The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 January 1969 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Jan. 22, 1969

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TOURNEY WINNERS — Winners of the 4-way eighth grade tournament held at the Syracuse junior high school gym Saturday afternoon are these’’ North Webster Trojans. They defeated Syracuse in the finals, 27 to 24. In the front row from left are Mike Zurcher, Larry Koontz, Steve Bryant, Tom Walls, Doug Bowser, John Didier

North Webster Wins 4-Way Tournament

The North Webster Trojans under the guidance of coach Phil Dick won the Syracuse invitational eighth grade tournament Saturday by defeating the host Yellow Jackets 27 to 24. North Webster advanced to the tournament finals by defeating Central Noble 30 to 29. The Syracuse eighth graders earned the right to compete in the championship game by defeating Milford Saturday morning 34 to 27. The ’ championship game was clos? throughout and it was not until the final minute of play that the outcome was decided in the Trojan’s favor. Milford gained revenge from their opening loss by taking the consolation game over Central Noble 39 to 29. Box scores follow: Championship Game NORTH WEBSTER (27) — Walls 021, Moser 212, Stout 133, Burnworth 000, Bryant 232, Zurcher 401. SYRACUSE (24) — Ummel 004, Cripe 113, Dean 413, Butler 303, Jones 102, Niles 125, Schrumpf 000. Consolation Game MILFORD (39) — Rosser 300. Sorenson 000, Sands 001, Graff 552, D. Beer 341, Vanlaningham 000, J. Beer 322. > CENTRAL NOBLE (29) — Stump 303, Bricker 000, Parkison 614, Anderson 002, Brower 111, Mangan 101, Gawthrop 211. First Round Games SYRACUSE (34) — Ummel 102, Cripe 224, Dean 321, Butler 004, Brady 001, Janes 100, Niles 645. MILFORD (27) — Rosser 010, Sands 214, Graff 360, D. Beer 131, J. Beer 121, Vanlaningham 000. NORTH WEBSTER (46) — Walls HO, Moser 420, Johnson 032, Spiegel 030, Bowser 100, Stout 342, Lcngenecker 000, Bumworth 030, Koontz Oil, Bryant 203, Zurcher 502. CENTRAL NOBLE (32) — Stump 311, Bricker 001, Parkison 111, Sickafoose 001, Anderson 000, Brower 005, Mangan 310, Schlotterback 020, Gafwthrop 530, Leitch 001, Carlisle 001. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Treat of South Bend visited at .Syracuse on Tuesday afternoon.

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Lead Warriors To Victory Saturday

Steve Zurcher’s hot hand led the Wawasee Warriors to one victory and one narrow miss as the local boys won over Akron 85-74 on Saturday while losing to Mentone 68-66 Friday. Zurcher scored 37 points in Saturday’s game to top his old school record and hit for 28 in Friday’s match. Wawasee - Mentone In Friday’s loss to Mentone the Warriors led at the first two stops, then dropped one point behind at the end of the third stanza and lost the game by the twopoint margin. Don Acton and Dennis Myers of the Bulldogs teamed up to score 44 of the visiting Bulldogs 68 points. Acton hit for 23. Dave Elliott was the second’ Warrior in double figures as he hit for 14. Box scores follow: MENTONE (68) — Peffey 014, Dickey 100, Welborn 344, Acton 952, Meyer 10-1-3, Chrissman 313, Stavedahl 122. Totals, 27 field goals, 14 free throws and 18 personal fouls. WAWASEE (66) — Barrett 404, Elliott 544, Pipp 005, Mikel 301, Zurcher 9-10-3, Firestone 424, Kammerer 001. Totals, 25 field goals, 16 free throws and 22 personal fouls. Score by quarters: Mentone 12 29 51 68 Wawasee 16 34 50 66 Wawasee - Akron The visiting Wawasee Warriors downed county tournament champs on the Flyers’ home court Saturday night. Bob Bryant led the home team with 18 points. Elliott scored 15 during the evening to again be the second Warrior in double figures. Wawasee took a commanding lead in the first quarter which ended with a 26-10 score and extended it to 41-27 by half-time. They led 58-41 at the end of the third stanza. Zurcher gave his first string players a rest with two minutes to go in the game and Akron made a drive for the lead, however, time ran out before the Flyers could catch the visiting Warriors.

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and Tom Hurt. Back row from left are Cathy Berghorn, Jim Hite, Tim Moser, Steve Stout, Jon Burnworth, Chris Longenecker, Steve Johnson, principal Wendell Bryant, Ronnie Spiegel, Mark Randall, Julie Culver, coach Phil Dick, and Sharon Brindle.

Box scores follow: WAWASEE (85) — Elliott 632, Barrett 235, Pipp 225, Mikel 532, Zurcher 16-5-2, Firestone .120, Hartley 002, Kammerer 001, Thomas 001, Cutter 112. Totals, 33 field goals, 19 free throws and 22 personal fouls. AKRON (74) — S. Cumberland 462, Cox 052, D. Cumberland 143, Behny 302, SanderS 515, Arnett 360, Davis W 2, fryant 741. Totals, 23 field gpals, 28 free throws and 18 personal fouls. Wrestlers In New Gym Thursday The Wawasee wrestlers now 16 for the first year of competition will finally have their first home meet. The Warriors will wrestle on their new mat in the new gym Thursday evening at 7 p.m. against Wakarusa. They will be home Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. against Pierceton and Tuesday evening at 7 against Bremen. In order for fans to become acquainted with the sport of wrestling, there will be no admission charge for these home meets. Plan on watching the Warriors led by Roger Korenstra (6-3) and Jay DeSomer (6-3) finish out the season before the conference tourney on February 1 and the state sectional on February 8. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Graff of Milford visited with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Graff and daughters in Nicholasville, Ky., last week end. Mr. and Mrs. George Haab of Milford spent last week end in Orland Park, Chicago, with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Haab. Kerry Umber, Mike Harnish and Larry Goshom, all of New Haven, were week end guests of Dan Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berkeypile of Milford were Sunday evening guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Felkner.

MONDAY MIXED JUNIOR BOWLERS His & Hers 26 10 Da-Ma-De-Ja’s 24 12 Alley Bouncers 23 13 Double B. J. V.’s 22% 13% The It’s 22 14 Strickler’s Strikers 21 15 Us 20 16 Strikers ”4” 20 16 Marlboro Filters 16 20 The Foxes 15 21 G-Jay’s 13 % 22 % Vice’s Vipers 12 24 69’ers 12 24 LAKELAND MEN'S LEAGUE W L Syracuse Rubber Co. pl 25 Eager Leaguers 46 30 Likens & Sons Trucking 44 32 Brazel’s Bait & Tackle 42 34 H&M Motor Clini; p 5 41 G&G Texaco 34 42 Layton Travel Trailer 31 45 Anderson Paint & Supply 22 54 High Team Gamg and Series: Brazel’s Bait * Tackle. ‘913---2.573. 600 Series: E. Money 233-151-240— 624. 500 Series: D. Armbruster 529. E. Anderson 503, C. lyaljon 519, J. Scarbury 504, H. Feaster 577, W. Brazel 524, ?L. Miller 536, I. Rookstool 524, D. McKibben 521, K. Koble 526, R. Southern 539, 200 Games: D. McKibben 213, R. Southern 213, W. Boggs 207, I. Rookstool 211, C. Walton 220. H. Feaster 231, E. Money 233-24’0, L. Miller 206, D. Armbruster 206. FRIDAY NIGftT MIXED Thwaits*T3rain 62 ' 18 Mogul Rubber 50 30 Kinder’s 44% 35% Beacon 44% 35% Tom Socks 44 36 Stahley-Stillson 42 38 L. Thwaits Grain 39% 40% Pacer • 38 42 Pickwick Theatre 38 42 Woodward Oswalt 36 44 Wawasee T.V. 36 44 Village Tap - 35 45 Corl Corp. 35 45 United Telephone 33% 46% Frog Tavern 33 47 4 Singles 31 49 High Team Game: Pickwick Theatre 762. High Team Series: Tom Socks 2.117. 500 Series—Men: L. Vance 572, J. Morganthaler 553. C, Eby 544, M. Carlson 546. L. Thwaits 543. D. Knisley 544, B. Trolson 535. L. Welty 525, J. Kern 513. A. Mousley 516, H. Schultz 503. G. Estep 500. P. Kline 535, D. Jones 519, D. Maresh 505. 450 Series—Women: D. Johnson 527, S. Kern 526, L. Vance 511, J. Byland 507, B. Kline 495, D. Thwaits 484. G. Thwaits 473, P. Maresh 471, N. Kern 466, B. Nyce 466, M. Schwab 468. 200 Games—Men: L. Vance 242, D Knisley 226. C. Eby 200, P. Kline 201, J. Kern 213, H. Dixon 201. B. Trolson 203. 170 Games—Women: D. Johnson 213, J. Byland 195, L. Vance 187, S Kern 181 B. Kline 170. D. Thwaits 177, B. Nyce 184. LAND O LAKES LEAGUE W L Pilcher’s Shoes 4 0 Aqua Land Motel 4 0 Frog Tavern 4 0 The Mail-Journal 4 0 Dean’s Milk 3 1 Liberty Coach 3 1 State Bank of Syracuse 3 1 McCormick-Cutter 2% 1% Thwaits Grain 2 2 Syracuse Legion 2 2 Bowen Motors 1% 2% Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 1 3 Auer’s Service Station 1 3 North Webster Jaycee’s 1 3 Harris Funeral Home O 4 Sportsman Bar 0 4 G*W Pizza 0 4 Regent Homes 0 4 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher's Shoes, 996—2,784. 600 Series: F. Avery 608. 500 Series: L. Vance 597, R. Wogoman 584, M. Yoder 596. E. Harting 584. F. Nyikos 585. C. Davies 584, D. Armbruster 558, D. Fingerlie 548. D. Pilcher 537, W. Dorsey 546, G. Venator 535, E. Whitacre 539. R. Miller 536, M. Dorsey 537, C. Frushour 592. R. Thibaut 564, P. Campbell 541, W, Stahly 526. 200 Games: F. Avery 236, F. Nyikos 234. L. Vance 233, P. Carson 210, M. P.tyer 209, D. Pilcher 211, R. Wogoman 235, D. Fingerlie 203, E. Harting 201-202. C. Eby 201, C. Davies 216, G. Venator 211, E. Whitacre 211, R. Miller 209, M. Dorsey 228, M. Yoder 246. C. Frushour 225-200, R. Schultz 210. V. Becker 204. D. Jones 201.

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THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Hughes Digging 48 20 Foo & Faye 44% 23% Louie's Bar 44 20 Weaver Tool 42 26 Regent Homes 41 27 Anchor Bar 39 29 Pilcher’s 38 30 Glaser's 38 26 Huey Well Drilling 37 27 S.T.P. 34% 33% Bervlsoft 32 36 Pickwick 29 35 B. & K. 28. 40 North Webster Bank 28 40 The Mail-Journal 27 37 The Beacon 26% 41% Teghtmeyer Ace 25 39 Plastic Specialties 24 34 Brazel’s 23 45 Monsanto 19% 48% High Team Game and Series: Weaver Tool. 868 —2,340. 500 Series: F. Scott 176-167-201. — 544, J. Galloway 177-144-222—543, D. Spearman 168-180-182 —530, M. Pop»nfoose 152-203-159—514. E. Price 160-184-167—511, J. Byland 160-145-201— 506, A. Wiegman 173-157-175—505, C' stump 146-173-184—503, K. Knisley 130-234-137—501. 450 Series: H. Rule 452. B. Coy 481. M. Whisler 484. H. Frushour 476. K. Gardner 463, G. Pilcher 462. H Bell 470, D. Bednar 459, G. Eyer 498. B. Nyce 482. L. Vance 487, S. Brouwer 498. M. Lambert 494. 200 Game: B. Coy 201. 170 Gams: M. Whisler 193. K. Gardner 195-171. N. Spurling 170, V. Penn 173, D. B. Spearman 174, G. Eyer 172. B. Nyce 174, L. Vance 194. N. Searfoss 171. J. Strombeck 173. S. Brouwer 176-198, M. Lambert 172. HITS * MISSES LEAGUE W L Pts Sportsman’s Bar 33 18 43 Sylvans 31 20 41 Leon’s Keglers 30 21 41 Misfits 27% 23% 37% Odd Couples 25 26 33 Flubbers 22 29 30 Anchor Barets 19 32 25 Badds 16% 34% 21% High Team Game: Misfits 680. High Team Series: Anchor Barets 1,924. 600 Series: L. Welty 635. 500 Series—Men: D. Armbruster 549, D. Zawadzke 521, J. Pounds 509. 500 Series—Women: L. McFarland 507, F. Robinson 501. 450 Series: S. Gilbert 475, D. Cripe 470. D. Wolfe 450. 200 Games: L. Welty 233-200-202 D Zawadzke 210, J. Pounds 200. 170 Games: D. Cripe 192, L. McFarland 191, S. Gilbert 187, F. Robinson 179. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES W L American Industries 43% 28% Todd Realty 39% 32% Wawasee Laundromat 39% 32% Wawasee T.V. 39 33 Mock’s Marine Service 38% 33% Kinder Mfg. 35 37 Silveus Motors 35 37 Tom Socks 30% 41% State Bank of Syracuse 30 42 Sit ’N Knit 29% 42% High Team Game: Silveus Motors, 883. High Team Series: Tom Socks 2.348. 500 Series: S. Kern 571(221-200), J. Byland 505(190). L. Neff 559(200-190). 450 Series: K. Cleveland 443(188). K Lowe 455, C. Stump 456(179), P. Maresh 477(182), M. L. Lambert 495 <183), A. Sudlow 493(193), D. Johnson 485(192), B. Kline 494(179-177). L. Hawk 451. W. Wright 456. 170 Games: A. Gallahan 171, J. Auer 195. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES W L Tom Socks 51% 24% Sea Nymph Syracuse Rubber 48 2 - Lakeside Laundry 45 % 30* Walter Drug Co. 44 ,■_> 31 Trudy’s Beauty Salon 32 « White’s Mobil 31 45 Augsburger’s I.GA. 30 Brenda’s Beauty Break 29 47Barbee Hotel 23% 52% High Team Game and Series: Sea Nymph 749—2.141. 500 Series: W. Nolan 505. 450 Series: E. Wogoman 481. J. Harter 469, P. Maresh 466. M. Schwab 459. 200 Games: J. Harter 203. 160 Games: E. Wogoman 8185-169. W Nolan 178-176, M. Schwab 173, P. Maresh 170, N. Schacht 164, R. Markham 164, M. Harris 163, A. isoMONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE W L Thornburg’s 53% 26% Kale Island Beacon 49 31 Wawasee Package 49 31 Frog Tavern Pilcher s Shoes 47% 32% Kurley’s Keglers 46 34 Lakeland Produce 41 39 Wawasee TV. 40 40 Barbee Hotel 36 44 Wawasee Bowl 36 44 Louie’s Tavern 34% 45% OK Sales 34 46 Kline Construction f 33% 46% Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 32% 47% Dixie Boat 32% 47% Bud’s Body Shop 26 54 High Team Game: Pilcher’s Shoes 967. High Team Series: Frog Tavern 2,720. 600 Series L. Thwaits 625. , 550 Series: I. Rookstool 591, G. Davis 568, C. Campbell 555, H. Hochstetler 560, R. Strombeck 554. M. Dorsey 550, V. Stayer 571, M. Ganshorn 558, C. Frushour 570, L. Welty 551, R. Thibaut 577, G. Field 551, R. Thwaits 572, P. Bright 573, C. Eby 553. W. Stahly 558. 200 Games: E. Anderson 211, I. Rookstool 264, E. Henning 202, C. Field 212, L. Thwaits 210-215-200, J. Kern 200, R. Thwaits 226. P. Bright 215, G. Davis 205, C. Campb 11 225, H. Hochstetler 200, P. Kline 213, M. Zellinger 210, D, Strombeck 200, R. Strombeck 212, M. Dorsey 201, T. Strombeck 200, V. Stayer 216, M. Ganshorn 205, C. Frushour 207, N. Kistler 204, R. Thibaut 214, R. Maresh 200. D. Start 233, C. Eby 213, W. Stahly Ml. Milford Local Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolferman and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Estep, Milford, left Thursday, Jan. 9, for California. They are presently in Chandler, Ariz., visiting with , Mr. Estep’s brother Paul who resides there. FRI. - SAT. - SUN. Open 6:3o—Show 7-9 p.m. J SUN. MATINEE Continuous from 2 p.m. PARENT TRAP!

Bi ’W " if WB 1 PYRAMID OF CHEERLEADERS — Syracuse junior high school cheerleaders are shown above performing the cheer "TEAM” at the four-way invitational tourney held Saturday afternoon at Syracuse. In front of the pyramid is Karen Troyer. • i Forming the pyramid are Joni Hawk, Brenda Hughes and Susan Henning.

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MOMENT OF EXCITEMENT — Members of the North Webster junior high school cheerleading squad are shown above in a moment of excitement as their team won the tournament championship Saturday afternoon at Syracuse by defeating the junior high five from the host school. From left are Julie Culver, Sharon Bridie and Cathy Berghorn.

MILFORD — LEESBURG Hospital Notes T. R. Brooks of Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Thursday and underwent surgery on Friday. Mrs. Jack Smith, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center on Thursday. Lehman Wemple of Milford was

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admitted to the Elkhart hospitel last week. Mrs. Socorro Avalos, Milford, was dismissed from Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Elbert Hall, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Charles Richardson, Milford, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Mrs. Charles Boddiger, Milford, was dismissed from the Goshen hospital on Sunday. Patrick J. Fox, nine-year-old son

of James Fox of Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Monday. David A. Heierman, Leesburg, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. John Couch, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center on Wednesday. Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beer on r 2 Milford on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schieler and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Troup and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haab, all of Milford.