The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 December 1970 — Page 2

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’ THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Dec. 23, 1970

The Iff*if • f ©LPCDIUTr 1 © ' ■>s#*W ' |. ■M|S JF Jhh v’’-x HL* w4~ ***"**' IK - DETERMINATION — The face of Warrior John Hamilton is set in determination as he goes up for a lay-up in the photo above. Hamilton is a junior and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hamilton of Milford. He hit for a total of 18 points during the game as the Warriors defeated the Squires 82-70 in the Wawasee gym last Friday evening. Photo by John Bahn.

WHS Warriors Nail Manchester 82-70

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors basketball team nailed the Manchester Squires against the wall last Friday evening for an early Christmas present as the Warriors won 82-70 This victory gives the Warriors a 4-3 record for the season The Squires got off to a fair start with a 4-0 lead over the Warriors, however. Wawasee came back, taking the lead and righting hard to keep it. The quarter ended with Wawasee holding a 19-16 lead The Warriors dropped off in scoring in the second quarter The Squires lacked in offense but held their defense very well. The Warriors defense and offence

Wrestlers Take West Noble 48-6

By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Wrestlers pounded the West Noble Chargers last Thursday to take a 48-6 victory and bring their record to 5-1 for the season. In the 98 pound weight class Wawasee’s Dan Doll pinned West Noble's Riedenback with 57 seconds left in the third period. In the 105 pound weight class Wawasee s Mark Treesh pinned West Noble's Barhydt seven seconds into the third period. In the 112 pound weight class Chip Dye was decisioned by West Noble's Riedenback 9-2. In the 119 pound weight class Jay de Somer pinned Mike Jones with :13 left in the first period. In the 126 pound weight class .Steve Coburn decisioned D. Riedenback 54). In the 132 pound class John Lietx of Wawasee was decisioned by Mike Coy. In the 138 pound class Jim Marlette pinned Rick Oddis of West Noble with 37 seconds left in the third period. In the 145 pound weight class

were not up to par during the quarter Half time score: Wawasee 35, Manchester 33 In the third quarter Wawasee jumped ahead in scoring with excellent defense and offence while Manchester dropped in both Wawasee charged ahead crushing much of Manchester’s hopes of taking over the lead. The Warriors held a 61-48 lead at .the end of the quarter Wawasee and Manchester were equal in the final period of play as both scored 22 points Warrior John Hamilton scored 18 points with teammates Dave Elliott adding 17 points, Jeff Hughes adding 16 points and Tim Blue adding 15 points

Wes Kilmer pinned Crouder with 33 seconds left in the second period In the 155 pound weight class Bill Richardson pinned Johnson of West Noble with :29 left in the first period. In the 167 pound weight class Clint Olsen pinned Prutt of West Noble with 42 left in the second period. In the 185 pound weight class Roger Korenstra pinned Hawn with 29 left in the first period. In the heavy weight class Eric Kolberg pinned Carroll with 34 seconds left in the second period. JVWtas3s-3 The Wawasee junior varsity wrestlers pounced West Noble for a 35-3 win. Five forfeits were received by the junior Warriors. In the 98 pound class Mark Vanlaningham received a forfeit In the 105 pound class Bill Butt pinned West Noble's Everly with 22 seconds left in the first period. In the 112 pound weight class Doug Hoerr received a forfeit from West Noble In the 119 pound weight class

Grey Garner scored a total of 24 points for the Squires for the evening's high point honors. Jack Meek added an additional 21 points for the visiting Squire team. Scores by quarters: Wawasee 19 35 61 82 North Manchester 16 33 48 70 Box scores follow: WAWASEE (82) - Elliott 652, Hughes 805. Thomas 205, Hamilton 823. Blue 550, Mikel 101, Workman 313. Fribley 013 and J. Beer 100. For totals of 34-14-22. MANCHESTER (70) - Garner 962. Meek 932, Young 111, Howard 453, Purdy 134 and Fife 123 for totals of 25-20-15 John Glon of Wawasee received a forfeit from West Noble. In the 126 pound weight class Terry Vanlaningham pinned Kuhn with 34 seconds left in the second period. In the 132 pound weight class Bruce McClure of Wawasee was decisioned by Replogle 4-0. In the 138 pound weight class Bob Bauman pinned Huff of West Noble with 37 seconds left in the second period. In the 145 pound weight class Steve Vanlaningham pinned Rex of West Noble with 43 seconds left in the first period. In the 167 pound weight class Dwight Custer pinned Murphy of West Noble with only one second remaining in the first period. In the 185 pound weight class Dave VanLue of Wawasee received a forfeit from West Noble with Joe Schafer of the heavy weight class also received a forfeit from West Noble. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner of Milford entertained Sunday to a preChristmas dinner at their home. Those enjoying the day were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Baumgartner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Baumgartner and family, all of Milford.

Saturday Jr. Bowlers Playboys Flying Diapers 29 11 Gizzard Grabbers 284 114 Splits 28 12 Happy Hippos 274 124 Slag Brothers 27 13 Invaders 23 17 69’ers 20 20 Love Bugs 194 204 Masked Maggots *' 184 214 Zingers 17 23 Model pockets 16 24 79’ers 15 25 Masked Muskrats 12 28 Alley Queen, Jr. 114 284 Chargers 8 32 High team series: Flying Diapers — 2249 High team game: Splits — 813 300 series (girls): N. Huffer 323, (boys): D. Lickens 304, J. Garr 311, T. Coburn 438, D. Dieterly 366. D. Dieterly 316, J. Dean 325, Ls Allen 316, G. Dean 496, M. Morganthaler 465, M. Sheline 457, J; Schoph 468, J. Miller 408, R. Rinker 324, D. Ganz 366. B. Cox 348, M. Lantz 368, G. Lowe 379, T. Stidham 376, S. Anderson 395. T. Morganthaler 344, M. Byrket 361, B. Wolfe 344. R. Neff 349, T. Stump 321, R. Neff 346, B. Clemons 356, J. Fisher 354, T. Campbell 339 120 games (girls): V. Todd 133, N. Huffer 128 (boys): J. Garr 123, T. Coburn 150-150-138, D. Dieterly 155, D. Dieterly 134, J. Dean 138128, G. Dean 143-185-168, M. Morganthaler 140-163-162, M. Sheline 125-153-179. J. Schoph 156-165-147, J. Miller 131-157-120, R. Rinker 128, D. Ganz 133-127, F. Troup 124, B. Cox 145, M. Lantz 146, G. Lowe 128-150, T. Stidham 132-122-122, S. Anderson 145-136, T. Morganthaler 136, M. Byrket 130, B. Wolfe 124-125, Randy Neff 128, T. Stump 137, Rick Neff 128, B. Clemons 156, J. Fisher 130-131 LANDO LAKES Final Ist Half Cutter 43 17 Dean’s Milk 39 21 Harris 38 22 Frog Tavern 38 22 Regent 34 26 C&J Const. 34 26 Wawasee Boat 334 264 Bowen Motors 32 28 Legion 314 284 Aqualand Motel 31 29 Liberty Homes 29 31 State Bank 27 33 Auers Serv. 25 35 Sleepy Owl 24 36 , N. W. Jaycees 12 48 Jenny’s Kitchenette 9 51 High team series and game: Frog Tavern 2715 — 936 500 series: ,M. Yoder 566. A. Howell, 537, D! Karesh 549, J. Lowe 532 G. Nordman 530, C. Walton 522, E. Money 501, C. Walton 552, R. Brazil 516, D. Knislev 542, R. Schultz 540, L. Welty 587, G. Bell 508, J. Rhodes 538, G. Vanator 519, R. William 508. J. Byrd 510, D. Swenson 526, D. Van 534, F. Avery 540, L. Weaver 525, R. Barnett 518, K. Knisley 525. R. Knisley 562, R. Leach 506, E. Harding 552. 200 games: M. Yoder 223, D. Karewi 210, G. Nordman 205, E. Marty 201, C. Walton 219, R. Brazil 227, R. Schultz 205, L. Welty 207, D. Knisley 212, D. Van 205, K. Bell 209, R. Barnett 246, K. Knisley 204, R. Knisley 209, E. Harding 226 Milford Business League Second Half Milford TV 4 0 Arro Motor Homes 4 0 Cambell's Market 3 1 Little & Clark 3 1 Walter Drug Co. 3 1 Augsburger. Milford 3 1 Augsburger, Syracuse 1 3 Sharp Hardware Co. 13 Berk’s Body Shop 1 3 Kern Grain Co. 13 C. S. Myers Ford 0 4 Hickory Lounge 0 4 High team game and series: Milford TV - 1049-3005 600 series: L. Newman 604, P. Campbell 602. 500 series: B. Dippen 565. D. Thibaut 559. O. Reptogle 555, L. Young 555. L. Kern Hl 553, D. Butler 542, G. Gordon 529, F. Avery 524, B. Simon 521, D. Neff Thursday - Saturday, December 24-25-26 The Peanuts Gang In “BOY NAMED CHARLIE BROWN” Color Sunday - Wednesday, December 27 thru 30 “GONE WITH THE WIND” CLARK GABLE VIVIAN LEIGH Color

516, T. Darr 513, W. Jackson 511, L. Krauter 509, D. W’olferman 501, B. Seely 507, L. Mollenhour 504, H. Wuthrich 503 200 games: L. Young 235, P. Campbell 219-218, L. Newman 211-202, D. Thibaut 211, O. Replogle 212, J. deSomer 212, D. Neff 214, J. Kern 111 205, B. Dippon 203, D. Johns 201 Tuesday Night Ladies Sleepy Owl 47 21 Jot Em Down 47 21 Lakeside Laundry 444 234 Syracuse Rubber 37 31 Hickman Moving & Storage 324 354 Grassy Creek Rest. 31 37 Augsburger’s IGA 30 38 H & M Motor Clinic 28 40 Lakeland Standard 27 44 Walter Drug Co. 19 49 High team game and series: Jot Em Down Grocery — 985-2610 500 series: M. Dixon 185, 195, 169-549. D. Stucko 172, 228-545, M. Pifer 171, 199-511, J. Trolson 168, 166, 176-510 450 series: W. Nolan 176-478, C. Wogoman 160, 174-469, C. Whitacre 166466 160 games: M. Harris 178, M. Whisler 171, L. Crow 165, P. Green 165, D. Johnston 165 Monday County Wawasee Package 38 18 Pilcher Shoes 38 22 Eager Leagers 37 23 Thornburgs 37 23 Charlies Ten Pin 35 21 Burger Dairy Store 34 26 Frog Tavern 334 264 Wawasee TV 32 28 Louies Bar & Grill 304 294 Wawasee Bowl 30 30 Buds Body Slop 30 30 .Anchor Bar 30 30 Delta No.l 29 31 Bushong Barber Shop 28 32 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 27 33 Kurlevs Keglers 25 35 Barbee Hotel 24 36 Dixie Boat 23 37 Delta No. 2 21 39 Schwartz Homes 14 46 High team game: Frog Tavern - 983 High team series: Bushong Barber Shop — 2746 High Ind. Game & Series — T. Schrock — 201-245-644 Honor Scores J. Scarbeary 207, 568. D. Armbruster 217. 607. J. Kern 226, 554, G. Davis 209, 551, L. Thwaits 225, C. Eby 212,204, 585. W. Stahly 209, 560. A. Collinsworth 201, E. Henning 208,574,1. Rookstool 200, R. Stahley 212, R. Simon 212, 575, D. Start 550, J. Pounds 227,592, R. Knisely 571, R. Firestone 204, E. Whitacre 200, A. Walgamuth 203, 555, H. Galloway 212, 580, D. Strombeck 211, 564, M. Dorsey 206, 587

i Al A X REP. TH AMES MAUZY Rep. Mauzy Gets His Committee Assignments State representative Thames Mauzy of Warsaw received his committee assignments late last week when the House of the Indiana General Assembly was organized. He was renamed to the Natural Resources and Conservation and

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I' i ti* 3 J-" ~ SSS THEY’RE OFF — Mail-Journal photographer John Bahn captured Wawasee swimmers Dave Berghorn, left, and Jim Pachynski, right, as they began the 100 yard butterfly competition during the school’s meet with Howe Military on December 17. Wawasee walked off with top honors as they downed Howe 58-37. In the 100 yard butterfly Berghorn was first, the unidentified Howe swimmer on the far left placed second and Pachynski was third.

Swimmers Flatten Howe 58-37

Bv JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors swimmers met the Howe Military team last Thursday evening and came away with a 58-37 victory. This victory brought the Warrior record to 3-1. Results of the meet follow: 200 yard medley relay — Dal Ummel, Tom Spearman. Dave Berghorn and Greg Ummel, W. 200 yard freestyle — Dala Berghorn, W 2:02.9: Tony Newman W 2:13: Payne HM 2:20.

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SANTA ARRIVES — Approximately 600 children and a number of parents attended the free kiddie show at the Pickwick Theatre Saturday, sponsored by the Syracuse police and fire departments, merchants and industry of the area. The show consisted of a feature length Flintstone cartoon and a number of shorts making a two-hour show. Following this event, Santa was on hand and assisted by volunteer fireman to hand out treats to those in attendance. Police chief Orville Vanderßeyden and deputy Dale Sparklin assisted with traffic control and children.

X Corporations committees, making him a ranking member of these comfnittees. He was also named to the Financial Institutions. Agriculture, Cities and Towns and Transportation committees. Rep. Mauzy recently won reelection to a third two-year term to the General Assembly. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs, Joe Thornburg of Syracuse are on a Florida holiday trip. Mr. and Mrs. Dane Rumfelt oi r 1 Milford entertained Sunday for the Biller Christmas. Guests were from Milford, Nappanee, Indianapolis and Kankakee, 111. Mr and Mrs. Carl Fiechter and family of Bluffton, will entertain the Theo Beer family at their home on Christmas day. Mrs. Fiechter is the former Mary Beer Those attending will be Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Speicher and family, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Beer, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Beer and family. Mr and Mrs. Robert Hoerr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Doll and family and Bernie Beer, all of Milford.

200 yard individual medley — Tagers HW 2:35; Steve Schrumpf W 2:46.2; James Pachynski W 2:48.4.. • 50 yard free style — Galleher HM 24.8; Gausg HM 27.1; Greg Ummel W 27.6. ‘ Diving — Keeler HM; Scott Staley W 124.70; Kent Sawyer W 120:40. - 100 yard butterfly — Dave Berghorn W first with 1:01.8; James Pachynski W third with 1:23.2.

LAKELAND LOCALS Miss Carrie McFarren spent Sunday afternoon in the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McFarren at Pierceton. Qaudette, Susan, Fat and Scott McQuillan of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mock of Dewart Lake were week end callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowser of near Dewart Lake.

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100 yard free style — Dana Berghorn W. 59.3; Dwyer HM 1:00.2; Gauss HM 1:02.8. X 400 yard free style — Tony Newman W 4:55.3; Payne HM 4:59; Kelly HM 5:19. 100 yard back stroke — Dal Ummel W 1:07.8; Downy HM 1:16.6; Nisja HM 1:26.6. 100 yard breast stroke — Tom Spearman W; Ring, HM 1:15.8; Steve Schrumpf W 1:16.6. 400 yard free style relay — Gene Lawson. Kevin Fry, George Glaser and Doug Bushong W. ROTARIANS HEAR TALK ON JAMAICA Kenneth Larrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larrison of Syracuse, was guest speaker for the Tuesday dinner-meeting Os the Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary club. / A missionary in Jamaica for the Society of Friends (Quakers) for the past one and one-half years, Larrison is located at Happy Grove on the east end of the island, and will be serving there for an additional one and one-half years. His talk included culture, how it was accomplished, and family life. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Bowser of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bowser of Goshen, Clarence Whisler of Dewart Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haines of North Webster The MAILJOURNAL hr The MaU-Jearaal every We*nee<»y end entered M Seeead Claaa Batter at the Feet Office at Syracuse. Indiana 46347. Secend elate aaatace aaid at IM E. Main Street. Syraeate, ladle* 46567 and at aidltlenal eatry effleae. Sahaeriatlaa: S3.M aer year la KeiCluiko Coenty; 53.3 d outside ceaaty. * ■