The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 October 1970 — Page 2

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Wawasee Shuts Out Manchester 20-0

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors smashed North Manchester in a hard rushing game last Friday at Wawasee The first quarter started off with Wawasee’s Donn May kicking off to Manchester-opd the two teams battled down to the wire With 34 seconds gone Wawasee’s Kim Cripe rushed through the Manchester offensive line for a three-yard pass against Manchester Later in the quarter Manchester punted 30 yards with Wawasee’s Russ Mikel receiving There was no punt return With 8:24 in the quarter Manchester’s Mike Burke intercepted and with 3:27 left in the quarter. Wawasee’s Donn May received a punt from Manchester and ran an 11 yard return. In the second quarter with only 10 seconds gone Russ Mikel received a handoff and ran 15 yards Tim Blue passed to Tom Fribley for another 15 yards Russ Mikel rushed through an opening in the Manchester defense for a 10-yard gain for Wawasee With 9 20 left in the quarter. Wawasee’s May dashed (or a first down, missing a touchdown by one yard Mikel crashed through the Manchester defense for the touchdown With 8:25 remaining m the quarter Wawasee’s Rex Hunziker plowed through the Manchester

Wawasee Reserves Down Manchester Warrior reserves played another outstanding game of defense this past week defeating Manchester 14-0. This was the third shut out recorded by the reserves and gave them a season record of five wins, two losses and one-tie John Rhoads, who played a great game as quarterback, started the scoring with a seven yard scoring pass to Bill Leemon The Warrior offense completely * dominated the first half but could only score six points and halftime score was 6-0 In the second half. Rhoads again found Leemon open for a 15-yard scoring pass Juan Pena threw to Leemon for the twopoint conversion the defense took over from this point and limited Manchester to only 11 yards for the game. The defense was~led by Tatman. Schium. Bauman. Klenke plus a host of other tacklers (lame Statistic* W M Yards Rushing 162 -11 Yards Passing 74 23 Passes Attempted 11 14 Passes Completed 7 5 Passes Intercepted 1 0 First Downs Rushing 10 1 First Downs Passing 3 1 First Dow ns on Penalty 11 First Dow ns Total 14 3 Punting Average 32 5 29 2 2 A prime function of the leader is to keep hope alive.

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offensive line causing the Manchester quarterback to fumble with Dave Baumgartner recovering. Later in the quarter with 4:45 remaining, Hunziker threw Manchester for a loss. Tim Blue passed to Donn May for a 13-yard gain with 2:35 remaining. Later Blue was thrown for a 13-yard loss. With 20 seconds remaining in the half Blue passed to Mikel for a 75yard run for another touchdown, a play that duplicated one play which occurred in the Rochester game. At half-time, junior high football players and their parents from Milford. North Webster and Syracuse were honored With 25 seconds in the third quarter Wawasee’s Mikel received a hand off and ran 13 yards Later Manchester’s Bill Kreider intercepted the ball With 8:25 remaining Donn May deflicted a pass and kept Manchester from a possible score. With 6:58 remaining Wawasee punted but was called back because of a roughing the kicker penalty, giving an automatic first down to the Warriors Russ Mikel later faked a punt and ran for a first down With five seconds gone in the fourth quarter Tim Blue passed to Tom Fribley for a touchdown Blue then passed to Russ Mikel for the extra points. With 10:48 left in the quarter

Prep Junior Varsity Ends Season, Defeats Northridge

.On Wednesday. Oct. 20, Wawasee Preparatory junior varsity met Northridge of Middlebury on Prep’s home field for the final game of Prep's football season. It was the Wawasee Prep Lakers game all the way with the final score 26-0. Statistics P N Yards rushing 289 23 Yards passing 60 27 Passes attempted 17 12 Passes completed 7 6 Interceptions 4 0 First downs 8 2 Howard Witherspoon of Niles. Mich. made one interception, Crit Witherspoon of South Bend made one and Ray Vanett of South Bend made the other two. The touchdowns were made by Sylvester Allen of Chicago on a quarterback keep and roll-out for 20 yards, and Terry Bonds of South Bend Greg Anderson

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Bill Richardson recovered a Manchester fumble. With 8:45 to go in the quarter Kim Cripe threw Manchester for a five-yard loss. Then. with 8 minutes remaining Cripe again threw Manchester for a two-yard loss Later, with 4:50 remaining Tom Fribley intercepted a pass and , gained 30 yards before being downed. Manchester fumbled the ball with 1:45 remaining The Squires recovered but lost six yards in the play. With 51 seconds remaining Wawasee’s Blue passed to May only three yards from the goal. The play was called back because May landed out of bounds With only nine seconds left Hunziker and- Dwight Custer threw Manchester for a 12-yard loss. Statistics W NM Yards gained in rushing 170 87 Yards gained in passing 136 26 First downs in rushing 5 5 First downs in passing 3 1 First downs in penalties 2 2 Passes completed 5 1 Passes attempted 12 11 Passes intercepted 1 2 Punts I 5 Punt yard average 39 33 Yards penalized 60 20 Fumbles 4 4 Fumbles recovered 4 4

made two TDs. one on a 50-yard pass reception and one on a 60yard reception. The single conversion was made by TerryBond The Lakers wind up their first season with a 5 win-2 loss record Next season Prep plans a full varsity and B-team schedule. h SYLVESTER ALLEN RAY VANETT

Mrs. Chester (Neva) Lawrence of Winona Lake spent last week in the home of Mr and Mrs Bus Likens.

Starts Friday, October 30 BURT LANCASTER DEAN MARTIN JEAN SEBERG GEORGE KENNEDY JACQUELINE BISSET in "Airport" Technicolor Open Monday Thru Friday 6:30 p.m. Saturday and «Mjndav 1:00 p.m.

Thurs. Nite Ladies . . Pilchers Shoes 29 7 Hughes Digging 22 14 B& K Drive-in 22 14 Village Green 22 14 Bowen Motors 21 15 WawaseeTV N 21 15 Al’s South Shore Marina 20 16 North Webster Bank 20 16 Regent Homes 20 16 Mail-Journal 18 18 Kale Island Beacon 17 19 Aqua Land Motel 16 20 Brazels Bait 15 21 Pickwick Inn 15 21 Barth 15 21 Foo & Faye 15 21 Louie's Bar 15 21 Monsanto 15 21 Lakeland Produce 13 23 Lakeland Standard 9 27 High team game: Pilchers Shoes — 801 High Team series: The MailJournal — 2271 500 series: L. Gilbert 221-161-189 for 571. K. Knisley 181-201-170 for 552, B. Gardner 148-207-172 for 527. J. Reed 158-177-190 for 525, P. Maresh 174-170-178 for 522, M Henning 181-166-168 fpr 515, J. Byland 171-156485 for 512, B. Menefee 164-199-147 for 510. C. Whitacre 170-169-161 for 500. 450 series: G. Hosteter 484, F. Money 473, J. Knisley 450. D. Byrket 464. J. Nolan 484. G. Eyer 462. A. Gallahan 465. M. Thornburg 450 170 game: F. Money 170. T. Chamberlin 179, C. Huffer 171, J. Nolan 173. I. Scott 174, P. Loetz. 180, G. Eyer 172. P. Benson 172. R. Easley 198, M. Thornburg 174. Land *o* Lakes Harris 22 6 Cutter 21 7 C& J Const. 19 9 Deans Milk .17 11 Frog Tavern 16 12 Regent 16 12 Bowen Motors 15 13 Liberty Homes 15 13 Auer’s 14 14 Aqualand 12 16 Legion 12 16 State Bank 12 16 Wawasee Boat Co. 12 16 Sleepy Owl 10 18 N. W. Jaycees 6 22 Jenny's kitchenette 5 23 High team series and game: C & J Construction — 2634-918 500 series: C. Walton 567, C. Walton 526, E. Money 536. R. Brazel 561, B. Eyer 508, G. Bell 529. P Campbell 546. K. Knisley 506. D. Butler 529, G. Nordmanp 517, F. Nykos 548. M. Simon 507, C. Lantz 516, V. Becker. 504, P. Leach 544. E. Gantz 527, B. Plikerd 505. D. Knisley 578, S. Rensberger 528, K. Bell 513, J. Erdly 520. P. Beezley 512, L. Welty 571, J. Schlotterback 555 200 games: C. Walton 212, E. Money 200. R. Brazel 219, E. Whitacre 201, P. Campbell 200, R. Simon 237, C. Lantz 208, W. Becker 204, D. Knisley 225. J. Schlotterback 211. Friday Night Mixed . Sleepy Owl 20 8 L. Thwaits Grain 19 9 Pickwick Theatre 184 94 ThwaitsGrain Inc 18 10 Monsanto 18 10 Louie’s Bar 174 104 Wicks Marina 16 12 Stahly-Stillson 16 12 B& k Root Beer 15 13 Ruths Styling Salon 15 13 Vidiotronics 14 14 Beacon 13 15 Biddles 12 16 Power Mfg. 12 16 WawaseeTV 11 17 Frog Tavern 10 18 Village Tap 10 18 Kinder 9 19 Syracuse Rubber 9 19 United Telephone 7 21 High team series and game: Sleepy Owl — 2166 - 751 500 series <women): J. Byland 520, L. McFarlapd 523. M. Dixon 540. S Kern 552. (men): G Field 546. J Kern 507, J Honer 503, L.

THINK ABOUT IT What Did Our State Representatives Do In The 1969 Session? H THINK ABOUT IT DEMOCRAT For Joint Representative e!lect x * Melvin J. (John) Konkle Kosciusko - Wabash - Whitley • Fulton & Huntington Counties Your support appreciated In Nov. 3 Election Paid by John Konkte

Epley 502, D. Maresh 522, L. Welty 500, J. Pounds 508, M. Carlson 550, J. Morganthaler 554, C. Eby 548, L. Vance 586, K. Knisley 517, D. Price 518, L. Thwaits 592, L. Byland 544, J. Lowe 526.. 450 sereis and above (women): L. Gilbert 462, K. Lowe 476, B. Young 468, D. Thwaits 451, L. Vance 487, K. McKibben 475, E. Stahly 456. A. Frenger 481, G. Thwaits 499. K. Knisley 487. 200 games (women): S. Kern 200. M. Dixon 206 (men): D. Maresh 205, J. Morganthaler 207, L. Thwaits 217200. J Lowe 203. 170 games and above (women): J. Byland 189, K. Lowe 188. L. Gilbert 182, L. McFarland 194179. V. Price 174, K. Knisley 188170. L. Vance 170, K. McKibben 187. M. Dixon 177. K. Frenger 171, G. Thwaits 175, S. Kern 183. Saturday Jr. Bowlers Gizzard Grabbers 114 4 Playboys 11 1 Slag Brothers 11 1, Happy Hippos 11 1 Flying Diapers 10 2 Splits 7 5 Invaders 7 5 Model Rocket Club 7 5 Zingers 6 6 Masked Maggots 44 74 Love Bugs 44 74 Masked Muskrats '4 8 Chargers 4 8 Groovy Gooles 4 8 79’ers 2 10 69’ers 2 10 Alley Queen Jr. 14 104 High team series and game: Playboys — 2171-754 300 series and above (boys): S. Anderson 437, T. Morganthaler 356. M. Byrket 370, B. Wolfe 345. F. Troup 325, M. Morganthaler 374, M. Sheline 386. J. Schoph 364. R. Neff 350. Rick Neff 321, B. Clemons 361. B. Slabaugh 345, J. Miller 373, B. Byland 386, D. Ganz 308. Wollman 370, P. Miller 342, T. Campbell 361, G. Lowe 387, M Lantz 383, T. Stidham 358, G. Miller 311, P. Schrumph 349. (No girls) 120 games (boys): P. Schrumph 121-150, Wolleman 140124. P. Miller 153,. T. Campbell 132-135. G. Lowe 160-121, M. Lantz 134-132, T. Stidham 131-125, J. Miller 137-128, B. Byland 165-141, R. Neff 126, Rick Neff 128, B. Clemons 129-131 M. Morganthaler 162-128. M. Sheline 171-123, J. Schoph 134-126, S. Anderson 174-148, T. Morganthaler 140-129, M. Byrket 138, B. Wolfe 133-138. F. Troup 122, R. Kern 134. (No girls) Tuesday Night Ladies Sleepy Owl 28 8 Syracuse Rubber 23 13 Lakeside Laundry 21 15 Jot Em Down Grocery 21 15 Augsburger’s IGA 19 17 Hickman Moving & Storage 17 19 H& M Motor Clinic 17 19 Grassy Creek Restaurant 15 21 Lakeland Standard 11 25 Walter Drug Co. 8 28 High team game and series: Sleepy Owl — 771-2172 500 series: B. Gardner 161, 199, J6O-520, S. Gilbert 181, 189-512 450 series: D. Lewis 191, 176495, E Wogoman 176-467, W. Nolan 193-464. M. Dixon 167, 179462 160 games: A. Rider 179 Tuesday Afternoon Kern Grain 20 8 Mocks Marine Rentals 18 10 Wawa Laundromat 17 11 Todd Realty 17 11 Kinders 15 13 Amer. Industries 13 15 Cromwell Lumber 12 16 Lovables 11 17 State Bank 9 19 Superior Sample 8 20 High team series and game: Kern Grain — 2422-858 500 series: K. Knisley 161, 182, 175-518. R. Easley 222-519 440 series and above: A. Sudlow 446. P Maresh 456. D. Thwaits 182-482. L. Vance 171-452, B. Gardner 164,175-495. S. Kern 190476. E. Ogle 185 456. H Frushour 182-485. D. Johnson 172-459. L.

Neff 188-491, B. Kline 446. S. Brouwer 180-460. Milford Business League Milford TV 26 10 Campbell’s Market 24 12 Walter Drug Company 21 11 Arro Motor Homes 19 13 Little & Clark 18 14 Sharp Hardware Company 18 14 Berk’s Body’ Shop 15 17 Augsburger, Syracuse 13 19 Augsburger, Milford 12 20 Hickory Lounge 10 26 Kern Grain Company 8 24 High team game: Milford TV — 1071 High team series: Little & Clark — 3015 500 series: L. Newman 560, B. Dippon 553, J. Kern 111 548. D. Rensberger 548. J. Bray 544, M. Chambers. 541, B. Simon 534, D. Thibaut 531, D. Butler 535, O. Replogle 527, D. Wolferman 518. D. Hockert 508. W. Bucher 514, P. Wuthrich 525. .D. Sharp 504 200 games: B. Dippon 242. J. Bray 234, L. Newman 225. D. Wolferman 205, J. Kern 111 202, B. Simon 201. D. Sharp 200 Tuesday Afternoon High School Gutter Gerties 124 4 Alley Kings 12 4 Alley Cats ' 12 4 Krazy Four 9 7 Charlie Browners 84 74 Teamsters 8 8 Strikers 8 8 Barfey X Four 7 9 Gutter Kings • 6 10 Bulldogs 6 10 Alley Queens 5 11 Fweeters 2 14 High team series and game: Alley Kings — 1670-606 150 games or 450 series (boys): D. Vice 177, E. Paradis 172, 171489, D. Brown 156. 152. S. Peterson 181, 156-467, K. Knisley 169, J. Dean 180, 153 140 games or 400 series (girls): B. Byrd 149, 146. 168-463 Hits & Misses Sylvan’s 20 8 Brown’s 16 12 Sharp Tool 16 12 Sportsman’s 16 12 Braz’s 14 14 Dog 11 17 Bud’s 11 17 Syracuse Mobile 8 20 500 series: R. Brazel 521, B. Wesner 554, J. Cripe 531 200 games: B. Wesner 220 CAREFREE MOMS ENJOY DINNER The Carefree Mothers club of Milford met in the home of Mrs. William Bess on Wednesday, Oct. 21, then went to a North Webster restaurant for dinner. After dining a meeting was held with interesting discussion.

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- PHIL WYSONG Wysong Wins Title At Sectional Phil Wysong. a junior at West Noble high school, won the individual honors at the Elkhart cross-country sectional. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wysong of r 1 Wawaka. At 16 he is six feet, two inches tall and weighs 160 pounds. His outstanding accomplishments in cross country began last year when he placed first in the NECC conference meet with 10:09. first in the Churubusco invitational, second in the Manchester invitational, first in the Elkhart sectional, second in the Fort Wayne regional and 12th in the state meet. He has broken the record on every 7 course that he has run on this year. He was first again in the NECC meet with a time of 9:17 and placed first in the Churubusco invitational. Manchester invitational and Goshen

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invitational prior to walking off with the sectional honors. He also did very well in track last spring. As a sophomore he won the Elkhart sectional mile run with a time of 4:30. He placed second behind Fort Wayne North Side’s Tim Zumbaugh, with a time of 4:20. Phil advanced to the ’ state track meet where he placed fifth in the mile run with a time of 4:19.6. LAKELAND LOCALS Mike Zimmerman and Richard Bender of Milford, attended the Wawasee football game Friday evening, while Mrs. Zimmerman and daughter Kara, spent the evening visiting with ■ Mrs. Bender and daughter Jennifer. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Royce Biller and Nell of r 2 Milford, spent Sunday evening visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman. Jr., of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spearman and family of r 3 Syracuse, attended the Holiday on Ice at Fort Wayne. Tuesday evening.

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