The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 April 1970 — Page 2

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Freshmen Drops Track Meet To Warsaw

Wawasee freshmen track team lost to the Warsaw cindermen last week in a meet at Warsaw, 53-65. Tucker was a double winner for the Warriors, capturing the 100 and 220. Summary follows: High Hurdles — Lambert (W), Ist; Spearman (WA), 2d; Parker (W>, 3d. Time: 18:0. Mile Run — Gonzales (W), Ist: Woolman (W>, 2d; Leemon (WA>, 3d. Time: 5.34.6. 100 Yd. Dash — Tucker (WA), Ist; Klenke <WA», 2d; Moser (WA). 3d. Time: : 10.8.

Plymouth Tops WHS Cindermen Plymouth's tracksters edged Wawasee Thursday. April 23, in a Northern Lakes Conference track meet at Syracuse The Pilgrims scored 64 points while the Warriors had 54. Individual winners for the • Warriors, coached by Jerry I Minton, were Jay Longenecker, . Dave Elliott, Steve Zurcher. Kent Wilson, and Donn May Wawasee Steve Cobum tied Pete Sheridan of Plymouth in the 100 yard dash as the event finished in dead heat. Vawasees junior varsity cindermen defeated the Pilgrims with a 61-56 count. Craig Tucker won the 100 and 220 for Wawasee while Kim won the shot pUMand 440 Summary follows: High Hurdles — Weidner <P), Ist,. Mannan (P), 2nd. Corbin (Wi, 3rd Tame. 16 5 Mile Run — Hall <P>, Ist; Kriscunas <P). 2nd. Leemon (Wi. 3rd Time. 4:55 6. 100 Yd Dash — Coburn (W), and P Sheridan (P). tied for Ist; Spearman <W). 3rd. Time, :11.1. 440 Yd. Dash — Longenecker <W», Ist; Houghton (P). 2nd; S. Sheridan (P), 3rd. Time, .54.4. 880 Yd Run - Elliott (W). Ist, Cramer (P), 2nd; Wallace (P), 3rd Time. 2:09.9 220 Yd Dash — P Sheridan (P). Ist; Sorenson (W), 2nd. Rieder <W>. 3rd Time. 24 6 Low Hurdles Weidner (P), Ist. Beer (W>. 2nd; Webster (P), 3rd Time. 22.3 Long Jump Zurcher (W). Ist. Olson W . 2nd; Beer (W . 3rd Distance. 18 ft B%in. Shot Put — Wilson (W), Ist; Slackhouse (P), 2nd; Korenstra (W), 3rd Distance, 45 ft. Pole Vault — Sherer (P), Ist;

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440 Yd. Dash — Lukens (W), Ist; Cripe (WA), 2d; Longenecker <WA), 3d. Time: 1:01.7. 880 Yd. Run — Johnson (WA), Ist; Gonzales (W>, 2d; Soyer (WA), 3d. Time: 2:24.8. 220 Yd. Dash — Tucker (WA), Ist; Klenke (WA), 2d; Moser (WA), 3d. Time: :24.2. Low Hurdles—Lambert (W), Ist; Rosser (WA), 2d; Spearman (WA), 3d Time: :23.0. Long Jump — Zolman (W), Ist; Creech (W), 2d; Longenecker (WA), 3d. Distance. 19 ft. 8 in. Sink Put — Kinney (W), Ist;

Zurcher (W). 2nd; Read (P). 3rd. Height, 12 ft. 4 in. High Jump — May <W), Ist; Mannan (P). 2nd; Zurcher (W), 3rd. Height. 6 ft 1 in Two Mile Run — Johnson (P), Ist; Jones <P», 2nd: Martin (WI, 3rd Time. 10:44.3. Mile Relay Plymouth. Ist; (P. Sheridan. S. Sheridan. Hall and Houghton). Time, 3:39.8. 880 Relay — Wawasee. Ist; (Tucker. Coburn, Spearman and Rieder). Rochester Over WHS Tennis Team, 7-0 Wawasee high school's net squad was downed by Rochester 70 in a Northern Lakes Conference match at Syracuse Thursday, April 23. Results of the singles follow: Gerty Arnold (R) over Ron Graber (W). 7-5; 6-1 Rakestraw (R) over Tom Fribley <W , 6-3, 6-3 Ken Carlson (R) over Jack Angel tW), 6-2, 7-5. Phil Miller (R) over Barry Davis <Wi, 64), 10-8 C. Walters (R) over Dan Chamberlin (W), 6-2. 6-0 Arnold and Rakestraw of Rochester topped Graber and Fribley, Wawasee. 6-2, 6-0, in the doubles. The next action for the Wawasee netters, coached by Don Storey, will be Tuesday, May 5, at North Wood. North Webster Junior High Beats Sidney North Webster’s junior high track team was victorious over their Sidney counterparts Thursday, April 23. at Syracuse. North Webster rolled up 59 points to Sidney's 31. Summan- follows: Long jump: Patrick, S; Valentine. NW: Lewallen, NW. Shot put: Eckert, S; Reiff, NW; Ridenour, NW. Pble vault: Lewallen. NW; Burcharts. NW; Highly, NW. High jump: Stout. NW; Reiff. NW; Eckert. S. 60 yard dash (seventh' Cody, NW; Minear. NW; Reed. S. 60 yard dash (eighth' Patrick, S; Stout. NW: Burchard. NW.

Cripe (WA), 2d; Moser (WA), 3d. Distance. 37 ft. 8% in. Pole Vault — Zolman <W), Ist: Taylor <W), 2d; Love (W>, 3d. Height, 10 ft. 0 in. High Jump — Lukens (W), Ist; Love (W), 2d; Cripe (WA*. 3d. Height, 5 ft. 3 in. Two-Mile Run — Widman (W), Ist; Shaw (W), 2d; Rowland (WA) 3d Time: 11:08.1. Mile Relay — Wawasee. Ist (Cripe. Johnson, Love and Longenecker'. Time: 4:14.5 880 Relay — Wawasee. Ist fßosser. Klenke. Moser and Tucker). Time: 1:48.2.

Hurdles: Doss, NW; Eckert. S; Fidler. NW. 100: Patrick, S; Doss, NW; Burchard. NW. 220: Valentine. NW; Day, S; Ousley, S. 440 run: Stout, NW; Fidler. NW; Lewallen, NW. 880 run: Valentine, NW; Day, S: VanCuren. NW. 440 relay: North Webster. 880 relay: North Webster. WHS Golf Team Bows To Goshen, Manchester The Wawasee high school golf team was beaten by Goshen and Manchester in a match at the South Shore course near Syracuse Monday. Goshen, winning the event, had a team total of 153 compared to 166 for Manchester and 172 for the host team. For the Warriors, Gary Firestone had a 38. Dale Ummel 42, John Auer 44. Rex Hile 48 and Dave Fisher 49. Wawasee now has a 1-5 record for the season and will play at Rochester today (Wednesday). Doug Zimmerman had a 37 to lead Goshen's scoring in the nine hole match Tom Guipe and RoyBergman each fired 38’s while Max Kintigh and Randy Troyer each had a 40. Jerry Pottenger paced Manchester with a 35 to take individual honors for the meet while Barry Faundree and Dick Badertscher each had 42’s, Tom Frantz 47 and Gary Jackson 56 for the Squires. W awasee "B” Team Wins The “B” team honors went to Wawasee with 188 strokes while Goshen had 190 and Manchester 205 JERRY RINKER TOPS SOUTHERN CAL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Jerry Rinker, son of Mrs. May Rinker of 113 S. Harrison street, Syracuse, topped Southern California college’s basketball team and was also chosen as runner-up for the conference’s most valuable player award. Southern Cal ended its 1969-70 basketball season in fine style as it crushed Life college 110-52. This was a fitting end to a teriffic year for the Vanguards SCC finished with a 21-8 record breaking the previous high of 1910, set during the 1964-65 and 196566 seasons Coach Paul Peak's exciting team played fine ball all year. Three times, the Vanguards had winning streaks of six games. Finishing with a 5-1 record in the conference. SCC captured the Golden State Athletic Association title. The Vanguards averaged 81-8 in the season, their single high game being 112 against Life. Jerry had a 16.7 average for the year as he brought down 176 rebounds and 134 assists. He scored a total of 487 points. The Indiana star played in all 29 of the team's games. He made 199 field goals out of 425 attempts for a 47 per cent average. He also made 89 foul shots from 119 tries for an unbelievable 74 per cent.

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HITS AND MISSES Sylvan's 78 Leon’s Keglers 70 Ruth’s Styling Salon 68 Brown’s Blades and Bits ' 57% Baker-Phillips 54% Sportsman’s Bar 44 * Note: Standing is determined by points, not games. High Team Games and Series: Sylvan’s 686—1889. 500 series (men*: Bob Brown 546, M. Hostetter 540, J. R. Cripe 529, Russ Brazel 504, J. Pounds 500, J. W. Cripe 507. 450 series and above (women): Diane Cripe 499. 200 games (men': John R. Cripe 205. 170 games and above (women): Diane Cripe 189, JoAnn Wasner 179, Linda Galloway 178. LAND O LAKES Pilcher’s Shoes 44%19 l 2 Regent Homes . 44 20 Cutter Chevrolet 43 21 Frog Tavern 43 21 Bowen Motors 42 22 C and J Construction 41 23 Dean’s Milk 37426% Auer’s Service Station '32 32 American Legion Post 223 30 34 Harris Funeral Homes 29 35 Aqua Land Motel 28 36 G and W Pizza 27 37 The Mail-Journal 27 37 Liberty Homes • 23 41 State Bank of Syracuse 21 43 High Team Game and Series: Pilcher’s 980-2818. HONOR SCORES Dave Armbruster 215-195-213 — 623, George Nordman 198-206-204— 608, C. Eby 201-556, R. Simon 533. L. Vance 213-200-587, D. Fingerle 218-555, I. Schlotterback 216-533, J. Karesh 200, F. Nyikos 223-203-585, A. Beiswanger 538. R. Smith 200,P. Leach 202, D. McKibben 528, V. Becker 211-532, T. Kline 208. D. Brown 215-552, R. Wogoman 201535. D. Knisley 213-205-573, R. Hibschman 205-223-565. G. Carpenter 232-587. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Huey Well Drilling 83436% Hughes Digging 81 39 Village Green 75 45 Wawasee TV 70 50 Al’s South Shore Marina 65 55 Louie’s Bar 64455’ > Servisoft 64 56 Foo and Faye’s 624574 Village Flower Shop 62 58 Bowen Motors 60% 594 B & K Drive-in 60 60 Regent Homes 60 60 The Mail-Journal 58461% Pickwick Lounge 54465% Plastic Specialties 54 66 Brazel’s Bait 50 70 Monsanto 49 71 Pilcher’s Shoes 49 71 North Webster Bank 48 72 V|Lactos 29 91 High Team Game and Series: Regent Homes 840—2462. 500 series; L. Vance 157-214-191-—562, V. Smith 212-199-149—560, B Kline 210-166-171—547, M. L. Lambert 147-199-179—525. 500 series: S. Gilbert 234-156-130 —520, J. Harter 175-178-159—512. _M. L. Dixon 181-168-161—510, B Nyce 172-173-162—507. R. Henning 166-191-149—306, K. Knisley 160450 series and above: P. Miller 457, H. Frusbour 492, K. Gardner 450, M. Schwab 454. M. Pifer 450. V. Penn 466, J. Weaver 455, E. Hughes 493, J. Byland 491, P. Benson 454. J. Honer 456. B. Hamman 482, B Gardner 485. 170 games and above: H. Frushour 178, K. Gardner 173, M. Schwab 178. M Sheets 174, J. Weaver 174, E. Hughes 170. J. Bylond 181. P. Benson 178, S. Johnson 182, S. Long 176, B. Hamman 192, R. Lantz 172, B. Gardner 195. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES Sleepy Owl 108431% Sea Nymph 102 38 Crow Roofing 824574 Jot Em Down Grocery 804594 White’s Mobil Service 70 70 Augsburger’s IGA 70 70 Syracuse Rubber 67 73 Lakeside Laundry 62 78 Walter Drug Co. 57 83 Grassy Creek Rest. 53486% Sellers Mfg. 53 87 Brenda’s Beauty Break 34 106 High Team Game and Series: Sea Nymph 845%-2373. 500 series: B Gardner 195-206-174-575, V. Smith 164-209-167— 540. 450 series: M. Schwab 169—473, C. Whitacre 168-463, A. Rider 161 -460, C. Tillett 168—460, W. Nolan 161160 games: K. Noel 170, J. Beezley 166. J. Brumbaugh 166,

P. Maresh 165, M. Pifer 165, Susi Hasse 164, C. Keller 161. Hospital Notes Leo Donahue of Leesburg is recovering satisfactorily from heart surgery performed at the Cleveland Clinic on Monday, April 20. His address is Cleveland Clinic Hospital. 2030 East 93d street, Cleveland, Ohio 44106. Mrs. Albert Schmit of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Friday. Jacqueline M. Speicher of r 1 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. Mrs. Weldon K. Nuell of Leesburg was dismissed from Murphy Medical Center Thursday. James Brewer, four-week-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brewer of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Albert Bird of Milford was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Joe Herron was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Homer Graber of r 1 North Webster is improved following major surgery Friday at DeKalb county hospital at Auburn. He is in room 318. Mrs. Darrell Bowman of r 1 Syracuse was admitted to the Goshen hospital April 22 and has been dismissed. Margie Pauls of Syracuse wds admitted April 22 to the Goshen hospital. Merle Darr of Benton, father of Tim Darr of Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital suffering from a heart attack. Paul Baugher of r 1 North Webster received treatment in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Mrs. M. Louise Connolly has been dismissed from the Goshen hospital to her Syracuse home. MJH Cindermen Record Two Victories Milford’s junior high cindermen recorded two victories in their first two track meets this season. They eased past Larwill and Central Noble last week at Larwill and ran to victory over Talma and Clay-Lake at Mentone Monday. At Larwill, Milford scored 60.5 points. Larwill was second with 57 and Central Noble placed third. Hammond and L’villado Carvajal led the Milford attack with double victories. Milford scored 57.5 points at Mentone. Talma finished second with 45 points and Clay-Lake finished a distant third with 23.5 points. Lyle Slabaugh, Milford ace dashman, was a triple winner in the6o,loo and 220 yard dashes. Uvillado Carvajal set a new Milford school record in the long jump with a leap of 17 feet 10, and one fourth inches as well as picking up a victory in the 44 yard run. Milford will play host to Sidney Thursday, April 30, at 4 p.m. Milford-Central Noble-Larwill Long jump —■ Hammond (M), 16’7” High jump — Carvojal (M), 4’10” Pole vault — Troyer (CN), 8’ Shot put — Hull (L), 42’9” 60 year dash — Weis (L)_, 7.3 100 yard dash — Weis (L), 11.6 220 yard dash — Weis (L), 26. 440 yard dash — Carvajal <M), 61.1 (seventh grade) 440 yard dash — Fingerle (M), 64. (eighth grade)

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CIRCUS NIGHT— This group of “clowns” took part in "Circus night" held by Pack 28, Syracuse cub scouts, at the Syracuse scout cabin last night. Shown here are Brian Smith.. Mark Gabet, Sam Coquillard. Tracy Bartown. Brad Smith, Gerry Smith, Mitchell Williams. Mike Barney, and Noble Hoover.

75 yard dash — Hull (L), 9.2 (seventh grade) 880 yard run — Kisling (CN), 2:26.8 440 relay — Milford (seventh grade) 440 relay — Milford (eighth grade) 880 relay — Larwill Milford-Clay-Lake-Talma Long jump — Carvajal (M), 17’10%” High jump — Acton (T). 4*7” Pole vault —Warren (CL), 8’0” Shot put — Bolinger (T), 41’9” Hurdles — Manns (CL), 16.2 60 yard dash — Slabaugh (M), 7.05 * 100 yard dash — Slabaugh (M), 11.3 220 yard dash — Slabaugh (M), 25.2 440 yard run — Carvajal (M), 62.2 " • 880 yard run — Hamilton (M). 2:31.9 440 relay — Milford, 56.2 880 relay — Talma, 1:58.5. Organize Hoosier Mayors In First Against Pollution This time it’s Indiana’s fight against pollution and the onetime Republican senator, with his familiar cigar, is meeting with all Hoosier mayors to enlist their support in the formation of citizen groups to work with the statewide "Cleansweep” committee. Senator Capehart met Monday with 61 mayors in Fort Wayne and spent Tuesday in South Bend, where 81 mayors were invited to join the "Cleansweep” program. Thursday, April 30, Senator Capehart will return to his own backyard—his Washington (Ind.) farm where mayors, town board officials and county commissioners will lunch with him and climb aboard the “cleansweep” bandwagon. Friday, 300 mayors, county commissioners and town board officials have been invited tc meet and lunch with Capehart in the cafeteria of the State Office Building in Indianapolis, beginning at 10:30 a.m. ■ MAKES DEAN’S LIST AT TRI-STATE Richard Bitner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bitner of r 3 Syracuse was included on the dean’s list for the winter quarter at Tri-State college, Angola. He is majoring in mechanical engineering. His wife is the former Ginger Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brown. 201 E. Washington street, Syracuse.

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T~~ BIRTHSM RICHENDOLL, Jeffery Todd Mr. and Mrs. John Richendoll are the parents of a son. JefferyTodd. weighing eight pounds, nine ounces. LEAMON Son Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leamon of 331 east Boston street, Syracuse, are the parents Os a six pound son bom Sunday, April 26, in the Goshen hospital. The new baby has a brother. Benjamin, age 5. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Max Leamon of Wyoming, formerly of Syracuse, are the grandparents. CHAVERS daughter Mr. and Mrs. Marlyn J. Chavers of r 1 Leesburg are parents of a daughter born Friday at the Goshen hospital. McCLURE son Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. McClure of r 1, Warsaw, Barbee Lake, are the parents of a son born Sunday at the Goshen hospital. HUFF son Sgt. and Mrs. Russell (John) Huff of P.O. box 318, Winton, Calif., are parents of a son, born April 23 in the Castle Air Force hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Huff of r 1 Nappanee and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Crask, Jr., Phoenix, Ariz. Rev. and Mrs. Emory Klopenstein of Albion and Oliver Huff of Nappanee are paternal greatgrandparents. ATTEND CAMP FIRE REGIONAL IN MISSOURI Mr. and Mrs. James Felts of Syracuse spent last week end in St. Louis. Mo., where Mrs. Felts attended as a delegate of the Syracuse. Camp Fire association to the midwestern regional conference. The trip was sponsored by the United Fund.

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LOCAL SEA SCOUTS IN ROAD RALLY Sea Explorers at Syracuse, under guidance of Dr. Jack Clark, participated in the safe driving road rally Sunday hosted by the Goshen post. The 108-mile drive through Elkhart county and extending into Michigan, started at Rogers Park in Goshen and ended with dinner and awards in Goshen 1 in the evening. Teed Howard, driver, and Grant Chappel, navigator, of Elkhart post 50 took first place honors followed by Mike Harris, driver, and John Bahn, navigator, of Syracuse as second place winners. Charles Harris was observer. The second place win made them eligible to participate in the next grand national to be held in Wisconsin. Re-eject RUTH McCLEARY for Councilman - At - Large Tuesday, May 5. Experienced, qualified. Republican. paid fol. ad

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