The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 September 1968 — Page 2

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SWEET VICTORY— The Wawasee Warriors, shown above in a play which helped them win their first home game, will meet Jimtown at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday on the Wawasee field. On September 14 they downed LaVille 24-0 in their first home outing. The Warriors appear in white jerseys in the above photo which was taken by Jerry Myers. Area residents are urged to attend the home games and support the team. Two additional games will be played at the Wawasee field this fall in addition to the one planned for Saturday.

Wawasee Freshmen Down By Triton Team 20-13 Thursday

Wawasee high school’s freshman football team tasted defeat for a first time Thursday afternoon, but it took a junior varsity club to get the job done. The Wawasee unit of coach Don Bradley and his assistant, Jerry Minton, dropped a 20-13 decision to the Triton junior varsity squad on the Triton field. Triton scored early, as Dan Sharpe returned the opening kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown, and he ran the extra point for a 7-0 lead. Wawasee made it 7-6 on a 43yard pass play from co-captain Tim Blue, to Fred Beer. In the third quarter, Triton made it 146 as John Parker tallied on a two-yard run and Sharpe ran the extra point. The Warriors battled back with Jeff Hughes scoring on a 14-yard pass from Blue who then ran the extra point for a 14-13 score. Triton added the clincher on Sharpe’s five-yard run in the closing minute of the game for a 20-13 final score. Blue sparked the Warriors with 42 yards rushing and 110 passing. Coach Bradley, who was pleased with the performance against a junior varsity unit, named Ron Simpson and Fred Beer, with 10 tackles each, as outstanding on defense. Wawasee now has a 2-1 record and will play host to the Fairfield “B" team Thursday, Sept. 26, at 5 p.m. on the new Wawasee gridiron.

Wowasee Downs Nappanee

Wawasee downed the Nappanee Bulldogs reserve squad 24-0 in a game played on the Nappanee field last Saturday morning. The Warriors scored their first touchdown early in the game as they went from their own 38 yard line on the opening kickoff. The kcal boys scored again before the first pericd ended as Roger Korenstra went from the 42 yard line of the Warriors to the 48 yard line of Nappanee. Then Cory connected with a 48-yard pass play to Mikel to give the team a 12-0 lead. The third quarter touchdown was a result cf a Nappanee fumble

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Syracuse Jr. High Downs West Noble Syracuse junior high school, led by quarterback Greg Ummel, defeated the West Noble Chargers by a score of 20 to 7. This was the first victory for the Yellow Jackets this season. They now have won one and lost one. The leading rusher for the Yellow Jackets was Kim Cripe, a 170 fullback who rushed for 130 yards. The first touchdown came in the first quarter when Randy Brady ran up the middle for 14 yards and the score. The point at the touchdown was scored by Kim Cripe. The other two scores came in the second and fourth periods when Cripe ran for eight yard and thirty-five yards. Fine defense by Dwight Dean, Brad Butler, Jay Jones, and Randy Niles held the opponents to only 24 yards rushing. Randy Niles, playing at left linebacker, intercepted two passes; and Bruce Neer intercepted one in the fourth quarter. Cheerleaders The Syracuse junior high cheerleaders were elected Friday afternoon by the student body. The following girls were elected from the seventh grade: Teresa Ummel, Daretta Grisamer, Cindie Beemer, and Kathy Butler. The following were elected from the eighth grade: Karen Troyer, Joni Hawk, Susan Henning, and Brenda Hughes.

on the Bulldog 19 yard line. Bruce Cummings, at the quarterback post, took only six plays to score. It wai Korenstra who. carried the ball in for the six points. In the final quarter Donn May passed 24 yards to Bill Pip. May and Cummings alternated at the quarterback spot during the quarter and managed to cap a 76-yard drive with a touchdown. All four extra point tries failed. The senior officers of The U.S. Army Reserve in business and industry:

Anderson Man Dies While Visiting At Lake Charles R. Humphrey, 64, vice president of Citizens Banking company, Anderson, was stricken Saturday afternoon while visiting friends in the Highland View drive area, Lake Wawasee. He died in the Goshen hospital at about 2:30 a.m. Sunday. A native of Greensburg, Mr. Humphrey was bom July 6, 1904. He is survived by his widow; a son, James, of Marion; a granddaughter; a brother and two sisters. All are from Anderson. Funeral services were held at Anderson. Court News Two Arrested At Milford Milford chief of police Don Drake reports two arrests recently. The first was on Saturday and was for driving while suspended. Ticketed was Larry Scheller of 210 west Main street. The second arrest was that of Romone Salazar of Milford who was arrested for having no operator’s license. Divorce Filed Kay Loree Clark, r 1 North Webster, has filed a suit for divorce in Kosciusko circuit court against Gary Carl Clark. The plaintiff seeks custody of two minor children. They were married June 15, 1961, and separated September 13, 1968. Filed Suit Yeiter and Ganshorn, Warsaw, have filed suit against Roger Holsclaw, r 2 Leesburg. They seek a judgment of $1,498.16. Midwest Credit Bureuas, Inc., filed a complaint on account suit in Kosciusko circuit court against John H. Husted of r 1 Milford. The suit was later dismissed. Marriage Licenses John Allen Martin, 24, r 1 Milford, and Leona Mae Yoder, 21, r 1 Milford, both Milford trailer factory employees, have applied for a marriage license at the office of Kosciusko county clerk T. Ethna Scott. Ted Carl Speicher, 18, r 2 Milford, Dalton Foundries, and Sandra Diane Yoder, 18, r 1 Nappanee, Elkhart Beauty school student, have applied for a marriage license in the office of Kosciusko county clerk T. Ethna Scott. Ned Arnold Nolan, 29, r 1 Leesburg, Regent Trailer Co., employee, and Wanda Lee Giant, 26, r 1 Leesburg, have applied for a marriage license in the office of Kosciusko county clerk T. Ethna Scott.

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HOME GAME SATURDAY The Wawasee Warriors will play their second home football game of the season on Saturday when they meet the Jimtown squad. Game time has been set for 7:30 p.m.

SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Mamie Bibler, r 1 North Webster, has been released from the Whitley County hospital. Mrs. Thurman Rinker, North Webster, was released from the Whitley County hospital last week. Mrs. Glada Weaver, Syracuse, is a patient in the Coleman hospital, Indianapolis, where she underwent surgery. She is reported to be improving. Miss Evaleen Rookstool, Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Noble Blocker and Mrs. Lulu Francis, Syracuse, have returned from Rochester, Minn., where they underwent tests in the Mayo clinic. Kevin Allen Enyeart, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Enyeart, North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end and released. John L. Ashby, r 3 Syracuse, is a patient in the Murphy Medical Center. Lisa Strombeck, five, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Strombeck, North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end and released. Everett Crow, Syracuse, has returned from the Elkhart hospital and is improving at his home. Mrs. Earl Treadway, Syracuse, returned home from the Goshen hospital on Saturday. MILFORD-LEESBURG Hospital Notes Dave Freeman, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room at the Murphy Medical Center last Tuesday. Joanne Robinson, 13-year-old daughter of Mrs. Maxine Robinson, Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Sheri Anne Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller of Dewart Lake was admitted to the Goshen hospital Friday for medical treatment. She is in room no. 323. L. C. Drabenstott, Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room at the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Lawrence Randall, Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Raymond Edward Doss, 19, of Warsaw, forklift driver, and Albertina Garza, 28, Milford, Land-O-Goshen employee have applied for a marriage license in the office of county clerk T. Ethna Scott at the Kosciusko county court house. Fined for Soeeding Celedonio G. Salazar, 19, of Milford, was fined $23.25 in Goshen City court for speeding 55 mph in a 30-mile speed zone in Goshen.

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Two WHS Baseball Players Receive NIC Honors For ’6B

Two Wawasee high school baseball players received silver baseballs from the Northern Lakes Conference for the 1963 season. They were named to the second team. Named were Rob Clevenger, pitcher, and Tom Gunden, infield. Clevenger is a 1968 graduate of Syracuse high school and Gunden a 1968 graduate of Milford. Other chosen areas follow: First Team Roger Johnson, Concord, catcher Tom Tessar, Concord, pitcher Rick Young, Bremen, pitcher Jeff Kamp, Rochester, infield Dick Bergman, Plymouth, infield Ron Karn, Manchester, infield Mark Unsicker, Bremen, infield Jce Simmons, Manchester, outfield

HITS AND MISSES W. L. Pts. Leon's Keelers 4 2 6 Sylvans 4 2 5 Team No. 8 4 2 5 Team No. 1 3 3 4 Sportsman’s Bar 3 3 4 Misfits 2 4 4 Team No. 3 3 3 3 Team No. 2 1 5 1 50'0 Series: J. Graber 524, J. Pounds 525, L. Welty 547. 450 Series and above: I. Dull 476. 200 Games: L. Welty 202. 170 games and above: I. Dull 182. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE W L Syracuse Rubber Company 11 5. Braiel’s Bait & Tackle 10 6 Likens & Sons Trucking 9 7 Eager Leaguers 9 7 H & M Motor Clinic 8 8 Anderson Paint & Supply 5 11 Layton Travel Trailer 7 5 G & G Texaco 2 10 High Team Game: Anderson Paint & Supply, 861. High Team Series: Syracuse Rubber Company. 2,455. 600 Series: D. Armbruster 609. 500 Series: H. Feaster 549, K: Koblc 530, B. Likens 521, A. Keim 515. G. Carpenter 516, H. Galloway 513, E. Money 513. 200 Games: D. Armbruster 213-21'0, C. Mohler 208. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED W L Thwaits Grain 12 0 Kinder’s 9 % 2 ’X. Stahley Stillson 8 4 Team No. 9 8 4 Team No. 11 7 5 L. Thwaits Grain 7 5 Beacon 6'/ 2 514 Mogul Rubber 6 6 Village Tap 6 6 Tom Socks 5 7 Wawasee T.V. 5 7 Pickwick Theatre 5 7 -Woodward Oswalt 4 8 United Telephone 3 9 Team No. 12 3 9 Frog Tavern 11 High Team Game: Thwaits Grain, 681. High Team Series: Pickwick Theatre, I, Men’s Honor Scores: B. Thwaits 542. J. Kern 493, R. Knisley 454, E. Helmuth 604, L. Byland 530, J. Johnson 476, D. Price 505. L. Thwaits 478. R. Wogoman 495. C. Eby 557, L. Vance 609, L. Welty 519, L. Epley 536, B. Frenger 453, J. Lowe 510. J. Morganthaler 535, M. Carlson 530, E. Smith 546, W. Hagerdon 478. Women Honor Scores: E. Blakesley 451, P. Maresh 446, L. Vance 471. V. Price 472, G. Thwaits 439. S. Kern 483. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Weaver Tool 10 2 Pilchers 10 2 Foo & Faye 9 3 B. & K 9 3 Louie s Bar 8 4 Regent Homes 7 5 Hughes Digging 7 5 Pickwick 6 6 The Beacon 6 6 Glaser 6 6 S. T. P. 6 6 Servisoft 5 7 R. E. Slabaugh was admitted to the Goshen hospital last Thursday after suffering a coronary. His condition remains the same. He is in room 307, but is allowed no visitors. Mrs. Leonore Medeles, r 1 Milford, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Glen Bushey, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Gary Gross, r 2 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center on Monday.

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Bob Kriscunas, Plymouth, outfield Mike Deniston, Nappanee, outfield Simmons and Tessar were unanimous first team choices. Tessar won nine victories for the Concord team and carried a .797 ERA to lead the league. Jeff Kamp held a batting average of .412 for the year with 21 hits. His on base average was .589. Bashore of Manchester and Bergman of Plymouth tied for 15 runs scored during the season. Second Team Jim Bashore, Manchester, catcher Rob Clevenger, Wawasee, pitcher Jeff Johnson, Plymouth, pitcher Mark Fruitts, Plymouth, infield Jon Tessar, Concord, infield Jud Robinett. Bremen, Infield

Teghtmeyer Ace 5 7 Huey Well Drillins 5 7 Plastic Specialties 5 7 Anchor Bar 4 8 Monsanto 4 8 Brazels 3 9 The Mail-Journal 3 9 North Webster Bank 2 10 High Team Game: Hughes Digging. 784. High T> am Series: Foo & Faye, 2.218. 500 Series: I. Stahley 506. 450 Series and above: H. Frushour 478. P. Maresh 487. P. Huffer 462. M. Lambert 457. V. Penn 454, C. Keller 456. B Ganz 456. I Menzie 456. G. Eyer 465. D. Thwaits 451, F. Scitt 466. N. Searfoss 490. D. Coburn 459, M. Henning 462 200 Games: I. Stahley 202. 170 Games and above: K. Gardner 170. P. Maresh 176-175, T. Brock 175. A. Gallahan 173. I. Menzie 170. G. Eyer 177, N. Searfoss 193. LAND O LAKES W L Frog Tavern 10>A 1% The Mail-Journal 10 2 Pilcher’s Shoes 9 3 Sportsman's Bar 71/, 4'6 Dean's Milk 7 5 Aqualand Motel 7 5 Harris Funeral Home 7 5 Bowen Motors 7 5 G and W Food Products 7 5 McCormick-Cutter 6 6 Syracuse Legion 6 6 Auer’s Service Station 6 6 Regent Homes 5 7 Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 4 8 North Webster Jaycees 3 9 Thwaits Grain 2 10 Liberty Coach 2 10 State Bank of Syracuse 2 10 High Team Game: Pilcher’s. 891. High Team Series: McCormickCutter, 2,614. 600 Series: D. Armbruster 203-202-203—608. 500 Series: M. Boyer 502, D. McKibben 573. R. Stahley 514. D. Fingerlie 503. V. Becker 531, C. Walton 525. P. Bright 522, E. Harting 511, C. Eby 508. C. Davies 513, L. Vance 527, M. Yoder 567. P. Beezley 526, C. Frushour 512, R. Thibaut 533, M. Simon 521, R. Barnett 5'04. W. Stahly 507. P. Campbell 505, S. Solina 510, R. Wogoman 525. L. Welty 514. G. Vanator 523. M. Arnolt 523. R. Kitson 515. 200 Games: D. McKibben 232. R. Stahley 202, E. Harting 203. P. Bwzley 222. R. Thibaut 202, M. Simon 218. B Dorsey 230, M. Arnolt 211. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Syracuse Rubber 12 ‘i 3‘Tom Socks 12 4 Trudy's Beauty Salon 10 6 Walter Drug Co. 10 6 Sea Nymph 9 7 Augsburger's I.G.A. 8 8 White's Mobil 8 8 Brenda's Beauty Break 8 8 Lakeside Laundry 5 11 Barbee Hotel 5 11 G’W Pizza 4>-i 11% Homer's Bar 4 12 High Team Game: Sea Nymph, 706. High Team Series: Tom Socks, 2,043. 450 Series: M. Dixon 459, F. Robinson 456. 170 Games and above: M. Dixon 178, F. Robinson 174, D. Matthews .171. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES W L Wawasee T.V. 9 3 Wawasee Laundromat 9 3 American Industries 7 5 Sit N Knit 7 5 Kinder's Mfg. 6 *6 Mock's Marine Service 6 6 Todd Realty 5 7 State Bank of Syracuse 4 8 Silveus Motors 4 8 B.P.W. Rummage Sale Friday, October 4th 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, October sth 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. AT SCOUT CABIN Syracuse

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Tom Gunden, Wawasee, infield Ted Pfenning, Warsaw, outfield Steve Smith, Manchester, outfield Kent Ursehel, Manchester, outfield Honorable mention went to Jim laughman, Jerry Brown and Bob Shaffer of Coneord; Gary Goshert, Max Mock, and Steve Watkins of Warsaw; Mark Unsicker of Bremen; John Shirley and Mel Kern of Rochester; Torri Mindals of Manchester; and Denny Arnott of Nappanee. Final Standings North Manchester and Concord shared season honors with 10-4 records. They were followed by Warsaw and Plymouth with 9-5 records, Bremen with 8-6, Rochester 5-9, Wawasee with 4-10 and Nappanee with 1-13. Tom Socks 3 9 High Team Game: Wawasee TV, 777. High Team Series: Sit 'N Knit, 2,129. 500 Series: L. Vance 514 —221. 450 Series and above: S. Kern 487— 177, B. Ganz 479—189, I. Matthews 455—183. 170 Games and above: J. Stoellng 183. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE W L Chore-Time Equipment 17 3 Arro Motor Homes 16 4 Milford TV & Appliance 15 5 Little & Clark, Inc. 15 5 Beer & Slabaugh. Inc. 10 10 McFarren Service 9 11 Mishler Funeral Home 8 12 Walter Drug 7 13 Sharp Hardware 7 13 Campbell’s Market 6% 13% Augsburger—Syracuse— 6% 13% Augsburger—Milford 3 17 High Team Game: Arro Motor Homes. 1,004. High Team Series: , Arro Motor Homes, 2,774. 500 Series: Thibaut 586, Bartman. 565, Mathews 565, Hoekert 558.’' Speicher 552. Killer 540, Rensberger 538, N. Wolferman 528, L. Slabaugh 513. L. Miller 506. O. Replogle 506. Little 505, W. Miller 501. 200 Games: Thibaut 225, L. Slabaugh 214, Augsburger 214. Hoekert 2.04, Rensberger 209-200. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE W L Kale Island Beacon 10 2 Lakeland Produce 9 3 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdw. 8 4 Wawasee Package 8 4 Dixie Boat 8 4 Louie's Tavern 7 5 Barbee Hotel 7 5 Pilcher Shoes 6 6 Thornburg’s 6 6 Kurley’s Keglers 6 6 Wawasee T.V. 6 6 Frog Tavern 4 8 Bud’s Body Shop 4 8 Kline Construction 4 8 OK Sales 2 10 Wawasee Bowl 1 11 High Team Game: Dixie Boat. 921. High Team Series: Pilcher Shoes, 2,675. 550 Series: R. Thwaits 561, L. Vance 586. H. Hochstetler 569. J. Morganthaler 558. 200 Games: J. Lowe 213, R. Thwaits 202-201, R. Simon 204, M. Ganshorn 211, L. Vance 207-209, W. Stahly 213. H. Hochstetler 220. R. Wogoman 218, J. Morganthaler 213. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson and daughter, Jane, were guests of their daughters, Brenda arid Nancy, at Ball State university on Sunday.

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HARLAN BEER. NAPPANEE, INJURED MONDAY Hailan Beer of Beer and Slabaugh. Inc., Nappanee, was injured Monday while working at the site of the new WaNee high school. When a dump truck became stuck a push cap was used to try and free it. Mr. Beer’s index finger on his right hand was caught between the cap and the truck. It was necessary to graft skin from another finger unto the index finger to save it. He remains in the Elkhart hospital. HUMOR IN THE NEWS John S. Wagner skidded off the road in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, and might have been seriously injured as his small sports car plunged into a deep ravine, but while soar- , ing through the air it landed plump into the top of a big tree and Mr. Wagner climbed down unhurt.

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