The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1971 — Page 3

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Prep Loses Saturday | . n Game At Mishawaka

In a small lake of mud and pouring rain Wawasee Prep’s Lakers lost to 11th rated Mishawaka Marian at Tupper Field in Mishawaka Saturday The anxious offense of Prep found itself pressed in the opening minutes and gave up a

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safety with a high center snap that went out of the end zone. Marian's fine offensive duo of Swanson to Parr worked steadily in the first quarter. With the score 9 to 0. Prep’s equally fine passing duo of Allen to Anderson connected for a 62-yard TD. with

Allen going over for the two point conversion. With the score 9 to 8, Marian’s kicking game showed the necessity for good field position. Prep couldn’t get enough running room and found that the elements didn’t help their cause. Marian scored on two 2-yard runs, and a six yard run. Prep got the final score of the half with an off tackle run of 76 yards by Greg Anderson; his fifth TD of the youngseason. The Prep offensive line proved itself capable of moving the much larger Knight’s defensive crew. Both teams went to the dressing rooms with the score in Marian’s favor, 28-16. The second half had the Laker’s on the move, with large holes in the Marian line, but neither team could get much done in the down pour of the third quarter. The quarter ended with a disputed pass from the center to the kicker on Marian's fourth down. The pass sailed over the kicker just as the clock ran out. The referee then signaled the end of the quarter, but would not allow the fourth down and so the fourth quarter began with another fourth down attempt for the home town Knights. The final two scores of the game were made on the Prep offense; one a 43-yard punt return by all-state candidate Bob Parr, and the second on a wobblypass that was picked off by tackle Don Block for six yards. Prep’s coach, Phil Jones, feels that the score doesn’t tell the real story of the game, and for the returning Lakers. September 23. 1972, won’t be here soon enough. Marian plays Prep in Syracuse next year. Score by quarters: Marian 22 6*o 14 Prep 8 8 0 0 Marian — Safety, ball centered out of end zone Marian — Tezich, 43-yd pass from Swanson, (Tezich kick) Prep — Greg Anderson, 62 pass from Syl Allen (Allen run) Marian — Basker, 2 run (run failed) Marian — Parr, 2 run (Tezich kick) Marian — Jennings, 6 run (kick failed) Prep — Anderson. 76 run (Al Emery pass from Allen) Marian — Parr. 43 punt return (Tezich kickt Marian — Block, 6 interception (Tezich kick) Statistics M WP First Downs 12 6 Rushing 36 30 Passing 162 124 Passes Attempted 28 25 Passes Completed 10 7 Passes Intercepted 2 3 Punts 5 6 Fumbles lost 2 3 Penalized 60 45

Hits & Misses League Bud’s Body Shop 9 3 American Industries 8 4 Misfits 7 5 Sudlow’s Pier Shop 7 5 Brazel’s 6 6 Brown’s Blades & Bits 6 6 S. & S. 5 1 * Sylvan’s 5 7 Lil Granny’s 44 74 Syracuse Mobile 2 10 High team game and series: Bud’s Body Shop — 664-1810 500 series: C. Walton 527, C. Galloway 516 450 series: S. Butler 467, R. Lantz 462 170 games: S. Butler 170 Land ‘O’ Lakes Harris Funeral 10 2 Bowen Motors 10 2 Dean’s Milk 9 3 Frog Tavern 8 4 Vega 7 5 V.F.W. * 7 5 N. Legion 7 5 Syracuse Legion 6 6 Village Hardware 6 6 Auer’s 6 6 State Bank 5 7 Syracuse Rubber 4 8 Sleepy Owl 3 9 Lakeland Std 3 9 Whites Plumbing 3 9 C& J Const. 2 10 High team series and game: Vega — 2637-905 540 series: J. Erdly 557, J. Morgan thaler 585, D. Brown 541, B. Simon 545, D. Butler 550, D. Arthur 571, P. Leach 548, P. Bright 543 200 games: J. Morgan thaler 219, D. Brown 215, B. Eyer 201, B. Simon 211, D. Arthur 224, L. Weaver 214, D. Karesh 211, F. Nyikos 201, P. Leach 209, P. Bright 210, B. Meyer 201, S. Rensberger 211 Friday Nite Mixed Wawasee TV 104 I*4 Regent Homes 10 2 Beacon 9 3 Thwaits Grain 8 4 Monsanto 74 44 United Telephone 74 44 Village Tap 7 5 Chambers & Krauter 7 5 Chambers & Dippon 7 5 Sleepy Owl 6 6 Ruth’s Styling Salon 6 6 No. 13 6 6 Red’s Doubles 5 7 Syracuse Rubber 4 8 Keith’s Plumbing 4 8 Stahly-Stillson 34 84 O. Sales 3 9 Gambles 2 10 Precision Auto 1 11 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2105-731 500 series: R. Halsey 506, B. Gilbert 544, D. Maresh 526, L. Welty 550, G. Thwaits 500, S. Kern 577, J. Kern 509, B. Thwaits 519, L. Epley 517, L. Young 574, L. Knispel 537, J. Morganthaler 557, P. Kline 530, R. Lovellette 507, K. Knisley 520, D. Zawadyke 508, L. Krauter 525 450 series: L. Gilbert 462, P. Maresh 479, E. Blakesley 470, B. Gardner 458 200 games: B. Gilbert 216, L. Welty 210, S. Kern 214, L. Young 246-202, J. Mortanthaler 213, P. Kline 203, P. Zawadyke 208, L. Krauter 203 170 games: L. Gilbert 170, P. Maresh 177, S. Kern 194, E. Blakesley 182, B. Gardner 179, L. McFarland 170 Thursday Night Ladies Village Green 17 3 Aqua Land Motel 15 5 Lake City Builders 15 5 Wawasee TV 14 6 The Mail-Journal 13 7 Jot-Em-Down 13 7 Regent Homes 12 8 Pilcher Shoes 12 8 Louie’s Bar 10 10 Monsanto 9 11 Bill's Chalet 9 11 Kale Island Beacon 8 12 North Webster Bank 8 12 Brazel’s 7 13 Lakeland Standard 7 13 Bowen Motors 6 14 N.W. Fireman’s Auxilary 3 17 Barth 2 18 High team series and game: 1 Wawasee TV — 2197-779 450 series: K. Knisley 494, S. Gilbert 489, H. F rush our 489, J. Graber 487. J. Lantz 485, E. Hutsell 473, J. Knisely 469. J. Reed 462, I. Menzie 461, C. Peterson 455, B. Gardner 454, L. Ulary 452, M. Popenfoose 451

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200 games: M. Lambert 200 170 games: H. Frushour 193, J. Knisely 192, E. Hutsell 191, J. Graber 183, F. Money 179, K. Knisley 177, M. Rensberger 176, M. Ringler 176, B. Hamman 175, J. Reed 175, J. Lantz 173, B. Gardner 172, E. Mast 172, S. Gilbert 171, I. Menzie 170 Tuesday Afternoon American Industries 12 4 State Bank of Syra. 11 5 Mocks Marine Rentals 9 7 Todd Realty 9 7 Wawasee Laundromat 7 9 Kern Grain 7 9 Cromwell Lumber 7 9 Mastercraft 6 10 Lovables 6 10 Superior Sample 6 10 High team series: Mastercraft — 2175 High team game: Kern Grain -772 500 series: L. McFarland 188506, M. L. Lambert 176-503, S. Kem 171, 201-532 440 series: D. Johnson 170-483, P Maresh 456, J. Love 444, L. Kistler 175-456. K. Knisley 481. R. Easley 173-479, B. Kline 457 170 games: M. Schwab 177, L. Connolly 173, M. Deck 187, J. Gronendyke 171 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 18 2 Walter Drug Co. 12 8 Syracuse Rubber 11 9 Burger Dairy Store 11 9 Grassy Creek Rest. 11 9 Jot Em Down Groc. 11 9 Lakeside Laundry 8 12 Lakeland Standard 7 13 Greer Auction 6 14 Augsburger’s Foodliner 5 15 High team series: Burger Dairy Store — 2242 High team game: Grassy Creek Rest. — 785 500 series: B. Gardner 161,189, 177-527, M. Dixon 190, 170-516, S. Hoover 228-509 450 series: E. Leap 173,194-491, G. Pilcher 166-467. S. Gilbert 164466. E. Wogoman 173-462. L. Thornburg 161-460 160 games: D. Lewis 167, B. Kem 164, E. Baugher 164 Milford Business League Milford T.V. 16 4 Arro Motor Homes 15 5 Hickory Lounge 13 7 Campbell’s Market 12 8 Walter Drug 11 9 Kem Grain 10 10 Little & Clark 9 11 Berk’s Body Shop 9 11 Augsburger-Milford 9 11 C. S. Myers 9 11 Sharp Hardware 64 134 Augsburgers- Syra. 4 194 High team series and game: Walter Drug — 3111-1118 500 series: J. Caple 592, D. Dowty 583, C. Coburn 573, D. Hockert 557, B. Simon 548, D. Thibaut 545, L. Young 542, J. Bray 539, D. Sharp 537, W. Miller 537? F. Wickersham 532, D. Butler 531, B. Little 529, J. Perry 523, D. Wuthrich 520, K. Knisley 515, M. Chambers 515, L. Krauter 512, D. Wolferman, 512, R. Herr 510, L. Bray 509, B. Kaiser 507, J. Speicher 504, D. Brumbaugh 500, S. Stump 500, D. Rumfelt 500 200 games: D. Dowty 236, 211, D. Hockert 215, J. Caple 214, M. Chambers 213, R. Herr 210, C. Cobum 210, D. Thibaut 206, D. Sharp 205, W. Miller 204, B. Simon 201 Monday Night County Frog Tavern 9 3 Pilcher Shoes 84 34 Charlies Ten Pin 8 4 Anderson Paint 8 4 Wawasee Bowl 8 4 Liquor Locker 8 4 Eager Leagers 7 5 Louie's Bar & Grill 7 5 Kurley’s Keglers 7 5 Bud’s Body (Shop 6 6 Crow Roofing 5 7 Barbee Hotel 5 7 Anchor Bar 44 74 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe 4 8 Thornburgs 4 8 Aqualand Motel 4 8 Bushong Barber Shop 3 9 Schwartz Homes 2 10 High team game and series: Pilcher Shoes - 990-2779 High ind. game: W. Stahly — 236-600 High ind. series: R. Wogoman — 201-220-620 Honor Scores D. Pilcher 211-206-616, R. Thwaits 210-556, G. Nordman 203, E. Anderson 213-568, D. Fingerley 200, K. Koble 207, J. Davis 205554, C. Frushour, 203-200-592. V. Stayer 205-215-578, L. Teghtmeyer 552, D. Smith 214-210611, M. Simon 233-588, R. Simon 552, M. Dorsey 203-551, T. Strombeck

221, C. Lindzy 223, R. Maresh 201-214-606, R. Thibaut 224-602, G. Pavel 200, E. Whitacre 210-566, R. Hyde 207-572, H. Galloway 215 Warriors Are Stopped Again The Wawasee Warrior cross country team was stopped again last night when coach Tom Rankin’s boys played hosts to Plymouth and Rochester. Rochester defeated Wawasee 21-36 and Plymouth defeated Wawasee 23-34 while Rochester won over Plymouth 24-31. Again the top finishers for Wawasee were Steve Hipsher and Chuck Rapp. Hipsher was third with 11:09 while Rapp was eighth with 11:50. The top 10 finishers follow: Jim Jefferies P 10:53, Dave Betz R 11:03, Steve Hipsher W 11:09, Rick Markley R 11:20. Scott Shelburg R 11:22. Don Jones P 11:36, Jack Vrana R 11:45 Chuck Rapp W 11:50, Bill Kirkley P 11:54 and Jeff Holzwart P 12:02. Wawasee will meet Goshen tonight (Wednesday) on the Goshen course and will go to Columbia City tomorrow (Thursday) to meet*the Eagles. 26 Men From County To Report Oct. 5 A total of 26 young men from Kosciusko county recently received their orders to report for physical examinations on October 5. Ordered by the selective service system to report were Russell Rose. Tom Walters, Dennis R. Polk. Daniel L. Mawer. Michael T. Zellers. Jan A. Lundy, Dayton R. Sloan, Keith C. Greider, Larry D. Flenar and Arnold R. Johnson. Also, Robert M. Bowerman, Thomas J. Shively, Terry A. Walls, Ramiro L. Castillo, James A. Sheline, Tom A. Speicher, Barry M. Lemons, Jerry W. Koehlinger and Kenneth Ousley. And, Daniel R. Stuckman. Stanley E. Osborn. Kim A. Coleman, Tony D. Thompson, William J. Cosgrove. Morris L. Bayes, Jr., and Benny L. Jennings. Taxpayers Ask IRS Q) I’m moving soon. Should I contact the IRS to let them know where to send my tax forms next year? A) No. Just leave a forwarding address with the Post Office sq that your 1971 return can be delivered to your new address. Be sure to use your new address when you file your return so that the IRS can update your account. Q) When my divorce a comes through, will I still be able to claim a withholding exemption for my wife, even though we will have been married most of the year? A) No. If you are divorced by final decree or legally separated at the end of the year, you cannot claim her exemption. Make the necessary change in your withholding by filling out a new Form W-4. Withholding Exemption Certificate and giving it to your employer. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ahrns of Milford spent Saturday in Deshler, Ohio, visiting Mr. Ahrns mother, who is ill.

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Wed., Sept. 29, 1971 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Hurryin Hoosiers By /• Q* Fann

It is a second guesser holiday. Easy to tell what to do after it is over but tough to get it done cm the field. Our Offensive Department didn’t do much right and one busted play killed us. The kick-off team got over anxious and thought they had it down close to the goal, but let him get away for a touch down. That took the field goal away from us and we couldn’t cross the goal line. The negatives will harp all week, so I shall talk about positives, and facts of the team. The team is thinking soundly and we shall surprise some good ball dub. The starting offensive unit is in doubt at this point. John Pont has some tough decisions to make. Obviously, the quarter backing is up for grabs, but there are things to be said for both boys. The fullback can only be St. Pierre, and the half back spot seems to be edging toward Hoffman, but then Porter is a good one and I feel is No. 1. The offensive line has only two experience linemen, and the young are getting better. The entire backup line is under classmen. The line will probably stay about the same, but I expect Harvey to play more — if McNulty plays. The two tight ends are Seniors, but Soph. Bill Armstrong catches passes better than any of them and a good change to play is coming his way. The defense played superbly

STAMPS Polish Folk Art Honored Continuing the stamp series popularizing Polish folk art the Polish Postal Authorities will issue a series of five stamps: 20 gr, 40 gr, 60 gr, 1.15 zl and 1.35 zl. Each stamp will present one of the original folk paper cutouts of various districts of Poland. The Polish folk cutouts made of paper appeared for the first time in the 19th Century and were made first only for the sake of decoration of walls, windows and shelves of the peasant’s house. The designs are known as Folk Artistic Paper Cutouts. First-day covers will be canceled with a commemorative postmark. All stamps will be multicolored and will be printed in sheets of 100 stamps. They will be printed on common paper, by rotogravure, steel engraving, and typog« raphy. The first day of issue will be Dec. 7, 1971, and the stamps will appear in repeated multimillion printings. The State Printing Works of Securities of Warsaw will do the printing. x Address your requests to “Ars Polona — Ruch,” P. 0.8. 1001, Warszawa. 1, ul. Krakowskie Przedmiesde 7, Skrytka pocztowa, N r 1001. In honor of the International Boy Scout Jamboree in Japan, Liberia has released five stamps to recognize its participation. Values, which depict scouts of various countries, are, three-cent, United States;

and has all year. It is now two Seniors and nine returnees strong. I mentioned the large amount of underclassmen for this year’s record. They will improve. Next year’s can be talked about later. As I write this I worry about Mike Fulk’s knee. It looked bad coming off the fidd. Soph. Jeff Barnett has been picking up experience and obviously will be on scholarship now. The defensive unit has three walk-ons performing very very well. Chuck Thomson at outside line backer and defensive captain. Bill Pipp who never played high school football and Jeff Barnett are the other walk-ons. Mike Heizman, though a Senior, is relatively green at Safety. He is doing a good job. Our defense is fine to watch, but the offense should give them some rest once in awhile. It is also fun to watch touchdowns — for Indiana. If you want to watch some great prospects, get to the Freshmen game this week end: It goes off Friday afternoon with the J.V. team against the Frosh. The quarterbacks are great and many. A real head hunter roams the line backer core. We have many good and big ones, but take a look at a good Negro athlete named Maurice Osborne. He is a potential All American. There are other potential All American Freshmen. We have the Blue Chippers in the Freshmen class.

5-cent, Germany; 12-cent, Britain; 20-cent, Japan, and 25cent, Liberia. Also issued is a 50-cent souvenir sheet showing scouts of many nationalities around a campfire as two girl guides watch. ♦ ♦ ♦ To promote tourism, Cyprus is issuing four stamps. Each stamp will show a particularly interesting landmark in travel poster style: 15-mil, Nicosia Castle; 25-mil, guard on an unidentified beach; 60-mil mountain highway, and 100-mil, St. Barnabas chapel. ♦‘ ♦ * Lebanon issued 50 and 100piaSter stamps in June. They picture the Dahr al-Bacheq Sanatorium in ancient-style painting. These stamps commemorate the services extended by the Lebanese Association against Tuberculosis.

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