The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 November 1970 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Nov. 11, 1970

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E3HO r y T" TOP PLAYERS — Bill Richardson, Tim Blue and Russ Mikel are shown in front and Rex Hunziker, Tom Eriblex and Roger Korenstra are in the back of the abose picture. They represent the top players on the Wawasee high school football team. >■ Hunziker was named as a tackle Monday night for the first team of the Northern Lakes Conference all conference team, Fribley was named an end. Mikel a halfback and Blue quarterback on the second team. Both Richardson, a halfback, and Korenstra. a fullback, received honorable mention. The awards were presented at theconference banquet held at Bremen Monday evening. Bremen placed first in football competition with Wawasee second and Warsaw third. Jim baseball coach of the state championship Washington Clay team, was speaker.

Wawasee Ties Warsaw 8-8 To Finish 2d In Conference

* By JOHN BAHN Wawasee tied Warsaw 8-8 last Wednesday night to finish its first season in the Northern Lakes Conference in second place Bremen, the only conference team to defeat the Warriors during the season, now stands alone in first place. A victory over Warsaw Wednesday would have given the Warriors a share of first place Warsaw finished in third place because of the tie. had they defeated Wawasee. the Warriors team would have finished in the third position The Warriors entertained Warsaw’s Tigers on the Wawasee field Wednesday. It was the last game of the season for the local boys The first quarter started off with Warsaw’s Jim Kaufman kicking off to Wawasee's Donn May With a minute into the game an illegal procedure penalty was called against Wawasee for five yards Following this Wawasee punted l-ate in the quarter Warsaw fumbled and Wawasee recovered With 4:19 left in the quarter Warsaw attempted a touchdown pass only to have it blocked by the Warriors Seven seconds later Warsaw's Mike Simpson received a handoff and ran 12 yards for a touchdown with the extra points run good Warsaw then kicked with Wawasee’s Russ Mikel receiving for a two-yard gain With 3:03 left m the quarter Kaufman intercepted On the next play Donn May and Mikel blocked an attempted touchdown pass With 2:44 left in the quarter Wawasee's Tim Blue passed to Joe Baumgartner for a first down Warsaw took over the ball because of an offside call against Wawasee Several seconds later clipping penalty against Warsawcaused a 10-ya rd loss With 9:24 left in the half Wawasee’s Tom Fribley intercepted With 4:35 remaining Warsaw's Rick Kerlin punted Mikel received and ran a 15-yard return With 1:58 remaining Warsawfumbled and Warrior John Rhodes recovered. With the clock running out and only 54 seconds remaining Tiger Bob Longenecker intercepted a pass Warsaw kicked off at the beginning of the third quarter and Wawasee’s Rex Hunziker recovered and ran 33 yards Later with 7’40 left in the quarter, Warsaw fumbled and Tom Fribley recovered With 6:39 left Joe Baumgartner received a 12-yard pass for a first down for Wawasee Only 20 seconds into the final quarter Warsaw punted for 25

yards Later with 8:40 left the Tigers fumbled and Donn May recovered The high point in the game for Wawasee came when Blue prepared to pass but darted in for a touchdown Rex Hunziker ran for the extra point. The clock showed 8:10 remaining. Following this with 7:34» remaining m the quarter Hun ziker intercepted a pass from W arsaw Blue ran for a first down with 6.12 remaining Later with 4 14 left in the game a penalty was called against Warsaw for unsportsmanlike conduct. With 4 12 left in the game Warsaw was thrown for a three-yard loss With 3 10 remaining a 10-yard penalty was called against Warsaw Wawasee's attempts for a second touchdown were futile in the last few minutes of the game. Statistics W WC Yards gained rushing 142 155 Yards gained passing 121 65 Ist downs rushing 0 8 Ist downs passing 5 5 Ist down penalties 3 1 passes attempted 16 17 passes completed 10 8 passes intercepted 5 4 punts * 3 3 punt average 8 91 Yards penalized 25 65 Fumbles 0 3 Fumbles recovered 3t? 0 I " ' ■ ■ . ■_ Phil Wysong To Be Honored A motion was made at the Monday night's meeting of the West Noble school board to further honor Phil Wysong. state winner of cross country meet at Indianapolis Phil was honored at a convocation in the West Noble high school last Monday afternoon. He was presented a certificate from the board and Robert Freiser. cross country coach was also honored. Glen K. Longenbaugh, superintendent of schools, made suggestions as to the revision of the school hand-book stating that the retirement age be changed from 65 to 66 The 1970-71 handbook was given out to board members by the administration. Three senior members from the West Noble student council attending the meeting and proposed some changes in the dress code The motion to accept these changes was passed by the board. A progress report was given on the new high school building with members stating that they were not completely satisfied with the present rate of progress Lloyd Ness, principal at the

f Wawaka building, gave the report on a recent meeting he had attended at Fort Wayne, on the narcotic problem. He preported hearing very interesting speakers and suggested that a class on this subject be taught next year as he felt that education on the subject would bring the best answer to the problem. The motion was passed to pay attorney fees on the building project of 1 per cent with a total due of $20,000 to the Campbell estate. In other business Longenbaugh was given permission to purchase moveable equipment for classrooms of the new school and to acquire bids for same. It was also suggested that the Washington Center building be used in the future program to house the auto mechanics division Permission was given for Lloyd Ness. Robert Wechter. and Roger Schermerhorn to attend the principal's meeting at Purdue. REPLOGLE FAMILY DINNER SATURDAY The Oliver and Barbara Ellen Replogle annual get-to gether was held Saturday at the Milford fire station. Daughters of the Replogles who were present were Mrs Mary Hight of South Bend, oldest person present. Mrs. Howard (Dorothy) Voris and Mrs. Glen (Ruth) Tom, both of Elkhart. Over 80 persons were present from Goshen. Elkhart, Nappanee. Mishawaka. South Bend 'and Milford The youngest person present was two-week old Paul Shelton, grandson of Mrs. Barbara (Replogle > Cripe. Another get-together was planned for next year at the same time.

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Land O Lakes Cutter 28 8 Harris 27 9 Dean's Milk 24 12 C& J Const 23 13 Regent 22 14 Frog Tavern 20 16 Liberty Homes 19 17 Wawasee Boat 18 18 Aqualand 17 19 Bowen Motors 16 20 Auer’s 16 20 Legion 15 21 State Bank 15 21 Sleepy Owl 13 23 N.W. Jaycees 9 27 Jenny’s Kitchenette 6 30 High team series and game: Dean’s Milk — 2798-986 500 series: G. Vanator 530, D. Knisley 556. A. Hinshaw 533. L. Welty 551, D. Karesh 517, P. Leach 506,1. Schlotterback 533, J. Schlotterback 517, C. Lantz 500. C. Gilbert 537, R. Williams 541 200 games: G. Vanator 234. D. Knisley 213, A. Hinshaw 203. L. Welty 201. D. Karesh 213, I. Schlotterback 219, J. Schlotterback 214, R. Williams 221. R. Brazil 210 Thurs. Nite Ladies Pilchers Shoes 31 13 Village Green 29 15 B&K Drive-In 27 17 Hughes Digging 27 17 Bowen Motors 26 18 Al's South Shore Marina 26 18 Regent Homes 26 18 Wawasee TV. 25 19 Kale Island 25 19 North Webster Bank 24 20 Louie's Bar 22 22 Mail Journal 21 23 Barth Inc. 19 25 Foo & Faye 19 25 Aqua Land Motel 18 26 Monsanto 17 27 Lakeland Produce 17 27 Brazel'sßait 16 28 Pickwick Inn 15 29 Lakeland Standard 10 34* High team game: Village Green — 815 High team series: Hughes Digging — 2243 500 series: J. Byland 156-184-202 for 542, E. Blakesley 167-203-147 for 517, P. Maresh 147-165-192 for 504 450 series and above: J. Reed 476. K. Gardner 452, H. Frushour 494. V. Penn 492. F Eby 455, B. Hamman 466. P. Loetz 463. I. Menzie 456. M. Sheets 450, J. Nolan 495. E. Eyer 481, A. Gallahan 475, B. Gardner 450 N. Searfoss 464, M. Henning 488. K. Felkner 451. M. Zellinger 483 * 200 games H Frushour 203 170 games and above: S. Brandon 184, S. Gilbert 170. M. Pifer 175, J. Reed 170, V. Penn 177-179, H. Rule 182, B. Hamman 185, P. Loetz 171, S. Bowen 184, M. Sheets 171. J. Nolan 190-170, G. Eyer 171, A. Gallahan, 183. M. Rensberger 175, B. Kern 179. N. Searfoss 175, M. Henning 175. L. Neff 170. M Zellinger 171 Friday Nite Mixed Sleepy Owl 25 11 Pickwick Theatre 244 114 L. Thwaits Grain 24 12 Thwaits Grain Inc. 23 13 Monsanto 22 14 Wick's Marina 22 14 Stahly-Stillson 20 16 Biddles 20 16 Louie's Bar 184 174 Ruth's Styling Salon 18 18 Wawasee TV 17 19 B & K Root Beer 17 19 Vidiotronics 16 20 Beacon 16 20 Power Mfg. 16 20 Frog Tavern 14 22 Kinder Mfg. 13 23 United Telephone 12 24 Village Tap 12 24 Syracuse Rubber 11 25 High team series and game. Pickwick Theatre — 2056-715 500 series (men); R. Hostetter 533. D. McKibben 504. D. Price 559, L. Thwaits 506, L. Welty 546. J, Kimble 506, D. Stahly 507, C Eby 530, J Kern 557, B. Thwaits 528. L. Epley 539, J. Morganthaler 529. L By land 542, J. Lowe 531. K Knisley 511. L. Dull 528. J. Pounds 551. B. Gilbert 517. L Vance 545 500 Series < Women): E Stahley 503. J. Byland 509 450 series and above: J. Trolsen 489. 1 Dull 452. E Blakesley 458. B. Young 462, M. Dixon 465. L. Vance 497, F. Eby 484, G. Thwaits 455. S. Kern 498. B Kline 451. 200games (men 1 : D Price 208. L. Welty 211, L. Vance 202. J. Pounds 204

170, games and above J. Byland 189. J. Trolsen 175, I. Dull 172. B. Young 178, M. Dixon 177. L. Vance 184. F. Eby 192. S. Kern 177, E. Stahly 189. L. Welty 191. Saturday Jr. Bowlers Gizzard Grabbers . 184 14 Flymg Diapers 18 2 Happy Hippos 16 4 Playboys 15 5 Slag Brothers 15 5 Invaders 13 , 7 Splits 12 8 Syracuse Model Rockets 10 10 Zingers 9 11 Masked Maggots 84 114 Masked Muskrats 8 12 Love Bugs 74 124 79’ers 7 13 Alley Queen Jr. 54 144 69'ers 4 16 Chargers 4 16 High team series and game: Flying Diapers — 2287-811 500 series: J. Schoph 573 300 series above (girls): B. Brouwer 355 (Boy’s): J. Milla--335. B. Byland 316. R. Neff 371, M. Felkner 332. G. Miller 399, P. Schrumph. 398. J. Fisher 343, P. Miller 413, S. Coy 310. T. Campbell 300, S. Anderson 379, T. Morganthaler 323. M. Byrket 366. B. Wolfe 320. G. Dean 486. M. Morganthaler 436. M. Sheline 426. D. pieterly 316. J. Dean 341, B. Clemons 347, M. Lantz 357. G. Lowe 364. T. Stidham 365. F. Troup 309 120 games (boys: B. Clemons 133, D. Dieterly 120, J. Dean 136, G. Dean 158-138-190, M. Morganthaler 142-155-139, M. Sheline 132-164-130. J. Schoph 159-184-230, M. Lantz 145-121. G. Lowe 146. T. Stidham 126-121, J. Fisher 162. P. Miller 158-148, Sanderson 140-140, M. Byrket 126-126-120, R. Neff 150-125. M. Felkner 120. R. Neff 123, G. Miller 156-142, D. Ganz 120. P. Schrumph 129-163, B. Byland 127, F. Troup 125 200 games and above (boys) .\ J. Schoph 230 120 game (girls): B. Brouwer 126. D. Byrket 120 • Tuesday Afternoon League Kern Grain 25 11 Todd Realty 21 15 Mock Marine Rentals 20 16 Kinder Mfg 20 16 Am. Industries 20 16 Cromwell Lbr. 19 17 Wawa Laundromat 18 18 State Bank 13 23 Lovables 12 24 Superior Sample 12 24 High team series and game: Kinder Mfg. — 2382-870 500 series: S. Kern 196-191-545 440 series and above: B. Todd 176-455, L. Vance 467, B. Gardner 190-450. N. Speicher 194-468. B. Kern 468. N. Mousley 440, B. Ganz 447, V. Penn 181-451. S. Brouwer 451, A. Gallahan 440 170 t iames and above: H. Frushour 175. E. Carlson 175 Milford Business Leage Milford TV 29 11 Campbell’s Market 27 13 Arro Motor Homes 26 14 Walter Drug Company 24 16 Little & Clark 24 16 Sharp Hardware Company 23*2 16 1 2 Berk’s Body Shop 19 21 Hickory Lounge 15 29 Augsburger. Milford 144 254 Augsburger. Syracuse 14 26 Kern Grain Company 9 31 High team game and series: Milford TV - 1029-2972 600 series: D. Wolferman 607 500 series: D. Wuthrich 593, D. Thibaut 574. J. Newcomer 552. J. Kern 11l 537, L. Krauter 536, J. Caple 530. G. Gordon 530, O. Replogle 528, D. Dowty 527, D. Hockert 523. B. Dippen 523. F. Avery 519. B Kaiser 518, J. Bray 516. J. de Somer 515, J. Schultz 513, L. Young 509. C. Berkeypile 502 200 games: D. Wolferman 235. O. Replogle 228, J. Newcomer 220. J. Kern 111 218. D. Wuthrich 217-209. G. Gordon 211. B. Seely 203, J. Caple 202, D. Thibaut 200 TuesdavNight Ladies Sleepy Owl ’ 30 14 Lakeside Laundry 28 16 Jot Em Down Grocery 28 16 Syracuse Rubber 24 20 Augsburger’s IGA 23 21 Hickman Moving — Storage 21 23 H& M Motor Clinic 21 23 Grassy Creek Restaurant 20 24 NOW SHOWING Held Over For Another Full Week Thru Wed., Nov. 18 BURT LANCASTER DEAN MARTIN in "Airport" Technicolor Open Monday Thru Friday 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m.

Brii NORTH WEBSTER TROJANS — Pictured above is the 1970-71 basketball team from North Webster junior high school and coach Phil Dick. Kneeling are Matt Minnick. Vince Rhodes. Mark Wickey, Mark Bowser, Jim Clayton, Ken Hamman and Mike Thomas. In back are Dick Preston, assistant coach: Garry Vanator. Jerry Rhodes. Dick Shock. Ralph Reiff. David Burchard. Wes Bell and Mr. Dick. Robin Zurcher was not present when the photo was taken.

Lakeland Standard 14 30 W alter Drug Co. 11 33 High team game and series: Lakeside Laundry — 781-2277 500 series: E. Wogoman 178.170-505 450 series: W. Nolan 172-487. B. Gardner 463 160 games: S. Brumbaugh 174. C. Wagoner 174, N. Kern 171. C. Wogoman 165 Tuesday HS Bowlers Alley Kings 20 4 Alley Cats 18 6 Gutter Gerttes 174 64 Teamsters 16 8 Strikers 16 8 Barfey X Four 12 12 Gutter Kings 11 13 Charlie Browners 10 4 134 Krasy Four 9 15 Bulldogs 7 17 Alley Queens 5 19 High team game: Alley Kings - 597 High team series: Strikers - 2063 450 series and above boys & 150 game: Dale Brown 157, Kevin Knisley 171. 154 ( 457), Erique Paradis 153, John Dean 160. 165 140 games and 400 series girls: Cher Edgar 161 (405 L Brenda Byrd 150 , n Hits & Misses Sylvan's 24 12 Brown's 20 16 Sharp Tool 20 16 Dog 18 18 Sportsman's 18 18 Braz's 17 19 Syracuse Mobile 15 21 Bud's 12 24 High team game and series: Sylvan’s - 637-1856 500 series (men or women): J. Cripe 560, R. Brazel 536, B. Brown 518, D. Heck a man 518 450 series and above (women): D. Cripe 459 200games (men or women): R. Brazel 215, D. Heckaman 211 170 games and above (women): D. Cripe 177, D. Mangona 192 Monday Night County League Burger Dairy Store 26 10 Eager Leagers 24 12 Wawasee Package 23 13 Pilcher Shoes 23 13 Wawasee TV 22 14 Charlies Ten Pin 10 16 Frog Tavern 194 164 Wawasee Bowl 19 17 Anchor Bar 19 17 Thornburgs 19 17 Delta II 18 18 Buds Body Shop 17 19 Bushong Barber Shop 17 19 Louies Bar & Grill 164 194 Barbee Hotel 16 20 Dixie Boat 16 20 Delta I 14 22 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 12 24

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Wawasee Prep Opens Basketball Season

Friday night. Nov. 13. Wawasee Prep will open its 197071 basketball season, hosting the Bryant Owls. Coach Rex Yentes, in his third year at Prep, has three starters returning from his ‘69-‘7O team which won nine and lost nine. Coach Yentes has a good nucleus to build around with sophomore Sylvester Allen of Chicago, junior. Rick Mertz of Defiance. 0., and senior Mike Elward of Wabash. Allen was second leading scorer and leading rebounder on last year’s team Mertz led the Lakers in assists and was third highest scorer. Elward was fourth in scoring and second in rebounding in 1969 Coach Yentes feels that two of the toughest games of the season will be the first week end. Bryant has all five starters returning from last year’s squad, led by senior guard Tom Weidel who averaged better than 30-points per game last year. Saturday night. Nov. 14, Wawasee Prep will travel to South Whitley to take on the Bulldogs who have center. Tom Davis, back again. The rest of the Laker varsity consists of seniors: Kent Ryan of Fort Wayne and Bryan Goodall of Crown Point: juniors: Ed Binzel of Washington Court House, 0., Rod Martin of South Bend, and Mark Sisko of Patterson. N.J.; sophomores: Greg Anderson of Chicago. Terry Bonds of South Bend. Clifton Mack, Chicago and LaVille Montgomery, Fort Wayne. The public is invited to attend Kurleys Keglers 11 25 Schwartz Homes 8 28 High team games: Chalies Ten Pin — 989 High team series — Pilcher Shoes — 2772 High ind. game: P. Beezley — 268-202-643 High ind. series: W. Stahly — 217-227-247-691 R. Hibschman 213, M. Ganshorn 202-582. V. Stayer 203. C. Eby 204-577. D. Pilcher 200, F. Nyikos 206. G Davis 225-614, G. Bums 211, L. Thwaits 204-203-581, R Simon 201, T. Jones 214. M. Simon 201, D. Smith 209-584. A. Collinsworth 211. R. Van 212, R. Stahley 217. E Anderson 247-610, J. Morganthaler 582. L. Miller 213-559, F. Stedman 581, D. Start 205-559, H. Bartman 200, R. Thibaut 212-215-575. L. Vance 205

all of Wawasee Prep’s home games. The remainder of the Prep schedule follows: Nov. 13 - Bryant (H) Nov. 14 - South Whitley (T) Nov. 21 - Donaldson Divine Heart (H) Dec. 4 - LaLumiere (H) Dec. 5 - Bethany Christian (T) Dec. 11 - White's (T) Dec. 12 - Howe Military (H) Dec. 16 - Wheeler (H) Jan. 9 - Four-Way Tourney: White's. Huntington Catholic, Kewanna. Wawasee Prep (Syracuse Jr. High Gym) Jan. 15 - Donaldson Divine Heart (T) Jan. 16 - Indianapolis Latin (T) Jan. 23 - Hamilton (T) Jan. 30 - Westview (T) Feb. 5 - Michigan City Marquette (H) Feb. 6 - Indianapolis Park (H) Feb. 12 - Marion Bennett (H) Feb. 13 - Huntington Catholic (T) LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Robert Wilkerson left Friday from Syracuse for her residence at Richmond. Mrs Hazel Kline ahd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berkeypile and daughters of Milford attended the wedding of Roger Smoker over the week end. Smoker is the grandson of Mrs Kline and brother of Mrs. Berkeypile.

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