The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 March 1969 — Page 2

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TOURNEY VICTORS — Winners of the sectional basketball tournament held at Columbia City last week were these jubilant Larwill Trojans, posing for this photo following the finals in which they defeated Columbia City. In the front row from left are student manager John Mason, student trainer David Conley, cheerleaders Vicki Redman, Bonnie Howard, Tommie Myers, Kelley Burnworth, Susie Menzie and Sharon Maggart.

■ fl mlvIaHJ gy - k IT’S MINE — Wawasee Warrior Bill Pipp seems to be trying to tell the Rochester Zebras that the ball he has in his possession is his and he’s not willing to share with anyone but another Warrior. Wawasee was defeated by the Zebras 62-50 in the second game cf the sectional tournament last Thursday at Warsaw.

Wawasee Eliminated By Rochester

. By BEN FOWLER Mail-Journal Sports Reporter The Wawasee Warriors were beaten Thursday evening in the first game of their first sectional tournament by a taller Rochester five in a 62-50 decision. Wawasee coach Zurcher had said before the game that, if his team came up with as good a game as they "had on past occasions, they would win" — and they probably would have. The Warriors, however. had one of their coldest nights from the field, hitting on only 17 of 57 lield goal attempts lor a lowly 30.8 per cent. They were still never out of the game, as they stuck c’'' e to Rochester the whole distance, coming within four of the Zebras in the opening seconds of the last quarter. Rochester grabbed a 16-10 first quarter edge and then expanded it to 32-44 by the halftime buzzer. Steve Zurcher kept the Warriors close in the first half, sparking the Wawasee offensive despite be-

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ing heavily guarded. The third stanza saw the Warriors creep within six points of Rochester and then, after being down by only four points early in the fourth period, the Wawasee team turned ice cold and didn’t score for several minutes. The Zebras took avantage of this lapse and coasted to a 62-50 victory at the final buzzer. Lloyd, a fast little guard, and Shirley both netted 14 points to lead the winners. Ed Hart followed with 12 points and numerous rebounds. Junior Steve Zurcher ended a line season by picking up 17 points to lead all scorers. Bill Pipp and Dave Elliott added 13 and 10. respectively, to the losers’ cause. Rochester played Warsaw Saturday afternoon and was beaten 66-55 in semi-final action. The box score follows: WAWASEE 1501 — Elliott 341, Firestone 102. Pipp 453. Mikel 222, Zurcher 654. Thomas 001 and

Second row from left, ccach Roger Tuggle, principal Carl Sands, student manager David Nichols, Randy Walter, Steve Eberly, Gary Walter, Mike Williamson, Randy Branning, Arden Hull and assistant coach Dennis Myers. Back row from left, scorekeeper Kenneth Woodward, Robert Campbell, John Parker, Robert Ward, David Morris, Danny Wilkinson, Mike McManama, assistant coach Milton Thomas and timekeeper Harrold Williams. Photo courtesy cf Columbia City Commercial Mail.

Barrett 100. ROCHESTER <62> — Hart 442, Shiiley 623, Elliott 143, Buckingham 202. Lloyd 621, Hudkins 001, Rhoades 001, Norris 353, and Betz 010. SOROSIS CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. BROWN Members of the Sorosis club of Milford met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Robert Brown. Mrs. C. D. Barnes was in charge of the evening’s program and presented “Wills and Testaments.’’ Mrs. Brown served angel food cake and raspberry sherbet for dessert. ENTERTAIN PARENTS FOR SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beer of Bluffton entertained on Sunday at a chicken dinner in honor of Mr. Beer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beer of r 2 Milford, who observed their silver wedding anniversary on March 5. * The other children of the guests of honcr attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kitson of Ligonier, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schieler and children. Julie and Clark of r 2 Milford. and David Beer. The children presented their parents a lovely silvei coffee serving set as a gift.

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LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE Syracuse Rubber Co. 62 34 Likens & Sons Trucking 55 41 Eager Leaguers 51 45 Brazel’s Bait & Tackle 51 45 H & M Motor Clinic 47 49 G & G Texaco 45 51 Layton Travel Trailer 43 53 Anderson Paint & Supply 31 65 High Team Game and Series: Syracuse Rubber Co. 991—2720. 6CO series: D. McKibben 622. 500 series: D. Van 504, S. Rensburger 538, D. Armbruster 577, H. Mickley 529, C. Beezley 546, E. Likens 506, B. Likens 536, R. Southern 528, A. Walgamuth 500, H. Galloway 501, C. Walton 531, R. Brazel 532, G. Meyers 554, R. Knisley 547, K. Enyeart 526, J* Thornburg 533, G. Carpenter 556, L. Miller 507, K. Koble 596, I. Rookstool 509. 200 games: D. Van 202, D. Me Kibben 212-211, D. Armbruster 214, B. Likens 203-203, R. Knisley 205, G. Meyers 214-207, W. Boggs 206, J. Thornburg 202-201, G. Carpenter 213, L. Miller 203, K. Koble 202. ’> FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 79 25 Mogul Rubber 64 40 Kinder’s Keglers 60'4 Tcm Socks 59 45 Stahley Stillson 57 47 Pickwick Theatre 53 51 Pacer 52 52 Beacon 51% 52% L. Thwaits Grain 51% 52% Woodward Oswalt 50 54 Wawasee TV 48 56 Corl Corp. 46 58 United Telephone 43% 60% Village Jap 42 62 Frog Tavern 41 63 4 Singles 35 69 High Team Game and Series: Wcodward Oswalt 780-2129. 500 series (men>: C. Eby 572, B. Trolson 565, P. Kline 562, B. Frenger 552, R. Wogoman 553, L. Kuilema 540, B. Thwaits 532, D. Armbruster 530, L. Welty 522, J. Wortinger 518, M. Carlson 508, D. Maresh 511, E. Smith 504, E. Ycder 504, D. Knisley 507, R. Knisley 504. 450 series and above (women): B. Nyce 589, B. Kline 531, J. Morganthaler 530, E. Blakesley 520, G. Thwaits 523, M. Dixon 506, D. Johnson 491, D. Bednar 482, L. Vance 477, M. Schwab 459, A. Frenger 457. 200 games imen»: C. Eby 225,

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B. Trolson 217, H. Schultz 214, B. Frenger 208, D. Armbruster 206, P. Kline 205, R. Wogoman 204, B. Thwaits 203, E. Smith 203. 170 games and above (women): B. Nyce 227, J. Morganthaler 202, E. Blakesley 202, D. Bednar 191, M. Dixon 186, L. Vance 183, B. Kline 195, D. Johnson 183, A. Smith 177, G. Thwaits 176, 175, 172, J. Knisley 174. HITS AND MISSES Sylvans 57 Leon’s Keglers 55 Sportsman’s Bar 54 Misfits 50% Odd Couples 43 Flubbers 42 Anchor Barets 40 Badds 26% High Team Game: Misfits 674; High Team Series: Sylvans 1891. 500 series (men): J. W. Cripe 549, C. Wogoman 531, J. Graber 530, J. Pounds 526, J. R. Cripe 504, D. Zawadzke 504; (women), S.vGilbert 503. 450 series (women): F. Robinson 481, D. Cripe 450. 200 game (men); D. Zawadzke 213. 170 games and above (women): S. Gilbert 196, F. Robinson 187, D. Cripe 180, L. McFarland 171. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Chore-Time Equip., Inc. 72% 27% Arro Motor Homes 69% 30% Little and Clark, Inc. 65% 34% Walter Drug, Inc. 53 47 Augsburger-Syracuse 51% 48% Milford TV and App. 47 53 Mishler Funeral Home 45 55 Beer and Slabaugh, Inc. 44% 55% Campbell’s Market 44% 55% McFarren Service 44 56 Sharp Hdwe Co. 41 59 Augsburger-Milford 24 76 Hgh Team Game and Series: Arro Motor Homes 925—2740. 600 series: Fred Avery 616, Gary Thornsbury 612, David Hockert 610. 500 series: R. Murton 589, H. Bartman 567, L. Krauter 553, D. Butler 550, D. Thibaut 544, D. Rensberger 539, D. Dowty 537, J. Bucher 535, D. Wuthrich 533, W. Jackson 531, D. Dull 530, D. Miller 516, O. Replogle 516, D. Rumfelt 514, D. Sharp 513, J. Speicher 512, E. Rapp 511, C. Grams 510, P. Mathews 507, L. Slabaugh 507, L. Troup 505, L. Mollenhour 502, L. Newman 501. 200 games: D. Hockert 234, G.

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Thornsbury 226 and 207, F. Avery 222 and 205, D. Butler 221 and 203. L. Mollenhour 221, L. Krauter 220, R. Murto 214, D. Wuthrich 212, D. Dowty 207, D. Thibaut 204, J. Bucher 204, D. Miller 203. L. Newman 202, D. Rensberger 201, C. Berkeypile 200. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sea Nymph 67 33 Tom Socks 66% 33% Syracuse Rubber 64% 35% Lakeside Laundry 57% 42% Walter Drug Co. 56% 43% G* W Pizza 49% 50% Homer s Bar 47 53 White’s Mobil 41 59 Augsburger’s IGA 40 60 Brenda’s Beauty 37 63 Trudy’s Beauty Salon 37 63 Barbee Hotel 36% 63% High Team Game and Series: 720—2145. 500 Series: M. Schwab 182, 167— 505. 450 series and above: P. Maresh 495, E. Wogoman 486, D. Stucko 472, F. Robinson 470, W. Nolan 459, M. Simon 453, M. O’ Haver 452. 160 games and above: M. Simon 183, F. Robinson 176, P. Maresh 171-176, E. Wogoman 176-168, P. Green 166, D. Stucko 164-161, W. Nolan 163, M. O’Haver 160. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES American Industries 61 35 Wawasee TV 55% 40% Mock Marine Rentals 53% 42% Kinder Mfg. 51 45 Todd Realty 49% 46% Wawasee Laundromat 48%\ 47% Silveus Motor 46 50 State Bank of Syracuse 42 54 Tom Socks 39% 56% Sit N Knit 33% 62% High Individual Game and Series: E. Day 202-494. High Team Game: State Bank of Syracuse 805; High Team Series: Wawasee TV: 2228. 440: V. Penn 184-458, E. Oigle 180-464, B. Kline 451, M. L. Lambert 473, M. Willard 447, A. Sudlow 178-447, M. Lung 173-472, H. Frushpur 171-172-484, S. Brouwer 180-473, B. Kay 449, P. Maresh 187-484, A. Johnson 179-463, EL Hughes 441, L. Neff 175-445, R. Banta 173. LAND O LAKES Dean’s Milk 21% 2% Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 19 5 Pilcher’s Shoes 17 7 McCormick-Cutter 15% 8% Aqualand Motel 15 9 Bowen Motors 14% 9% Syracuse Legion 14 10 Thwaits Grain 13 11 Auer’s Service Station 13 11 The Mail-Journal 12% 11% Harris Funeral Home 11 13 Frog Tavern 10 14 Liberty Coach 10 14 North Webster Jaycees 8 16 Regent Homes 7 17 State Bank of Syracuse 7 17 Sportsman Bar 5 19 G * W Pizza 3 21 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher’s 988—2803. 600 series: R. Thibaut 185, 205, 210, 600. 200 games and 525 series: M. Ycder 203, 558, R. Brown 203,549, C. Frushcur 561, C. Davies 216,586, D. Pilcher 205, 551, D. Armbruster 224, 577, L; Vance 221,202,581, R. Smith 234, 541, Clif Waiton 532, M. Simon 231, 542, D. McKibben 2C3, 565, R. Strombeck 200, 566, R. Wogoman 220, 555, B. Eyer 546, C. Wogoman 558, J. C. Rhodes 204, 528, J. W. Cripe 214, W. Stahly 201, 564, P. Campbell 528, B. Yahne 219, 203, 592, D. Butler 207, 531. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Thornburg’s 71% 28% Kale Island Beacon 63 37

Wawasee Package 62 38 Frcg Tavern 60 40 Pilcher Shces 53 42 Kurley’s Keglers 55% 44% Wawasee Bowl 52 48 Wawasee TV 49 51 Dixie Beat 46% 53% Lakeland Produce 46 54 Louie’s Tavern 44% 55% Barbee Hotel 42 58 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 41% 58% OK Sales 40 60 Kline Const. 39% 60% Bud’s Body Shop 29 71 High Team Game: Wawasee Bowl 987; High Team Series: Kale Island. Beacon 2745. 600 series: R. Thwaits 605, D. Smith 6C3, J. Morganthaler 629. 550 series: M. Dorsey 553, R. Thibact 560, H. Hochstetter 561, J. Kimble 575, M. Zellimger 589, C. Eby 578, W. Stanley 554. D. Armbruster 567, H. Schrock 555, C. Wcgcman 550, G. Pavel 573. 200 games: D. Strombeck 215, H. Hochstetter 224, J. Kimble 228, M. Zellinger 213, 216, C. Eby 208, 205, L. Byland 200, R. Thwaits 233, D. Smith 220-217, M. Dorsey 212, J. Morganthaler 203, 247, D. Armbruster 218, V. Stayer 210, P. Beezley 201, H. Schrock 216, G. Rollins 211, E. Huffman 200, C. Wogoman 210, I. Rookstool 206, R. iWcgoman 211, G. Pavel 221, R Smith 207, D. Jones 209. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Louie’s Bar 64 28 Hughes Digging 62 30 Weaver Tool 58 34 Glaser’s 57 35 Foo and Faye's 55% 36% Regent Homes 52 40 Huey Well Drilling 51 41 Pilcher’s 51 41 S. T. P. 49% 42% The Mail-Journal 46 46 Anchor Bar 45 47 Tehtmeyer Ace 42 50 Servisoft 44 48 Pickwick 42 50 The Beacon 38% 53% North Webster Bank 34 58 Monsanto 33% 58% B & K 33 59 Brazel’s 31 61 Plastic Specialties 31 61 High Team Game: Anchor Bar 837; High Team Series: Glaser’s 2399. 500 series: L. Vance 186, 202. 182 for 570, J. Byland 170, 161. 218 for 549, N. Swope 181, 181, 175 for 537, I. Stahley 189, 182. 160 for 531, G. Eyer 169, 172, 184 for 525, M. Lambert 175, 189, 153 for 517, E. Blakesley 187, 166, 160 for 513, B. Kline 170, 151, 191 for 512, M. Schwab 159, 174, 177 for 510, B. Nyce 162, 164, 184 for 510, B. Me Kibben 163, 165, 174 for 502. 450 series: S. Gilbert 491, M. Simon 499, F. Scott 480, B. Menefee 490. V. Penn 499, H. Bell 458, J. Harter 498, M. Whisler 450, A. Wiegman 477, P. Maresh 484, E. Hutsell 472, H. Frushour 471, K. Gardner 470, F. Robinson‘493, P. Benson 457, K. Knisley 454, P. Miller 463, J. Galloway 491, E. Price 457, J. Honer 463. 200 games: F. Robinson 201. 170 (games and above: S. Gilbert 193, M. Simon 182-195, F. Scott 179, B. Menefee 184, V. Penn 181, F. Money 170, H. Bell 172, L. Ulery 178, A. Wiegman 183, E. Hutsell 194, H. Frushour 182, K. Gardner 172, K. Knisley 178, N. Searfoss 178, M. Henning 172, P. Miller 185, J. Galloway 183.

SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Loren Longenbaugh, Syracuse, school teacher and coach, is a patient at Saint Mary’s hospital, Rochester, Minn., where he underwent surgery Friday. His address is room 3-239, St. Mary’s Hospital, Rochester, ’Minn. 55901. Earl Treadway, Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital, following a heart attack suffered two days ago. His room number is 302. No visitors are allowed outside of the family. Jesse Anderson, r 1 North Webster, is a patient in the Murphy o Medical Center. Betty Sue Anderson, r 1 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital February 25. Mrs. Ivy Dettwiler, r 2 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital February 25. Clinton Olson, North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Friday and released. Mrs. Betty Crawford, Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Ada Schlecht of Syracuse was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Mrs. Ralph Knisley, Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Neil Farrell, r 3 Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Donald Martin, North Webster, was released from the Linvill hospital at Columbia City over the week end. Toni L. Moser of r 1 North Webster, was treated in the emergency rocm of the Murphy Medical Center Sunday and released. Nanette George, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Montie George of r 3 Syracuse, is a patient in Memorial hospital at South Bend where she underwent surgery Monday. Her room number is 549. Mrs. Stover Hire, Syracuse, is a patient in the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne, undergoing tests. Mrs. Hire became ill in Florida where she had gone to attend boat races in which Mr. Hire participated. She entered a hospital in Florida before returning home. Mrs. Carl Blankenship, r 1 North Webster, was dismissed from Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Milford Locals Max Kinsey of Warsaw visited with his sister, Mrs. Herbert Felkner of Milford, on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Roser and daughter, Janet Louise, Fort Wayne, spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mis. L. B. Rassi of r 1 Milford.