The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 March 1972 — Page 2

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Lakeland Women Bowlers Hold Dinner-Meeting

? ' The Lakeland Women's Bowling association held its awards dinner meeting Monday night at Maxwelton Golf club with 69 in attendance President Mary Lou Dixon presidled for the business portion at which time various proposals were voted in the decisions made on local dues, financial aid for the Land O'Lakes Junior Bowling association and for delegates to the slate and national conventions Salaries were set for the secretary and treasurer for next season The proposed tentative budget was also accepted

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Officers Mary Lou Lambert was elected to office of first vice president with Sue Williams as secretary and Sheila Qowen. sergeant-at-arms. Prize monies and trophies for the second annual tournament held locally were presented by secretary Kathryn Knisley The Kale Island Beacon team was in charge of dinner arrangements and Regent Homes team had reservations and door prizes , High School Bowlers Hold Banquet The Tuesday Afternoon high school league held its bowling banquet at Wawasee Bowl last Thursday with 26 in attendance at which time trophies and patches were awarded. Capturing first place was the team of the Alley Kings, composed of Kevin Knisley, Rick Ever. Tim n and Dan Mock. High game handicap for the boys went to Mike Morganthaler with a 239 and Marjorie Trammel for the girls with a 236.. Dan Mock took top honors for high series handicap with a 652 as did Kathy Richardson. 585 High scratch series went to April' Hapner, 480. and Eric Paradis 619. High scratch game winners were Kris Byrket 192 and Alan Brown 223. Patches for high average went

to Kris Byrket, 137, and Eric Paradise. 164. Charles Packer, with a plus 22. took honors for the most improved average as did Sandy Maggart for the girls with a plus 13. Door prizes, following dinner, went to Fred Traupe, Bob Clemons. Steve Hann, Jan Davis and Suzi Snowberger Land O'Lakes Juniors Hold Tournament The Land O’Lakes Junior Bowling association held a doubles and singles tournament Sunday at Wawasee Bowl south of Syracuse. Breaks Record Tim Stidham broke a record for the highest game ever rolled at the bowling lanes by a Junior bowler when he rolled a 286 game, just 14-pins short of a perfect game, for a 594 series Stidham holds a 138 average, is 14-years-of-age and bowls on the Tuesday afternoon league A special trophy will be awarded him by the association and the bowling lanes for his game scratch. Other trophy award winners were Rick Neff, handicap singles series. 644; and April Hapner, handicap senes with a 538. Eric Cobum took high handicap game with a 239 as did Rhonda Byrd with a 199. Scratch Actual senes scratch honors went to Eric Paradis with a 536 and Gail Brown. 389. The handicap doubles series went to Dan Mock and Tim Stidham for a total of 1.234. The Meyer Maidenburgs have purchased the Morrison Island home at Syracuse belonging to E. J. Baker. Mrs. Earl Treadway of Syracuse has sold her apartment building to Joe Todd and Edwin McCarty

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1971-72 Statistics Given— | :•: Coach Tom Spear has listed the following statistics for the 1971-72 varsity basketball team: •;•; Name FGA FG Ave. FTA FT Ave. Reb. Errors Asst. Def. ;$ Jeff Hughes-I- 407 205 504 126 95 .754 287 101 62 5 § g Jack Beer+ 225 92 409 26 22 .846 113 37 15 1 S >< John Hamilton-}- 367 184 501 108 79 .731 184 87 51 7 ft : g Timßlue+ 242 115 .479 56 44 .786 55 .57 34 8 | ft; Mark Workman-}- 84 36 429 66 41 .621 214 36 10 3 S g DanMosier+ 58 29 .500 28 13 .464 27 21 9 3 8 & TomFribley+ 22 10 .455 16 6 .375 49 13 2 0 g g Fredßeer+ 11 4 367 10 4 .400 14 3 2 0 ;g g Bob Mosier + 33 11 .333 15 8 .533 10 * 5 2 0 ft MikeZurcher+ 25 7 280 10 6 .600 8 8 4 $; Jan Beer 4 1 .250 4 4 1.000 2 10 0» » Dave Hamilton 11 1.000 0 0 1 0 0 0;$ £. + Denotes letter winners. ’

Wawasee Athletes Honored At Northern Lakes Banquet

Several Wawasee high school athletes were honored at the Northern Lakes Conference banquet held at North Wood Monday evening. Chip Dy e was honored for being the 107 pound wrestling champion and John Hamilton and Jeff Hughes were named to the NLC first team in basketball. Wawasee placed second in the final conference wrestling standings and third in basketball standings. Wrestling Other NLC wrestling champions are as follows: 100 — Tom Hurtt, Rochester 114 — Gale Lahr. Manchester 121 — Norm Hudson, Manchester 128 — Phil Smith, Manchester 134 — Brad Davidson, Concord 140 — Larry Ver Hage, Warsaw 147 — Gary Main, Bremen 157 — Greg Robinson, Warsaw »

Lakeland Teams Place Second At Warsaw The combined junior high seventh and eighth grade wrestling teams placed second at the Warsaw invitational on Saturday. First place honors in the seventh grade event went to Belmont while host Warsaw won eighth grade honors. Individual Lakeland seventh grade winners were Shock and Stidham of North Webster and Stevens, Bauman and Stouder. all of Syracuse. Individual eighth grade winners were Doll of Milford and Preston, Yoder, Rinker, Luttman and Wright all of Syracuse. Hits & Misses Brown's Blades & Bits 60*? 434 American Ind. 60 44 S. 4S. < 59 45 Sylvan's 56 48 Brazels 52 52 Li] Granny's 484 554 Syracuse Mobile 48 56 Misfits 47 57 Sudlow’s Pier Shop 45 59 Bud’s Body Shop 44 60 High team series: Sylvans — 1960 High team game: Misfits — 723 500 series: B. Slabaugh 522, B. Brown 539, D. Butler 514, J. W. Cripe 551, J. R. Cripe 527, D. Cripe 541 450 series: J. Livengood 473, B. Steury 482 200*games: C. Mohler 237, D Butler 201, B Brown 201 ITO games: E. Mast 176, A. Mohler 179, B. Steury 198, D. Cripe 190 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 724 394 Lakeside Laundry 72 40 Jot Em Down Groc. 704 414 Syracuse Rubber 65 47 Augsburger’s 58 54 Grassy Creek Rest. 544 574 Walter Drug Co. 54 58 Burger Dairy 474 644 Lakeland Standard - 40 72 Greer Auction 26 86 High team senes and game: Lakeside Laundry 2239 - 756 500 series: S Gilbert 197,160515, E. Wogoman 170,176-505, B. Kern 166.171,164-501 450 series: S. Hoover 173,167487, P. Green 199-483, C. Whitacre 177-457 160 games: J. Brumbaugh 191, K. Lowe 170, J. Hoover 170, E. Leap 163

169 — Bob Beeht. Rochester 186 — Russ Shaw, North Wood Hwt — Rick Walford, Rochester The final conference standings based on compilation of points from round robin and from tourney standings are as follows: Warsaw W’awasee Plymouth Concord and Rochester, tie Manchester North Wood s Bremen Basketball Named to the first team in basketball with Hamilton and Hughes were Bruce Grimm of Rochester and Greg Johnson and Steve Tarner, both of Warsaw.. Those on the second team were Dave Betz, Rochester; Doug Ganger, Concord; Mark Hayden, Plymouth; and Rex Holmes, Phil Lechlitner and Steve Reed, ail of

Milford Business Augsburger-Milf. 3m 124 Little & Clark 30 14 Kern Grain 284 154 Campbell’s Market 27 17 Walter Drug >27 17 Milford T V. 19 25 Berk's Body Shop 19 25 Sharp’s Hardware 19 25 Hickory Lounge 19 25 Augsburger-Syra. 19 25 Arro Motor Homes 17 27 C. Myers 9 35 High team series: AugsburgerMilford — 3127 High team game: Campbell’s Market — 1066 600 series: F. Wickersham 638, P. Campbell 624, Jim deSomer 622 500 series: H. Wuthrich 584, H. Galloway 569, B. Wolferman 565, D. Thibaut 565, L. Young 565, J. deSomer 561, J. Speicher 552, D. Rensberger 548, L. Newman 543, D. Butler 542, D. Rensberger 537, S. Richardson 535, R. Felkner 534, L. Krauter 532, J. Perry 528, J. Caple 528, D. Johns 518, B. Simon 515, J. Bartman 510, A. Beiswanger 509, C. Coburn 507, G. Chambers 507, D. Wuthrich 506, H. Bartman 502. 200 games: J. deSomer 233, Jim deSomer 231-222, P. Campbell 215-211, F. Wickersham 213,213,212, B. Wolferman 213, H. Galloway 213, S. Stump 210, L. Young 207, D. Thibaut 205, S. Richardson 204, A. Beiswanger 203, L. Krauter 203, J. Caple 203, J. Perry 202, H. Wuthrich 202, L. Newman 201 Tuesday Afternoon American Ind. 64 40 State Bank of Syra. 61 43 Mocks Marine Rentals 594 444 Todd Realty 57 47 Wawasee Laundromat 56 48 Mastercraft 50 54 Cromwell Lumber 49 55 Kern Grain 494 544 Superior Sample 37 67 TheLovables 37 67 High team series: State Bank of Syra. - 2207 High team game: American Ind. — 776 500 series: D. Johnson 180, 177521. M. L Lambert 186. 175. 178539, V. Penn 180, 173-530, A. Peterson 184-507 440 series: B. List 456, J. Gray 193-445, L. Neff 193-481, H. Frushour 176-463, A. Dahlstrom 447, D. Thwaits 468, M. L. Dixon 178478 170 games: L. Stucky 175, R. Easley 175, I. Mathews 176

North Wood. Receiving honorable mention were Mark Grubs, Rochester; Roger Haeck, Mark Hanna and Kevin Weidner, all of Plymouth; and Marty Huber and Charles Schramm, both of Bremen. Final standings follow: North Wood and Nappanee, cochamps at 6-1 Wawasee 5-2 Plymouth and Rochester 4-3 Concord 2-5 Bremen 1-6 Manchester 0-7 AU sports points as of the end of die basketball and wrestling season are as follows: Plymouth 98, Warsaw 79, Rochester 744, Wawasee 73, North Wood 71, Concord 494, Manchester 33 and Bremen 32. Some 200 persons attended the banquet. Rollie Hoover of Elkhart was the evening’s speaker.

Monday Night County Charlies Ten Pin 674 364 Anchor Bar 664 374 Barbee Hotel 64 40 Wawasee Bowl 60 44 Liquor Locker 594 444 Pilcher Shoes 594 444 Thornburgs 57 47 Anderson Paint 56 48 Frog Tavern 52 52 Crow Roofing 51 53 Kurley’s Keglers 50 54 Louies Bar 49 55 Aqualand Motel 48 56 Eager Leagers 47 57 Buds Body Stop 43 61 Bushong Barber Shop 43 61 Teghtmeyer Hdwe. 34 70 Schwartz Homes 29 75 High team series and game: Charlies Ten Pin - 2769-964 High Ing. game and series: E. Henning — 215, 246-639 Honor Scores G. Nordman 553, M. Ganshorn 202.203-592, P. Beezley 212-597, H. Schrock 202, V. Stayer 204, H. Bartman 225-575, R. Hyde 222-561, D. Burchard 203, 204-588, L. Longenbaugh 201, R. Hodgson 205-556, S. Richardson 550, L. Swope 246, L. Miller 208-554, KKoble 218, F. Avery 210-605, W. Stahly 206-573, K. Knisley 202-557, P. Royer 201, R. Strombeck 211581, M. Dorsey 560, G. Vanator 200-580, R. Stahley 202-562 Thursday Night Ladies Village Green 71 29 Wawasee TV 64 36 Aqua Land Motel 624 374 Monsanto 584 414 Kale Island Beacon 554 444 Louie’s Bar 55 45 Pilcher Shoes 55 45 Lake City Builders 55 45 Brazels 484 514 The Mail-Journal 48 52 Jot-Em-Down 47 53 Bowen Motors 46 54 Regent Homes 45 55 Counting House Bank 43 57 BiU’s Chalet 38 62 Barth 38 62 N.W. Firemen’s Aux. 38 62 Lakeland Standard 32 68 High team series: Bowen Motors - 2293 High team game: Wawasee TV — 807 500 series: J. Knisely 215,177543, C. Peterson 529. N. Shields 181,192-529. G. Eeyr 178,181-526. Lambert 521, C. Hochstetler 450 series: B. Hamman 496, B Nyce 495. L. Ulery 495, J. Weaver 494, F. Money 486, H. Frushour 482, J. Reed 482, E. Price 479, J.

Galloway 476, I. Stahley 470, G. Pilcher 459, S. Gilbert 458. R. Easley 450 200 games: C. Hochstetler 226, C. Peterson 207 170 games: M. Lambert 193, B. Hamman 192, E. Price 188, G. Pilcher 185, L. Ulery 183,181, B. Nyce 174.180, J. Weaver 178,177, F. Money 177,173, J. Kitchen 176, R. Lantz 174, J. Reed 174, I. Menzie 171, K. Knisley 171, I. Stahley 170 Friday Nite Mixed Thwaits Grain 34 10 O.K. Sales 29 11 ViUageTap 27 13 Regent Homes 24 16 Sleepy Owl 23 17 Christner OU 23 21 Monsanto 22 18 Wawasee T.V. 21 19 ' Syracuse Rubber 21 19 Chambers & Krauter Ruth’s Styling Salon 20 20 Mastercraft 19 21 Keith’s Plumbing 18 22 Red’s Doubles 18 22 Stahly-StiUson 17>4 224 Beacon 17 Gambles 15 25 Chambers & Dippon 13 27 Precision Auto 13 27 United Telephone 9 31 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2264-810 600 series: J. Kern 604, J. Morganthaler 618, L. Krauter 613 500 series: S. Kern 594, B. Thwaits 585, J. Lowe 518. K. Smallwood 549, C. Menefee 554. O. Cobbum 537. L. Epley 525, L. Knispel 511, L. Young 535, L. GUbert 521, B. Gilbert 520, B. Kline 517, C. Wogoman 523. L. Welty 576, K. Knisley 583 450 series: G. Thwaits 481, Zela Keim 453, E, Carlson 463, J. Dunithan 467, B. Kline 490, J. Honer 467 200games: S. Kern 2?6. J. Kern 211, 224, B. Thwaits 204-213, J. Lowe 203, C. Menefee 213, L. Epley 202, J. Morganthaler 206, 222, L. Young 201, L. Krauter 212, 220, B. Kline 201. M. Carlson 206, L. Welty 205, 214, K. Knisley 208 170 games: G. Thwaits 176, S. Kern 171, 197, K. Lowe 183, L. GUbert 181, 176, B. Kline 176 La'nd O’Lakes Vega Corp. ' 30 14 Lakeland Std. 29 15 Frog Tavern 264 174 Dean’s Food Serv. 25 19 C& J Const. 25 19 ViUage Hardware 25 19 Sleepy Owl 24 20 Harris 23 21 Bowen Motors 23 21 N.W. Legion 23 21 V.F.W. 204 234 State Bank 194 244 Syracuse Legion 184 254 Syracuse Rubber 16 28 Auer’s Serv. 12 32

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White’s Plumbing 12 32 High team series and game: Vega Corp. — 2736 - 938 500 series: J. Voland 561, K. Koontz 563, M. Simon 508, J. Blackport 514. L. Wysong 579, M. Yoder 532, D. Karesh 535, F. Nyikos 526, C. Walton 547, C. Walton 569. R. Williams 500, W. Beeman 552, J. Rhodes 516, P. Leach 519, P. Bright 564, B. Meyer 544, K. Schnerkau 509, K. Knisley 565, D. Butler 516, B. Bushong 524, J. Erdly 556, L. Welty 547, H. Bartman 576, J. Morganthaler 585, J. LeCount 518, B. Eyer 556, D. Brown 516, Niles 501, D. Rensberger 548 200 games: K. Koontz 207, J. Voland 205, M. Simon 204, L. Wysong 211, M. Yoder 212, F. Nyikos 222, C. Walton 235, W. Beeman 206, P. Bright 200, S. Richardson 202, K. Knisley 202, B. Simon 204, D. Butler 203, Bushong 205, J. Erdly 216, L. Welty 209. H. Bartman 207, J. Morganthaler 234. C. Wheeler 229, J. LeCount 211, D. Brown 201, B. Eyer 209*. D. Rensberger 217 Bashor Home Auxiliary Meets The Bashor Home Auxiliary met in Crbogast Center at Bashor Home on Monday at 9 a.m. with the ladies of the Saint United Methodist church as hostesses. After a short business meeting . the Goshen College Players presented the play, “The Day the Sky Went to School’’ by Nora Sterling. This play was published** by Family Service Association of New York and produced in cooperation with Family Counseling Service of Elkhart, The next meeting will be April 10 at 9:30 a.m. with the program to be given by Mrs. Audrey Russell of the Youth Service Bureau in Elkhart. The Milford United Methodist church will be hostesses for the coffee before the business meeting.

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