The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 November 1969 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Nov. 5, 1969

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Wawasee Over Whites 27-0 To Close Season

By Tom Speicher The Mail-Journal Sports Editor With a blazing first half, the Wawasee Warriors jumped off to a 27-0 lead and went on to win, closing their 69-70 season with a record of 3-5-1. The game opened with Whites receiving the Wawasee kickoff at ' the 31 yard line. The Warrior * defense was out for blood and four plays later Wawasee was in possession of the football—on a fumble by; the Whites quarterback. It was at this point that the Warrior offense began grinding out tough rushing yardage which was to be seen throughout the evening. After securing three first downs, Wawasee was faced with a third down and three yards to go for a touchdown. On the next play, the W’arrior line opened up a nice hole through which ran halfback Steve Coburn for the game’s first touchdown. Sophomore quarterback Tim Blue connected to fellow sophomore Pat Spearman on a pass play for the two extra points and Wawasee was in the lead 8-0 with six minutes showing on the clock. The ensuing Warrior kickoff previewed what was to be almost a repeat of the first set of downs. After the White’s offense had run two plays with little success, their quarterback ran around right .end where he was hit by linebacker Kent Wilson and fumbled the ball. In the scramble that followed, Wawasee recovered the ball with 42 yards to go for a touchdown. With 210 pound fullback Roger Korenstra repeatedly crashing through the line for big gains, Wawasee was soon situated on the 10 yard line with a first down. On the next play after a nice fake by Korenstra, halfback Pat Spearman scampered around

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right end for 10 yards and the Warriors’ second touchdown. The point after attempt failed and the first quarter came to an end with Wawasee on top 14-0. The start of the second quarter found Wawasee in possession of the football on their own 31 yard line. From this point. Wawasee sustained a 69 yard drive which took lour minutes, 34 seconds. Roger Korenstra capped the drive with a six yard drive up the center. The point after attempt again failed. Like Nazi “Blitzkeik” the defense got the ball and the offense struck again as Tim Rlue ended a 59 yard drive with a two yard quarterback sneak. Donn May kicked the'extra point and thus the scoring and the half came to an end with Wawasee on top 27-0. During the second half ttte Wawasee substitutes performed in the mud and the rain. The offense continued to grind out time consuming yards and the defense still refused to give up any yardage. As time ran out, the rain soaked Wawasee fans sang the schopP-song and the Warriors their first varsity season with, a 27-0 victory. Offensively, Roger Korenstra was the star for the Wawasee cause, v piling up a 113 of the Warriors’ 216 total yards. Russ Mikel took runner-up honors with 51 yards. Due to ball control by the offense the Warrior defense only saw action in 27 plays. Nevertheless, they did a superb job. Linebacker Dave Baumgartner led the defense statistically with eight solo tackles and four assists. 215 pound tackle Rex Hunziker took followup honors with 66 solos and three assists. In their first varsity season, Wawasee did a commendable

job. The Wawasee starting lineups are losing only four players due to graduation. With this in mind, one can look forward to a veteran competitive team next year as Wawasee will enter into Northern Lakes Conference competition. SYRACUSE MAN ESCAPES INJURY Larry W. Lambert, 32, r 1 Syracuse, escaped injury when his 1968* Oldsmobile crashed through a utility pole at Dunlap at 6 p.m. Sunday. Mr. Lambert was northbound at 65 miles per hour and fell asleep, his car left the road on the opposite side for 135 feet to where it struck the pole and then traveled 171 feet in an arc to come to a stop on its wheels. Elkhart county officer R. Terry Snyder who investigated set damage to the car at $1,500 and to the pole and yards at the June Looney and Wayne Bowser properties at SI,OOO. MRS. FORREST TINKEY Mildred Tinkey Retires From P. 0. After 20 Years Mrs. Forrest (Mildred) Tinkey retired Friday, Oct* 31, as distribution and window clerk at the Pierceton post office after 20 years and eight months of service. She was appointed substitute clerk on February 22,1949, and served from that time at the local post office. Postmaster Edward L. Pequignot praised her efficient and loyal service during the past 20 years. On Monday evening a testimonial dinner was given in her honor by the employees of the Pierceton post office at a local restaurant. Mrs. Tinkey was presented with a gift by her fellow employees. Mrs. Ivan (Georgia) Kissinger, presently serving as substitute clerk, has been advanced from the register by civil service to replace Mrs. Tinkey as a carrier substitute. Mrs. Wayne (Mildred) Finton has been appointed from the register by civil sevice commission as a substitute clerk to replace Mrs. Kissinger. TRACY CITY, TENN., HERALD: “What is an editorial? In a word, it—is the viewpoint of a newspaper. Why are editorials published? They are published . I because . . every newspaper has a duty to stimulate public concern of important problems by expressing at least one point of view. The, newspaper which declines to bfeg part of discussion about itenis of major importance in its ctimmuA nity is not living up to its duty.” MILFORD LOCAL Recent callers of and Mrs. Enos Hollar of Milford were Mr. ’ and Mrs. Paul Kegebejn of Millord and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hollar of Syracuse.

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THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Hughes Digging 28 8 Wawasee TV 25 11 Huey Well Drilling 25 11 Foo and Faye 23 13 Plastic Specialties 22 14 Pickwick Lounge 19 17 Brazel’s Bait 19 17 Al’s So. Shore Marina 18 18 Louie’s Bar 17% 18’a B& K 17 19 Village Green 17 19 Bowen Motors 17 19 Servisoft 17 19 Village Flower Shop 16 20 Regent Homes 16 20 Monsanto 154* 204 The Mail-Journal 15 21 Pilcher’s Shoes 14 22 North Webster Bank ,12 24 VyLactos Laboratories \ 7 29 High Team Game: Huey Well Drilling 856; Hughes Digging 2338. 500 series: M. L. Lambert 203-174-182—559, S. Gilbert 185-170-182 —537, B. Gardner 183-178-163—524. K. Knisley 148-164-207—519, M. L. Dixon 153-168-190—511. B. Nyce 185-177-145 —501. 450 series and above: M. Thornburg 453, D. Coburn 471, M. Running 493. W. Nolan 462. L. Vance 476. p. Loetz 450, W. Finton 478, G. Eyer 468, J. Byland 486, J. Lantz 450. 170 games and above: V. Penn 178. M. Thornburg 182, L. Vance 181, M. Henning 191-172, M. Popenfoose 171, P. Loetz 178, C. Hochstetler 185, M. Sheets 170, J. Weaver 174, W. Finton 196, G. Eyer 176, J. Byland 179. HITS AND MISSES Leon's Keglers 16 5 Sylvan’s 14 7 Ruth’s Styling Salon 9 12 Brown's Blades and Bits 9 12 Sportsman’s Bar 8 13 Baker-Phillips 7 14 High Team Game and Series: Leon’s Kegler’s 670—1907. 500 series (men); Russ Brazel 575, Jim Pounds 517, John R. Cripe 510. , 450 series and above (women); Doris Byrket 486. 200 games (men): Russ Brazel 224, John W. Cripe-202. SATURDAY JR. HI. Bowling Kings 13 3 Gutters 12 4 No. 16 114 44 Mashed Mauraders 11 5 Strikers 11 5 Champs 11 Vikings 10 6 Playboys 9 7 No. 1 9 7 No. 18 • 8 8 Playgirls 8 8 No. 15 74 84 No. 14 7 9 Dust mops 5 11 Banana Splits 4 12 No. 13 . 3 13 Tigers 2 14 No. 5 2 14 120 games and 350 series: M. Morganthaler 126, B. Blankenship 136, S. Huffer 151-127-121— 399, J. Schppf 141-142-120-403, C. Hernicz 139, G, Johnson 156-357, K. Stidham 147-358, S. Anderson 137, T. Chamberlin 129-147—395, R. Shipley 134-124-128—386, J. Miller 130-134-371, P. Davidson 126, T. Stump 122-141-354, R. Graber 137, E. Leitch 127-146-367, L. Rinker 129, B. Byrd 123-120-140— 383, K. Byrket 123-351, LAND O LAKES Pilcher's Shoes 1824 874 Frog Tavern 179 91 Regent Homes 172 - 98 Aqua Land Motel 159 111 Harris Funeral Home 157 113 Dean’s Milk 147 123 Bowen Motors 1454 1244 Cutter Chevrolet 140 130 C and J Construction 137 133 State Bank of Syracuse 135'2 Auer's Service Station 1394£~n594-»-« Liberty glomes 130 140 A Leg. Wawd. Post 223 126 144 G 5 W Foods 103 1 Ll66’ 2 The Mail-Journal 95 175 High Team Game: Frog and Pilcher's 931; High Team Series:' Frog 2758. 600 series: Norm Biddle 211-233-213—657. 200 gamexor 525 series: J. La Count 216, M. Simon 528, B. Smith 525, P. Bright 200, W. Stahly 204>567. D. Butler 200, C, MohTfet\s37, 11. Stahley 534, F. Avery J. Schlotterback 2QL551, R. Hib'schman 215-541, C. Frushour 203, C. Lantz 527, V. Becker 558,/ E. Whitacre 208-551. C. Eby 231-582, R. D. Armbruster 203-583. G. Nordman 213, F. Nyi-kas.2ll-560. / TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES American Industries 24 8 _ ? Kern Grain' 22 10

Kinder Mfg. 204 114 Mock’s Marine Rentals 16 16 Wawasee Laundromat 15 17 Todd Realty 15 17 Silveus Motor Sales 13 19 Cromwell Lumber 12 20 The State Bank 114 204 Superior Sarnie 11 21 500 series: M. Lambert 510. D. Thwaits 507, L, Vance 562, J. Byland 514, S. Kern 575. 450 series and above: B. Kline 469, K. Knisley 496. A. Hapner 488, I. Carwile 464, M. Willard 452, D. Johnson 496, E. Hughes 456. L. Neff 459, B. Gardner 485. 200 games: M. Lambert 201. S. Kern 206-203. 17Q games and above: K. Knisley 188, A. Hapner 183, M. Lambert 176, J. Byland 189. D. Thwaits 192-174, L. Vance 192-183. 187, D. Johnson 191. E. Hughes 138, L. Nell 174, V. Penn 175. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sleepy Owl , 34 6 Sea Nymph ' 33 7 Jot Em> Down Grocery 254- 144 Crow Roofing 23 17 Syracuse Rubber 21 1!) Lakeside Laundry 20 20 Sellers Mfg. 15 ,25 White’s Mobil Service 15 25 Augsburgeij's IGA 15 25 Brenda's Beauty Break 14 26 Walter Drug Co. • 13 27 Grassy Creek Rest. 114- 284* High Team Game and Series; Sleepy Owl 797—2232. 500 series: K. Knisley 181-185— 505, K. Lowe 167-177—501. 450 series- M. Dixon 166-173— 484, S. Slabaiigh 167 —172, E. Wogoman 469, M. O'Haver 165—168, K. McKibbin 458, B. Gardner 167-160 —457, N. Kern 166—452. 160 games: Sue Hasse 174. K. Noel 174. I. Dull , 168, J. Brumbaugh 165. S. Koser 164. M. Reeve 162. J. Beezley 162, D. Sellers 161. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 30 6 L. Thwaits Grain 24 12 Farmers Mutual Ins. 24 12 Pickwick Theatre 234 124 Louie’s Bar 22 14 Sleepy Owl 214 144 Audio Visual Spec. 20 16 Beacon 19 17 United Tele. Co. 19 17 Tom Socks 18 18 Frog Tavern 18 18 Stahley-Stillson 17" 19 Barth , ! 14 22 Village Tap 14 22 Wawasee TV 13 23 Kinder’s 12 24 Monsanto 12 24 Lakeland Standard 3 33 High Team Game: L. Thwaits Grain 735; High Team Series: Thwaits Grain 2117. 500 series Imen >: D. Price 599, B. Trolson 503, L. Welty 591, W. Hagerdon 553. J. Kern 530. L. Byland 553, L. Thwaits 511, M. Dorsey 521, M. Carlson 508, P. Kline 521. 450 series and above (women >: J. Byland 567, S. Kern 558, G. Thwaits 534, B. Nyce 545, D. Thwaits 493, K. Lowe 479, K. Gardner 478, N. Kern 464, D. Johnson 466, B. Kline 453, L. Me Farland 473, V. Price 455, J. Trolson 460. 200 games (men): D. Price 236, L. Welty 206, W. Hagerdon 201, P. Kline 201, B. Frenger 206. 170 games and above (women J. Byland 224-185, S. Kern 190-175-193,5 G. Thwaits 171-182-181, B; Nyce 2C5-192, K, Gardner 193. D. Thwaits 175. K. Lowe 170. D. Johnson 180. L. McFarland 172, L. Vance 172, J. Trolson 170. MILFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE Campbell’s Market 31 9 Chore-Time 264 134 Arro Motor Homes 254 144 Little and Clark 24 16 Milford TV 234 164 Augsburger's, Syracuse 22 18 Berk’s Body Shop 204 194 Hickory Lounge 184 21,4 Sharp Hardware Co. 18 22 Walter Drug Co. 17 23 Turf Bar 7 33 Augsburger’s,Milford__7.3 3 - ’'■’™^^-^eafff’ aS Game: Hickory Lounge 1040; High Team Series: Chore-Time 2971. ' 600 series; Don Wolferman 627. 500 series: D. Hockert 591, O. Replogle 576, E, Gordon 558, R. Murto 554, L_. Miller 551, B. Simon 547, D. Moore 532, D. Buttefe 534, G. Thornsbury 531, F. Avery 530, D- Rehsberger 525, L. Newman 525, P. Campbell 522,

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J. Speicher 521, D. Seely 518, H. Bartman 517, J. Perry 516, H. Doty 515, J. Mathew 508, W. Bucher 508. 200 games: E. Gordon 224, D. Wolferman 223-211, D. Hockert 222-214, L. Newman 210, P. Mathew 210, R. Murto 215, D. Rensberger 208, W. Bucher 205, G. Thornsbury 204, J. Speicher 204, O. Replogle 203, J. Chambers 202, H. Doty 201. HEX HOMEMAKERS CLUB MEETS The Hex Rural Extension Homemakers club met Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Milton Shuder. The president, Mrs. William Cable, presided. Mrs. Mary Brown read the history of the song of the month “Over the River and Through the Wood”. Mrs. Merle Darr gave the devotions followed by a prayer by Mrs. Shuder. The lesson “Storage Helps”

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was given by Mrs. William Rogers. The county president, Mrs. John Kercher of Goshen, gave a short talk. The roll call response, “What I am most Thankful for this year,” was answered by 12 members. The meeting closed by singing the club prayer. The hostesses Mrs. Rogers and Mrs.' Fred Johnson served refreshments. The next meeting will be held December 2 in the Hex Grange hall with a pot luck dinner at 12. Wall strfeet rejoices over Nixon tax proposals.

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