The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 March 1969 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Mar. 19, 1969

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Semi-State Tourney

Results AT FORT WAYNE Fort Wayne North 63, Goshen 55 Marion 55, Huntington 52 Marion 67, Fort Wayne North 54, final. AT EVANSVILLE Evansville Rex Mundi 65, Bedford 55 Vincennes 75, Scottsburg 71 Vincennes 74, Rex Mundi 50, final AT INDIANAPOLIS Jac-Cen-Del 59, Richmond 50 Indianapolis 85, Silver Creek 64 Washington 96, Jac-Cen-Del 65, final AT LAFAYETTE Rossville 90, North Vermillion 74 Gary Tolleston 81, South Bend St. Joseph 75 Tolleston 96, Rossville 79, final STATE PAIRINGS Saturday, at Indianapolis, the finals will be played to crown the 1969 Indiana high school basketball champion. The four teams meeting for the championship have a total of one game lost. Gary Tolleston lost to Chicago Farragut. The only game these four teams have lost. The afternoon games will start at 12:30 and the championship game at 8:15. Television and radio will carry both afternoon and evening games. The pairings are: Indianapolis Washington vs. Marion. Gary Tolleston vs. Vincennes Championship game—B:ls p.m. Lyon And Greenleaf Aids Legion Baseball Lyon and Greenleaf Company has again announced its intention to assist post 243, American Legion teams, Ligonier, this summer. Lyle Schuman,, president of Lyon and Greenleaf, has always been a consistant booster of Legion baseball and the continued assistance of his firm is greatly appreciated. Post 243 sponsors two teams in the Indiana American Legion play and will probably be the smallest post in the United States to sponsor two teams in the state tourney. There has been an American Legion post 243 team in the state’s Sweet Sixteen fifteen out of the last sixteen years and it is anticipated that this year will be no exception. SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Mrs. Daisy Unrue. r 1 Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. John W. Dean. Syracuse, was treated in the emeregncy room cf Murphy Medical Center last week and released. Timothy Mark Wolfe. 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wolfe of r 1 North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center recently and released. Mrs. Ralph Craw. North Webber. is a patient in Linvill hospital at Columbia City. Mrs. Donald Cretcher of r 1 North Webster has been released from Murphy Medical Center. Earl Treadway has returned to his heme at Syracuse from the Goshen hospital. He returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Tom Prickett. Syracuse. was released from the Murphy Medical Center Tuesday. DEFINED Matrimony: An institution in which a man loses his bachelor's degree and his wife acquires a master's. Callander Insurance All form* of personal and buaineM insurance. IM N. Main St. Nappanee Ph. 773-4103

Wawasee Seniors Overcome By Faculty

Th? members of Wawasee high school Faculty Flops showed the seniors that they weren't quite over the hill yet as they beat them in both the A and B games Friday evening in the Wawasee high school gym. In the first contest, the B team game, the seniors were downed by a score they wouldn’t reveal, while in the second game the margin of victory was an 82-79 win. The old men just barely lasted it out. Leading the Flops to victory in the A team game was coach Mike Kurtz, who netted 32 points and hauled down numerous re-

Syracuse Junior High Wins Wrestling Match

By BEN FOWLER The Mail-Journal Sports Editor In a three-way wrestling match sponsored by the high school wrestling team, s th? Syracuse junior high team came out ahead of both North Webster and Milford in each team’s first wrestling match in the Wawasee high school gym Saturday morning. For two weeks the varsity wrestlers worked with the junior high wrestlers of each of the three towns, showing the boys the rules and fundamental moves involved in the exciting sport. The varsity wrestlers re-

TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sea Nymph 73 35 Tern Seeks 72*a 35*2 Syracuse Rubber 71*2 36*2 Lakeside Laundry 61*2 46*2 Walter Drug Co. 61*2 46*2 G - W Pizza 54*2 53*2 Hemer’s Bar 50 58 Augsburger’s IGA 44 64 White's Mobil 44 64 Barbee Hotel 39*268*2 Brenda s Beauty Break 38 70 Trudy's Beauty Salon 38 70 High Team Game and Series: Tom Socks 799-2232. SCC series: M. Dixon 204-169— 511. 45C series: M. Schwab 164-164-167—495, W. Nolan 178-163-491. F. Rcbinscn 166—171. M. Simcn 468. 2CC games: R. Markham 2C3. 16C games: B. Kuhn 174. N. Kern 167-172. E. Wogoman 171. MILFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE , Chore-Time 76*2 31*2 Ano Motor Hornes 75*2 32*2 Little and Clark 68*2 39*2 Walter Drug Co. 60 48 Augsburger’s-Syracuse 55*2 52*2 Beer & Slabaugh. Inc. 51*2 56*2 Miltord TV & App. 51 57 Campbell's Market 50* 2 57*2 Mishler Funeral Heme 46 62 McFarren Service 45 63 Sharp Hdwe. Co. 44 64 Aug.'burger's-Milford 26 82 High Team Game and Series. Arro o.Mtcr Hemes 927—2641. 500 Series: Jackson 591. P. Campbell 584. Levernier 571. O. Rt p10g1e.544, Newman 544. Speicher 514. Slabaugh 540. Bartman 538, Mathews 53G. Seely 529. Krauter 525. Kaiser 522. Tro. p 521. Dull

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bounds - not too bad a performance considering. Coach Jerry Minton also helped the cause with 17 points. Andy Hartley and Larry Kammerer spearheaded the seniors’ attack with 16 and 12 points respectively. All seniors wishing to participate in the game signed up and were divided into A and B teams, as were the faculty members. Each senior played at least one quarter. The senior team was expertly coached by their class president, Kevin Robi. A senior-faculty game is, hopefully. now a part of each year’s planned activities.

ceived their instruction from Terry Franks, wrestling coach at Wawasee high school. Syracuse accumulated a total of 147 points, followed by North Webster and Milford with 103 and 27 points respectively. The winners cf each weight class are as follows: 89 lb. Strauss (S); 95 lb. Lewallen (NW>: 99 lb. Greer (S); 103 lb. Angel (NW); 112 lb. Helman <S>; 120 lb. St?ut (NW); 127 lb. Edgar (S); 135 lb. Jones (S); 149 lb. D?an (S'; 160 lb. Cripe (S'. The three-way junior high wrestling match is to become an annual event.

517, Tullie 516, Avery 516, Thibaut 516, Keller 514, D. Wolferman 514, H. Wuthrich 511, Rensberger 505, Newcomer 504, Grams 502, Perry 500. 200 Games: Dull 222, Jackson 214-200, P. Campbell 214, Bartman 212, Levernier 2C3, Mathews 202, D. Wuthrich 200, Newman 200. BIRTHS M HOSE, Patty Bea Ann Mr. and Mrs. John Hose of Syracuse are the parents of a daughter, Patty Bea Ann born March 17 in the Elkhart hospital and weighing eight pounds, seven ounces at birth. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Hose. Atlanta, Ga. Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Books of Elkhart. South Shore Ladies Hold Executive Meeting Gail Craig, president, of South Shore Ladies Day has called a meeting of executive officers for Thursday, March 20, at the golf club at 12. Luncheon will be served. ORDAINED DEACON AND DEACONESS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bixler were ordained as Deacon and Deaconess, Sunday March 16, at the Milford First Brethren church. Rev. Herbert Gilmer, pastor of the Roann First Brethren church, gave the ordination message and assisted Rev. Albert Curtright in the laying-on of hands. A special number in song. "The Lord's Praver” was sung by Mrs. Doris Wolferman.

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HITS AND MISSES POINTS Sylvan’s 65 Leon’s Keglers 60 Sportsman’s Bar ’ 57 Misfits 53*2 Odd Couples 47 Flubbers 46 Anchor Barets 44 Badds 27*i High Team Game: Sylvan’s 685; High Team Series: Leon’s Keglers 1933. 500 series (men): J. Graber 567, J. W. Cripe 549, R. Brazel 544, J. R. Cripe 524, D. Zawadzke 518, J. Pounds 500; (women*: , F. Robinson 508, D. Cripe 501. 450 series and above (women): L. McFarland 486, I. Dull 458. 200 games (men); J. W. Cripe 232, R. Brazel 213; (women): D. Cripe 201. 170 games and above (women): F. Robinson 197, L. McFarland 188, I. Dull 170. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Louie’s Bar 70 30 Hughes Digging 68 32 Weaver Tool 65 ' 35 Glaser’s 64 36 Regent Homes 57 43 Pilcher’s 56 44 Foo & Faye’s 55*2 44*2 Huey Well Drilling 55 45 S. T. P. 524 474 The Mail-Journal 52 48 Anchor Bar 50 50 Pickwick 46 54 Servisoft 46 54 Teghtmeyer Ace 45 55 The Beacon 424 574 North Webster Bank. 40 60 Monsanto 374 624 B & K 33 67 Plastic Specialties , 33. 67 Brazel’s 32 68 High Team Game: Servisoft 819; High Team Series: Glaser’s 2347. 500 series: J. Harter 173-209-165 for 547, B. Nyce 186-163-193 for 542, M. Lambert 189-184-168 for 541, A. Wiegman 156-204-167 for 527, D. B. Spearman 170-168-180 for 518, L. Vance 159-187-169 for 515, J. Byland 166-158-187 for 511, I. Scott 171-159-171 for 501. 450 series and above: N. Spurting 451, P. Miller 454, D. Thwaits 485, S. Brouwer 465, F. Scott 457, J. Baumgartner 450, P. Benson 476, M. Thornburg 469, D. Spearman 488, M. Schwab 493, P. Loetz 461, K. Knisley 454, W. Nolan 474, M. Whisler 493, B. McKibben 462, E. Hughes 462, J. Lantz 475, P. Maresh 480, P* Hoover 461, Groves 451, J. Honer 496, S. Gilbert 457, D. Biackport 453, M. Simon 476. 170 games and above: P. Miller 171, B. Zimmerman 174, D. Thwaits 188, S. Brouwer 190, V. Penn 194, M. Thornburg 184, D. Spearman 171, M. Schwab 170, P. Lcetz 186, K. Knisley 190, M. Whisler 190, B. Coy 475, W. Finton 178, J. Lantz 176, P. Maresh 199, P. Hoover 171, D. Blackport 179, M. Simon 191. LAND O LAKES Dean’s Milk 254, 6*2 McCormick-Cutter 224 9*2 Brazel’s Bait & Tackle 22 10 Bowen Motors 20* 2 114 The Mail-Journal 20 12 Aqua Land Motel 19 13 Syracuse Legion 19 13 Pilcher's Shoes 18 14 Thwaits Grain 17 15 Harris Funeral Home 17 15 Frog Tavern 15 17 Auer’s Service Station 13 19 State Bank of Syracuse 13 19 No. Webster Jaycees 12 20 Liberty Coach 114 204 Sportsman’s Bar 9 23 Regent Homes 8 24 G & W Pizza 6 26 High Team Game and Series: McCormick-Cutter 973—2821. 600 series: M. Yoder 202-203-246 —651. 525 Series and 200 Games; C. Eby 20ft*Armbruster 204, 205. L. Vance'22l, 576, D. Fingerlie 542, R. Spearman 527, P. Leach 205, J. V. Rhodes 211, 546. M. Boyer 558, E. Money 538, J. Lowe 205, B. Ever 528. C. Wogoman 527, K. Knisley 204, W. Stahly 577, R. Knisley 532. S. Rensberger 531. A. Beiswanger 203. W. Dorsey 549. R. Full Week Thursday - Wednesday, March 20 thru 26 The Greatest Adventure of them all! Walt Disney's “SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON” Technicolor Open Monday thru Friday 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m.

Schultz 203, 569, C. Frushcur 219, 589, R. Thibaut 538. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 83 29 Mogul Rubber 70 42 Kinder’s Keglers 65*2 46*2 Tom Socks 60 48 Pickwick Theatre 59 53 Stahley Stillson 58 54 Pacer 57 55 L. Thwaits Grain 544 574 Beacon 54**2 57*2 Wawasee TV 52 60 Wcodward Oswalt 52 56 United Telephone 49*2 62*2 Frog Tavern 58 64 Corl Corp. 47 65 Village Tap 46 66 4 Singles 37 75 High Team Game and Series: Thwaits Grain 828—2231. 600 series (men); C. Wogoman 210-191-206—607, B. Thwaits 201-203-225-629. 500 series <men: J. Kern 570, C. Eby 567, J. Morganthaler 562, D. Maresh 551, E. Smith 548, D. Knisley 535, L. Welty 543, B. Frenger 549, L. Thwaits 526, D. Price 518, H. Dixon 515, R. Wogoman 501. 450 series and above (women); , S. Kern 554, J. Byland 524, L. Vance 499, P. Maresh 479, J. Mcrganthaler 476, G. Thwaits 478, J. Knisley 473, D. Knisley 463, V. Price 459, D. Johnson 461, A. Smith 454. 200 games (men); B. Thwaits 225, J. Kern 202, E. Smith 212, B. Frenger 210, D. Knisley 213, C. Wogoman 210, 206, C. Eby 200, J. Morganthaler 201. 170 games and above (women): S. Kern 236, J. Byland 191, 188, J. Morganthaler 189, L. Vance 181, 171, D. Knisley 172, P. Maresh 176, M. Schwab 183. MONDAY JUNIOR BOWLERS Double B-J-V's 764 21*2 Strickler’s Stickers 44*2 23*2 Alley Bouncers 44 24 Da-Mr-De-Ja's 43 25 His N Her’s 384 29* a The Its 35 33 The Foxes 344 33* 2 Marlboro Filters 34 34 Us 34 34 Strikers “4” 34 34 6Ser’s 29*2 38*2 G-Jays 27*2 40*2 Vice’s Vipers 26 32 High Team Game and Series: Double B-J-Vs 1675-1941. 500 series (men or women); S. Strickler 562. S. Mock 579, D. Kuilema 541, V. Smith 532. 450 series and above (women): J. Davis 474, R. Brown 477, D. Rensberger 463, R. Smith 478, C. Coburn 465, L. LeCount 440, D. Martin 410, J. Heil 405, D. Chamberlin 445, D. Drake 441, J. b Thornbury 401, D. Custer 448, C. Gardner 407, C. Edgar 401, B. Garrett 435. J. Dean 409, D. Fishez 446. J. Thomas 425. 200 games (men or women': S. Strickler 209, S. Mock 202. 170 games and above (women); D. Kuilema 199, 192, V. Smith 190, 191, J. Thomas 188, S. Mock 18C, D. Chamberlin 178, J. Davis 171-168, C. Coburn 179, R. Smith 177, D. Rensberger 178-165, D. Drake 168, D. Martin 163, D. Fisher 168. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Thornburg’s 74*2 33*2 Wawasee Package 69 39 Kale Island Beacon 68 40 Frog Tavern 66 42 Pilcher Shoes 64 44 Kurley’s Keglers 60*2 474 . Wawasee Bowl 53 55 ’’Wawasee TV 52 52 Dixie Boat 504 57*2 Louie’s Tavern 504 574 Lakeland Produce 48 60 Kline Const. 444 634 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 43*2 644 ’ Barbee Hotel 43 61 OK Sales 42 66 Bud’s Body Shop 31 76 * Make-up games not included. High Team Game and Series: Wawasee Package 982—2701. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES American Industries 67 37 Wawasee TV 61*2 42*2 Kinder Mfg. 57 47 Meek's Marine Service 55*2 48*2 Wawasee Laundromat 54*2 49* 2

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WAWASEE PREP VARSITY — Pictured above are the Wawasee Prep varsity players who just finished the 1968-69 season with a 7-7 record. From left in the front row are Ned Parker, George Shoemaker and Gary Kistka. In the middle row are Doug Ebner and Tim Mertz. Pictured in back are Tim Haskamp, manager; Chuck Weatherhead, Leo Ley, Dennis Berghoff, Dennis Perrey and Greg Hoffman.

Wawasee Prep Ends Season With Four Wins

Wawasee Prep ended its 196869 basketball season with four wins, giving the Lakers an even 7-7 record.. Ned Parker, Kendallville, was the top scorer, averaging 17.0 points*a game. Gary Kistka, Jackson. Mich., took second place in average scoring and sat a new school record by averaging over 13 rebounds a game. Center George Shoemaker of Kckomo set a high 57 per cent from the field for the season, while averaging 11.5 points a game. He also averaged more than nine rebounds a game. These three top scorers plus playmaker Tim Mertz of Defiance. Ohio, and Greg Hoffman of Fort Wayne as seniors completed their high school basketball careers. Coach Rex Yentes will have five juniors back next season, plus some additional juniors and sophomores from tie junior varsity. Todd Realty 53*4 50*4 Silveus Motors 50 54 State Bank of Syracuse 43 61 Tom Socks * ■■ 414 6214 Sit N Knit 36*4 674 High Team Game: Wawasee Laundromat 817; High Team Series: Todd Realty 2280. 500 series: S. Kern 506 (173-183), P. Hoover 529 (182-207). 450 series and above: D. Johnson 465 ( 205', J. Morganthaler 457 ( 200>, L. McFarland 464, V. Penn 446, B. Kay 468 (190), M. Willard 492 (177-180', P. Maresh 465, M. L. Lambert 476, A. Hapner 446, J. 'Byland 463 (194 K 170 games and above: J. Love 186, W. Wright 171. 600 series: D. Armbruster 603. 550 series: J. Kern 588, W. Dorsey 566. M. Zellinger 569, C. Wog- - oman 567, 'R. Wogoman 557, M. Ganshcrn 557, R. Thibaut 599, L. Vance 568, R. Strombeck 572, F. Nyikos 557. 200 games: J. Morganthaler 200, D. Armbruster 205-223, L. Thwaits 202, J. Kern 202-212, W. Dorsey 215, P. Royer 205, H. Hochs-etler 217, P. Kline 207, M. Zellinger 216-202, C. Wogoman 234, V. Stayer 206, R. Thibaut 244, L. Vance 234, C. Lindzy 226, R. Stroribeck 200, C. Eby 200, F. Nyikos 222.

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Mr. Miller is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of west of Milford, and both are well known in this vicinity and have many friends and relatives in and near Milford. The Herman Millers have spent the winter in Punta Gorda. Fla., but are now in Biloxi, where they will care for their two granddaughters, Kimberly and Tamara. Mrs. Miller’s address is: Mrs. Norman (Becky) Miller, New York Hospital (not New York City Hospital) 525 East 68th Street, New York, N. Y. 10021. She will remain for approximately 30 days. Mrs. Helen Overstreet, Syracuse, spent Tuesday at Goshen and Elkhart.