The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 September 1966 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, September 28, 1966

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Syracuse Wins County Baseball Crown

By Steve Wagner Syracuse clinched the 1966 county baseball championship by downing second place North Webster 7 to 3 on the winner’s diamond. With only one game remaining, the Jackets are two games ahead of their nearest opponent This was a real team effort for the . boys. Five different players had two hits and there were many fine fielding plays. Bob Pilcher had a double and a homer. Max Brodeers. Steve Wagner, Rob Smith, and Rob Clevenger all had two hits each. Rob Clevenger went all the way for the Jackets to record the win He gave up four hits, walked two and struck out six. Baker went all the way for North Webster and was handed the loss He gave up 12 hits while walking one and striking out four. Don Byrd In State PGA Tourney Don Byrd participated last week in the state PGA pro-member tourney held at the Otter Creek country’ chib at Columbus. He placed first in the pro-pro with a 68. He had Harry Lipscomb of Indianapolis as a partner. In the individual pro he was second with a two under par 70. In the three-man team Byrd was thin! with a 10 under par 62. In qualifying for the state PGA he made it to low 16 before being eliminated.

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Jackets Second At Churubusco Invitational By Kermit Welty The Yellow Jackets, participating in the Churubusco invitational cross country meet for the first time last Friday, came home with second place honors. Although strong winds prevailed the times were all pretty good. Churubusco was the team winner with a total of 59 points. Syracuse finished only 22 points back with a team total of 81 points. Ashley was third and had a total of 108 points. Silkens of Churubusco led the pack and his team to victory. Wilkens’ time was a very’ fart 9:25. Kermit Welty led the Yellow Jackets and finished in sixth place with a time of 9.55. Ulf Postulka finished ninth in the meet and had a notable time of 10:04. Chris Busch, Dave Wicki.4rom and Tom Mullins came in within six seconds of each other in 'that order. Their times were Chris in 1012, Dave in 10:15 and Tom in 10:18. Steve Runge and John Busch were the sixth and seventh men for Syracuse with times of 10.33 and 10:55. respectively. j 1. Churubusco 59 2. Syracuse 81 j 3. Ashley 106 4. Huntertown 113 ■ 5. Hoagland 117 ■ 6. Woodland 149 ! 7. Waterloo 176 8. Ligonier 211 > 9. Hamilton 214

0. Albion 304 1. South Whitley 312 12. North Webster 313 13. Arcola 320 14. Wolf Lake 327 15. Mentone 350 Club Tourney Underway At Wawasee Golf Club The dub tournament is underway at Wawasee Golf club with Jim Miltenberger. defending champton. Puttman 1 up in 120 holes. 1 Amzev Myers defeated Joe Scheldt! 3 and 2 and Miltenberger defeated Myers 3 and 2. Miltenberger will jday in the finals. i Rich Billet. John Fryberger and j Mei King are now in a playoff to see who will plav Miltenberger. C Flight In the C flight Parker Phend. defending champion, defeated Elmer Largin 5 and 4 while Ralph Bonti ager defeated Eldon Beer by forfit. Dick Gehring defeated Larry Mili ler 1 up in 19 holes and Oliver Replogle defeated Floyd Walsh 3 and 2. It was Bill Jones over Howard Haab 4 and 3 while Howard Putman defeated Larry Claybaugh 4 and 3. Bud Dippon won over George Young 5 and 4 and Jack Myers defeated Bill Beemer 3 and 2. B Flight In the B flight Elmer Largin will

play Eldon Beer. Larry’ Miller will play Floyd Walsh, Howard Haab will play Larry Claybaugh and George Young will play Bill Beemer. A Flight In the A flight Bob Muzy will play Dale Eubanks and Dick Waldron will play Homer Helmuth. Delia Baumgartner And Wayne Bucher Are Golf Winners Della Baumgartner and Wayne. Bucher w’ere first place winners in the fall windup two-ball screwball held Saturday at the Wawasee Golf club. Other prize winners were Doris Scheidel and Bud Dippon, second; Lee Dippon and Gene Miller, third; and Adell Wollman and Joe Schei del, fourth. Club members plan a screw ball for Sunday. LADIES OF THE ROUND TABLE MEET The Syracuse Ladies of the Round Table did) met Monday with Mrs. Clayton Mock. There were 17 members and one guest, Mrs. Rhoda Mock, present. I President Mrs. Edgar Speer presided at the business meeting. The program consisted of a paper by Mrs. Melburn Rapp entitled “The Lady from India” and a paper by Miss Ethel Bowser “Lady Bird.” Refreshments w’ere served by the hostess. The next meeting will be October 10 with Mrs. James Alford. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Walt* of Lake Wawasee have as their guests this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hany Pomeran of Bellport, N. Y.

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Four Semi-Finalists In Scholarship

Principal Robert Slavens, Syracuse high school and Donn Kesler, Milford high school have announced that one senior at Syracuse high school and three seniors at Milford high school have been named semi finalists in the 1966-67 Merit Scholarship competition. The students cited for their high achievement are Donna Huff, Syracuse high school; Robert Hoerr, Parker Phend, Janet Purdum, Milford high school. They are among the highest-scor-

TVESDAV LADIES STANDINGS W E Pacer 011 12 4 Tom Socks 12 4 Lakeside Laundry 10 6 Hickman Movers 9 7 Syracuse Rubber 8 8 Seller s Mfg. 7 9 Yellow Banks Hotel 4 12 Lauer's Restaurant 2 14 High team gama — Pacer Oil 772. High team series —• Lakeside Laundry 2,123. MILFORD BUSINESS September 27. 1966 Arrow Trailers 14 2 Augsburger’s - Syracuse 12 4 Little and Clark 10 6 Walter Drug Co. IO 6 Mishler Funeral Home 9 7 Beer and Slabaugh 8 8 Campbell’s Mkt. 7 9 Chore-Time 7 9 Milford TV 6 10 Sharp Hdwe. 6 10 McFarren Station 4 12 Augsburgers - Milford 3 13 High team serrles — Little and Clark 2578 High team game — Augsburger’s - Syraccuse 895. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES September 27, 1966 Tom Socks 12 O Wawasee TV 9 3 Kinder Mfg. 7 5 American Ind. 7 5 Wawasee Laundromat 7 5

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ing students in the state of Indiana on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, administered last spring in 17,500 schools nationwide. More than 14,000 semifinalists were appointed across the country. The semifinalists can advance to finalist status by receiving the endursement of their schools, substantiating their qualifying test performance on a second examination, and submitting information about their achievements and interests. All Merit Sciwlars for 1967 will then

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be selected from the finalist group. Semifinalists are representative of the country’s most intellectually able young people, according to John M. Stalnaker, president of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. “From them will come much of our future leadership,” he said. Names of the Merit Scholars chosen from among the 1966-67 finalists will be announced about May 3, 1967. The exact number of awards will depend upon the extent of sponsor support. In 1966, over

Tower Advertising 5 ' 7 Dytronics 5 7 Wawasee TV 4 8 G • W Foods 3 9 O K Sales 3 9 Marise’s 3 9 No. 18 3 9 THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Klink’s 14 2 Carwile TV 13 3 Pilcher’s 12 4 Teghtmeyer Hdwe. 10H5Vs BAK Drive-In 10 6 Pepsi 10 6 Barbee Hotel 9<i6*4 Sarah Boyd 9 7 Servi-Soft 8 8 Plastic Shapes 8 8 Brarel's 8 8 Biddle’s Case 7HBMWeaver Tool 6 10 The Guide 6 10 The Mail-Journal 6 10 North Webster Bank 5 11 Wawasee Package 5 11 Th' Beacon 5 11 Anchor Bar 4 12 Wolf’s 3HI2H High team game and series — Klink's 1 2339-849. LAKELAND MEN S September 27, 1966 I Brazel’s Bait 14 2 ! Liken's and Sons 13 3 , Anderson Paint 7 9 ( North Webster Jaycees 7 9 i Bowen Motors 5 11 Seminary Lakers 2 14 High team game and series — Brazel’s Bait 861-2549. LAND O LAKES A League Pilcher’s Shoes 6 2 Logan Fuel 6 2 I-XL 5 3 Dean’s Milk 5 3 McCormick-Cutter 4 4 American Legion. 3 5 Yellow Bankss .26

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Competition

2,250 Merit Scholarships were awarded, 1,700 of them by sponsors. Each Merit Scholarship is a fouryear award covering the undergraduate years of college. Each stipend is individually determined after the winners need is assessed. For the student already financially able to attend the college of his choice, the stipend may be as little as S4OO for four years. Those with higli need may receive the normal maximum of $6,000 or $1,500 per year. Winners choose their own colleges and courses of study.

Frog Tavern 17 High team series — I-XL 2905. High team game — Pilcher s 1079. B League Liberty Coach 6 2 Auer’s Service 6 2 Harris Funeral Home 6 2 Galloways Grocery 5 3 The Mail-Journal 5 3 Wawasee Marina 4 4 Thwaits Grain 3 5 State Bank of Syracuse 3 5 Hickman Movers 17 Sea Nymph 17 High team series and game — Galloways Grocery 2527-852. PAPER DRIVE SATURDAY The Turkey Creek Church of the Brethren Junior high department is sponsoring a paper drive Saturday from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. Papers can be left outside the door at your home or [>hone Mrs. Robert Fisher, 658-4206. for pick-up. Friends from Columbia City and Fort Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Dial Rogers of South Bend visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kitson of Syracuse.

Mrs. Jesse Sternberg 1181 Kunder Road Goshen, Ind. was the winner at FOO and FAYE’S M|