The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 May 1965 — Page 10

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WINNING TRACKMEN — The "Pierceton ( übs track team, uinner of its M'li ntl: ( oils. < liti\e Kira ltlsko county track meet. arc - shown here flashinc a victory smile as thrv

Leesburg Wins Junior High Trophy

Pierceton Wins 7th Straight County Track Meet Friday

Those- ( ■ For the seventh consecutive time and the I meet Coach Tom Sittier had a well rondrt ont*d team that made every point I 1 the meet points with South Whitley trailing I I I Under a sunny sky and wth a I I ed tße teams ha'ttle it ■ out and the I winner was nut • . event when tie Cubs turned <>n the power in the mile re--,iv m ' a flew county record '■ and ? ■ - ■ d tying a third. At the end of ’-he meet he was ■ ■ , \K 3rd*’ T ■ ■ Stovkvy m' a new; 220 yard d.i-:. ton's S - ■t . ■ by' tying * - u> ;> nine The Pit rceton mile relay tea: Gad Danner,. J, Faurote, Gregory . lite 1961. Ix’Csbtirg record of 3 43 4 set in 1964. Tne Cubs had three firsts besides jb.e mile rr’.av win. Gal Pai.’ ■ The m lv. Mjke Munr m the and Mike Cask' m the shot put • Ute bal- • ’ ; Ml ..... P.elt - to:? •> or<xl :n all - --pt the 100 yd. ai d pole s.iult ' Tne Cubs d« pth in mod event- cartitle team victory Team Placements PlercetHt. 62' South Whitley 46' 1,3 ' ' • Menton. 19 No Wet -t< • 17 : - Svi.H't-’M* 11 . Ak -1 •11 . <■ 13 ' ' . ' Claypod. m. Summary -of (he Meet -.- T Teitl Pletcher, P: Hanlev. P; Reiff. SW. Phtti 1 Mil . Time :15.8. Shot Put - .Coylei P; Duk- s. Lee; Sisk. Men: D Hackworth. Men . Vol NW Dist. 44 ft. " ' v Run ■■ Panner, P. Gregory P:* Helfrich. Lar Warner, SW; Shively L-e: Time 4 39 9 : y : !' I.- •: - kBechtold. SW; Yoder, S: Winger f>W Murcia, Men : time 10 3 440 Yd Dash, - Stockey. Lee.; Cone, P; Jim Faurote. P: Dukes. ■ Lee: S;« ■ '-i’.iT. X’W; Time 52.2. 880 Vd Run - Miner, P; Ikihmrian. -ax. I. J ' S Reeve. Lar.; Vanaior, NW 220 Yd Dash - Stookev. Lee; Wai ter. Lar : John Faurote. P; MurMen ; Bow ser, Men ; Time: 31.1. Low Hurdles - Leiter. SW: Anderi NW; Barrv Reed. P; Pletcher, P* Yoder. S. Time 21 4. Broad Jump -M. Roberts. SW; R. oberts. SW; Robison. Lee; Baker. M H..:/. y. P Dist. 12 ft. High Jump . Bishop. Lee.; Krause, SW: Miner. P: Garth Cone. P; Ev--1 s C (tied for fourth? Hgt 5 ft, 11 in - Pole Vault • Walter. Lar..: Leiter A: Krause, SW; Yarian. Men.; Carey Lee Hgt. 11 ft , 7 in. Mik Relay - ftrTceton < Danner. Faurote. Greogry. Cone' Larwill: atone: Syracuse; S. Whitley. Time 3:43.3. 880 Relay -N. Webster (Jones. Moser. Anderson. TrestraiF: South Whitlev; Perret mt; Larwill, Mentone Time 1:39.5.

Wednesday, May 5, 1965

copped another coHnty track crown at Pierceton last Frida) afternoon. Thes are boldine their trophy. Pierceton hijs won 11 qf the last 1 ’ county track meets. Shown here in a Pun eton Press

Kk / > - - / . OUTSTANDING TRACKMAN — Jack Stookey «l Letototog to shown here, toteg eaagratototod . by. bttri: hich s< h«M,I principal ( hat lt s track meet at Pierceton, after having tw-cn chosen by county track coach«!s as the iHitst.mdinz tr.ok .ni.m tn the I inintv classic. \ tr.ophx was pn srnttd : him bv \ nerit an I ? inyi paste. 5!...,i S, I two I ’-’ otds ..■. ‘ ’ - yard dash m 10,3. StoOkey to ;i )|,nt<»r I \ Mail Journal st.iff-photo. POWER MOWER SAFETY LAFAYbrrTE: Ir.d Power law7i mowers can turn pebbles or twigs | into, dangerous missiles, caution Pu-d,;. utiaerstty stfety SpeteM&Sl Vs you start mowing yow • thus spring puk up £e foreign ob- ;? < k t:p ' a few safety • .. . \ ■ ,i aii.'i y<>t;; . in the y«-ar.s. to come . .. 1 don t alisiw bystander- I Vrfule you're mowing Wear leather ! -h< ■ and k's’p in step urth your ! muw.ng on an itubne. always mow t along the. slv|H- rath,-: ’.han up and i StHvialisls say the gasoline tank when■ you start th< • mol • ' Never leave your .mower running ■ ■ut led s: if oft and discon- • . .. uir-- or :- :ar .-ksv triowvr Follow tht< procedure More adjusting or I . When starting the engine, stay a ; ?safe distance from the Wade. Inspect - the blade possible cracks i If you’re in the market for a new j -a- ■. the specialists -iiggest looking for the approval of the American Safety Standard for Power I Mower- A triangular label bearing |the left >\ ‘ will be found near j •he di-shuirge chute if the • mower I DWIGHT ACOMB AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP • Dwight Acomb, a Th. M student j ,’ at Grace Theological Seminary at Winona Like, is the recipient of a i tuition scholarship of $1,650 to the 1 . Mediterranean Studies at Brandeis j ; university at Waltham, Mass. The j , s scholarship is for the academic year | ■|af 1965-66 and he w ill work toward his Ph D. degree in the above de- 1 partment. ■’ Mr Acomb :< from Naples. N»Y . is married, and the father of- three , children. He attends Pleasant Grove ■Methodist church where he is also; a Sunday school, teacher. | [ He is also a graduate of Grace ! , Theoloigcal Seminary with the class \ iof 1964, a 1961 graduate of Ptajadel-; I phui college of the Bible in Phimdeljphh and attended the Winona Lake ’School <rf Theology. . !

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