The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 August 1971 — Page 2
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Autr. 18. 1971
.lfa i f ran* f ©LPCDiim 1 © ___L ft) j® If | l^f LJ fJ ■ HuQm I i 1 1 [■lt .» t*Sßw IS 11 w\t VALUABLE PLAYERS — Named most valuable players at Milford this year were the following boys who are shown left to right with their trophies. . Randy Blackburn. Little League Rookie of the Year; Tom Troup, most valuable T-Bali player; Todd Grove, most valuable Little League batter; Mark Grove, most valuable pitcher and most valuable player in Little League; Ron Wuthrich, most valuable catcher in Little League: and Dan Rink, most valuable Little League infielder. BpWii -W HB \ —+ rWSsiizit BOOL -CTTMuCX3.It!!!? Mk~ PHEND AND BROWN TEAM — Phend and Brown won the T-Ball championship by defeating Walter Drugs an Thursday evening. Aug. 5. \ Shown above in the front row are Jon Nyce. Billy Haab, Bobby Kinney, Sam Beer and Nick* Johnston. In the second row are Keith Hartman, Brian Goshert. Don Schrock, Greg Weisser. Pat Speicher and Jeff Sylvester. Behind the team are assistant coach Larry Weisser and coach Fred Weisser^
Hurryin Hoosiers By J. Q. Fann
Football practice starts August 19. Not long to wait for some decisions and leading those decisions is where to play Marshall McCullough? He must play, no matter what team or what year. At thi^/ point it would appear a tossup between defensive end and linebacker. If Debbout doesn't generate enough q»irkn<»M this summer then it will be McCullough at end. If he does, Marshall will probably go to linebacker. An injury to soph-to-be Steve Butterfield puts us a
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mite thin there but the injury' to Dan Grossman appears to be in good shape and he has been told he will be able to practice full bore the first day of workouts 4 We appear to be classy at linebacker but r little thinner at end so look for McCullough at end — maybe and perhaps Another problem — Dan Lintner?? He is 6 ft. 4 inches and was a 9 5. by the electric clock, in the hundred in track this spring. He was a defensive starts' as a soph but John is considering him
at offensive halfback. 9.5 is mighty fast and Lintner is tall. There are some phenomenal freshmen Mike Flanagan is a split end and receiver of AllAmerican pickings. His father played pro football and he comes with agreement that he also play baseball. The freshman line has eleven boys of 230 or over, high school weight. Some are only 17. The smallest of the interior linemen •are Butch Smrt. at 205 and kittle" Dean Vanderheide from Jasper. A mere 220 pounds and 6 ft. 3 inches. The largest is Greg McQuire from Middletown, Ohio. He is an offensive tackle and 6 ft. 5 inches. He is a downfield blocker but he must look big to the defence before he gets downfield. John Pont labeled Jordan from Indianapolis as the top high school defensive tackle in the country. That covers a lot of territory but he is 265 and a blue chip ball player, as are several others When a boy has been recruited hard by schools such as Michigan State, Illinois, Kentucky etc., he has to be a good prospect, and being 6 ft. 6 inches and a mere 235, with a chance to put on weight, doesn't hurt him any.
End Os Season Discount On Many Boats And Motors Wawasee Boat Company Hark less Harbor North Shore Lake Wawasee N \SO* 1 Merrill's Marina On Channel Between The Lakes Both On r 1 Syracuse Phone 457-4404
Wawasee Swimmers Compete Saturday
The Wawasee competitive swimming class, taught by Dal Ummel, competed in the Manchester Aquatic club open swim meet last Saturday. The following swimmers competed in Division II (swimmers that have competed for the first time) — Mark Kline, Kathy Kline, Bob Day, Linda Ummel, Diane Pittman and Teresa Ummel. Results of the meet are as follows: 25 yd. breast stroke (eight and under — boys) — Mark Kline, Ist place 50 yd. breast stroke (9-10 girls) — Kathy Kline, Ist place 50 yd. free style (11-12 boys) — Bob Day, Ist place 50 yd. free style (11-12 girls) — Linda Ummel, 2d place
Ladies Play Winners Are Listed
Ladies play winners at the South Shore golf club on Tuesday of this week have been listed as follows in the low gross, low net, low putts play; Eighteen hole winners —* Low gross. Barb Hulley, first and Leila Connolly, second; low net, Betty Bowen, first and Ruth Banta. second; low putts, Sandy Walgamuth, first and Stella Heckaman, second. Nine hole winners — Low gross, Linda Kuhn, first and Betty Nyce, second; low net, Mary Sullivan, first and Jane Lesh, second; low putts, Nedra Beebe, first and Jaunita Thompson, second. Next week the annual Calcutta will be held with tee off time set for 8:30 a.m. The teams for the event are as follows;
Results Given At Wawasee Resuns tor week end play at Wawasee golf club has been given as follows: Scramble — A1 Postma, Howard Cripe, Faye Jones and Bernice Miller placed first with a 33, three under par. Placing second were Merl Postma, Carl Borders, Betty Chokey and Mary Young. Blind bogie — A three-way tie was reported in the blind bogie played Saturday. John Genryt, Bob Williamson and Larry Harlan each finished with an 80. Pro Don Byrd played at Muncie over the week end and placed second with a 69 in a one under par at the Delaware Country club. In the team event Byrd and three amateurs finished second in the best ball with 15 under par. Other members of the team were Pete Pippen, Carl Shelby and Jerry Hohn. Thursday Ladies To Meet At Wawasee Bowl Members of the Thursday Night Ladies bowling league, and prospective members, are urged to attend an important pre-bowl meeting this Thursday evening, Aug. 19, at 7 p.m. at Wawasee Bowl south of Syracuse. Secretary Isabelle Stahley announced this week that there are a number of openings and persons interested should contact Mrs. Stahley or Mrs. Earl Money. Tuesday Night Ladies Meet August 17 The Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling league met Tuesday night at the bowling alley south of Syracuse for its annual organizational meeting. Linda Crow, president, was in charge of the meeting. League rules were discussed and voted upon. It was decided the league would bowl 34 weeks, starting August 31 and ending April 25, 1972. It was announced that several trams had openings for bowlers. Following committees were
50 yd. free style (15-17 girls) — Teresa Ummel, Ist place 50 yd. back stroke (11-12 girls) — Diane Pittman, Ist place 50 yd. back stroke (15-17 girls) — Teresa Ummel, Ist place 50 yd. breast stroke (11-12 boys) — Bob Day, Ist place 50 yd. breast storke (11-12 girls) — Linda Ummel, Ist place 50 yd. butterfly (15-17 girls)— Teresa Ummel, Ist place This is the first year that the Lakeland Community School Corporation has expanded its summer swimming program to include competitive swimming. Coach Ummel competed in division I — experienced swimmers. He placed second in the 100 yard free style for boys 1517, second in the 100 yard back stroke and first in the 100 yard breast stroke.
Team 1 — Lee Wake, Lori Welty and E. Kline Team 2 — Mary Fries, Katie Auer and L. Blake Team 3 — Leila Connolly, Dorothy Snyder and E. Hibschman Team 4 — Thelma Hattersley, J. Gotshall and Jennie Lamley Team 5 — Stella Heckaman, Sandy Walgamuth and Eddie Nehauser Team 6 — Betty Nyce, Pearl Herrmann and Jean Niles Team 7 — Bertha Lehman, D. Jesseel and J. Baker Team 8 — Susie Harper, Julia Reed and Jaunita Thompson Team 9 — Barbara Hulley, Nora Speicher and Nedra Beebe Team 10 — Brenda Kuhn, Ruth Banta and Mary Sullivan Team 11 — Betty Bowen, Mary Jane Lesh and Joy Warner.
appointed for the 1971-72 season: Rules — Joy Hostetler, Judy Brumbaugh and Sarah Brumbaugh Schedule — Maxine Pifer, Sharon Gilbert and Dona Stucko Prize — Mary Lou Dixon, Maxine Pifer and Kay Start Junior bowler representative — Dona Stucko. Report For Football Gear Any boy in the seventh or eighth grade at North Webster Junior high school and interested in football, should be at the school gym on Friday, Aug. 20, between the hours of 5 to 8 p.m. to be issued equipment. Information forms and physical slips can be obtained at this time. Maxwelton Ladies Have Medal Play A total of 39 ladies participating in Medal Play Tuesday at Maxwelton Golf club for weekly ladies day play with the following 18-hole winners: Low gross — Marge Newcomer and second. Dot Stiver. Low net — Lura Stone; second, Sandy Conner. Low putts — Tie, Dorothy Hossinger and Barbara Kay. Winners in tne 9-note play were: Low gross — Ginny Peters, first; June Lantz, second. Low net — Alice Herbison, first; Velma Miller, second Low putts — Gloria Stoffel, first; tie for second, Eloise Carlson and Priscilla Mon tgomery. Championship Play The second round of the club championship was played with the following results: Championship flight — Barb Kay over Maggie Smith; Ellie Blakesley over Marge Newcomer and Rose Mathew over Barb Kay. A-flight — Helen Hagen over Margie Purdum ; Dot Stiver over Delight Craig. B-flight — Sandy Conner over June Lantz; Nora Speicher over Lura Stone; Ginny Peters over Phyl Longfield; and Nora Spekher over Ginny Peters. C-flight — Marcia Carpenter over Jeanne McAndrews and Bev Buletty ova- Carolyn Martz. D-flight — Alice Herbison over Ethel Hughes. Agricultural Limestone CRUSHED STONE Jim Sweeney UrwiU Dial 327-3319
!*$ w .iy * ', ju jtij HP Wf i * J| i|| •IB &|3jßHHkgj' ißpL | v THEY ARE THE CHAMPS — The C. S. Myers team won the championship game of the Little League tournament at Milford Thursday evening, Aug. 5, by defeating Brock’s. In the front row of the above photo are Kevin Haines, David Bjella, Scott Wise and Arnold Garza. In the second row are John Cousins, Dan Rink, Andy Wollman. Keith Lindzy and John Kaiser. Kent Doty is coach. Not pictured are Joe Cousins, Doug Rassi and the other coach, Gary Sorenson.
Wawasee Football Tickets On Sale Monday In Commons
Season tickets for the 1971 Wawasee high school football season will go on sale to students and adults on August 23. 24, 25 and 26. These dates are the days that students will be enrolling for the fall semester. Season tickets will also be sold in the commons until September 17, the date of the first home game, by Mrs. Kuilema. Wawasee has five home football games on this year’s schedule — Goshen, Bremen,
To Treat Waubee Lake With Copper Sulfate
The fourth annual meeting of the Property Owners Association was held last Tuesday night at the Milford fire station with those present deciding to treat the lake with Copper Sulfate this fall and again next spring if necessary. The motion was made by Glen Bixler with a second by Homer Hampton. It passed with August 22 being the date set to apply the Copper Sulfate. Pontoons will be used for the application. Homer Hampton made a motion to allow membership at the annual meeting the right to elect officers. This was seconded by Merrill Stickel and passed. Hampton Orvil Sherman and Stickel agreed to work on
Open House For Modular Mel Collier of Himtington is . announcing an open house for the new three bedroom modular located south of Syracuse at the curve on Wawasee. The newly built home, one of the newer modular concepts, can be seen between the hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tentative plans call for more homes to be built along the water’s edge. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clauss of Bourbon and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schini of Bremen visited friends in Milford Sunday afternoon. FULL WEEK Thursday - Wednesday, August 19 thru 25 Walt Disney* All Cartoon Feature “PINOCCHIO” Technicolor Open Monday thru Friday 6:30 P. M. Saturday and Sunday 1:00 P. M.
Fairfield, Concord and North Wood. The price of one game will be saved by purchasing season tickets. Season ticket holders will be able to get in sooner at the games by not having to stand in line to put chase a ticket. - The first home game will be on Friday, Sept. 17, at the Wawasee high school football field at t 7:30 p.m. The opponent will be Goshen. This will be the second season Wawasee has competed in the Northern Lakes Conference
changing the by-laws. Two nominations were made for board members from district one — Raymond Hoover and Glen Bixler and one from district two — Hampton. The nominations were closed and all were elected. A committee composed of. Russell Homan, Stickel, Eugene Felkner and Ernest Patterson was appointed to draw a map of properties around the lake and their owners. Stickel made a motion to recess until September 7 when officers will be elected. President Dennis Sharp presided at the meeting. Mrs. Richard Neff is secretary of the organization. Mrs. Neff stated dues are now due for 1971-72 and should be mailed to her.
RETURNS TO OHIO HOME Little Dawn Elaine Hann returned Tuesday to her Oxford, Ohio, home following several . weeks at Syracuse with her grandparents, the Jesse Hanns. During her stay at Syracuse, a birthday party was held honoring her third birthday. FRI. - SAT.-SUN.
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competition. Last year, the Warriors were eliminated as conference champs in the last game of the season. Wawasee has again set its goal high —a NLC championship in football. Bus schedule for the football jamboree in Nappanee on August 27 is as follows: Depart from North Webster junior high school at 6:15 p.m. Depart from Syracuse junior, high school at 6:30 p.m. Depart from Milford junior high at 6:45 p.m. Fan bus tickets may be purchased from the high school during enrollment or upon boarding the bus. THE MAIL-JOURNAL Published bv The Mail-Journal every Wednesday and entered as Second Clast matter at the Post Office at Syracuse, Indiana 44547. Second class postage paid at 101 E. Main Street, Syracuse, Indiana 44547 and at additional entry offices. Subscription: $5,00 per year In Kosciusko County; $5.50 outside county. [w]Q[w]Q jjstWh, Srmw (|j|l3 Ilf] 11 * Vmv DRIVEN [ 14J410| IHEATtt THURS. - FRI. - SAT. Adults $1.50 Child 50c PURR-FECTLY \ An WONDERFUL jySfySf) FUN! jfl Q WAIT . MiMh, DBHEY mm L— All NEW CARTOON FEATURE TECHNICOLOR® Plus Shown At 9:30 Walt Disney’s KING of the GRIZZLIES’’ Start SUN. thru WED. Adults $1.50 Children Free itiur kuna*. FfICTDRy*, Its Plus Shown At 9:59 John Wayne Glen Campbell Hoi&fidL: 9 Starts Thurs., Aug. 26 “Love Story*’