The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 September 1970 — Page 2

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Wawasee Stopped By Redskins

By JOHN BAHS The Warriors yielded to the excellent and skilled offensive and defensive plays of the Goshen Redskins last Friday evening on the Goshen field The final score was 35-16. Wawasee was stunned in the first quarter when the Redskins scored eight points and prevented the Warriors from scoring. In the second quarter the Redskins again prevented the Warriors from scoring while they

Prep Wins Three Over Week End Ploy

Wawasee Prep made a clean sweep in three home games. Saturday, winning two soccer games,and one varsity football game Saturday afternoon the junior varsity soccer team took the opener of the soccer season winning over the JV team of Indianapolis Park 2-0. The varsity team then took to the field and beat Park’s varsity soccer team 4-0 Cassio Mattar, a student from Brazil scored three of the (our points for the Lakers while Bill Thamsuwan. a student from Thailand, scored the other point. Cassio enjoys the game and says that it is .the same in Brazil as "Hoosier Hysteria - ' is in Indiana. Saturday evening the varsity football team won the first game for the Lakers in the history of the school, this being the first year for varsity football at Prep The team defeated Chicago Glenwood by a score of 28-6 The Lakers came through in fine fashion, scoring in each quarter. Following are the tally statistics: P G First downs 15 10 Passes completed 7.7

Wawasee And North Wood Reserves Dual To 20-20 Tie Saturday Morning

The Warrior reserves played to a 20-20 tie with North Wood on the Wawasee field Saturday mor nmg N’orthWobd started the scoring with a 32 yard pass play The Warriors came right back as they marched 73 yards with Dwight Dean scoring from four yards out. The PAT failed and the halftime score was 6-6 North Wood again started the scoring with a 51 yard pass play, but the Warriors again marched 65 yards and again Dean scored from two yards out The extra point was scored by Dean also and the Warriors led 14-12. North Wood bounced right back and scored on a 13 yard run to make it 20-14. but the Warriors again came back to score on a two yard run by Ken Cripe and

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scored an additional eight points and with 56 seconds left in the half scored six points bringing their total to 22. In the third quarter the Redskins scored again and Wawasee got on the score board when Tim Blue passed to Joe Baumgartner for the touchdown. Blue ran for the extra points Goshen scored in the fourth and kicked their extra point for an additional seven. Wawasee got its second touchdown of the game when Blue ran in for the TD and

Passing yardage 145 151 Yards pentalties 30 30 Running yardage 88 78 The scores for Prep were made by r Shawn Hammer, Sylvester Alien. Rod Martin and Kevin McLain. Glenwood’s only score was made by Clyde Patton .Although Glenwood played an inspired game, the overall depth of the Lakers on the offense and the ability to contain and force plays to the inside resulted in the victory for Prep Coach Jones of Prep says that with the corrections his boys have made in practice in the past week, he is very well pleased with the progress made by the team. Prep is looking forward to the game with Indianapolis Park football team this coming Friday. He believes that the season is progressing as planned and as the Lakers gam in experience they will continue to improve as they have in the past week Once more. Sylvester Allen, the fine sophomore quarterback, proved that he is a boy who has a lot to offer and is someone who should prove to be a fine quarterback in the future

the scoring ended 20-20 The Warriors play Bremen next Saturday at Wawasee Statistics First downs 11 7 Rushing 7 5 Passing . 2 2 Penalties 2 2 Yards rushing 125 54 Yards passing 40 151 Pass attempts 7 9 Passes intercepted 1 6 Yards penalized 15 70 LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cobum of Syracuse have returned from a week at Miami. Fla. Mrs Peggy Coy of Syracuse is on vacation from her duties at the bank Mr and Mrs. Larry Miller and sons and Mr and Mrs Tom Stiver and daughter, all of Syracuse, were among those attending a 65th dinner for Levi E Miller of Millersburg on SundayMr and Mrs Dane Rumfelt of r 1 Milford had as their Sunday guests for a cook out. Mr and Mrs David Mann of Warsaw.

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ran again for the extra points. Statistics WHS GHS Yds. gained by rushing 54 234 Yds. gained by passing 171 148 Ist downs by passing 11 9 Ist downs by rushing 3 10 passes completed 14 10 passes attempted 31 21 passes intercepted 0 1 punts 4 3 punt yard average 36 23 Yards penalized 35 45 fumbles 3 3 fumbles recovered 2 2

Yellow Jackets Defeat Avilla The Syracuse Yellow Jackets opened their 1970 football schedule by defeating Avilla 12 to 6 The first score came in the first quarter on a 90-yard punt return by Mark Smith. At half time the score remained 6 to 0. In the second period. Avilla blocked a Jack Schopf kick and after 5-plays scored their only touchdown from the 5-yard line. In the fourth quarter Syracuse took the ball on the 40-yard line and scored 8-plays later on an end sweep by Quarterback Mark Smith Leading rushers for Syracuse were Mark Smith with 38-yards in 7-carries and Gary Dean. 32-yards in 7-carries. Alan Kitson on three kick-offs averaged 46-yards. Their next game is September 22 against North Webster at Wawasee high school. WAWASEE GOLF CLUB WINNERS Winner in the Wawasee Golf club membership tourney champion flight was Virgil Burns over Richard Zollinger. 3 and 2; B-flight. Bud Replogle over Merrill Postma. 1-up and Paul Michael over Garry Price. 7 and 6; C-flight. Red Marlin over Ralph Bontrager. 1-up in 21-holes and D-flight. Larry Whelan over A. Howell. 5 and four Tom Parcell of r 3 Elkhart took top honors in the Blind Bogey play Sunday with a score of 76. There were three teams tieing for first in the Saturday Scramble with scores of 34 They were: Joe Scheidel. George Burns, John Sawacki and Mary Young; Al Postma, Sandy Yoder, Bob Doane, and Hazel Swihart, and Jim Bauman. George Young. Jack Honer. Tim Brock and Donna Bums. HOLE-IN-ONE AT SOUTH SHORE CLUB Joan Stoelting (Mrs. Jack) has registered a hole-in-one at South Shore Golf club according to pro Steve Roderick. The fete was witnessed by Mavis Vanderveer, Pat Latta and Ruth Banta. She used a 5-wood on the par-3, 160-yard 14th hole. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr and Mrs George Lightner and Todd of Troy, Ohio, spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dane Rarick erf near Milford Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rarick. Jonel. Risa. Phil and Lynette of New Paris were Sunday dinner callers. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs Emory Stetler of Syracuse and Mr and Mrs Robert Cotherman and daughter of Goshen.

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Hits & Misses Brown’s 6 2 Sylvan’s 5 3 Sharp Tool 4 4 Dog 4 4 Sportsman’s 4 4 Brazel’s 4 4 Syracuse Mobile 4 4 Bud’s 17 High team game and series: Brown’s — 630,1778 500 series: C. Walton 510 450 series and above (women): D. Margona 206-453 Thurs. Nite Ladies Syracuse Hughes Digging 14 2 Pilcher Shoes 13 3 B&KDrive-In 11 5 Aqua Land Motel 10 6 Als South Shore Marina 9 7 Village Green 9 7 Brazel’s Bait 9 7 Louie’s Bar 9 7 North Webster Bank 8 8 Barth 8 8 Regent Homes 8 8 Foo & Faye 7 9 Wawasee TV 7 9 Kale Island Beacon 7 9 Pickwick 7 9 Monsanto 6 10 Bowen Motors 5 11 The Mail-Journal 5 11 Lakeland Standard 5 11 Lakeland Produce 3 13 High team game and series: Hughes Digging — 797-2233 500 series: S. Reed 179-177-208 for 564. K. Knisley 212-151-192 for 555. B. Gardner 195-155-187 for 537, J. Byland 155-180-173 for 508. 450 series and above: B. Kern 454, W. Nolan 470. J. Thomas 452. M. Henning 477, K. Lowe 466. S. Brouwer 460. G. Eyer 469. M. Schwab 457. H. Frushour 481. 200 games: W. Nolan 212. 170 games and above: B. Kern 173. M. Schlotterback 187, K. McKibben 178. M. Schwab 170, H. Frushour 175. LandO Lakes Cutter Chevrolet 71 Regent Homes 71 Harris Funeral Home 71 Frog Tavern 6 2 Auer's Service 5 3 Dean’s Milk 4 4 Sleepy Owl 4 4 State Bank 4 4 Bowen Motors 3 1 Legion 3 5 C& J Construction 3 5 Liberty Homes 2 6 Wawasee Boat Co. _ 2 6 Aqualand Motel 1 3 North Webster Jaycees 17 Jenny’s Kitchenette 17 High team series: Cutter Chevrolet — 2699 High team game: Frog Tavern - 950 ’ 600 series: P., Leach. 606. R. Hostetler 600 500 series: B. Kline 508. V. Becker 592, R. Stahly 532. D. Knisley 577, L. Welty 552, K. Knisley 515, R. Knisley 541. B. Simon 535, D. Butler 510, D. Jones 504. J. Erdly 502, M. Yoder 531, D. Karesh 568, F. Nyikos 564, C. Grove 509. C. Walton 507. M. Simon 539. 200 games: V. Becker 230, R. Hostetler 206, 201. D. Knisley 224, P. Leach 221, R Knisley 220, F. Nyikos 215. Tuesday Afternoon Mocks Marine Rentals 8 0 Kern Grain 71 Kinder Mfg. 6 2 Wawa Laundromat 6 2 Superior Sample 4 4 American Ind. 4 4 Todd Realty 3 5 State Bank 17 The Lovables 17 Cromwell Lbr. . 0 8 High team series and game: Kern Grain — 2254-771 440 senes and above: B. Kline 442, N. Speicher 442. B Todd 192480. L. Vance 175-471, B Gardner 178,177-502, S. Kern 176-494. E. Ogle 190-173. S. Tytler 177-498. B Ganz 468, B Kay 173-462 170 games and above: S. Ray 173 Tuesday Night Ladies Sleepy Owl 12 4 Jot Em Down Grocery 12 4

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Lakeside Laundry 9 7 Syracuse Rubber 9 7 Augsburger’s IGA 9 7 Hickman Moving & Storage 8 8 Grassy Creek Restaurant 6 10 H& M Motor Clinic 6 10 Lakeland Standard 5 11 W’alter Drug Co. 4 12 High team game and series: Sleepy Owl — 731-2096 450 series: B. Gardner 186-478 160 games: C. Tillett 178, M. Dixon 166, C. Opperud 166, A. Rider 165. S. Brumbaugh 161, S. Gilbert 160 Milford Business League Sharp Hardware Co. 11 5 Milford TV 10 6 Arro Motor Homes 10 6 Walter Drug Co. 10 6 Campbell s Market 9 7 Hickory Lounge 9 7 Berk’s Body Shop 5 11 Kem Grain 7 5 Augsburger’s Syracuse 5 7 Augsburger’s Milford 4 12 High team game and series: Milford TV - 1240-2982 500 series: F. Avery 574. J. Kem 566. W. Miller. 534, L. Krauter 529, P. Wuthrich 527, D. Dowty 524, H. Doty 523, B. Simon 523, D. Rensberger 521. D. Thibaut 518, L. Young 515, B. Dippon 514, W. Jackson 510, K. Mathews 507, P. Campbell 507, B. Kaiser 503. H. Wuthrich 503. D. Wuthrich 502 200games: P. Campbell 215. F. Avery 211-203. P. Wuthrich 210, B. Simon 208. D. Wuthrich 204, L. Young 202. W. Miller 201 Monday Night County League Eager Leagers 71 Wawasee Bowl 71 Burger Dairy Store 6 2 Frog Tavern 6 2 Charlie's Ten Pin 5 3 Bud’s Body Shop 5 3 WawaseePackage 5 3 Thornburg's * 5 3 Louie’s Bar & Grill 4 4 Pilcher Shoes 4 4 Anchor Bar 4 4 Wawasee T.V. 4 4 Barbee Hotel 3 5 Kurley’s Keglers 3 5 Bushong Barber Shop 3 5 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 3 5 Delta 1 ' 2 6 Dixie Boat 2 6 Delta 2 2 6 High team game and series: Wawasee Package — 1025-2749 High Ind. game: L. Welty — 258-603 High Ind. series: J. Morganthaler - 213,217-627 Honor Scores: A. Mousley 205-567, R. Simon 215-578. R. Hostetter 215559. D. McKibben 233. D. Armtruster, 202-580. R. Bell 212. L. Vance 201,211-600, H. Galloway 233-565. E. Whitacre 207. A. Howell 204, G. Vanator 205, A. Collingsworth 213-555, P. Wright 201. C. Frushouf, 200-562, R. Hibschman 201,202-583, C. Eby 225-563, J. Wortinger 206-584, F. Nyikos 231-568, E. Anderson 232592. J. Kem 214-601, L. Miller 200. P. Royer 214 Friday Nite Mixed L. Thwaits Grain 71 Monsanto 71 Vidiotronics 6 2 Pickwick Theatre 54 24 Louie's Bar 54 24 Stahly-Stillson 5 3 B& K Drivein 5 3 Sleepy Owl 4 4 Wick's Marina 4 4 Biddle 4 4

1971. You’ve We’ve changed. Worth seeing. Worth owning. y 1 Worth waiting for. Xtga. Not just another little car, but one little car that does everything well. You get more room, more weight and more power than most little cars give you. yet the gas mileage is right in the same neighborh with the best of them. Vegas come dressed up. too. not stripped to the bone so you have to add a lot to make them liveable. Drive one. You‘ll see. ■ -ar < r Caprice. There's a double layer of steel in the roof, a steel guard beam in each door. power disc brakes up front, anew power ventilation system inside, a wheelbase two and one-half inches longer. ou get the looks and comfort of a six- or seven-thousand-dollar car. but at Chevrolet prices. And that s the kind of change during these tight-money times that all of us can appreciate. . mmt fr, -”V r/TTry. A vanishing tailgate. A big change in our big wagon. The window goes up into the roof, the GlideAway tailgate vanishes beneath the floor. Out of sight. Out of your way for easy loading»even in a closed garage or when you have a trailer hooked on. HHHHHI See what we mean by putting you first? September 29 at your Chevrolet dealer's.

4 ■ « • V ' flfllflflßl . fl < fli flfl ' I I 'w.» ' 4-" TRACTOR PULL — Members of the Wawasee high school Future Farmers chapter conducted a tractor pul) last week during the fall festival at Milford. The pull was started on Thursday and re-scheduled for Saturday afternoon because of rain. Above an unidentified driver makes his pull as a large crowd looks on.

First Runner-Up, 'Miss Congeniality' In County Junior Miss Pageant

Blonde and blue-eyed Chris Caywood, 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Caywood. Jr., of r 3 Syracuse and a Wawasee high school student, was chosen first runner-up and Miss Congeniality in the 1971 Kosciusko county junior miss pageant at Warsaw Saturday. The Miss Congeniality title was

Power Mfg. 4 4 Ruth’s Styling Salon 4 4 Frog Tavern 4 4 Thwaits Grain 3 5 Kinder 3 5 Wawasee TV 3 5 Beacon 2 6 Village Tap 2 6 United Telephone 2 6 Syracuse Rubber 0 8 High team series: Pickwick — 2053 High team game L. Thwaits Grain — 728 600 series: C. Eby 610 - 500 series (Women) L. Vance 508, K. Knisley 508. G. Hostetler 509, J. Trolsen 522, J. Pounds 562, D. Thwaits 536, E. Stahly 578, (Men) D. Armbruster 523, R. Hostetler 532, E. Smith 529. B. Trolsen 532. M. Carlson 533. D. Price 508, L. Thwaits 539, D. McFarland 522, J. Kem 572, B. Thwaits 542, J. Lowe 508. H. Dixon 507, D. Gardner 521, B. Gilbert 556. 450 series and above (women): B. Kline 473, S. Gilbert 464, A. Frenger 476, M. Dixon 466, L. Gilbert 490. 200 games: E.Stahly 216, D. Gardner 202, B. Gilbert 212, B. Frenger 205, B. Thwaits 200, L. Thwaits 203, M. Carlson 211, J. Pounds 209, B. Trolsen 202, J. Trolsen 220, G. Field 201, C. Eby 212, D. Armbruster 212. 170 games and above (women): L. Vance 175, K. Knisley 171,177, C. Hostetler 188,175, B. Kline 190,

from a vote by the 16 other candidates in the contest. Chris states a desire to enter the nursing profession following high school. Ginny Eschbach, daughter of judge and Mrs. Jesse E. Eschbach of Warsaw was crowned the new Junior Miss of the event.

S. Gilbert 180, D. Thwaits 192,177, S. Kem 173, A. Frenger 178,173, E. Stahley 194, L. Gilbert 172. Jim Twaits Wins Tractor Pull Saturday Jim Twaits won the MAD tractor pull held at 5 p.m. Saturday afternoon. He pulled 406 per cent with his tractor weighing in at 730 pounds. The tractor pull was held by the FFA as a public service for MAD’s festival. Others placing were as follows: Jim Garber. 378 per cent; Lawrence Twaits, 359 per cent; Steve Garber, 354 per cent; Jake Kern. 350 per cent; Jerry Blosser, 328.2 per cent; Larry

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Mast, 314.5 per cent; and Jim Twaits, 303 per cent. Robert Stouder’s tractor weighed in the heaviest at 1,060 pounds while Jeff Campbell’s weighed in the lightest at 530 pounds. A total of 20 entries were reported. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Robert Reed of Milford was a guest of the “Nuggets” at the home of Mrs. Richard Cloud at Edwardsburg, Mich., on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The “Nuggets” were officers of Mrs. Hazel Chester who was worthy matron of Loa Chaper OES, Elkhart, in 1949.

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