niles 213, Gant 001, Zimmerman 463, Butt 001, Kramer 204, McKibben 101, Longenbaugh 230. Total 17-19-19. CONCORD (30) Emmert 225, Snell 663, Yoder 515, Roerts 104, Carner 313, Clover 115, Eaton 115, Essig 010, Barlier 000, Barrick 100. Totals, 20-10-30. Score By Quarters: Syracuse 11 19 38 53 Concord 8 23 39 50 Trojan Teamwork Wins Over Sidney By JOSEPH JESSOP Larwill will undoubtedly have a new set of nets next week as Milford scorched the baskets for 97 points. It was teamwork all the way Saturday night. Tom Holderread was the leader with, 30 points as Milford won its fourth game, and smothered the Wildcats of Sidney, 97 to 66. Marion Groves took 15 rebounds off the boards. The ball would then be thrown to McClintic or Zimmerman, and then to Tom Holderread for two points. Everyone on the team saw action and everybody scored. Before the varsity game I happened to hear a Sidney player say, “Yes they really got beat by New Paris last night,” and his final words were: “We should beat them by 20 points.” This uninformed player should have looked at New Paris’s record. New Paris had won six straight when they invaded Goshen. Goshen beat them, but it took two overtimes to do it. That's the kind of team we played last Friday. I believe that Sidney player words! “Offense is our most important product.” This phrasq was extremely true against Sidney, but we should also take a look at our “new” defense. The Trojans held the Wildcats to just 66 points! This was done by holding downtwo of the county’s leading scorers: Walther and Whitaker. The Trojans deserve a. good word for this kind of ball. There is going to be a good game at Silver Lake Friday night. We hope everyone will come and see the action. As usual I will stick with Milford. The team made me lose a prediction against New Paris, but from now on I will be a bit more careful. Let's make it five boys! .!

The Adams Store IN GOSHEN Offers Luggage by Samsonite American Tourister Lady Baltimore (Complete assortment of Color and Sizes) Leather Goods by CAMEO & ROLF Include Billfolds, Toilet Kits, Handbags and Jewel Boxes Come In And Browse — The Adams Store GOSHEN

AD.MIKAL COLOR TV BRINGS YOU 3 MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS... ADMIRAL QUALITY PROVED BY 10 YEARS OF COLOR TV EXPERIENCE! The CHANCEFORD T7ZSXZZ" A /) Model L 1629 ] f Q/l M J French Provincial lowboy s v x r\AK w ■" / / ' 'fjßß / in genuine Cherrywood • -•Ml >A> lltwlMl W 1/ 1/\X *J" * jii M veneers and selected l ‘ W/7\ /And Up hardwood solids. Lighted i 'WiHUC channel indicator. j » 14k >DC. Urir xx/JnS j The SHELDON Model TIOOO "' ■O * ">se _ l i" Long range turret tuner iH M rt ; .,* iVa) L • fA* 3 ! with preset fine tuning. ■LILiI..?! ;x ~ 41X 4 -——l 26,000 volts of picture |M « FJ * < power. Charcoal on metal. » • V / A ®*' .~- jl Base, opt., extra a a * \ t EVERY ADMIRAL COLOR TV HAS PROVISION FOR UHF TUNING I __Z~! — ALSO BLACK & WHITE MODELS ON DISPLAY — CARWILE TV SALES PHONE: 457-3448 124 W. BROOKLYN ST. SYRACUSE, INp_- ,

MILFORD (97) — Dewart 505, Baker 101, M. Groves 543, Mishler 203, D. Groves 442, Stump 205, Zimmerman 311, McClintic 621, Holderread 15 0 2. Totals: 43 11 23. SIDNEY (66) — Whitaker 583, J. Leiter 423, Walther 862, Leiter 322, Ousley 402, Wright 001. Totals 24 18 13. SECOND TEAM WINS Milford’s second team won by a 53-34 score. Bowser and Wilson led the scoring with 14 points each. Freshman Parker Phend was close behind with 12. Box scores follow: MILFORD (53) — Bowser 622, Brumbaugh 001, Wuthrich 110, Bucher 403, Phend 442, Wilson 702, Speicher 103. Totals: 23 7 13. SIDNEY (34) — Kyler 023, Delaughter 112, England 021, Caudill 300, Yates 520, Gray 010, Jenkins 242. Totals: 11 12 8. r WHY MAYMI USE CLASSIFIED/ SjAa WUSAIX IWJL St YOM OWA/ / \ |

4R^D . S In Syracuse Smoked Picnics lb. 29c FRESH — Tray Pack FLORIDA 5 LB. BAG Tomatoes 19c Oranges 49( NESTLES 12 02. PKG. CHOCOLATE MORSELS 35( SLICED 3 LB. FROZEN LB. . BACON*)” PERCH 47« Homemade Bread, Pan Rolls, < Cookies, German Chocolate Cakes IDA TREAT 2 LB. PKG. I FRENCH INST. MASHED 7 OZ. PKG. French Fries 29c | POTATOES 27c ARNOLD'S IN SYRACUSE

Milford Loses Third To New Paris By JOSEPH JESSOP Milford lost its third game in a row Friday night to New Paris. Many fails were discouraged as it seemed that none could hit the basket. Tom Holderread got 12 points and many fans were dismayed as he continually missed the basket. Tom is the team’s high point man, and he is also one of the best defensive men in the county. But in the last two games the number of baskets he has made compared to the number of shots he has shot, he has not been very outstanding. This proves one thing: we should not depend upon one man! Z Jack McClintic played a very short time, but he made two points and played one of the best games of his basketball career. On three occasions he had a chance to make baskets, but in the true form of the “team” player he passed off to one of the other men for an

easy lay-up. This is the brand of ball we like to see!

Mike Zimmerman, captain of the Trojans, deserves a round of applause. Mike scored 22 points and as usual was the spark plug of our team. The first half was a thriller as the Trojans stayed right with New Paris. It was 15 to 19 at the end of the first quarter, with the Cubs leading. But that score didn’t last long as Verl Baker popped one in for a 21-21 tie. The Cubs came right back and at the end of the first half it was New Paris ahead 38 to 26. Marion Groves played his usual steady game in pulling down ten rebounds. You could easily tell when he -was not on the floor. BOX SCORES: MILFORD (75) — Mishler 211, M. Groves 305, Baker 533, Dewart 202, D. Groves 213, McClintic 101, Zimmerman 863, Stump 302, Holderread 603. Totals: 32 11 23. NEW PARIS (88) — Caprarotta 014, Lundy 432, Clem 860, Hoffman 423, Hummel 505, Mishler 001, Myers 010, Schrock 630, Wewbright 344, and Sft'artzendruber

243. Totals 32 24 22. , SECOND TEAM Milford second team also lost to New Paris. The score was 57 to 80. Freshman Ned Speichpr led the Trojans with 12 points for the evening. Greg Bowser and Jerry Wilson were close behind with 10 each. Box Scores Follow MILFORD (57) — Bowser 502, Brumbaugh 100, Orn 001. D. Beer 413, Hurd of2l, Phend 325, ?Wuthrich 001, Wilson 423, Speicher 521, Bucher 125. Totals: 23 11 22. • NEW PARIS (80) — Hollar 421, C. Anglemyer 202, Kerlin 612, Symensma 011, Snider 713, Devos 102, B. Anglemyer 520, Bill Dallmann 124, Bob Dallmann 600, eYater 311. Totals: 35 10 16. RECEIVES WORD OF DEATH OF FLORIDA NEPHEW Mrs. Ida Hibschman of Syracuse received word on Wednesday night that her nephew, Charles W. Kitson, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., died suddenly Tuesday night in a heart attack. He was a former resident of Svracuse.