The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 November 1971 — Page 2

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> lO£y A w \Xli: «f" *srtr . ****l® , ft CX «"■<*** —MU. * ■' OFFENSE AT WORK — The Warriors’ offensive line is shown above giving tremendous protection to quarterback Tim Blue as he made a pass during the NorthWood-Wawasee game last Friday night. A huge crowd was on hand for the last home game of the Warriors* 1971 season. Parents of senior fall athletes were honored and introduced prior to the start of the game.

Wawasee Defeats North Wood 22-14

By TED SPEICHER Wawasee Warriors put together a tremendous offensive and defensive effort Friday and came away with one of their biggest victones of the 1971 season, defeating a very strong North Wood squad 22-14 After gaining some good yardage on their first set of downs the Warriors fumbled on their 40 yard line, giving North Wood good field position. With the Warriors defense getting its first test of the evening, the boys rose to the occasion as the Warriors big defensive lineman Brian Mikel recovered a fumble on Nojth Wood's first offensive play The fumble recovery gave a second chance, which was the wrong thing to do Friday night. With Pat Spearman and Kim Cripe nipping off large gains through North Wood's line ttjr Warriors moved quickly into North Wood territory. A roughing the passer call against North Wood gave Wawasee the ball on the Panthers 16 yard line. With 4:41 left in the first quarter big Kim Cripe ripped nine yards right up the field for Wawasee’s first touchdown of the night. With the PAT failing Wawasee lead 60. A beautiful punt by Wawasee’s Dwight Dean downed on their two yard line by Steve Vanlaningham, coupled with an extremely strong Warrior defensive display, set up Tim

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Blue's 39 yard touchdown strike ~TTBiII Leemon with 3:12 left in \jh* second quarter. Blue then found Tom Fribley for two more points making the score 14-0. The North Wood Panthers made a big effort to swing the momentum in their direction early in the third quarter. With North Wood calling on its star halfback Rick Fisher marched down field with him breaking into the clear, it looked as though he was on his way to paydirt, but five yards short of the goal line Wawasee’s Tom Fribley caught Fisher from behind causing a fumble which was recovered by an alert Dave VanLue. This great defensive play again preserved Wawasee’s 14-0 Iqad North Wood was"finally able to put its first points cm the board, with 8:35 left in the fourth quarter on a quarterback keeper. The PAT was broken up by Warrior Mike Vanlaningham who arrived at the quarterback the same time the ball did While the North Wood fans‘'were still cheering their bo&s first score, the ball was already heading toward Warrior receivers Bill Leemon and John Rhodes, who were setting the stage for what has to be the Warriors' biggest play of this season or any other. Leemon received the kick off, reversed his field and handed the ball to senior John Rhodes. Unable to find the handle at first, John had to bend down and scoop it out of the turf. Finally finding the handle on the 10 yard line Rhodes found a gapping hole opened up by the great Warrior

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Nocking, hit the sidelines and outran the whole field for 90 yards for a stunning touchdown, which brought everyone, including the opposing fans, out of their seats. Tim Blue added two more points on a fine run, making the score 22-6. With John Rhodes’ touchdown run providing the extra fuel needed, the Warrior defense lead by VanLue and Mikel stopped North Wood on two net yards on their next set of downs. However, North Wood did muster another score later in the fourth quarter, with PAT successful. The Warriors offense did a good job kicking several key first downs and ran out the clock, the Warriors coming away the victors in a well earned ball game 22-14. The game was very well played by the Warriors, with the Warriors defensive unit playing its finest game of the season, coming up with key interception*, fumble recoveries and the big plays at the times when they were needed. The Warriors go tonight against Warsaw in the last game of the season. Statistics W N Net yards gained 252 224 By rushing 157 175 By passing 95 49 First downs 14 15 By rushing 9 9 By passing 4 3 By penalties 1 3 Passes attempted 11 13 Passes completed 5 3 Passes intercepted by 2 1 Punts 4 3 Punt average 37 40 Yards penalized 95 14 Fumbles lost 1 3 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wickersham of Big Barbee Lake were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCartney of near Muncie. Mrs. Hazel Wickersham of Winchester was also a guest

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Hits & Misses Bud’s Body Shop 19 13 Brazels Bait Shop 18 14 American Industries 18 14 Brown’s Blades & Bits 17% 14% S.&S. 17% 14% Sudlow’s Pier Shop 16 16 Sylvan’s 15 17 Misfits 15 17 Syracuse Mobil 13 19 Lil Granny’s 11 21 High team series: Brown’s — 1768 High team game: Sylvan — 651 500 series: R. Brazel 516, D. Butler 515, J. W. Cripe 511 200 games: J. W. Cripe 205 Thursday Night Ladies Aqua Land Motel 29 11 Village Greet 29 11 Jot-em-Down 26 14 Lake City Builders 25 15 Mail-Journal 24 16 Monsanto 22 18 WawaseeTV 21 19 Regent Homes 21 19 Pilchers Shoes 19 21 Farmers State Bank 19 21 Bowen Motors 19 21 Kale Island Beacon 19 21 Brazels 17 23 N. W. Firemen’s Women Aux. 17 23 Bills Chalet 17 23 Louie’s Bar 15 25 Lakeland Standard 13 27 Barth 8 32 High team series and game: Village Green — 2226-806 SOO series: R. Easley 554; J. Knisley 527; B Gardner 514 450 series: C. Peterson 496; J. Reed 490; I. Stahley 489; S. Gilbert 486; F. Eby 475; V. Penn 464; M. Popenfoose 459; J. Weaver 458; N. Galloway 451; B. Nyce 451; P. Benson 450 200 games: R. Easley 212; C. Peterson 203 170 games: B. Gardner 199; J. Knisely 195; V. Penn 193; M. Popemoose 190; S. Gilbert 182; J. Reed 181; R. Easley 180; I. Stahley 180; J. Weaver 177; B. Bums 175; E. Price 173; B. Hamman 171 Friday Nite Mixed Monsanto 21% 10% Thwaits Grain 21 11 WawaseeTV 20% 11% Regent Homes 20 8 Mastercraft 19 13 Sleepy Owl 19 13 Village Tap 18 10 Syracuse Rubber 17 15 O. Sales 17 15» Chambers & Dippon 17 15 Christner Oil 16 16 Ruth's Styling Salon 15 17 Beacon 15 17 United Telephone 14% 17% Reds Doubles 14 18 Keiths Plumbing 12 20 Rambles 12 20 Chambers & Krauter 11 21 Stahly-Stillson 10% 21% Precision Auto . 6 26 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2022-763 500 series: K. Smallwood 588, B. Simon 560, E. Blakesley 519, M. Carlson 530, L. Knispel 580, J. Morganthaler 508, J. Pounds 507, L. Welty 556, B. Gilbert 553, B. Frenger 525, S. Kern 550, J. Kern 560, B. Thwaits 516, X Dippon 564, D. Zawadzke 539 450 series: C. Knispel 458, R. Maresh 470, L. Gilbert 492, G. Thwaits 496 200 games: K. Smallwood 229, B. Simon 201, L. Welty 200, L. Knispel 224, B. Gilbert 213, H. Dunithan 204, J. Kern 227, D. Zawadzke 208 170 games: E. Blakesley 181, 185, C. Knispel 179, L. Keim 185, G. Thwaits 174, S. Kern 193, 190 Land O Lakes Bowens 21 11 Harris 21 11 Village Hdwe. 21 11 Vega Travel Trailers 20 12 CA J Const. 20 12 Syracuse Legion 20 12 Stateßank 20 12 Dean’s Milk 19 13 Auer’s Serv. 19 13 V.F.W. 15 17

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FINE EFFORT — Wawasee high school varsity football coach Don Storey did not name players of the week following the North Wood game last Friday evening but commented instead on the

Sleepy Owl 14 18 Frog Tavern 13 19 N. W. Legion 12 20 Lakeland Std. 10 22 Syracuse Rubber 7 25 White’s Plumb. 4 28 High team series and game: Vega — 2812-1043 600 series: J. Erdly 607, J. Morganthaler 611, C. Walton 614 500 series: F. Hapner 515, T. Auer 547, H. Bartman 532, L. Weaver 525, L. Grooms 515, P. Campbell 508, K. Knisley 503, B. Simon 505, D. Butler 512, G. Whitacre 566, D. Rensberger 503, C. Walton 541, R. Brazel 523, K. Bell 518, J. Karesh 534, F. Nyikos 500, T. Darr 510, G. Popenfoose 534, M. Broekers 540, B. Niles 566 200 games: J. Erdly 224, T. Auer 208, J. Morganthaler 224, C. Walton 203, 212, R. Brazel 223, C. Whitacre 221, G. Popenfoose 209, M. Broekers 203, B. Niles 221 Saturday Bantam Lions u 1 Dixie Cups 8% 3% Raiders 8% 3% Panthers 7 5 Vikings 7 5 Love Bugs 5 7 No. 8 41* 714 Goodv Girls 4 8 Tigers 3 9 Bears 1% 10% High team series and game: Panthers — 1187-604 Honor scores: Girls: J. Henning 78, J. Conley 84, D. Dieterly 78, D. Knisley 78, 81-159, D. Darr 80, 107-187 Boys: D. Knprewg 87-153, P. Kline 87-157, R. Schwartz 108, 73181, M. Maggart 93, 76-169, T. Schrock 131, 135-266, D. Weisser 86, R. McKibben 95, 84-179, R. Fetters 91,113-204, C. Henning 79 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 29 11 Jot Em Down Groc. 25 15 Syracuse Rubber 22 18 Grassy Creek 22 18 Walter Drug Co. 22 18 Lakeside Laundry 20 20 Burger Dairy • 19% 20% Augsburger’s 16 24 Greer Auction 14% 25% Lakeland Standard 10 30 High team series: Jot Em Down Groc. — 2174 High team game: Lakeside Laundry — 781 500 series: B. Gardner 179, 163, 165-507 450 series: C. Whitacre 195-478, M Whisler 168, 168-472, I. Dull 175-455 160 games: J. Groves 182, J. Keim 175, F. Schorey 172, M. Solina 170, 165, D. Stucko 166, C. Schlabach 165, D. Kitson 165, J. Brumbaugh 163, N. Kern 161, M. Dixon 161, N. Whetten 160, E. Baugher 160 Milford Business Milford T.V. 28% 11% Arro Motor Homes -'27 13 Campbell’s Market 27 13 Walter Drug 27 13 Hickory Lounge 26 14 Berk’s Body Shop 21 19 Kern Grain 18 22 C.S. Myers 18 22 Little & Clark 15 25 Sharp’s Hdwe. 14% 25% Augsburger-Milf. 11% 28%

Augsburger-Syra. 6% 33% High team series: Walter Drug — 3013 High team game: Hickory Lounge — 1045 600 series: L. Krauter 617 500 series: L. Newman 591, B. Dippon 580, B. Simon 561, L. Young 558. D. Butler 553, O. Repk&le 543, W. Miller 543, P. Campbell 542, D. Thibaut 539, G. Chambers 537. C. Berkeypile 529, J. Schultz 527, J. Speicher 526, D. Wuthrich 525, J. Brumbaugh 522, D. Sharp 522, B. Bushong 518, L. Mullenhour 518, D. Resnberger 512, P. Wuthrich 510, D. Hockert 505, J. Bartman 503 200 games: L. Krauter 234, 224, L. Mullenhour 226, L. Young 223, L. Newman 218, B. Dippon 211, D. Butler 210, G. Chambers 206, J. Brumbaugh 204, D. Wuthrich 203, P. Campbell 203 Tuesday Afternoon American Ind. 25 11 Stateßank of Syra. 24 12 Kern Grain 21 15 Mock’s Marine Rent. 18% 17% Todd Realty 18% 17% Wawasee Laundromat 18 18 Mastercraft 16 20 Cromwell Lumber 15 21 Superior Sample 13 23 The Lovables 11 25 High team series: Todd Realty — 2126 High team game: State Bank — 754 500 series: S. Kern 182, 192-5X2 440 series: V. Penn 463, I. Mathews 441, A. Dahlstrom 176442, D. Johnson 450, M. L. Lambert 178-463 Saturday Jr. Bowlers Groovy Goolies 13 3 Eight Balls 10 6 Banana Splits 10 6 Gutter Girls 9 7 Alley Busters 7 9 Aristocats 6 10 Alley Cats 5 11 Spirit of 76 4 12 High team series and game: Banana Splits — 2089-717 350 series: B. Byland 370, D. Ganz 421, J. Miller 378, K. Frobaugh 353, D. Dieterly 378, D. Ganz 350, B. Simmons 443, B. Brower 387 120 games: B. Brower 135, 147, P. Schrumph 137, B. Slabaugh 124, B. Simmons 153, 148, 142, K.

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all-out team effort of the Warrior. Storey stated the Warriors all-round team effort was the best of the year as they met the North Wood Panthers in their last home game of the season.

Brandon 127, N. Huffer 135, D. Dieterly 141,125, D. Ganz 142, D. Dieterly 123,128, M. Luttman 125, B. Byland 163, D. Ganz 160,149, J. Miller 146, 126, K. Frobaugh 149 Tuesday Land O Lakes Sevens 18 2 Alley Kings 11 9 Alley Queens 11 9 Gutter Gusters 11 9 Shoes 10% 9% 8 BaUs 9% 10% Freshman Fiends 9 11 Play-A-While 8 12 Lakeland Standard 6 14 VFW Ladies Aux. 6 14 High team series and game: Sevens — 2029-759 Honor Scores Girls: K. Byrket 180-441, D. Byrket 404 Boys: A. Brown 155-425, M. Morganthaler 197-432, K. Knisley 188, 174-462, T. Stidham 150, E. Paradis 169-436, S. Huffer 183-428, E. Cobum 154-413, M. Lantz 153 Monday Night County Charlies 10 Pin 24 8 Wawasee Bowl 22 10 Pilchers Shoes 20% 11% Anchor Bar 20% 11% Liquor Locker 19% 12% Bud’s Body Shop 18 14 Anderson Paint 17 15 Aqua Land Motel 17 15 Frog Tavern lb 16 Barbee Hotel 15 17 Crow’s Roofing 14% 17% Eager Leagers 14 18 Teghtmeyer Hdwe 13 19 Bushong Barber Shop 13 19 Louie’s Bar 12 20 Kurley’s Keglers 12 20 Thornburg’s 11 21 Swartz Homes 9 23 High team series and game: Liquor Locker — 2765-979 High individual game: S. Richardson — 277 High individual series: R. Simon - 244-200-626 J. Davis triplicate R. Hodgson 203, L. Thwaits 210, C. Lindzy 210-560, J. Bartman 201-212-591, R. Thibait 212-598, C. Frushour 201, V. Stayer 203, L. Chupp 200, H. Galloway 202, R. Hyde 568, R. Undiepen bos 200, I. Schotterbach 205, R. Stahley 208, O. Weaver 200, A. Mosley 217, C. Wogoman 211, E. Anderson 225585, R. Wogoman 206, T. Schrock

222. M. Dorothy 226-577, M. Zellinger 211-551 R. Thwaits 213572, S. Nyikos 202-579 County Recorder Gives Report For September-October County recorder E. Mazie Alexander recorded 1658 documents during September and October. Fees collected during the two month period amounted to $3,985.75, all of which goes into the county general fund. During the month of September the following 860 documents were recorded: 297 deeds and other conveyances, 181 mortgages and other liens, 116 releases and assignments, 194 uniform commercial codes and 72 other items. In October 789 documents were recorded including 257 deeds and other conveyances, 167 mortgages and other liens, 131 releases and assignments, 175 UCC’s and 68 other fees. Fees totaling $2,111.40 were collected in September and $1,874.35 for the month of October, showing an increase in instruments of 105 and in collected $537.55. The amount of instruments recorded and fees collected exceeded the same months in referring to past years records. When it comes to humility,” one fellow said to another, “I take off my hat to no man.”

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