The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 May 1973 — Page 2

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t / r¥ V fl It ffl 1 k J!JLuj SECOND IN INVITATIONAL — Members of the Wawasee high school golf team placed second in the Central Noble invitational held Saturday. From left are coach Rudy Cesco; Bob Bauman, Ron Bauman, Greg Ummel who was second low medalist with 77 and Jon Owens.

Wawasee golfers place second in Central Noble invitational

Members of the Wawasee golf team Continued their winning ways last Saturday as they placed second in the Central Noble invitational. A total of 18 teams participated. The Warriors also added two victories to their record last week as they stopped Wawasee Prep and West Noble. Winning the invitational Saturday was CarrolHrigh school with 323 points. The Warriors were close behind with 326 points. The match was held at the Augusta Hills golf Course near Albion. V' \ Low medalist for the day was Jim McCrady who hit an even par 72. McCrady is from Carroll. Greg Ummel was second with 77. Both received individual trophies. Other members of the Warrior golf team who received individual trophies and their golf scores are as follows: Bob Baqman 79, Jon Owens 82 and Ron Bauman 88. Wawasee Prep The match against Wawasee

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Prep last Wednesday was played on the Wawasee golf course with the Warriors scoring a 161-188 victory. The B-team won 178-210. Members of the A-team and their individual scores are Greg Ummel 38, Bob Bauman 39, Mark Randall 41, Ron Bauman 43 and John Owens 44. Members of the Wawasee Prep A-team and their individual scores are Brad Vite 39, Mike Wilger and Jim Bruneman 49 each, Hal Battes 51 and Paul Derrick 52. Leading the Wawasee B-team was Phil Randall with 42. Steve Spretnjak led the Prep team with 48. The victory was the fourth in a row for the Warriors. West Noble Wawasee continued its winning ways on Thursday night as both the A and B teams stopped West

Hoss Hills Bowmen hold coon shoot

Hoss Hills Bowmen, Inc., held a coon shoot and colored animal round on April 28-29. Three Rivers bowhunters from the Fort Wayne area were guests of the club for the coon shoot. Forty points were possible at the coon shoot and men’s A class, bare bow, first place was won by Jerry Taylor with a score of 21. Second place was won by John Kress with a score of 18. Jack Hallaert took third place with a score of 16. Jerry Crim also scored 16 points but was defeated in a shoot-off. Men’s B class, bare bow, first place was won by Pat Carter with 14 points following a shoot-off which resulted in Mike Adams winning second place with his 14 point total. Louis Morts won third place with 13. Men’s A class, sights, first place was captured by Ron Harris with 30 points. A three way tie resulted in Bob Wolfe placing second and Bob Wiggs placing thind. Steve Secrist made the third man involved in the tie with 28 points but was defeated in the shoot-off. Men’s B class, sights, first place was won by Keith Enyeart with 20 points. Paul Schoeff placed second with a score of 18 following a tie with Rex Hathaway who placed third. Rita Harris won women’s A class first place with 20 points. Second place was won by Judy Harris with 16 points. Women’s B class first place was won by Sue Ann Ray with six points. Kaye Schoeff placed second with four points and Darlene Ott placed third with four points. Juniors Billy Cox won first place with 10 and Fred Fisher

Noble teams 159-169 and 170-188. At the same time the freshman team traveled to Wawasee Prep where the boys were defeated by the Prep’s junior varsity team 203-208. Greg Smith led the young Warriors with a 49. Bob Bauman led the A-team with 36. This tied the school record held by Gary Firestone, John Hulley and Dal Ummel. To earn his 36 Bauman birdied three of the last four holes. Greg Ummel was three off with 39, Jon Owens hit 41 and Mark Randall and Ron Bauman each scored 44. Jami Lung led West Noble with 40, Dave Vanette and Mark Hagen each scored 42, Larry Muzzy hit for 43 and Scott Kaye scored 48. Sam Ludwig led the B-team with 40 while West Noble was led by Kelly Stevens and Brian Shell with 45 each.

placed second with five points in the junior class. Out of a possible 100 points Keith Ott captured first place in men’s A class colored animal round with a score of 60. Fortyeight points won Bob Wiggs second place following a shoot-off which placed Keith Enyeart third.

Men’s B class first place went to Clarence Shaw with a score of 30. Louis Morts shot a 26 to win second place. Twenty-three points won Rex Hathaway third (dace.

Women’s A class first place was won by Sue Ann Ray with a 36. Women’s B class first place was won by Darlene Ott with a 17. Juniors Billy Cox and Ray Hathaway tied with 30 points. Billy Cox won the shoot-off taking first and placing Ray second. Alan Scheoff won first place in the cubs class with a 22.

Golf team wins at Northfield k Members of the Wawasee high ( school golf team under coach Rudy Cesco stopped the Northfield team 165-175 at the Sycamore golf course last ’ evening (Tuesday). ! The B-team also won 166-275. 1 Three Warrior golfers hit 41’s, Greg Ummel, John Owens and i Randy Rich; Bob Bauman hit 42 i and Mark Randall hit 46. i

JUNIOR BOWLING MEETING SUNDAY May 13, 1973 - 6:30 p.m. League Starting June 2 For Information Call 457-3855 or 658-4397 Wawasee Bowl

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County Charlie’s Ten Pin (first half winner) and Thornburg Drug (second half winner) had a roll off for League Championship. Charlie’s Ten Pin won 2631 to 2596. Thornburg Drug 47 21 Charlie’s Ten Pin 46 22 Crow Roofing 44% 23% Kurly’s Keglers 41 27 Louie’s Bar 39 29 Liquor Locker 37% 30% Bushong Barber Shop 36 32 Aqualand Motel 35 33 Eager Leaguers 31% 36% Anderson Paint 31 37 Wawasee Bowl 30 38 Barbee Hotel 28 40 Bud’s Body Shop 28 40 Schwartz Homes 28 40 Frog Tavern 25% 42% Schwartz Developers 16 52 High team series: Charlie’s Ten Pin — 2694 High team game: Kurly’s Keglers — 939 600 series: R. Wogoman 604 550 series: E. Henning 555, D. Weaver 561, M. Simon 562, R. Simon 577, C. Frushour 589, L. Welty 575 200 games: E. Henning 213, D. Strombeck 216, P. Royer 202, D. Weaver 201, M. Simon 203, R. Simon 221, P. Carson 212, E. Whitacre 204, R. Wogoman 239, C. Frushour 204, 201, H. Peterson 206, L. Welty 206 Sunday Night Mixed Alley Cats 73 47 Windsor 70 50 Sleepy Owl 69% 50% R&R 66% 53% T&P 60 60 Taylor Wholesale 58% 61% Lakeland Standard 52% 67% Mid-American 51% 68% Kids 50% 69% Jenny’s Kitchenette 48 72 High team series: T&P —1659 High team game: R & R — 590 500 series: (men) G, Richards 522, G. Coquillard 501 200 games: (men) G. Coquillard 212 Mixed league has banquet Members of the Wednesday Night Mixed league, Syracuse, met Friday evening in a Syracuse establishment for their annual banquet. Outgoing officers are Carroll Galloway, president; John Mangona, vice president; and Rosemary Lantz, secretarytreasurer. Officers for the 1973-74 season are as follows: President — Leonard Livengood Vice president — Bob Maggert Secretary-treasurer — Linda Galloway Trophies and prize monies were distributed. The Misfits team, consisting of Linda and Carroll Galloway and Julie and Leonard Livengood, won the league championship. Brazel’s Bait won the high team scratch game and series with 728 and 2076. High team handicap game was wot by American Industries with 757. Elmatt Corporation won the high team handicap series with 2021. Individual prizes were won by Donna Mangona, women’s high series with 542; Sharon Gilbert, women’s high game with 222; Bob Simon, men’s high series with 630; Phil Campbell, men’s high game with 242; Nell Webb, women’s most improved average; and Doyle Butler, men’s most improved average. Jim Lang led the Northfield team with 42. He was followed by Dave Trump with 44, Mike Knoblock with 52, Ron Tucker k and 47 and Steve Bechtel with 57. Wawasee’s Steve Coverstone led all golfers with 39. Steve Gagnon was low for the Northfield B-team with 53. The Warriors have a 7-5 record while their conference record stands at 2-3. The B-team’s record is 9-2. Monday will see the Wawasee teams playing host to Rochester in a Northern Lakes Conference match.

Maxwelton ladies hold first outing Approximately 45 women attended the opening brunch and first ladies day play of the Maxwelton Ladies Day Golfing association last Wednesday. Play of the day was a scramble with both nine and 18-hole players uniting in play. First place was a two-way tie of the following teams: Helen Hagen, Edie Little and Joan Stoelting; and Dot Stiver, Barbara Kay and Joan Owens. Play for next week will start at 8:30 for the 18-hole players and 9:30 for the nine hole players. Officers Association officers and committees for the season are: President — Gloria Stoffel Vice president — Ethel Hughes Secretary — Ruth George Treasurer — Billie Ganz 18-hole chairman — June Auer nine-hole chairman — Lavon Hawk Tournament, rules and handicap — Marge Newcomer Social and special events — Ethel Hughes Prize — Lura Stone Ringer scores — Eloise Carlson Publicity — Joan Stoelting Schedules — Phyllis Maresh

HOLE-IN-ONE Bob Fedgwick of Lake Wawasee has the honor of making the first hole-in-one at the Maxwelton golf club. He made his ace on the third hole while golfing with his wife, Doris, and his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Vestal.

Recorder report for March, April During the months of March and April, 1,962 documents were recorded in the office of Kosciusko county recorder E. Mazie Alexander. A total of $5,025.00, being collected and paid into the county general fund for the two-month period. The office recorded 925 documents during the month of March; 264 deeds and other conveyances; 171 mortgages and other liens; 154 releases and assignments; 284 UCC (uniform commercial code); other fees amounted to $243.80 and copies SIOB.BO. Total amount of fees collected for the month of March totaled $2,531.80. Documents recorded during March 1972 totaled 742 and fees collected amounted to $1,679.55. In the month of April 1,037 documents were recorded; 253 deeds and other conveyances; 175 mortgages and other liens; 122 releases and assignments; 248 UCC (uniform commercial code); copies of instruments $248.20; other fees $233.20. Fees collected during the month of April 1973 totaled $2,493.20. Documents recorded during April 1972 numbered 933 with fees of $2,220.60 being collected for the county general fund. Married Sunday at Elkhart Ellwood Wayne Hoelcher and Miss Mildred Maxine Jenkins were united in marriage Sunday evening in the Melbern Rapp home at Elkhart.

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Wawasee wins GAA district track meet with 981/2 points

Members of the Wawasee girls track team walked off with top honors last Saturday in the Girls Athletic Association district II track meet held at Elkhart Memorial high school. The Warriorettes scored a total of 98% points. They were followed by Elkhart Central with 37, Warsaw with 34 and Goshen with

Spring blow-out held at Maxwelton The annual spring blow-out was held on Saturday at the Maxwelton golf course. Winners follow Low gross — Bob Seward, Chuck McFall, Sam Leman and Bill Leman, first; Luther Adkins, Roger Grimm, Chuck Grimm and Rod Miller, second; and Dave Hockert, Jim Speicher, Tim Darr and Dick Thibaut tied for third with Frank Nyikos, Brian Donoho, Mark Donoho and Jim Obert. Low net — Jim Owens, Bill McAlpine, Bud Slabaugh and Garry Eyer tied for first with Mony Slabaugh, George Slabaugh, Walt Longfield and Fred Hockert; and Bill Beemer, Tom Prickett, John Kroh and Ernie Rogers, third. Tee-off times for interclub match Saturday The South Shore-Maxwelton interclub match will be held at Maxwelton on May 12. Tee-times are as follows: 10:28 a.m. — C. Richards, A. Giant, S. Mollenhour and B. Kline 10:35 — T. Auer, D. Waldron, D. Vanette, B. Gaier 10:42 — H. Bartman, P. Kerlin, M. Slabaugh, B. Beemer 10:49 — D. Bell, D. McKibben, Jr. Auer, D. Weaver 11:00 —S. Miller, B. Striggle, J. Miller, K. Heckaman 11:07 — L. Welty, B. Spurting, F. Hockert, D. Sexton 11:14 — G. Gardner, B. Dewitt, P. Kline, G. Myers 11:21 — F. Rapp, F. Ringler, Dr. Stone, J. Newcomer 11:28 — R. Marlin, J. Calkins, W. Longfield, D. Balsley 11:35 — L. Flank, M. J. Davis, D. Bjella, B. Laughlin 11:42 — G. Hull, Dr. Walgamuth, J. Speicher, D. Hockert 11:49 — J. Berky, J. Williams, P. Speicher, R. Enoch 12:00 — R. Stickney, D. Morris, G. Hall, D. Strouse 12:07 — L. Giant, B. Jensen, J. Kaufman, D. Conrad 12:14 — M. Lung, J. R. Koher, A. Hand, R. Vestal 12:21 — G. Thornburg, K. Koontz, J. Mellinger, L. Byland 12:28 — L. Claybaugh, J. Voland, J. Kroh, D. Gildersleeve 12:35—8. Lutes, F. Clayton, D. Whitehead, N. Auer 12:42 — C. Koher, Dr. Fosbrink, B. Hossinger, M. Smith 12:49 — P. Patterson, R. Nyce, Q. Miller, S. Solina 1:00 — T. Fuller, R. Hile, C. Grimm, R. Grimm 1:07 — B. Felkner, H. Lgmberg, R. Solina, E. Vanette 1:14 — T. Darr, C. McKibbin, W. Hagerdon, C. Searfoss 1:21 — J. Wortinger, R. Smith, G. Eyer, B. Slabaugh I:2B—J. Hossinger, H. Caudill, N. Kistler, L. Adkins

32% points. A total of 21 schools participated in the event. First place ribbons were awarded to the following girls: Roxanna Auer who ran the 880 in 237.3 to set a new district record Vicki Wilson who won the high jump

Warsaw stops Wawasee In a match played Monday night in the rain at Rozella Ford golf course in Warsaw the Tigers stopped the Wawasee golf team’s winning streak 154-164. The Bteam, however, defeated the host Warsaw team 177-182. The freshman match was not played because of the weather. Greg Ummel and Mark Randall hit for 40 each while Ron and Bob Bauman each scored 42 points. Jon Owens followed with 48. Warsaw’s Dave Kissell was low medalist with 36. Ted Pennick and Bruce Miller each hit for 39 wtyle Denny Hepler hit 40 and Lance Clay hit 44. The Warrior B team was led by Sam Ludwig with 41. Warsaw’s Mike Reed hit 43. Syracuse track teams victorious Syracuse junior high’s seventh and eighth grade track teams were victorious in meets at West Noble last Thursday. Ken Patton led the Jacket seventh graders with wins in the long jump, high jump, and 220 and also ran on a winning relay team. Syracuse won all but two events to defeat West Noble 84-24. The Jacket eighth grade team also swept. eleven of thirteen events to win 76-33. Rick Bauman led the eighth graders with wins in the long jump, low hurdles, 60 yard dash and a relay. The next meet for Syracuse will be the Lakeland corporation track meet with Milford and North Webster at 4 p.m. this Friday on the Wawasee high school track. Results of the Bth grade meet. Long Jump 16-5% — Bauman S, Ritchie W, Baker S Shot Put 41-8 — Stouder S, Stevens S, McCarty S

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Peg Beer who set a new district record in shot put with a throw of 34 feet, eight inches; and won the standing long jump and running long jump A total of seven girls qualified in 10 events for the regional meet to be held on Saturday, May 12, at Elkhart Memorial. The meet begins at 8:30 a.m.

Pole Vault 9.0 — Stevens S, Cripe S, Parson W High Jump 5.0 — Morganthaler S, Ritchie W, Hamman S Low Hurdle 18.4 — Bauman S, Cripe S, Ganz S 60 7.2 — Bauman S, Heintzelman W, McCarty S 440 60.2 — Hamman S, Ritchie W, Frye W 100 11.3 — Heintzelman W, McCarty S, Rogers S 880 2.28.9 — Cripe S, Johnson W, Cole W 220 25.6 — Heintzelman W, Stouder S, Combs W Mile 5:13.7 — Fields (Dis.) — Overfelt S, Parson W, Thomas W 440 53.6 — S 880 R 1.51.3 — S

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