The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 June 1972 — Page 2

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_m t ofe/lr inW 4k - i ■■Mr " ■ H-Jr » . wvJwbbb * TIGERS WIN FIRST — The Warsaw Tigers are shown above being congratulated by Chris Schenkel after they clinched the Northern Lakes Conference all-sports trophy by winning the conference golf match played at Maxwelton last Thursday. From left are Dave Gable: Denny Hepler, low medalist for the day with 72: Dave Kissel; Ted Pinnick, second low medalist with 73: Craig Light, coach Joe Harris and Schenkel. The Tigers scored 3UB points to win the tournament.

JU Hr I wit w i (W JUfe.. - MjJrl Hh J ■ Ki ft < - ’ « I M's ■ al •’ ..*«#-'*'• < A ■ r 9 W I I 1 SECOND PLACE HONORS — Winning second place honors at the Northern Lakes Conference golf match were the W awasee high school Warriors under coach Rudy Cesco. Coach Cesco is shown above with Dal and Greg Vmmel, Larry Stidham and Bob Bauman of the Warrior team and Sportscaster Chris Schenkel who was on hand for the presentation of trophies. Bauman finished fifth medalist for the day. The team shot a 311.

Mr and Mrs Duane (Skip) Graff of Nicholasville, Ky., formerly of Milford are visiting A R Graff of Milford — Ends Tonite — 'Hospital 1 Starts Thursday Walt Disneys 'Bedknobs And Broomsticks'

H WA WA DRIVE-IN ST. ROAD 13 fl 111 No* Open 7 Days — Open 7:30 nV Just a person who ■ ■ Bl protects children and . !■ II other living things * Tr II Romruon a Piusll Every Tuesday Will Be Double Buck Family Nite 12 A Carload — Plus Games & Priies

60 Participate In Scramble At Maxwelton Pro Bob Auer of the Maxwelton golf club states 60 persons played in the club s Friday night scramble with a six way tie of 34. Winning teams follow: Team 1— Nelson Auer. June Auer, Bill Little and Judi Little; Team 2 — Butch Hossinger, Dottie Hossinger. Ralph Thornburg and Marge Thornburg; Team 3 — Rose Matthews, Dick Matthews. Dot Stiver and Dee Stiver; Team 4 — Gary Smith, Bev Smith. Leon Newman and Bonnie Newman; Team 5 — Ralph Enoch, Delight Craig. Eloise Carlson and Sandy Yoder; Team 6 — Walt Longfield. Phyllis Longfield, Walt Haggerdon and Elly Blakesley. I’d like to say a four letter word about the wage freeze — BRRR’

Receive Degrees The following residents of the Lakeland area have received master degrees from St. Francis college. Fort Wayne, conferred during the commencement exercises. Master of Arts in Education — Richard P. Dick. P.O. box 156, Syracuse. Master of Science in Education — J. Francis Denton, 113 West Portland street; Teresa M. Dick. P.O. box 156; Fr. Da nd G. Suelzer. Wawasee Prep r 1, all of Syracuse Master of Science in Education — Erma Pauline Morgan, box 71, North Webster

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DENTIST HAS HOLE-IN-ONE Dr. Arden Walgamuth of North Webster had a hole-in-one Sunday night at South Shore Golf club south of Syracuse on the 160-yard par 3 number seven hole. His score for the 18-hole round was 73. Witnessing the event were Dave Fisher. Dick Waldron. Paul Kerlin. Bill DeWitt. Gordon Carpenter and club pro Steve Roderick. | Lakeland [ Golf ; Maxwelton Ladies Hold Invitational The Maxwelton Ladies Golf association held its invitational Tuesday for ladies day with guests attending from Maplecrest. Over all low gross winners were Lou Miller and Rose Mathew, both with 88; low net, Julie Rogers, 66, and low putts. Mary Kimble, 28. Other low gross honors went to Pat Winters, 89. Maplecrest; Marge Newcomer and BettyKline, Maxwelton. 93 s; and D. Hollinger, 90, Maplecrest. Third low gross went to Gwen Peck, 97, Maplecrest. First low net honors went to Gladys Anderson, 75, Maplecrest; and Gloria Stoffel, 70, and Susie Balsley, 69, both Maxwelton with Hallie Clapasco, 76, Maplecrest, second; and third, Ann Yeater, 78, Maplecrest. First low putts for Maplecrest was Lila Cripe, 29 and Linda Neff for Maxwelton with 31. Second place honors went to Madeline Yoder, 31, Maplecrest South Shore Ladies Play Low gross, low net and lowputts was the play for the day Tuesday for the Ladies Day association at South Shore Golf club. Winners in the 18-hole play were: Low gross, Joan Gray; second, Barbara Hulley , low net, Ruth Banta ; second. Betty Nyce; and low putts, Le? Wake; second. Jean Gotshall \ In the 9-hole division were: Low gross. Pearl Herrmann. second, Eddie Neuhauser; and third, Katie v Auer Low net honors wait to Bertha Lehman with Verna Hathaway placing second. Eleanor Moots and Lori W’elty tied for first in low putts and Elaine Hibschman and Ginny Lamley, tied for second. Play for next week will be Tin Whistle. Mfawasee Fourth In Oak Hills Sectional Play The Wawasee high school golf team placed fourth in the sectional tournament held at the Oak Hills Golf club on Tuesday They placed one stroke behind the third place team with a 330. Winning the tournament was Elkhart with 322, Warsaw was second with 326 and Culver was third with 329. These three teams qualify for the regional to be held at LaPorte on June 9. The sectional ends the season for the Warriors who finished the regular season s play in a four

way tie for first in the Northern Lakes Conference standings. They finished second in the NLC meet last Thursday to qualify for the sectional competition. In Tuesday’s competition Bob Bauman and Dal Ummel hit 77*s for Wawasee to finish fourth and fifth in low medalists competition and Larry Stidham and Greg Ummel finished with 88’s. Little League Schedule Set At Milford The Baseball Boosters met at the Milford junior high gym on Friday, May 26. The three Tee Ball teams and five Little League teams met with their coaches and new uniforms were issued to the boys. The schedule for games and practice were also distributed. Any boy who signed up for Little League or Tee Ball and has not received his uniform should contact Mr. Long. T-Ball Schedule June 13 — Co-op vs Phend and Brown June 20 — Co-op vs Walters June 27 — W’alters vs Phend and Brown July 3 — Phend and Brown vs Co-op July 11 — Co-op vs Walters July 18 — Phend and Brown vs Walters July 25 — Phend and Brown vs Co-op Aug. 3 — Awards program Little League Schedule June 8 — Cards vs Tigers June 9 — Reds vs Twins June 12 — Sox vs Cards June 15 — Tigers vs Reds June 16 — Sox vs Twins June 19 — Cards vs Reds June 22 — Sox vs Tigers June 23 — Cards vs Twins June 26 — Tigers vs Twins June 29 — Sox vs Reds June 30 — All Star Game July 6 — Tigers vs Cards July 7 — Twins vs Reds July 10 — Cards vs Sox July 13 — Reds vs Tigers July 14 — Twins vs Sox July 17 — Reds vs Cards July 20 — Tigers vs Sox July 21 — Twins vs Cards July 24 —- Twins vs Tigers July 26, 27 and 31 — Tourney Aug. 3 — Tourney and awards In the quest for success, just remember that there is no substitute for character or service.

Announcing for the Young Girl -17 An All-Sports Week of FUN and FITNESS on BEAUTIFUL Lake Wawasee WHEN: June 11 thru 17 WHERE: Wawasee Prep, Syracuse, Indiana. Sports Offered Instructors Time GYMNASTICS SUE GANSHORN, Syracuse, Indiana 2:00- 3:15 ♦trampoline *balance beam CHERYL DOWDY, Wawasee Prep ♦horizontal bars *tumbling . • • AQUATICS TOM NOVA, WSI, Ball State 3:30- 4:45 ♦ scuba ♦skiing ♦canoe SUE GANSHORN ♦ life saving *swimming TENNIS - VINCE ROMEO, Wawasee Prep 10:30-11:45 GOLF f GARY GEIGER, Ball State, PGA, 9:00-10:15 Wawasee Golf Club 10:30-11:45 VOLLEYBALL PHIL JONES, Indiana & Notre Dame, t 9:00-10:15 SOFTBALL Camp director, Wawasee Prep 10:30-11:45 BASKETBALL JIM JOHNSON » Wawasee Prep 3:30-4:45 LEADING GIRLS AND BOYS IN ATHLETICS WILL BE YOUR COUNSELORS 5 SCamp Fees & Information Full camper-room & board SIOO.OO Day camper-morning & afterhoon $ 65.00 Morning camper-8:45-ll:45 $ 30.00 Afternoon camper-1:45-4:45 $ 30.00 Transportation provided for those living in lakes area. iu:i»-rrve FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: 10:36-Sports Are* Two 11:45-Free (Water front, etc.) ~ n „ „ 12 15-Lunch Wawasee Prep Summer Camps 12:45-Rest GIRLS ALL-SPORTS l:is-Free (Water front, etc.) Phil Jones-Director 2:o®-Sports Are* Three Syracuse, Indiana 46567 3:15-Free 3:30-Sports Area &>ur 1972 COMING CAMP SCHEDULE 4:45-Free (Ski. Wfler front, etc.) fi (MUSiinn»r June 11-17 Girl S All-SportS ••"ZTJune 18-24 Midwest Junior Olympic Soccer Camp *" 1 / ee June 25 - July 8 Midwest National Junior Golf Camp I Pork Miniature aolf etc June » - » Boy’s All-Sports Camp 8:15-F>lms, Amusement Park. Miniature golf. etc. Eoo(ball Camp 10LIGHTS OUT Ju,y 23 * Au S ust 5 Laker ’ s B«s k e<*>ail Camp Detach and send to Phil Jones t I CHECK DESIRED ITEMS: I Name Afle | Wish To Be A: Sports Wanted: I School— Q Full Camper O Gymnastics I Home Address Z Ooy Aquatics [ Morning Camper Tennis I City and State . ■ ■■■■■ 1 . " 1 ". r Afternoon Camper |• Golf | Pho.-* Zip t Volleyball [ } I will need transportation Softball 4 . a DEPOSIT OF SIO.OO IS REQUIRED ■ i 1 *••• not need transportation EZ Basketball

Hurryin Hoosiers By J. Q. Fann INSIDE LINEBACKERS, 1972: Two men on the pro scouting list, two juniors to push them, a soph blue chipper, and a green freshman who was sought after by ev«y major school. One wary, Mike Fulk had knee surgery but it is apparently o.k. The pros are watching Fulk who, at 235 pounds, is big enough to go all the way. He has always been tabbed as a great one and the boy to put Russiaville on the map. Russiaville is near Kokomo but before Mike Fulk leaves school, Kokomo will be near Russiaville. This big, strong, fast, tough senior could be an AllAmerican. Beside him, making the one two middle linebacker punch anywhere, is Rob Spicer. He is a brother of former LU. wingback Doug Spicer but not related to the other two Spicers on the squad. Rob is 225 pounds and was one of our most consistant performers last year. He can be counted upon to get a lot of attention from the pros and even more from opposing blockers. I can’t say which is the better of the two but hope they stay so good no one can ever tell. Two juniors fighting to get to play is New Jersey All-Stater, Bruce Henderson, who was a demon as a freshman, got a nagging injury last year but who is back scrapping for a job. Walkon Jeff Barnett from North Manchester, Indiana is a redheaded man-o-war with football in his blood and blood in his eye. Jeff is up to number three man behind Fulk & Spicer and intends to stay there. He has great heart and smarts and if anything happens to one of the others he will be a capable replacement. These two plus John Kovatch give us depth at this spot. John Kovatch from Mishawaka was injured in the summer before the football season last fall and only got into one game and was too far out of shape to do the job his capabilities said but he worked his way up to a spot ahead of Henerson this spring. He was labeled a blue Deming, the trackster and all-around football player from Sandusky make our depth charts look good.

Tippy Ladies Day Play Play of the day Thursday for the Tippy Ladies Day association was best ball twosome with play in foursomes. Winners in class A were: Margaret Lancaster, low gross; Esther Brewster, low net; and Gloria Maish, low putts.

■ EREE DEMONSTRATION 1 I | KU Pontoon Boat RIDE I f Bring the family. Discover the new fun way to enjoy all water sports . . . with a 72 Sylvan Pontoon Boat. You f won’t know 'til you’ve tried it. Come on out!. . . it’s fun > and free. I WAWASEE BOAT CO. I North Shore — Lake Wawasee i Starting Friday . . . The Pickwick Theatre Will Be Open Seven Days A Week yii Fri. - Thur. ■MMB ■ I AM !■ Week Day Shows ...... [it jumps off the SCREEN INTO YOUR LAP! ' — The NEW entertainment experience STEREOVISIOI|j L ’“■ouN r Tte Sensational NEW Third Dimensional VINCENT rnlCt Film Process you have been reading about. * ’ • TECHNICOLOR*

Class B: Hulda Sawyer, low gross; Mary Aker, second low gross; Lois Xanders, low net; Lou Erwin, second low net; and Mary Jane Lantz, low putts. Class C and D winners were. Flory Summy, low gross; Doris Anglin, second low gross; Sib Gann, low net; Irene Benzenburg, second low net; and Izzy Fiedeke, low putts.