The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 September 1971 — Page 3
K iOKK ■ T LIONS HOLD GOLF OUTING — These Milford Lions club members were captured by a'Mail-Journal photographer at the second annual Lions district golf outing held last Wednesday at the Maxwelton golf course near Syracuse. From left are Dr. T. A. Miller. Leon Newman, Milford president Phil Campbell and Delbert Dippon. A total of 88 Lions participated in the event with the Syracuse Lions serving as hosts. Syracuse golfers Bob Hulley, Merrill Smith, Jim Fry and Eugene Hall won low gross honors while Milford golfers Newman. Campbell. Dippon and D. G. Seely won low net. Norm Baker won individual low gross honors and Delbert Dippon won individual low net honors.
Rankin's Warriors Downed By East Noble Thursday Coach Tom Rankin’s running Warriors were downed by a fast East Noble team on the Wawasee cross, country’ course Thursday night 15-50. Steve Hipsher and Chuck Rapp were again the only Warriors to finish in the top 10 Hipsher was ninth and Rapp 10th, giving the lower first place points to the
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visiting boys from East Noble. I The top 10 finishers were Dave Smith EN 10:41, Craig Balzer EN 10:43, Mike Heileman EN 10:48. Mike Metz EN 10:55, Dave Baker EN 11:04, Bob Freeman EN 11:05, Mike Gamble EN 11:06, Craig Hamlin EN 11:08, Steve Hipsher W 11:08 and Chuck Rapp W 11.25. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Augsburger of Milford were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Augsburger, Sr., of Normal. 111. John and Leo are brothers
Hurryin Hoosiers By J' Q- Fann
INDIANA 26 KENTUCKY 8. What a feeling. LU. has been looking for a win about as long as the country has needed a good five-cent cigar. We really wanted this one and went out to get it without flair. We did it on the ground and were willing to let the opponents know it. There was a completed pass, that I recall was the first of the game, and it came in the 4th quarter. Very few thrown for reasons: 1. We were more physical and thought that we could win late if we wore them out. 2. We have some great runners. 3. We were in front. 4. The defense was fine fine fine. Pierre, the Hoosier Hotshot of the 70s and his 147 yards was something. Note he blocks, runs pass patterns and played all but one series of downs. Some ballplayer. The performance of two walkon defensive newcomers was a big factor when our “big name” defensive aces Larry Morwick and Mike Fulk left the scene. Bill Pipp was burned on the first play but came back to play well and Jeff Barnett from North Manchester held his own in the middle. Pipp did not get to play high school football. Two other walk-ons in the lineup helped but theirs is for another week. When Pont had closed sessions on Thursday “so they could get away from the crowd he was, as my little girl used to say “just spooferin.” He changed our basic pattern. He put Scolnik wide as well as the split end. They were decoys most of the game but it
split the defense and let our backs run. He put St. Pierre and either Hoffman or Porter as halfbacks. We then ran right at them with the blocker and runner going with the first step of the linebacker and the runner sliding into the holes and St. Pierre is great at this as is Hoffman and Porter’s speed and hard running was marvelous to see. Scolnik came up with a great catch when Brown got outside the pass rush and Scolnik found daylight in a broken pattern. Chris Gartner had a sore leg muscle and set a field goal record but was disappointed he couldn’t kick the kick-off deep into the end zone — and high. Maybe we ought to pound his leg every week and keep the 4 field goals. The freshmen play the J.V. team Friday, October 1. 2:00 if you can make it. The freshmen have some great prospects. At many times the offense had only 3 seniors in the lineup and the defense only 2. On offense — Brown. Bove, Harvey and on defense Thompson and Debbout. LEVI CHUPPS HAVE VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Levi Chupp, Milford, have as their guests, their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leßlanc. Mr. Leßlanc was recently discharged from the service. They will be making their home in Boston, Mass., where Mr. Leßlanc is originally from.
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VOLLEY BALL CHAMPS — Members of the Christian church volley ball team are shown above receiving a trophy from Paul Brembeck, fifth from the left, president of the Milford Area Development council, after they won the Fall Festival volley ball tournament. The tournament is to be held annually in connection with the
Wawasee Prep Victorious Over Glenwood Saturday
With a steady rain throughout the game, Wawasee Prep’s football team plunged, passed and out manned a young but eager Glenwood team in Glenwood, Hl., this past Saturday. It was the second victory without a defeat for the varsity football team from Syracuse. For Glenwood, it was their second defeat of the year. Prep’s defense allowed a minus 46-yards on the ground, and 11yards thru the air. Defensive standouts included Crit Witherspoon with three solo tackles on the quarterback, an t intercepted pass, and a blocked punt that was run in for a TD by tackle Kevin Jans. Tough defense by Ray Vanett, Jack Pain, Rick Roberts and Jeff Brown provided the offense with many scoring opportunities and good field position. The offense continues to improve with experience. Although inconsistency in execution bothers the coaching staff headed by Phil Jones, assistants. Vince Romeo, Mike Carey and Bob Mandemach, continues to work on individual efforts and
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assignments. The offense amassed 370 yards total offense, 250 yards on the ground and 120 thru the The signal calling of Syl Allen and Terry Bonds, the running of halfbacks Greg Anderson (165 yards), Rod Martin (70 yards), fullback Howard Witherspoon (45 yards), receivers Emery, Wallace, Hershberger, Doyle, and Eppers, provided Prep with a good offensive punch. Prep will have to improve in overall execution as they prepare for their game at Tupper Field in Mishawaka against a fine team from Marian High at 7:30 p.m. Aside from the expected aches from the previous week. Prep is healthy. The return of Tim McGuire and Frank Hunckler to the line will give the Lakers added experience. Saturday Scramble At Wawasee Golf Winning Saturday’s scramble at the Wawasee golf course with a score of 36 was the team of George Young, Howard Cripe and Rosemary Burkhart. In second place with a 37 were Orville Vanderßeyden, Earl Postma and Hazel Swihart. Bob Sokol won Saturday’s Blind Bogie with a score of 73.
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Sept. 22, 1971 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Fall Festival and will involve area churches. From left in the front row are Darrell Orn, Dennis Replogle, Roger Graff, Mark Shearer, Steve Replogle, John Replogle and Stan Custer. In the back are Bob Auer, Carl Shearer, Jim Moore, Stan Stump, Brembeck, Clifford Replogle and Donn May.
Sixth Grade Football Schedule Following is the Lakeland school corporation’s sixth grade football schedule for this fall: September 22 Milford vs North Webster 4:15 September 30 North Webster vs Syracuse 4:15 October 7 Syracuse vs Milford 4:15 October 13 North Webster vs Milford 4:15 October 21 Syracuse vs North Webster 4:15 October 28 Milford vs Syracuse • 4:15 Home team in dark type. Syracuse Wins Football Game The Syracuse Yellow Jackets took to the gridiron for their first game of the ’7l season on September 14 and turned back a tough Avilla team 14-8. Syracuse dominated the game with the defense only giving up two first downs. 7 On offense, the work horse for the Yellow Jackets was Jerry Yoder who carried 18 times for 96 yards and one touchdown. In the passing department, Keith Cripe, a seventh grade quarterback,
threw five passes and completed 5 for 101 yards and one touchdown to Dale Ganz. With less than thirty seconds left in the contest, a seventh grade defensive team was put into the ball game. On the third play from scrimmage, Avilla scored their only touchdown as the clock ran out. Coach Tom Jones and Coach Larry Pletcher were very pleased with this first game performance. The Syracuse Yellow Jackets wee lead on defense by Brent McClure and Jerry Yoder. Cross Country Team Defeated Tuesday Nite Members of the Wawasee Warrior cross country team were defeated by Warsaw and Bremen Tuesday night in meets held at Warsaw. The scores were Warsaw 15 — Wawasee 47 and Bremen 23 — Wawasee 33. Only Jim Hipsher placed in the top 10. He was seventh with a time of 10:43. The top 10 runners follow: Ransbottom, Warsaw, 10:21; Conley, Warsaw, 10:22; Gonzales, Warsaw, 10:27; Leake, Warsaw, 10:32, Hansen, Bremen, 10:33; Widman, Warsaw, 10:41; Hipsher, Wawasee, 10:43; Dock, Warsaw, 10:45; Schramm, Bremen, 10:47; and Balsley, Bremen, 10:52.
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