The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 February 1971 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Feb. 3, 1971

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■ I j™ < V I REBOUND — Warrior Ruas Mikel is showb above rebounding the ball for the Warriors. Although he did not have it in his possession when the photographer snapped this photo during the Wawasee — Pierceton game Friday night it was his a few seconds later. Wawasee was the 94-67 victor.

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By JOHN BAHN The Wawasee Warriors met the Pierceton Cubs last Friday evening in the Wawasee high school and defeated the visitors 94-67 Wawasee‘s record now stands at 10-5. The Warriors went high in individual scoring with John Hamilton totaling 27 points. Russ Mikel added 18 and Jeff Hughes followed with 15 points Randy Walters pumped in 18 for the Cubs while his brother Gary and Bill Kubacki each added 13 Wawasee screeched ahead leaving the Cubs in the dust at the end of the first quarter The

Junior Bowlers Hold Awards Day Awards for the junior bowlers, bowling on Saturdays at Wawasee Bowl, were presented last week at a luncheon meeting

SENATE PAGE — Gref Smith, son of Mr. and Mn. Merl Smith of Syracnse. is shown abase with Indiana state senator John F. s. # ■ Aagjwrgcr. Young Smith served as page for Senator Augsburger on February l. Greg is in the seventh grade at Syracuse.

quarter score was 23-12. Wawasee led 44-33 at the end of the half and widened the gap in the third quarter to lead 65-53 at the close of the next to last stanza Wawasee’s next game will be held at Rochester on Friday night. On Saturday the Warriors will play host to West Noble. Box scores follow: WAWASEE (M) FG FT PF Elliott 2 3 2 Hughes > 6 3 4 Workman 4 2 4 Hamilton 10 7 2 Mikel 8 2 4 Blue 10 0

following the final session of bowling. The Flying Diapers, composed of Jack Schopf. Gary Dean. Mike Sheline and MikeMorganthaler. took first place honors and received trophies and patches Jack Schopf with a 573 and Barbara Brouwer. 364. received trophies and patches for their

Fribley ; 4 3 2 Mosier 0 4 1 Beer 010 Totals 35 24 20 PIERCETON (67) FG FT PF Rogers 4 0 3 Kubacki 452 Carlin, Paul 3 0 5 Miner 1 5 3 Walter. G. 6 1 2 Walter. R. 8 2 4 Carlton, Roy 0 0 3 Swick 0 0 1 Evans 1 0 2 Totals 27 13 25 Score by Quarters Wawasee L 23 44 65 94 Pierceton 12 33 53 67

high senes High game trophies and patches were awarded to Mike Morganthaler. 213, and Kim Kern. 150. Gary Dean received the patch for high average, as did Cindy Willets for the girls. Most improved average patches were presented to Mike Morganthaler and Marcia Pifer. Patches Bill Byland and Paul Schrumpf received patches from AJBC for their games of 179 and 188 in the 175 club. Bantam division. Jack Schopf received a patch for his 230 game in the 225 club of the Junior division. Paul Miller and Tim Morganthaler earned awards for their games of 200 and 177 rolled on the last day in Bantam division. Around 57 young boys and girls stayed for the luncheon prepared and served by Mrs. Jacob Kern 111. Door prizes were awarded before the end of the meeting with Mrs. Robert Pifer in charge. Mrs. Kenneth Knisley and Mrs. Lawrence Thwaits were supervisors for the league. Each regular member of the league will receive a wooder pin with their highest game of the season. Trophies were donated by Miss Carol Gunden of North Webster and new plates and engraving were purchased with monies received through the sanctioning of the bowlers.

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Tburs. Nite Ladies Hughes Digging 554 244 Al’s South Shore Marina 50 30 B&K Drive-In 48 32 Regent Homes 48 32 Village Green 48 32 Bowen Motors 464 334 Pilchers Shoes 45 35 North Webster Bank 45 35 Kale Island Beacon 42 38 Louie’s Bar 41 39 Aqualand Motel, 40 40 Wawasee TV. 374 424 Brazels Bait 37 43 Foo & Faye 35 45 Mail-Journal 33 47 Pickwick Inn 33 47 Barth Inc. 32 48 Monsanto 32 48 Lakeland Produce 30 50 Lakeland Standard 214 584 High team game and series: Aqualand Motel — 810-2325 500 series: B. Gardner 182-203-164 for 549, K. Knisley 207-173-154 for 534, R Easley 175-155-200 for 530. L. Neff 198-181-148 for 527. B. Nyce 159-192-172 for 523, D. Coburn 179-177-167 for 523, K. McKibben 170-153-187 for 510, H. Frushour 180-160-169 for 509, J. Byland 180-139-188 for 507, M. Henning 149-178-179 for 506, I. Menzie 176-160-165 for 501, M. Lambert 178-158-165 for 501, P. Loetz 158-143-213 for 514 450 seriet? E. Price 466, M. Pifer 471, V. Penn 469, M. Whisler 457, G. Pilcher 455, F. Eby 466, T. Brock 463, P. Maresh 487, M. Popenfoose 491, A. Gallahan 452, J. Reed 460, E. Grady 458, C. Whitacre 457, M. Sheets 451 170 games: E. Price 177, P. Kinney 171, V. Penn 170, G. Pilcher 172, T. Brock 180, P. Maresh 183-178, M. Popenfoose 172, A. Gallahan 192, E. Grady 183, C. Whitacre 176, M. Schlotterback 170 Saturday Jr. Bowlers Finald Standings Flying Diapers 36 12 Playboys 354 124 Gizzard Grabbers 354 124 Splits | 34 14 Happy Hippo's 294 184 Slag Bros. 29 19 69'ers . 27 21 Invaders 25 23 Masked Maggots 244 234 Ziners 24 24 Love Bugs 224 254 Model Rockets 20 28 79’ers *" 17 31 Alley Queen Jr. 134 Masked Muskrats 13 35 Chargers 9 39 Honor Scores Boys: D. Dieterley 150 ( 357), G. Miller 124 (315), G. Brown 124, D. Denney 120, S. McFarren 128 (346), C. Coburn 120,135 <361), B. Simmons 128, 153 (373), B. Slabaugh 129 ( 332), R. Neff 122 (337), T. Stump 164 ( 341), R. Neff 132 ( 348), B. Cox 123 ( 330), M. Lentz 131, 135 ( 363), G. Lowe 134 (328), T. Stidham 124,142 ( 361), J. Fisher 126 (300), P. Miller 165, 200,156 ( 521), S. Coy 126 ( 339), T. Campbell 146 (356), G. Dean 155, 168 ( 424), M. Morganthaler 187, 135, 123 (445), J. Miller 139 (343), M. Sheline 141, 172 ( 436), J. Schopf 159, 141 (413), R. Rinker 133, B. Byland 139, 146, 122 (401), S. Anderson 156,136,135 ( 427), T. Morganthaler 177, 124 ( 409), M. Byrket 130 (360), R. Clemons 141 (336) Girls: M. Lowe 128 (308), C. Willits 126.121 (349). D. Deck 132, M. Wesner 126, 123 ( 355) Land O* Lakes State Bank 184 Harris 18 6 Wawasee Boat 17 7 Legion 16 8 C. 4 J. Const. 15 9 Bowen Motors 14 10 Aqualand Motel 124 114 Dean's Milk 11 13 N. 11 13 Sleepy Owl 10 14 Frog Tavern 9 15 Auers Serv. 9 15 Regent Homes 8 16 Cutter Chevrolet 8 16 Jennys Kitchenette 8 16 Liberty Homes 7 17 High team series: Sleepy Owl - 2593 High team game: Frog Tavern — 917 500 series: G. Nordman 544. D. Karesh 549. J. Erldy 593. D. Swenson 551. G. Coquillard 554. G. Baker 553, B. Kline 587, D. Van 551, L. Welty 569. D. Butler 567

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200 games: M. Yoder 203, D. Karesh 200, J. Erldy 201-203r<?:' Walton 209, D. Swenson 203, E. Harding 213, B. Bixley 203, G. Vanator 210, B. Kline 220-213, R. Stahley 201, D. Butler 225, L. Welty 201-211, B. Simon 243-202. Tuesday Afternoon Kern Grain 49 23 American Industries 43 29 Mocks Marine Rentals 41 31 Todd Realty 39 33 Wawa. Laundromat 38 30 Cromwell Lumber 324 394 Kinder Mfg. Co. 31 41 Superior Sample 31 41 State Bank of Syracuse 284 434 Lovables 27 49 High team series and game: Kern Grain — 2467 - 864 500 series: B. Gardner 181-192-176 ( 549), S. Kem 190-171-196 (557), B. Kern 172-174 ( 506) 440 series and above: W. Finton 440, D. Johnson 204 ( 494), E. Hughes 454, M. Schwab 174 ( 456) P. Maresh 440, M. L. Dixon 180 (499). R. Easley 181 (479), L. McFarland 184 (447) 170 games and above: D. Thwaits, 172, P. Kistler 173 Friday Nite Mixed Kinder Mfg. 13 3 Village Tap ' * 13 3 L. Thwaits Grain 11 5 Wawasee TV 11 5 B&K Root Beer 10 6 Wicks Marina 10 6 Louie’s Bar 94 64 Pickwick Theatre 9 7 Sleepy Owl 9 7 Power Mfg. 9 7 Thwaits Grain i 8 8 Monsato 8 8 Vidiotronics 7 9 Beacon 7 9 Ruth’s Styling Salon 64 94 Stahly-Stillson 6 10 Biddles Tavern 5 11 Frog Tavern 4 12 Syracuse Rubber 2 14 United Telephone Co. 2 14 High team series: B&K Root Beer - 2153 High team game: Village Tap — 744 600 series (men): J. Morgan thaler 616, L. Young 623, L. Thwaits 649 500 series (men or women): L. Knispel 534, D. Gardner 574, D. Stahly 540, L. Byland 514, J. Byland 511, J. Lowe 542. D. Zawadzke 500, M. Carlson 572, C. Eby 583, D. Rostochak 502, D. Armbruster 527, B. Frenger 568, E. Smith 527, K. Knisley 539, K. Knisley 515, D. Price 526, B. Gilbert 511, R. Hostetler 568, G. Hostetler 515, D. McKibben 582, G. Thwaits 551, J. Kem 537, D. Maresh 570, L. Welty 557 450 series and above (women): J. Morganthaler 478, E. Stahly 468, B. Kline 462, E. Carlson 441, F. Eby 450, A. Frenger 451, B. Young 464, I. Dull 462, S. Kem 475, P. Maresh 459, K. McKibben 488, D. Thwaits 452, T. Brock 453 200 games (men or women): J. Morganthaler 247, D. Gardner 222, M. Carlson 221, C Eby 205204, B. Frenger 215, L. Young 207226, K. Knisley 203, G. Thwaits 210, D. Maresh 219, L. Welty 200, R. Hostetler 215, D. McKibben 212-201, L. Thwaits 241-244 170 games and above (women): J. Morganthaler 184, E. Stahly 172, J. Byland 196-171, B. Kline 189, E. Carlson 181, D. Rostochak 177, B. Young 175, K. Knisley 185-195, G. Thwaits 173, S. Kem 174,1. Dull 191, P. Maresh 183, K McKibben 188, G. Hostetler 189, D. Thwaits 176 Milford Business League Arro Motor Homes 22 6. Augsburger — Milford 19 9 Walter Drug Inc. ,18 10 Milford TV 18 10 Little and Clark Inc. 18 10 Campbell’s Market 15 13 Berk’s Body Shop 13 15 Kero Grain Company 13 15 Hickory Tavern 12 16 Sharp Hardware Company 12 16 Augsburger — Syracuse 5 23 C. S. Myers Inc. 3 25 High team game: Campbell’s Market - 1067 High team series: Little and Clark Inc - 3003 600 series: R. Wolferman 630 (First in lifetime), Dick Thibaut 612 500 series: L. Newman 593. J.

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-■ WHERE’S THE BALL — No less than seven of the 10 basketball players allowed on the floor at one time seems to be searching the rafters for a lost basketball in the above photo. Two players in the left of the photo even seem to be jumping for that round object that’s necessary to play the game termed aS Hoosier Hysteria. If you look closely you’ll even find one of the referees seeking some action. He’s way up in the crowd and really doesn't have too good of a view of what’s going on down on the floor. Actually it's a double exposure that we couldn’t resist.

Speicher 576. P. Campbell 575, F. Avery 572, Don Wolferman 566, B. Simon 561, K. Knisley 552, J. Caple 549, D. Rensberger 547, D. Neff 544, H. Wuthrich 542, C. Berkeypile 542. H. Bartman 538, W. Jackson 535, G. Culbertson 535, S. Richardson 531, W. Miller 529. J. deSomer 518, O. Replogle 512, J. Perry 510, V. Mollenhour 509, J. Kern 504. D. Butler 500 200 games: R. Wolferman 247222. C. Berkeypile 233, D. Thibaut 225-202, D. Rensberger 216, O. Replogle 214, D. Neff 212200, J. Speicher 211, S. Richardson 206, D. Wolferman 205, L. Newman 204-204, F. Avery 204. K. Knisley 204, W. Miller 203, B. Simon 201 Monday Night County Wawasee Package 58 26 Pilcher Shoes 58 26 Charlies Ten Pin 51 33 Thornburgs 50 34 Eager Leagers 48 36 Wawasee T.V. 48 36 Burger Dairy Store 45 39 Anchor Bar 45 39 Barbee Hotel 43 41 Buds Body Shop 41 43 Bushong Barber Shop 41 43 Frog Tavern Wawasee Bowl 40 44 . Louies Bar & Grill 384 454 Kurleys Keglers 38 46 Delta 1 35 49 Dixie Boat 34 50 Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware 31 53 Delta 2 31 53 Schwartz Homes 24 60 High team game — Delta 1 — 958 High team series: Pilcher Shoes-2715 High Ind. game & Series: L. Thwaits — 214-246-622 Honor Scores J. Fuller 201, K. Koble 224-567. L. Baker 210. H. Galloway 202, J. Pounds 560. D. Arthur 244-584. M. Hostetter 219-589. E. Anderson 203-550. G. Pavel 222-551. R. Shock 203. G. Vanator 203, E. Myers 202, J. Morganthaler 215574, L. Welty 201, R. Thibaut 213561, K. Bell 215. L. Teghtmeyer 200, N. Nolan 209, K. Butt 212, A. Collinsworth 221-578. C. Eby 223620. D. Pilcher 213-553, P. Beezley 212-566. V. Stayer 204 The March of Dimes reports that birth defects are the nation’s second greatest destroyer of life — claiming an estimated half millicHi before birth and killing 60,000 children and adults each year. Cardiovascular disease is the no. 1 killer.

Prep Loses To Westview 77-68 Saturday night, Westview downed Wawasee Prep, 77-68, on the winners’ court. With the victory, Westview raised its season record to 10-5, while Wawasee Prep fell to 6-8. The score was close throughout the entire contest. The Warriors jumped out to an 18-15 lead at the end of the first quarter. However, Wawasee Prep cut the margin to pne point at the half, 33-32. After three quarters, one point still separated the two teams with Westview leading. 49-48. With some hot shooting in the fourth quarter, Westview was able to sprint out to the final nine-point margin. Gary Yoder of Westview led all scorers with 27 points. Ed Binzel led Wawasee Prep with 19. Greg Anderson added 13, while Clifton Mack chipped in with 12 points. Prep’s attack was hampered by the loss of Sylvester Allen. Allen injured his ankle early in the first quarter, after he had scored the first five points of the game for the Lakers. Wawasee Prep returns to action this Friday night, when they play host to a tough Michigan City Marquette five. Saturday afternoon. Prep returns to action at home, hosting Indianapolis Park-Tudor. Totals: . Wawasee Prep FG FT PF Binzel 754 Ryan 100 Allen 2 12 Anderson 6 14 Elward 2 2 5 Bonds 102 Mack 2 8 0 Wallace 4 12 Totals 25 18 20 Westview FG FT PF M. Yoder 4 1 2 G. Yoder 9 9 3 B. Hooley 0 0 3 Fought 205 Troyer - 0 0 2 Lambright 2 0 0

Thursday - Saturday, February 4-5-6 Double Feature \ JASON ROBARDS STELLA STEVENS in “THE BALLAD OF CABLE HOGUE" plus ALAIN DELON MARIANNE FAITHFULL “NAKED UNDER LEATHER” Sunday - Wednesday, February 7 thru 10 JERRY LEWIS in “WHICH WAY TO THE FRONT’ pIUS # “MOON ZERO TWO”

McKibben 8 0 0 Mast 5 3 3 Wainscott 10 0 Hostetler 10 0 Totals 32 13 18

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WASHINGTON — Two bullfrogs, instrumented for spaceflight, were, sent into orbit by NASA to learn more about man's inner ear and how it helps him his balance. Strange as it may seem, our inner ear functions much like that of a frog. 1 ♦♦ ♦ a The Soviet Cosmonauts, Andrian Nikolayev and Vitali Sevastyanov, who established the record for longduration space flight, 18 days last June in the Soyuz 9 spacecraft, report they had considerable trouble re-adap-ting to the gravity forces on Earth. For one thing, they had difficulty walking, finding they did not have a smooth gait, and stomped rather then stepped. Their lifting muscles, back and legs, were weakened and their heads felt heavy. They even claim their legs became thinner. But both Cosmonauts claim they returned to normal in about two weeks. This is a matter of considerable concern to American astronauts, none of whom have had these difficulties ift adjusting to Earth after long space flight. On the other hand, no American astronaut has flown in space that long.

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