The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 January 1970 — Page 2

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MM|B| MMMMMMnMMML . 1 / . ?- H ' WHOSE BALL IS IT? — Here’s a basketball suspended In mid-air at the Wawasee-Jimtown game here Friday night. A Wawasee player on the leftimd just made a successful pass to a teammate as a Jimmie looks on.

Zurcher Leads Warriors To 87-77 Victory Friday

Senior hotshot Steve Zurcher led the Wawasee Warriors to an 87-77 victory over a tough Jimtown team, last Friday night as he hit for 38 points With Zurcher in double figures for the evening were Dave Elliott who hit 16. Mark Thomas with 11 and John Hamilton with 10. Kim Berlick led the visiting Jimmieswith 19 points as Bob Spaugh and Doug Simper netted 16 each and Doering hit for 10. Elliott and Thanas also hauled down 14 and 13 rebounds to help the Warriors cause The team, however, was outrebounded by Jimtown 48-47 The local boys hit 35 of 48 from the charity stripe for 72 per cent while Jimtown hit 17 of 24 fa 70 per cent. From the field the Jimmies hit 33 of 80 shots fa 36 per cent while Wawasee hit 26 of 71 fa 37 per cent. Wawasee jumped to an 8-0 lead then stood still as the Jimmies began to click and tied the score at 18 all when the first quarter gun sounded. By half-time, hqwever, Wawasee held a commanding 40-33 lead. In the third quarter it was again catchup time with the score being 56-55 at the gun. The Jimmies continued to stay up with the Warriors and came to a 77-75 score as the clock showed 49

9 TROPHY PRESENTATION — William Dorsey. Syrscme juaior bigh school principal, b shown above a* he presents the jsnior high four-way tournament trophy U» Chris Paulus, number 51. and Larry Doss of North Webster. The Trojans downed Milford Saturday to win the tournament.

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seconds to play. In those last few seconds Al Barrett, Zurcher and Elliott each added free throw’s and Keith Stichter hit fa a three point play to win the game 87-77. Box-scores follow: WAWASEE (87) - Stichter 313, Elliott 563. Thanas 355. Zurcher 11-16-3, Hamilton 343, Blue 011, Barrett 120. Totals: Field goals 26, free throws 35, personal fouls 18. JIMTOWN (77) — Berlick 834. Doering 182. Spaugh 805. Simper 642, McCuddy 205. Davis 105, Williams 225. Gilbert 200, Grenshaw 001. Totals: Field goals 30, free throws 17, personal fouls 29 CLASS HAS MYSTERY SUPPER The Golden Rule class of the Bethel Church of the Brethren met Saturday, Jan. 24. Devotions were read by Mrs. Richard Smith and a mystery supper, complete with individual mystery menus for each person to choose from, was served to 25 adults and six children. The Fellowship class members were guests for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Chupp were hosts fa the event.

North Webster Sixth Graders Win Over Milford North Webster’s Trojans ventur ed into Milford country to defeat the host team, 26-25, in an, overtime contest. It was the Milford sixth grade’s first defeat in four games this season. North Webster showed excellent ball handling and rebounding skill on offense and defense. North Webster held a slim 14-12 halftime lead. At the end of regulation time the score was tied 24-24, In the overtime North W’ebster hit on both attempts from the line, while Milford hit only one of several attempts. The final score was North Webster 26—Milford 25. High scorer for the game was Robin Zurcher with 14 followed by team mate Mark Bowser with 10. High for Milford was Henson with 10. In a “B” team contest. Milford overpowered North Webster 21-12. Box scores of the game follow: North Webster—Reiff 000, Scorcher 62-14, Rhodes 102, Vanator 000, Bowser 42-10. for 11 field ’ goals, four foul shots and 26 points. Milford—Fingerle Oil, Troup 339, Mehl 124. Henson 34-10. Sorensen Oil for a total of seven field goals. 11 foul shots and 25 points. Milford Falls To West Noble Milford was defeated by a tall West Noble team last Thursday by the score of 47 to 46. Larry Kaiser and Dan Yoder, led the scoring with 20 and 15 points respectively, but failed to get any scoring help from their teammates beneath the basket. Ben Waldbeser led the Trojans defensively and in rebounding. Milford's record now stands at nine wins against three looses. Milford travels to Claypool this Thursday at 4:15 to do battle with Clay-Lake Next week Milford winds up the regular season by hosting Talma Monday, Feb. 2. at 4:15 and Kendallville Thursday, Feb. 5 at 6. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Dcta McCulloch and children entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and children of Kimmell at their r 2 Syracuse home recently. Mrs. Beulah Gage. North Webster. had as her recent callers, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dull of Kimmell.

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TUESDAY JR. BOWLERS Team 2 34 14 Team 3 29 19 Team 5 28 20 Team 4 25 23 Team 8 23 25 Team 6 21 27 Team 7 17 31 Team 1 15 33 High Team Game: Team 7 826. High Team Series: Team 8 2297. 400 series (girls): J. Swartz 465. C. Gardner 481, J. Thomas 406; (boysh T Welch 466, J. Burkholder 478. 140 or over (girls): A. Hapner 141, C. Gardner 157-159—165, J. Thomas 140, J. Hill 142, J. Swartz 191-143; (boys>: C. Morris 145, T. Welch 155-187, K. Knisley 145, J. Burkholder 150-146-182, R. Kehr 146. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Huey Well Drilling 48 4194 Hughes Digging 45 23 W’awasee TV 444234 Al’s South Shore Marina 39 29 Plastic Specialties 374304 Village Green 37 31 Foo and Faye’s 37 31 Sen - isoft 364314 Regent Homes 354324 B & K Drive-In 35 33 Brazel’s Bait 324354 Louie’s Bar 324354 Bowen Motors 314364 Village Flower Shop 314364 Monsanto 31 37 Pickwick Lounge 294384 The Mail-Journal 28 40 Pilcher's Shoes 27 41 North Webster Bank 27 41 VyLactos Laboratories 14 54 High Team Game and Series: Bowen Motors 821 —2321. 500 series: B. Gardner 185-180-202-567, E. HutseU 174-168-176-518, H. Frushour 176-130-155—511, P. Loetz 161-186-162—509, K. Knisley 173-174-161—508, L. Vance 187-146-169—502. B. Kline 172-176-153— 501. 450 series and above: I. Menzie 465. C. Whitacre 489, B. Nyce 494, V. Penn 483. D. Hire 45J, M. Lambert 495. M. Schwab 458, S. Leonard 486. F. Wort inge, A 458, N. Searfoss 473, D. Cobum 496. M. Hen-, ning 486, L. Connolly 465, B. Ganz 486. D. Byrket 458. 200 games: S. Leonard 209. 170 games and above: J. Harter 171, C. Whitacre 181-172, B. Nyce 183, V. Penn 173, D. Hire 197, M. Lambert 170-183, M. Schwab 198, F. Wortinger 175, E. Johnson 181, N. Searfoss 189-170, D. Copum 172-171, M. Henning 180, L. Connolly 173, B. Ganz 180, M. Zellinger 171, F. Eby 197. HITS AND MISSES Sylvan 32 19 Leon s Keglers 29 22 Ruth’s Styling Salon 26 25 Brown’s Blades and Bits 234274 Sportsman s Bar 23 28 Baker-Phillips 194314 High Team Game and Series: Ruth's Styling Salon 643—1843. 500 series <men): J. Pounds 577, M. Hostetter 518, J. R. Cripe 500. 450 series and above (women):’ S. Gilbert 486. L. Galloway 452. 200 games <men»: J. Pounds 223. 170 games and above (women): S. Gilbert 184. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 66 18 L. Thwaits Grain 58 26 Pickwick Theatre 504334 Sleepy Owl 50 34 Louie's Bar 49 35 Audio-Visual 48 36 Farmers Mutual Ins. 45 39 Slahley-Stillson 44 40 Frog Tavern 434404 Barth 394444 Wawasee TV 37 47 Tom Socks 36 48 Beacon 36 48 Monsanto 34 50 Village Tap 30 54 United Telephone Co. 29 55 Lakeland Standard 234604 High Team Game: Sleepy Owl 767; High Team Series: Thwaits Grain 2141. 500 series (men): ~ Kern 504, B Thwaits 559. L. Thwaits 523, L, Welty 537, A. Mousley 542, L. Byland 521, H. Hochstetler 522. C. Eby 597. L. Vance 541. B Trolson 543. D. Gardner 500, L. Young 554. D McFarland 539, D. Zawadzke 559, M. Carlson 525, M. Dorsey 512. I* Epley 504, B. Frenger 563, E. Smith 556, A. Hibner 551, J. Morganthaler 539, R. Hostetter 525 , 450 series and above (women): S. Kern 563, G. Thwaits 515, D. Thwaits 489. D. Johnson 472, K. Lowe 464. J. Byland 511. L. Vance

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VICTORIOUS TROJANS — Members of the North Webster Trojan team that captured the four-way tournament crown at Syracuse Saturday are shown above. In the front row are Mike Koher. Dave Mahorney, Rex White,

Webster Wins Seventh Grode Tourney

The North Webster Trojans captured the annual fctur-way seventh grade basketball tournament held last Saturday at Syracuse junior high school. North Webster, under the guidance of Jim Hite, defeated Milford by the score of 29 to 22. This championship game was very exciting throughout the entire contest, and it was not until the last few minutes that North Webster pulled away to capture the crown. Larry Doss led the North Webster quintet in the championship game with 12 points, and Ron Cody gave

537. J. Trolson 590. B. Young 480. L. McFarland 461, B. Kline 527, E. Blakesley 495. A. Frenger 494, A. Smith 468. N. Kern 460, M. Dixon 458, B. Gardner 510. 200 games 'men': B. Thwaits 202, C. Eby 224, L. Vance 211, B. Trolson 200. D. Zawadzke 216, M. Carlson 204. B. Frenger 248, R. Kern 238, R. Hostetter 207. 170 games and above (women': G. Thwaits 182-184. S. Kern 184-200-179. D. Thwaits 174, D. Johnson 170. K. Lowe 210, J. Byland 170-177, L. Vance 178-177-182, J. Trolson 192-235. B. Young 171, B. Kline 181-180. E. Blakesley 177, A. Frenger 195-178, A. Smith 173, B. Gardner 180. LAND O LAKES C and J Construction 114 4 Cutter Chevrolet 11 1 Regent Homes 10 2 Frog Tavern 9 3 G and W Pizza 9 3 Bowen Motors 8 4 Pilcher’s Shoes 7 5 Dean’s Milk 6 6 Auer’s Service Station 6 6 American Legion Post 223 5 7 Harris Funeral Hone 4 8 State Bank of Syracuse 4 8 Aqua Land Motel 24 94 Liberty Hones 2 10 The Mail-Journal 1 11 High Team Game: Pilcher's Shoes 1001; High Team Series: Cutter Chevrolet 2904. 600 series: C. Eby 196-233-187— 616. D. Knisley 235-196-177-608. C. Davies 246-189-173-608. R. Hostetter 181-190-236—607. F. Nyikos 213-206-187—606. R. Hibschman 225-147-230—602. 525 series or 200 games: Nordman 206-546, J. Pounds 208-555, N. Biddle 548. E. Harting 220-599, T. Darr 210, L. Vance 205-207-586, D. Armbruster 551. R. Schultz 546, L. Welty 222-541. F. Avery 212-570, I. Schlaterback 202, W. Stahly 205558, K. Knisley 217-593, R. Knisley 200. D. McKibben 227-546, S. Rensberger 565, A. Holloway 537. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sea Nymph 63 20 Sleepy Owl 674204

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a helping hand by contributing seven points. North Webster is an aggressive squad and these young players showed outstanding hustle and desire throughout the entire tournament. Milford was led in the championship game by Uvillado Carvajal, who netted 13 points in the championship contest. The host Yellow Jackets won the consolation game by defeating the Central Noble Cougars 37 to 27. Mark Smith led thg, Yellow Jackets with 20 points. Greg Flory led the Cougars with nine points.

Jot Em Down Grocery 554324 Crow Roofing 514364 Augsburger’s IGA 45 43 Lakeside Laundry 44 44 White's Mobil Service 44 44 Syracuse Rubber 37 51 Sellers Mfg. 31 57 Walter Drug Co. 30 58 Grassy Creek Restaurant 284594 Brenda s Beauty Break 26 62 High Team Game: Syracuse Rubber 751; High Team Series: Sea Nymph 2137. 500 series: B. Gardner 173-170-188—531, S. Gilbert 172-162-170 — 504. 450 series: P. Maresh 472, C. Wogoman 170—457, M. Dixon 455, H. Frushour 452, K. McKibben 174—452. P. Green 170-451. 160 games: K. Lowe 181, E. Wogoman 179. C. Huffer 175, S. Koser 172, M. Reeve 171, C. Whitacre 170. J. Clutter 170, G. Hostetter 168, W. Nolan 160, R. Markham 160. MILFORD BUSINESS BOWLING LEAGUE Walter Drug Company 18 2 Little and Clark 17 3 Campbell's Market 13 7 Sharp Hardware Co. 13 7 Chore-Time 114 84 Arro Mota Homes 9 11 Hickory Lounge 9 H Milford TV 8 12

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Mark Minear, Wes Culver, Larry Gerke, Steve Rhodes and Angie Mock. In back are Shannon Hail, Phil Dick, Dean Buchard, Garry Valentine, Larry Doss, Chris Paulus, Jeff Butts, Ron Cody, .Jeff Strombeck, Toby Popenfoose, coach Jim Hite and Kim Trobaugh.

North Webster advanced to the championship game by defeating Syracuse on Saturday morning. The score of this game was 42 to 33. North Webster enjoyed balanced scoring in this contest. Larry Doss tossed in nine points and Ron Cody, Chris Paulus, and Dean Burchard contributed seven points to the Trojans’ cause. Mark Smith led the Syracuse scoring with 12 points, while Jack Schopf tallied eight points for the Yellow Jackets. The Trojans from Milford gained a victory over Central Noble

Berk’s Body Shop 8 12 Turf Bar 6 14 Augsburger’s-Milford 4 16 Augsburger's-Syracuse 34164 High Team Game and Series: Sharp Hardware Company: 1108— 3140. 600 series: E. Gordon 617. 500 series: B. Simon 592, P. Mathews 589, D. Dowty 581, L. Newman 547, W. Miller 543, D. Rensberger 541, D. Seely 540, G. Chambers 536. R. Murto 534, D. Neff 532, J. Perry 532, P. Camo (Continued On Page 7, Sec. 1)

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to advance to the -championship game. The Trojans defeated the Cougars 39-18 on Saturday morning. Tim Yoder and Uvillado Carvajel led the Trojans by scoring 11 and 10 points in this contest. Larry Speicher played a fine floor game and also contributed nine points to the Milford scoring attack. The Cougars were led in scoring by Lynn Sickafoose with nine points.

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