The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 September 1969 — Page 2
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JHfc JIU A .jgajr fl 4 * TOUCHDOWN FOR WAWASEE — Wawasee high school full-back Roger Korenstra is shown above as he goes over the one yard line to score the Warriors first touchdown in the second half of Friday’s game. Wawasee won the game 28-13.
Warriors Score On Third Play
By Tom Speicher The spirited Wawases Warriors set the pace for the opening game of the seasomjfcith a touchdown on the third play from scrimmage and raced on to a 28-13 victory over the Northfield Norsemen Friday night before .the home crowd. This victory disproves preseason reports stating the Warriors might be in for a long season. Quarterback Donn May strategically tore apart a big Northfield defense with a fine aerial and ground attack. In the opening minutes an electrifing 61 yard pass play from May to senior end John Leemon produced the first Warrior touchdown. Electing to go for the new two point after-attempt, the Warriors were successful in sending half-back Russ Mikel around right end. Nearly eight minutes later the Norsemen came to life and scored their first touchdown on a quick pass to their right end. The point - after attempt fail-
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ed. The Warriors fought back and soon extended their point total to 14 on a one yard drive play up the middle by rugged junior full-back Roger Korenstra. The Warriors again succeded in getting their two points on the afterattempt on a pass from May to Mikel. This brought the first quarter score to 16-6. Standstill The two teams battled to a scoring standstill during the second quarter. The second half scoring attack began soon after the kick off as Roger Korenstra once again plunged in from one yard out. The point-after kick attempt by big junior tackle Rex Hunziker, new and very welcomed to the Warrior line-up, failed. The third quarter ended with no further scoring as the rain began. The fourth quarter action began with a long run by Gary Newcomer who was tackled on the one yard line. Two plays later Newcomer ran the over tackles for the Warriors fourth and last score, thus the Warriors’ pre-game request for a three touchdown victory by their principal and chief Mr. Smith was possible. However, the Norsemen refused to give up and battled back for their second TD on another pass play. The point after
kick was successful making the final score 28-13. The most encouraging part of the game was the excellent passing display put on by junior quarterback Donn May. He completed seven of 11 passes thrown for a total of 137 yards. Gary Newcomer was the Warriors’ leading ground gainer with 123 yards. Russ Mikel and Roger Korenstra followed up with 24 and 21 yards respectively. The Warriors mauling defense was led by senior linebacker Kent Wilson who had 13 solo tackles and one assist. Tom Miller and Dave Baumgartner followed with 10 and eight tackles respectively. The Warriors traveled to Fort Wayne Friday to take on a very tough Central Catholic team at 8 p.m. It is hoped that the public will support the talented Warriors throughout the remainder of the season. Friday’s game is set to be played at Zollner Stadium in Fort Wayne. The stadium is located off the bypass, just east of the coliseum. OSBORNS PLACE AT STATE FAIR Rickie W. Osborn of r 2 Pierceton won sixth place with a four year old and over cow in the dairy show at the state fair. The Leland Osborn family placed third with a cow four years and under five at the Indiana classes contest. Two Graduate From Ivy Tech Two Milford residents are among the recent graduates from Ivy Tech in South Bend. Both Allene Kilmer and Mrs. Ollie Schlotterback received practical nursing degrees.
City Golf Tourney Postponed
The Syracuse city golf tournament was postponed due to the torrential rain on Sunday, according to Maxwelton golf club pro
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THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Brazels 4 o Hughes Digging 4 0 Wawasee T. V. 40 Pickwick 4 0 Monsanto 3 1 Village Green 3 1 The Mail-Journal 3 1 Huey’s Well Drilling 3 1 Al’s South Shore Marina 3 1 Pilcher’s Shoes 3 1 Village Flower Shop 1 3 Servisoft 1 3 Foo and Faye 1 3 Regent Homes 1 3 North Webster Bank 1 3 B & K Drive-In 1 3 Louie’s Bar 0 4 Bowen Motors 0 4 Plastic Specialties 0 4 Number 4 0 4 TEAM HONOR SCORES High Team Game and Series: Hughes Digging 797—2167. 450 series and above: P. Miller 477, B. Nyce 458, J. Byland 469, M. L. Dixon 455, G. Pilcher 454, J. Trolson 479, E. Hutsell 472, B. Gardner 474. 200 games: P. Miller 200. 170 games and above: W. Finton 176, G. Eyer 170, C. Hochstetler, M. L. DixonklSO, N. Searfoss 179, G. J. Trolson 172, E. Hutsell 184. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Audio Visual Spec. 3 1 Monsanto 3 1 Beacon 3 1 Frog Tavern 3 1 Village Tap 3 1 Thwaits Grain 2 2 Pickwick Theatre 2 2 Gardner and Young 2 2 Sleepy Owl 2 2 Farmers Mutual 2 2 Kinders 2 2 Wawasee T. V. 2 2 L. Thwaits Grain 2 2 United Telephone Co. 1 3 Tom Socks 1 3 Stahley-Stillson 1 3 Hochstetler and Krauter 1 3 Rensberger 4 13 TEAM HONOR SCORES High Team Game: Pickwick Theatre 680; High Team Series: Thwaits Grain 1943. 500 series (men)—G. Fields 583L. Welty 561-D. Zawaske 531-D. Maresh 528-L. Krauter 523-D, Price 516-J. Lowe 528-M. Dorsey 524- L. Young 504-J. Kern 514-C. Eby 501, S. Rensberger 501, A. Mousley 503. 450 series and above (women)— S. Kern 520-J. Schultz 506-J. Auer 490-J. Byland 486-K. Gardner 452M. Dixon 472. 200 games (men)—G. Fields 221, 201-L. Welty 216-D. Zawadske 200- S. Rensberger 212. 170 games and above (women) —J. Schultz 199-S. Kern 183- P. Maresh 173-K. Lowe 171-J. Byland 170-M. Dixon 177-J. Auer 179. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE Thornburgs 4 0 Anchor Bar 4 0 Kurleys Keglers 3 1 Lakeland Produce 3 1 Pilcher Shoes 3 1 Barbee Hotel 2 2 Beacon 2 2 Wawasee Electronics 2 2 Frog 2 2 Wawasee Bowl 1 3 Wawasee Package 1 3 Buds Body Shop 1 3 Dixie Boat 0 4 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 0 4 TEAM HONOR SCORES High Team Game and Series: Pilcher Shoes 974—2831. 550 series: L. Welty 576, N. Kistler 578, R. Johns 562, C. Eby 554, W. Stahly 590, D. Pilcher 551, J. Wortinger 551, F. Nyikos 585. 200 games: T. Strombeck 201, D. Smith 200, L. Longenbaugh 221, R. Thibaut 223, V. Stayer 203, M. Ganshorn 205, N. Kistler 205,
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R. Johns 222, C. Ety 215, W. Stahly 209-202, D. Pilcher 202, J. Wortinger 202, F. Nyikos 215. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Campbell’s Market 8 0 Arro Motor Homes 6 2 Little and Clark 6 2 Milford T. V. 6 2 Berk’s Body 4 4 Augsburger’s, Syracuse 4 4 Augsburger, Milford 4 4 Chore-Time 2 6 Walter Drug 17 Sharp Hardware 17 Turf Bar 1 3 Hickory Lounge 0 4 TEAM HONOR SCORES High Team Game and Series: Little and Clark 1025-2981. 500 series: L. Bray 501, B. Little 502, W. Mishler 503, J. Speicher 509, R. Murto 508, P. Campbell 512, F. Avery 521, B. Simmon 539, D. Butler 553. 200 games: W. Mishler 221, A. Mabie 221, R. Murto 222, L. Newman 202. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Crow Roofing 71 Augsburger’s IGA 71 Sleepy Owl 6 2 Sea Nymph 5 3 Syracuse Rubber 4 4 Jot ’em Down Grocery 4 4 Lakeside Laundry 3 5 Sellers Mfg. 3 5 Brenda’s Beauty Break 3 5 White’s Mobil Service 3 5 Walter Drug Co. 2 6 Grassy Creek Restaurant 17 TEAM HONOR SCORES High Team Game and Series: Sleepy Owl 857—2251. 450 series: P. Maresh 200-486; K. McKibben 462; M. Dixon 195461; E. Wogoman 169-453. 160 games: W. Nolan 171; P. Green 165; J. Hoover 165; M. O’ Haver 164; L. Crow 160; M. Smith 160. Tuesday Afternoon Bowling League Begins The Syracuse Ladies Tuesday Afternoon Bowling League •will begin Tuesday, Sept. 16. There will be a short business meeting at 12:30 to complete the teams. Bowling will begin at 1 p.m. in the Wawasee Bowl. Anyone interested in bowling contact Mrs. Jerry (Donna) Johnson, secretary. Court News Separation Asked Dorothy M. McClintic, Syracuse, has filed a suit in Kosciusko superior court seeking a five-year separation from Robert E. Me Clintic. The couple was married December 25, 1934, and separated August 26, 1969. Divorce Filed Sharon King, r 1 Syracuse, has filed a suit for divorce against Melvin King. Married August 26, 1960, they separated August 20, 1969. The plaintiff seeks custody of a minor child. Divorce Dismissed The divorce suit has been dismissed from Kosciusko circuit court on a motion filed by the plaintiff, Betty Jane Arthur of r 3 Syracuse, vs. Donald Arthur. Promissory Note The First National Bank of Goshen has been awarded a judgment in the amount of $5,000 on a promissory note suit filed in Kosciusko circuit court against James H. Hawthorne, r 1 Syracuse. Contract Complaint Kosciusko County Collections, Inc., Warsaw, has been awarded a judgment of $455.59 in Kosciusko circuit court on a complaint on a contract suit filed against Burl Warren, Jr., Syracuse. Driver Cited Loeda Cook, 42, r 2 Syracuse, was released from the Elkhart county jail on SSOO bond after being booked by state police at 5:20 a.m. last Thursday for driving while under the influence of intoxicants. She was arrested on road 15 north of Goshen and was granted additional time in Goshen city court to September 15. Deferred Judgment The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission announced in Indianapolis the deferrment of judgment in the case involving the Old, Hickory at Milford for failure to clear the bar and after-hour sales. At the same time the commission revoked one permit and suspended 14 others for periods ranging from two to 89 days.
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I Lakeland } i Golf J List Pairings For Club Championship Parings for the first round of the men’s club championship at Wawasee golf club have been listed as follows by pro-owner Don Byrd. In the Championship - A flight the first round winners stay in the championship flight while the losers drop to the A flight. The pairings are: Defending champion Amzey Myers and Bob Mauzy, Jim Miltenberger and Dean Culp, Bob Auer and Dick Waldron, Virgil Burns and Joe Schiedel, Rick Billet and Clifford Putman, Jim Bauman and Al Postma, Homer Helmuth and Mel King and John Fryberger and Lloyd Reed. The B and C flights’ first round winners will stay in the B flight with the- first round losers composing the C flight. The pairings are: Defending B flight champion Bud Dippon and Calvin Jones, Elmer Largen and Sandy Yoder, Larry Claybaugh and last year’s C flight champion Bob Fisher, Howard Haab and Bill Beemer, Oliver Replogle and Gene Fowler, George Burns and Paul Rush Leonard Jones and Paul Hollar ' and Merrill Postma and Richard Kehr. All first round matches must be played by Sunday, Sept. 14. The finals are scheduled for October 5. LIST WINNERS OF WEEK END PLAY AT WAWASEE Winners in the Blind Boogie play at Wawasee golf club on Saturday and Sunday and in the Florida Mixed Scramble on Saturday have been announced by club pro-owner Don Byrd. Winning the scramble were Leonard Jones, George Young, Sandy Yoder and Bernice Miller with a score of 32. In a tie for second the teams of Al Postma, Elmer Largen, John Topham and Hazel Swihart and of Virgil Burns, Wilbur Muzzy, Bob Topham and Doris Scheidel scored 34 each. In the blind boogie held Saturday Paul Bright, Larry Miller, Jim Laßue, Richard Barry and Leo Finnen tied with 75 for first place honors. In the boogie on Sunday Oliver Replogle won with a 72. K~ BIRTHS ■£ WILLIAMSON, Joel Ted Mr. and Mrs. James Ted Williamson of Langdale, Ala., are the parents of a son, Joel Ted, born July 17. Joey, who weighed nine pounds, seven ounces, has two sisters, Ellen, 11, and Michelle, 8, and one brother, James, 3. Mr. and Mrs. James Hamman of Syracuse are the maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Williamson of West Point, Ga., are the paternal grandparents. Paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Joel Potts of Langdale.
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I * IB ~T ■ | -"-«u_ -.ir-nwr.-, ACCIDENT AT 6 AND 15 — Elmer C. Nesius, 51, Goshen businessman, is listed in fair condition in the Goshen hospital after his car was hit by a semi-tractor Saturday afternoon. Nesius was driving north on 15 at 50 miles per hour and slowed for the junction. He told officers the traffic signal light was “green.” At the intersection he was hit by an eastbound truck driven by Joseph J. Bumstead, 58, Cicero, 111. Bumstead was not hurt. Witnesses reported that the traffic light was not working at the time of the accident. An afternoon storm knocked out power in the Milford area. The car was a total toss. Officers estimated SIOO damage to the front of the truck.
MILFORD-LEESBURG Hospital Notes Elizabeth Osbun of r 2 Leesburg was admitted to Whitley County hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. T. R. Brooks was released from the Goshen hospital Thursday. Andrew J. Beer was removed from the intensive care ward in Elkhart General hospital and taken to a room on the second floor. He is recovering from a heart attack and is now allowed to have visitors. Mrs. Louis B. Rassi of r 1 Milford underwent surgery in the Goshen hospital September 4. She is making the desired recovery. Mrs. Howard Larsen of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Receiving emergency treatment at Murphy Medical Center over .the week end were: Cynthia Me Clelland, 10, Milford; L. C. Drabenstaff, Leesburg; Beverly Huppert, Leesburg; and Donald Barnhart, r 1 Leesburg. Alvin Waldbeser of T 1 Milford has been a patient in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Ralph Karstedt of Milford is a pateint in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Joe O. Estep was admitted to Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Mrs. Donald W. Gordon of r 1 Milford was admitted to Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Mrs. William D. Storm, Leesburg, was dinmissed from Murphy Medical Center on Monday. Tracy Allen Brookins, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Brookins of Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Med-1 ical Center on Monday. SYRACUSANS ATTEND RITES Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers and Scott, and Mrs. Carl Latta, all of Syracuse, attended the funeral services of Clair Rogers, brother of Lewis Rogers at Castalia, Ohio, September 2.
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SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Barbara Lehman, r 1 North Webster, is a patient in Whitley County hospital, Columbia City. Patti Jo Pilcher, Syracuse, was admitted Thursday to the Goshen hospital. She was released Friday. Mrs. Tom Merritt of Syracuse Lake was admitted to the Goshen hospital early Thursday. Theries Doll, r 2 Syracuse, is a patient in Parkview hospital in Fort Wayne. Mr. Doll suffered a stroke on Labor Day. His condition is reported as satisfactory. Mrs. Ralph (Opal) Mullins of Syracuse is a patient in the Elkhart hospital. Albert Hostetler of Syracuse, who has been a heart patient in the Goshen hospital, was released to his home Saturday. SYRACUSE DRIVER CITED Mrs. Loeda Cook, 42, r 2 Syracuse, was released from Elkhart county jail on SSOO bond after being booked by Indiana State, police Thursday for driving under the influence of intoxicants. Mrs. Cook was arrested on SR 15 north of Goshen and .was granted additional time in Goshen city court to September 15. Craig Ruch of Milford left Friday for Indianapolis to enroll in Indiana Central college. He was accompanied by his father, Russell Ruch, and an aunt, Mrs. Frank Krantz of Dewart Lake.
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