The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 August 1972 — Page 2

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Football Jamboree Set At Nappanee August 26

The annual football jamboree featuring Wawasee, Plymouth, Tokeland and North Wood will be held at Memorial field on state road 19 north of Nappanee at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 26. Plymouth and North Wood will dress in white uniforms while Wawasee and Lakeland will dress in their colored uniforms.

Pony League Awards Night Held Wednesday

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The first quarter will see Plymouth and Lakeland on the field while North Wood and Wawasee will take over during thesecond quarter. Wawasee will meet Plymouth in the third quarter and Lakeland and NorthWood will clash in the final stanza. The game will be played with 12

Awards night for the Syracuse Pony League was held on Wednesday, Aug. 9. The evening started with a dad and lad baseball game which the dads won 6-5. The Syracuse team completed the season with a 15-4 record. On Sunday the boys will be traveling to White Sox’s park in Chicago to watch a game there. Awards were presented as follows: Most Outstanding Infielder — Dale Ganz was credited with being the most outstanding infielder defensively. He had a batting average of 446. Pitching trophy — Berry Coy was awarded the pitching trophy for the year. He had a 15=-! record. Home run leader — Jeff Miller, the team’s . catcher, was the team’s home run leader. Batting trophy — Clem Lisor won the batting trophy with an average of 457. He led the team in its offensive department.

Monday Men's Bowling League To Meet The County Bowling league for the Monday Night Men’s league will hold it’s organizational meeting on Monday, Aug. 21, at 7:30 p.m. at Wawasee Bowl south of Syracuse. Team captains and members, plus interested bowlers, are urged to attend this important meeting. League officers are: President — Bud Slabaugh Vice president — Verl Stayer Secretary — Loren Longenbaugh Treasurer — Douglas Pilcher

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minute quarters with five minutes allowed between the quarters. Tickets for the game will be sold at the gate. Lakeland and North Wood fans will use the west bleachers while Plymouth and Wawasee will have die east bleachers.

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Bowling Meeting Set For Aug. 23 The late shift for the Wednesday Night Mixed bowling league at Syracuse has announced an organizational meeting is set for Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 8 p.m. at Wawasee Bowl. All interested persons are urged to attend this important meeting.

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Member-Guest Tourney Tee Times Given For South Shore

The third annual South Shore Golf club member-guest tournament is set for this Saturday, Aug. 19, with the following tee times scheduled by pro Steve Roderick: 8:45 — T. Tuttle, D. Swan, G. Carpenter, D. Berry 9:00 — J. Veenstra, D. Shinaberry, J. Gray, R. Price 9:08 — D. Tuttle, M. Kiley, L. Hanna 9:16 — P. Kerlin, J. Williams, G. Gardner, T. Prickett 9:24 — S. Selanders, D. Rich, V. Selanders, D. Goshert 9:32 — L. Griffith, B. Harrelson, B. VordenEsche, D. Price 9:4O—A. Howell, G. Baker, R. Hibschman, N. Kistler 9:48 — D. Morris, D. Rose, R. Stickney, B. Gann 9:56 — G. Hull, D. Perry, J. Riddle, R. Russell 10:04 — R. Nyce, P. Kline, D. Niles, B. Kline 10:12 — F. Hockert, T. Tartar, F. Miller, G. Bienz 10:20 — R. Yoder, N. Clay, B. DeWitt 10:28 — B. Thompson, P. Marchand, B. Blake, Sr., H. Priest 10:36 — J. Speicher, P. Speicher, G. Stoffel, J. Newcomer 10:44 —B. Seward, Dr. Seward, C. McFall, J. Young 10:52 — D. Holterman, R. Bricker, L. Holterman, F. Rowland 11:00 — H. Houser, D. Cantwell, J. Kitch, J. Churchward 11:08 — E. Miller, T. Sprow, M. J. Davis, B. Baldwin 11:16 — L. Swank, N. Carpenter, A. Hand, D. Deck 11:24 — D. Whitehead, L. Joseph, C. Searfoss, J. Frye 11:32 — G. Johnson, D. Widaman, H. Caudill, A. Shirk 11:40 — J. Marlette, S. Dodds, J. Carr, Dr. Carr 11:48 — G. Jones, S. Yoder, V. Wiley, P. Tucker 12:36 — R. Silveus, R. Schnef, B. Burger, R. Lockerby 12:44 — L. Vance, H. Dunithan, B. Dailey 12:52 — D. Stahly, B. Nettrour, K. Smallwood, F. Boylan 1:00 — J. Kilgore, R. Becker, D. Mendenhall, J. Bums 1:08 — H. Schrock, G. Hamilton, B. Cutter

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1:16 — Dr. Walgamuth, J. Kroh, O. Millar, P. DeVine 1:24 — D. Scanlan, J. Tarr, D. Thibaut I:32—J. Ridings, M. Donoho, C. Richards, C. Shoals 1:40 — B. Chambers, B. Williams, D. French 1:48 — R. Marlin, M. Igo, R. Bockman, F. Carlin 1:56 — J. Caudill, J. Conners, R. Scholz, G. Beaty — B. Pennick, D. Dalton, B. Blake, Jr., T. Williams 2:12 — J. Hossinger, B. Dalton, A. Johnson, J. Nelson 2:20 — T. Johnson, B. Schumaker - — Wawasee Golf Club Scramble Results Three teams tied for first place honors in the Saturday night scramble at Wawasee Golf club with a score of 35 and the winning team was determined with a

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play-off, having a birdie-two on the second extra hole of play. Winners were George Young, Mike Cripe, Mark Byrd and Doris Scheidel. In second place was the team of Roy Chokey, Larry Marsh, Ruth Snellenberger and Gladys Cripe; and third, Merrill Postma, Larry Mauzy, Paul Kizer and Faye Jones. List Friday Scramble Winners At Maxwelton Winners of the scramble held Friday at the Maxwelton golf course with a 33 were Doris and Bob Sedgwick and Jay and Kay Miller. Four teams finished second with scores of 34. Members of those teams were Nelson and June Auer and Robert and Lura Stone; Doyle and Jo Butler and Ron and Caryl Vestal; Don and Marilyn Deck and Bud and Edie Kline; and Gary and Nancy Baker and Bob Gaier.

North Wood's Adult Tickets Go On Sole

Northwood’s adult reserve football tickets will go on sale in the principal’s office at North Wood high school on Wednesday, Aug; 23. Panther football fans desiring select seating near the 50 yard line are encouraged to purchase tickets at their earliest convenience. Adult reserve season tickets are priced at $6 for the 1972 season. Adults desiring to purchase reserved student tickets with the adult ticket may do so when purchasing their tickets. The price of the student reserved season ticket is $3.25. Students at North Wood high school may purchase their season tickets on Thursday, Aug. 31. Admission at the gate for all Panther football games will be $1.25 for adults and students. Students in the Wa-Nee schools will have the opportunity to purchase tickets for single games

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for 75 cents if purchased in their respective school prior to the game. William E. Dorsey, North Wood principal, announced the 1972 football schedule as follows: August 26 — Football Jamboree H September I—East1 —East Noble H Septembers—Plymouth T September 15 —Columbia City T September 15 — Columbia City t September 22 — North Manchester H September 29 — Bremen T October 6—Concord H October 13—Warsaw T October 20—Rochester T October 27 — Wawasee (homecoming) H November 3 — Goshen (mom and dad’s) H All games will begin at 7:30 P-iP-