The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 December 1966 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, December 21, 1966

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TOURNEY DRAWING — The first name drawn from the hat was “Syracuse” at the county tourney draw-, in? at Steer Inn last Thursday night. Holding the first hall drawn is Carl Samis, principal of Claypool junior

Milford And Syracuse Both Win Two During Past Week

The Syracuse Yellow Jackets were winners in games played this week •S were the MJ ford Trojans. North Webster was dumped by the Yellow Jackets in a close game Tuesday Syracuse defeated Manchelster 6762 last week end and topped North Webster last evenk - 50. Milford defeated .Argos 63-50 Friday and Cromwell 89-49 Saturday. Syracuse over Webster In a close game last evening Tuesday . the Syracuse Yellow Jackets' defeated the North Webster Trojans 50-58 The visiting Trojan team led at the first stop 18-12, Ho-.f-.er. the Jik sets' wiiv ■ lead- 23-26 at half time and 41-40 at the third Jacket Tom Thornixirg played a good defensive game as he Mopped Kick White \\ has a 17 plus average was held to two Isaskets. both made in the first quarter

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high school, and holding the hat is Lyle Edinburn, principal of .Akron high school. Looking on to insure “justice" are four coaches who have favored teams in the tourney. From left is Milford

Syracuse also led the rebounding, getting 37 to North Webster’s 22. Thornburg and Wortinger led the Jackets as they scored 13 each. Clevenger add d 11. Stalter led the Trojans anti held scoring honors for the evening with 14 points He was followed by Cormican with 11 and > r.’iey with 10 « The Junior Jackets won their tame 41-36 Box scores follow: SCR \< I S'' V. / - Ba’.it r 833. Brockers 111. Clevenger 353, Pilcher 222. Wi.-kstmm 031. Thornburg 614. 455 - NORTH WEBSTER 50' — Hine 123, Brower 001. Conniean 514. Sh: >lev 424. Stalter 544, White 253, 15. kt r 102 Jackets Top Squires By Kermit Welty The Syracuse Yellow Jackets held off a last quarter splurge by

coach Bill Dorsey, Syracuse coach Ken Workman, Edinburn and Sands. Iherceton coach Tom Sittier, and North Webster coach Don Butts. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

the host Manchester Squires to grab their fourth victory in seven outing- The Jackets lead by 18 going into the final stanza but with the hot shooting of Wolfe, who scored 15 last quarter points, came to within five of Syracuse and lost 67 to 62. The Jackets had four men to score in double figures and we led by Rob Clevenger s 19 points. Tom Thornburg followed with 16 as he made 10 out of 10 from tin? foul lane in addition to three field goals. Thornburg was trailed closely by Brad Bauer s 15 and John Wortinger’s 11. The Squires had two num in double :. • - Wcife with a ■, ■ with 12. The Yellow Jackets, determined to stay above .500. jumped to an early lead ami were not challenged ; until the fourth quarter. The Jackets led by six at the end of the

first quarter. 14-8 and added to the lead to take a comfortable 34-18 margin at half time. The Jackets added two points to their lead by the end of three and led 50 to 32. Then came the quarter when Manchester didn’t make too many mistakes with a full court press and they pulled within five with about two minutes to go and from there on they played even ball to the end. Despite a 14 point effort by Curt Stucky the Syracuse Junior varsity went down to a 52-37 defeat. Hie two bail clubs played equal first and third quarters but Manchester beat them in the second and fourth periods. Box scores follows: SYRACUSE (67> — Bauer 710, Clevenger 753, Pilcher 2M. Wiek-stro-n 101, Thornburg 3-10-2, Wortinger 354. MANCHESTER <62* - Butterbaugh 602. Smith 244, Greer 204. Bashere 001. Simcoe 113. Carter 222. Eberly 108. Wolfe 13-1-2. Varsity running score. Syracuse 14 34 50 67 Manchester 8 18 32 62 B-team running score. Syracuse 11 17 27 31 Manchester 11 28 37 52 Milford over Argos By Mark Ramser The Milford Trojans walked away with two victories over the week end. first defeating Argos 63-50. The Trojans and Argos held a close match all the way until the fourth quarter when Milford was only four points ahead of the Dragons. the score 54-50. Milford then went ahead scoring nine more and Argos stood cold until the final buzzer. Dan Brown was Milford's leading scorer with 21 points. Dan managed 65 per cent of his shots. Ned Speicher came in with 16 points. Ted Speicher 11, and Park Phend with 10. Phend and Wirthrich tied -in rebounding with 16 each. Argos high sebrers were Hardesty. Overmyer and Van Der w:th 14 'each. AM three of these boys fouled out in the fourth quarter. Milford out-rebounded Argos 51- I 41 and again were behind in the '

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i third period of play. Out of 54 atl tempts Milford hit 24 of its field > goals. Milford also hit a miserable ’ 50 per cent or 15 out of 30 from the free throw line. MILFORD (63) — Brown 960, ■ Wuthrich 130. Phend 421, N. SpeichI er 723, T. Speicher 354. ARGOS (50) — Hardesty 200, ■ Good 705, Overmyer 705, Van Der 624, Warstler 204, Nolin 001, : Clark 002. ' Score by quarters. i Milford 12 30 50 63 Argos 14 24 42 50 i Trojans over Cromwell The Milford Trojans slaughtered the Cromwell Spartans 89-49 meet- , ing them on the Ligonier hardwood. This game was a real “fun”, if I may use the term for the Milford squad. Ned Speicher opened up and nailed 37 points. Most of Ned’s shots were out and from the weak ■ side. Ned hit 17 of 23 for 74 per cent. Cromwell didn't apparently catch on to the Milford sneek shot 1 which Speicher held through out ! the game. Dan Brown came in scoring with 18 and Park Phend with 14. Milford had a good night hitting 39 of 83 attempts on field goals. Milford also held Cromwell to a distinct four rebounds in the first half to Milford’s 23. In the totals Milford held them to 17 while we piled on 57 at the end of the game. Cromwell’s leading scorer was Loveless with 16 followed by Stump with 15 and Vanhorn with 11. Cromwell did hit a better percentage ! from the free throw line but it did ; not help them much. MILFORD (89' — Brown 834. ■ Beer 201. Wuthrich 400. Phend 545, N. Speicher 17-3-1, T. Speicher 311. j Hurd 010. Stookey 001. CROMWELL (49' — Loveless 561. Rathke 105. Mvnhier 111. Vanhorn 433. Beers 100. Stump 552, Sim- ; rnons 001. Score by quarters. Milford 28 48 72 89i Cromwell 8 23 33 49 ENTERTAIN SON AND FAMILY Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Bitzer of\ Oakwood Park entertained from Friday until Monday for their sbn. •C. W. Bitzer, and family of Huts- ' wile. Ala.

Clarence Eby Bow's 300 Game Clarence Eby of 406 north Harrison street. Syracuse, bowled a perfect game of 300 Monday night while bowling in the county league at the Wawasee Bowl, south of Syracuse. For a per game Mr. Eby had to bowl 12 strikes in a row. His other games were 211 and 201 for a 712 series. Eby has a 201 average. Leon Vance Has 780 Series Leon Vance of Syracuse bowled a 780 series Sunday at the Wawasee Bowl during a match game between Pilcher's Shoes of Syracuse and the .American State Bank team of Ligonier. He bowled games of 290. 213 and 277. Goshen Upsets Warsaw In Game Os The Year The battle of the giants — Warsaw vs. Goshen — was played at Goshen last night, and the Goshen Redskins rode over the Warsaw Tigers 63 to 59. Warsaw, rated fifth in the slate and 10th in the nation, never girt the lead from the opening gun. Both teams sported eight players six feet tall and over among the 11 on their card. Goshen led at all stops: 11 to 7 at the end of the first quarter. 34 to 23 at hall time, and 48 to 38 at the end oi the third quarter. FOOTBALL CLUB TO CAROL Members of the Football club of Milford high school will be caroling this evening, starting at 6:30.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will from this date until Jan. 3, 1967. a-. 10:00 AM EST receive sealed bids for Class 3 namely Stationery. Tab-l-ts. Pens. Inks, Pencils and Similar Ma-t-rials. for all County Offices for the Calendar Year of 1967. Spe.ificaticns and estimated quantities required are now on file in the County Auditor's Office All bids must be submit ed on Form 91 as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts and must be on file in th- County Auditors Office at Warsaw. Indiana, by 10:00 AM EST on Jan 3. 1967. and each bid must be accompanied by a surety bond or certified check in the sum of SI.OOO 00 subject to the approval of the Board of Commissioners. The- bid must be accompanied by th- n-c-ssary affidavit of non-collusion as required by law Th- Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Dated December 20. 1966. Noble C Blocker. Auditor Kosciusko County. Indiana MJ.—D 21 A- 28 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpay- rs of Warsaw Community School Corporation. Kosciusko County. Indiana, that thproper legal offic rs of said municipality at their regular meeting place at 8:00 Js Si Si Sw S£ Av Av Al Al Si Av Xi Al A£ hl MB * I| g »l eftta lb & Seaton | glL— x— ftMrrLig Weaver Too! Co.« Syracuse £

o’clock PM. EST. on the 3rd dav of January. 1967. will consider the following I additional appropriations which said offi- : cers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. CUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND Accountl Capital Outlay— Addition to Washington School $207,000.00 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Account 1 Capital Outlay— Addition to Washington School s 58.000 00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commission rs. which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard, and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held James Girard. Secretary MJ.—D 21 A- 28

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