The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 August 1966 — Page 2

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RESULTS OESYRACUSE JUNIOR LEAGUE BASEBALL The weekly results of the Little League baseball at Syracuse is as follows: T-Ball League The Mets defeated the Cubs 21 to 19, with the following standings: Mets 3-0 Cards 2-1 Cubs 04 Minor League In the Minor League games Tuesday, the Rotary team defeated Pilcher’s 11 to 7 and on Thursday, the Bank won over the Lions 10-2. The final standings are as follows: Rotary 4-2 (League Champs) . Bank 3-3 Lions 2-3-1 Pilcher’s 2-3-1 Major League On Monday the Bank defeated Rotary 4-1 and in Friday’s game Pilcher’s defeated the Lions 19-6. The standings follow: Pilcher’s 6-2 Lions 5-3 Bank 3-5 Rotary 2-6 Major League Tourney Monday, Aug. 22 - Rotary vs Bank Tuesday. Aug. 23 - Lions vs Pilcher’s Thursday, Aug. 25 - Finals Awards will be presented after final tourney game. MILFORD LITTLE LEAGUE RESULTS Monday evening Campbell's Sox defeated' Baumgartner s Indians 15 to 3. Starting pitcher for Campbells was Mark Shearer and for Baumgartners Don Crume. The most valuable player for Campbells was Larry Kaiser and for Baumgartners’Dave Troup Home runs were made by Mark Shearer and Lyle Slabaugh for Campbells. Triples were made by Larry Kaiser and Lvk Slabough also for Campbells. Tuesday evening Syracuse Sox defeated Bean's Pure Oil 2 to 1. Starting pitcher for Bean's was Kent Doty. Most valuable players were Don Mav and Dana Haab. Wednesday ' evening Augsburger’s Cards defeated Sharp's Dodgers 25 to 4. Starting pitcher for Augsburgers was Don Beer and for Sharps Grant Geiger. Most valuable player for Augsburger’s was Mark Vaiilaningham and for Sharps Dave Hamilton. Little League WLT Augsburgers 8 1 Campbells 7 2 Sharps 2 7 Baumgartners 1 8 Pony League Standings: Barth Corp. 7 2 Beans Pure Oil 4 4 1 Syracuse Sox 4 4 1 Syracuse Giants 16 2 1 .cnic Friday evening the first annual Little League and Pony League pic-

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Wednesday, August 17, 1966

nic was held at the firehouse. Those receiving trophies for Little League were: Most valuable pitcher — Jan Beer Most valuable infielder — Don Beer and Harley’ Chalk Most valuable out fielder — Lyle Slabaugh and Mat Raudabush Most valuable batter — Steve ' Vanlaningham Most valuable player — Mark Shearer and Tony Newman. The Pony League and Little League first and second place winners received ribbons. Also, the ’ first and second place winners for ’ both divisions were presented tro- ’ phies which in turn were given to . their respective sponsors. Milford Police Give Warning On Tomato Throwing The Milford police department has issued a warning on throwing tomatoes in the town of Milford. The charge for throwing tomatoes . or crushing them on other persons property is vandalism and anyone caught in such an act will be prose-1 cuted to the fullest extent of the • law. On Monday evening several calls , were received by the police depart- ■ men* and tomatoes were found a- i bout town on Tuesday morning. Arrests Several persons were arrested in Milford during the past few days. ; Those arrests on the blotter fol-i low: James McCracken. Milford, was i arrested for driving under the influence and for leaving the scene i of an accident on August 9. He was fined $96, his driver's license was | suspended for one year and he was given a six months’ suspended sen-1 tencr to the penal farm in action in ' Warsaw city court. August Martin of r 3 Sullivan was: arrested on August 10 for failure to; have his car under control. On August 13. Dennis Smith of Milford was ticketed for parking in a no parking zone. Also on the 13th. Roberoto Rotor- j rez was arrested for improper mus- j flers. Darrell Brookins of box 204 Lees-! | burg was stopped on the 13th and j given a citation for improper mus- . flers and one for reckless driving. Another person arrested Satur- ; day was Dale Babcock of Garfield jstreet. Warsaw. He was charged ’with public intoxication and public indecency. He appeared before JP I Wilbur Gill at Warsaw and was finled $lO and cost of sl6 on each count l i for a total of $52. 1 »Lar:y Krauter of Milford was ar--2: rested on August 14 for improper j mufflers. 1 Also arrested on Sunday was *- I Marilyns Coquiilard of 324 west

ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. McClintic, Milford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss JoEUen McClintic, to Cpl. Willard R. Free, U. S. M. C., son of Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Free of Milford. Miss McClintic, a 1966 graduate of Milford high school, will be a freshman in the Parkview Memorial hospital school of nursing at Fort Wayne this fall. Cpl. Free, a 1962 graduate of Milford high school, has served four rears in the Marine Corps, with nine months spent with the 2d Battalion in Viet Nam. He is presently a recruit trainer at Camp Pendleton. Calif. No wedding date has been set.

Pearl, Syracuse. She was charged with driving under the influence. Rodney Bailey of box 295 Milford was arrested on August 14 for illegal transportation of beer. Tuesday Night Bowling Ladies To Meet August 24 Officers and members of the Tuesday Night Ladies' Bowling league at Syracuse will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Aug. 24, at the Syracuse American legion hall for the annual pre-season meeting. VACATION IN WISCONSIN Miss Sally Mabie of r 2 Syracuse and Miss Sharon Gilbert of r 1 Syracuse spent the week end in Wisconsin On Saturday they visited several interesting sites at the Wisconsin Dells. They attended the Wisconsin state fair at Milwaukee.

TERMITES Universal Termite Control Ph. 267-7372 120 N. Scott St. Warsaw, Indiana OR ALLIED LBR. CO. (formerly Conn & Buhrt Lbr. Co.) Phone: 457-3331 ANDERSON PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Syracuse. Ind.

Milford Cub Scouts Visit Bunker Hill Air Force Base Members of the Milford cub scout pack and their sponsors and parents enjoyed Saturday at Bunker Hill air force base near Peru. Under the guidance of Lt. Brooks they underwent orientation in the base theater and were shown a movie. Next on the schedule was a tour of the flight line where a crew showed them the B-58 and KC-135. Chow followed in the dining hall. The final tour enduded the kanines, the control tower, the radar ap-

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proach control and the personal equipment and survival school. Cubs enjoying the tour were Paul Miller. Kent Sawyer, Randy and Rick Neff, Tom and Dennis Spearman, Jeff and David Housouer, Mark Dean, Mike Felkner, Doug Brown, Jim Walton, John Fisher, Don Sprague, Terry Smith, Mathew Roudebush, Mark Goshert, Rusty and Robin Perkins, Danny Mast and Danny Sheets. Den chief Mike Mathews accompanied the group as did Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mast and son and daughter, Mrs. Jill Goshert and daughter, Jack Dean and Mrs. Robert Spearman and Patrick.

CORN CRIB AND GRAINERY DESTROYED BY FIRE A corn crib and grainery on the John Fisher farm south of Milford on state road 15 was completely destroyed when fire broke out Aug. 8 The building was empty at the time. Also damaged was a pick-up truck parked nearby. The tires, seats and other parts w’ere burned. One lady at the scene cut her arm and was rushed to a local doctor’s office by Milford police chief Ralph Gansert. SYRACUSE COACH AND FAMILY MOVES TO NEW HOME Syracuse high school coach Kenneth Workman and family moved last week from the J. Rigdon farm south of Syracuse to the Homer Allen property which they recently purchased.

FORMER RESIDENT GRADUATES Mrs. Urban Bauer returned to her home at Cissna Park, 81., after spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Beer, on r 1 Milford.

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Mrs. Bauer, the former Mary Ann Beer, recently graduated from the Kankakee, 111., School of Practical Nursing. She commuted from her home to Kankakee five days a week for the past year. She plans to work part time at a neighboring hospital.