The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 June 1973 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 13,1973

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Wawasee Warriors stopped by Plymouth in Regional

The Wawasee Warriors basebaD team stopped Marian of Mishawaka in the afternoon game of the regional tournaments and then lost to Plymouth 5-0 in the evening game. The regional was played at Bendix Park in South Bend last Saturday. During the afternoon game Wawasee scored eight points while Mishawaka Marion scored seven points. The Warriors scored two points in the' first inning, one in the third inning, one in the fifth inning and four in the seventh. All of Marian’s runs came in the final inning.

Warriors in fourth place in regional golf match

The Wawasee Warriors under coach Rudy Cesco finished in fourth place at the regional golf meet held the past week in LaPorte at the Beechwood golf course. < South Bend Adams won the match with a total score of 299 with Elkhart Central in second place with 315. Wawasee and Fort Wayne Concordia tied for third with 317 with Concordia winning

Wawasee Prep to have summer gymnastics

Wawasee Prep school, for the fourth year, is opening it’s campus to the sports minded youth of the area. The Prep summer program consists of a variety of sports beginning on July 1 and running through July 28. A special gymnastic program is being offered for July 1-7. Classes will be offered in tramp, beam horizontals, unevens, tumbling, side horse highbar, vault and ballet. Gymnastic coaches are Dale Kelly, varsity coach at Concord high school, Elkhart; Marsha

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Northern Lakes Conference team Plymouth stopped the Warriors during the final game. Plymouth’s Kevin Chaney held the Warriors scoreless as he hurled a two-hitter. Bill Fawley and Dwight Dean were on the mound for the Warriors. During the afternoon game Warriors Mark Smith and Greg Fidler each hit for two of the team’s total hits. Box scores follow: Wawasee (8) — Bryant 311, Dean 300, Rapp 411, Smith 422, Brannock 010, Fidler 412, Zurcher 311, Butler 300, Paradis 010, Dean 301, McKay 100, Brown 100.

on the fifth man’s score. The top three teams will go to the state meet next Tuesday. Other teams and their placing are as follows: South Bend Jackson 320, South Bend LaSalle 322, East Noble 324, Bishop Dwenger of Fort Wayne 329, Peru 332, Goshen 333, Fort Wayne Northrup 336 and Columbia City 343. Bob Bauman led the Warriors

Carpenter, girls gymnastics teacher Wawasee high school, Syracuse; Arleen Corson, physical education ballet instructor and Marcy Golden of Ligonier, gymnastics instructor. For further information contact Phil Jones, camp director, Wawasee Prep, Syracuse. Ladies day play results given for South Shore Ladies day at South Shore Golf course in Syracuse was held Tuesday morning with the following results: In the nine-hold play 20 women participated and the results follow: First, Pearl Herman; second was a two-way tie between Dorothy Snyder and Brenda Kuhn; third, Mary Jane Lesh; fourth, Eleanor Moots; and fifth, Joy Warner. In the 18 hole play 13 women participated with the following results: First, Jean Gotshall; second was a three-way tie between Sandy Walgamuth, Jackie Wortinger and Lee Wake; and third, Elly Caudill.

Totals 29 8 8 Marian (7) — Hums 411, Heirman 412, Nagle 310, Male 310, Matts, 401, Kurth 201, O’Hagen 211, Kuhar 101, Yates 411, Catazrte 200, Strauch 100, Holobyn 010. Totals — 30 7 8 Plymouth (5) — Myers 410, Chase 411, Myers 411, Wade 402, Delp 402, Hillman 300, Aker 211, Fruits 211, Chaney 100, Crawford 100. Totals — 29 5 8 Wawasee (0) — Bryant 300, Dean 200, Rapp 300, Smith 300, Fidler 200, Zurcher 301, Butler 300, Dean 100, Fawley 100, Brannock 101. Totals — 22 0 2

with 38-36-74. He was oily one stroke away from qualifying individually for the state meet. Three individuals enter the state meet regardless of their team’s placing. Three other golfers each hit 73’s. Bauman was followed by Steve Coverstone with 39-38-77, Mark Randall 42-40-82, Greg Ummel with 41-43-84 and Sam Ludwig with 43-44-87. This match ended the Warriors 1973 season. Scramble winners at Maxwelton club Maxwelton golf pro Bob Auer reports a tie for first place during the Friday night scramble held last week. Winning first were the teams of Gene and Gloria Stoffel and Peck and Betty Kline and Dr. Robert and Lura Stone and Dee and Dot Stiver. Taking second were Jay and Kay Miller and Ev and Billie Ganz. GEORGIA BUSTER ENTERTAINS FAMILY Dinner guests on Sunday in the home of Mrs. Georgia Buster were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and daughters, Cindy and Carole, James Gilbert, Mrs. Jane Scheuer and children, Bianca, Bret and Belinda, and Timothy Yeager. An early Father’s Day for Thomas and James Gilbert and the birthday of Timothy Yeager were the occasions for the dinner. $250 damage in one-car accident Damage was estimated at $250 in a one-car accident Thursday, June 7. Leonard T. Kaufman, Syracuse, was the driver in the 8:04 p.m. accident which occurred on CR 530E, two miles southeast of Syracuse. Kaufman told officers that a tire blew out, causing him to strike a guard rail. The rail was damaged S2OO, with SSO damage to a lawn at the residence of Brooks Kirchoff. County police patrolman Burdell Blackbum aid Syracuse police officer Dale Sparklin investigated. .

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Steve Bushong on 3d place Ball State team Ball State university head volleyball coach Don Shondell and defensive volleyball coach Jerre McManama and 12 players, including Steve Bushong, flew to the national collegiate athletic association volleyball tournament held in the San Diego sports arena on May 25-26. Teams receiving bids fir the tournament and their placing in the tournament were San Diego State college, first; California State at Long Beach, second; Ball State university, third; and West Point Military Academy, fourth. This is the third year Ball State has placed third in the NCAA volleyball tourney. BSU finished the regular season with a 25-8 record. Bushong, a graduate of West Noble high school, was one of 12 selected for the mid-western intercollegiate volleyball association all star team from Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. The team will play in the USVBA national open tourney at Duluth, Minn., the last part of June. Bushong stayed a few extra days in California for sightseeing before returning home. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Bushong of Cromwell. low' is play at Tippecanoe On ladies day at Tippecanoe Lake Country club, Thursday, June 7, the play was low gross, low net, low putts. Winners in class A were Margaret Lancaster, Gloria Maish, Bert Butterbaugh, Hulda Sawyer, Rose Rieff, Lavonne Garr and Helen Freeman. Class B winners were Vicki Arndt, Fredal Wolfram, Betty Thayer, Amber Christenson, Ruth Emmerick and Izzie Fiedeke. Florry Summy, Dorie Anglin, Eleanor Champion, Helen Brown and Virginia Hawks won in class C. Play of the day, Thursday, June 14, will be Nassau, best back — front, and best 18 holes. Hostesses will be Mary Jane Lantz and Evelyn Chidester.

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Thursday Night Ladies H.N.H. 10 2 Bloopers 8 4 Screwballs 8 4 Alley Rats 8 4 Bombers 7 5 Alley Cats 5 7 Blue Jays 5 7 Three Stooges 5 7 Catchers 2 10 Bold Ones 2 10 High team series and game — Screwballs — 1499, 528 500 series: K. Knisley 532, M. Lambert 519, S. Gilbert 501 450 series: M. Byrd 488, M. Pifer 476, C. Whitacre 460 200 games: K. Knisley 206 170 games: S. Gilbert 174, 179, M. Pifer 183, K. Knisley 184, M. Byrd 189, M. Lambert 191. Men’s Thursday Nite Doubles No. 4 11 4 No. 9 10 5 No. 1 9V2 s¥z NO. 5 9 6 No. 3 8 7 No. 2 8 7 No. 6 6¥ 2 Bt4

No. 7 5L> Wz No. 10 Wz No. 8 2 13 High team four game series — deSomer & deSomer 1302 High team game — G. Sorensen & Richardson 383 First high ind. game — B. Richardson 212 • Second high ind. game — John deSomer 194 Friday Night Mixed Doubles K + K 10 2 Misfits 9 3 Odd Balls 8 4 4’H’s 8 4 Kistler-Knepper 8 4 Pin Busters 7 5 Summer Slumps 7 5 Ridge Runners 6 6 Campbell & Evans 6 6 Blockheads 6 6 Idoits 5 7 Hopefuls 5 7 Go-Getters 4 8 Hope 4 4 8 Jet Set 2 10 Gutter Busters 1 11 High team series and game: K 4- K — 1961 - 662 500 series (men): B. Simon 567, J. Berkey 553, R. Caudill 524, M. Simon 512, K. Keim 511, K. Knisley 501; (women) K. Knisley 532 450 series (women): S. Kern 456 200 games (men): B. Simon 234, J. Berkey 202; (women) K. Knisley 200 170 games (women): Z. Keim 181 A S' 4 ' * MISS WABASH HIGH SCHOOL BAND SWEETHEART — Kristina Marie Perry of 194 Walnut street, Wabash, has been chosen to represent the Wabash high school Apache marching band in the 1973 Mermaid. Festival. Her title is Miss Wabash High School Band Sweetheart. Kristina is a 1973 Wabash high school graduate. She is 18 years old and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Perry of Wabash. She has dark brown hair, brown eyes, weighs 120 pounds and is five feet, fife inches tall. Kristina lists her hobbies as piano, singing, cooking and being outdoors. She enjoys volunteer work and is interested in meeting people and making new friends. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of r 3 Syracuse have had as their guests for the last 10 days Mr. and Mrs. Wade Scott and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, all of Albuquerque, N.M. They will .be leaving Wednesday (today) to return to New Mexico.

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10 more enter tourney at Webster, total 23

Entries for the International Palace of Sports, Inc.’s second annual tournament of knights have already exceeded last year’s field. The SI,OOO tourney which will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 30, at the school grounds in North Webster in conjunction with the town’s 28th annual Mermaid Festival. J. Homer Shoop, executive director of the foundation, released the following list of additional entrants which brings the total entered to date to 23: Knight of Mentone — Gary Sponseller of r 5, Warsaw; sponsored by the Mentone high school Lettermen’s club Knight of Goshen — Dallas Leatherman, 203 Crescent, .. Goshen ; sponsored by the Goshen'

Craig Koble receives honorable mention for bicentennial poster

Craig Koble, Syracuse junior high eighth grade student and son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroil Koble, received honorable mention in the Current Events “Spirit of ’76” poster contest. In all there were 2,392 posters entered from more than 700 schools from across the nation. There were two divisions — eighth grade and above and seventh grade and under. Each division had first, second and third place winners with 47 honorable mentions also named. Craig, a student in Loren Longenbaugh’s class, will receive a Charles Palmer Davis Investigation continues on child beating Investigation is continuing into the child beating case against Mrs. Dennis Darr, 713 Baltimore St., Syracuse. The child, Donna Jean, was taken to the hospital on May 28 where she was treated for severe bruises and other injuries. The child was released from the Goshen hospital recently and is presently in the custody of the department of welfare. A juvenile petition has been filed, however, criminal charges against Mrs. Darr have not been brought due to the lack of evidence. Investigation of the incident is still under investigation. A hearing for the child has been set for Thursday, June 14. Ronald Sharp president of Syracuse alumni Phil Strieby, president, [resided at the alumni banquet which was held Saturday evening at the Syracuse junior high school. The social hour was at 6 p.m. and the meal was served at 6:30 p.m. There were 170 persons in attendance with some of those

high school athletic department Knight of Dewart Lake — Doug D. Smith, 507 South Main St., Syracuse; sponsored by Wawasee high school art club Knight of Wawasee — Dan Doll, r 1 Milford; sponsored by the senior calss of Wawasee high school Knight of Lake Wawasee — Dwight David Dean, 400 Parkway Drive, Syracuse; sponsored by the Wawasee high school Lettermen’s club Knight of Barbee Lake — Rod Solina, 512 South Main, Syracuse; sponsored by the Kappa Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Knight of Jim town — Steve Roberts, 1322 Rivershores Lane, Elkhart; sponsored by the / Jimtown athletic department Knight of Irish Lake — Steve

medal. His class will receive a certificate of achievement. Charles Palmer Davis was the newsman and school board member from Ago warn, Mass., who in 1902 founded Current Events. The purpose of the poster canpetition was to give Current Events readers a chance to take part in the preparatory activities fa the upcoming bicentennial year. Craig is to be especially congratulated says his teacher as he did this on his own initiative, it was not a compulsory assignment.

attending coming from as far away as California and Texas. Officers for the 1973-74 year were elected with the following results: President — Ronald Sharp Vice president — Joe Jlibschman Secretary — Mrs. Jack (Ellabelle) Carr Treasurer — Mrs. R. C. (Susie) Tytler Winners of the door prizes were Margarete Relles, $25; Heck Rudel, sls; Ellie Graff, sls, Bud Smith, $10; and Katherine (Rapp) Stoner, $lO. Skits by members of the audience was also presented during the banquet. ATTEND CONFERENCE Major and Mrs. Elgie Koughn of r 3 Syracuse returned Monday from Chicago where they attended the annual Salvation Army family conference. Major Koughn also attended the 50th anniversary of the commissioning of his class. Major Joy Medley of Rapid City, S. D., daughter of the Koughns, also was honaed. She received her 25th- year pin fa officership. Major Medley lost her husband, Major William Medley, last year in the flood at Rapid City, S. D.

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Hilton, 905 S. Broadway, Yorktown; sponsored by Yaktown high school athletic department Knight of Northwood — William Kurtz, Jr., No. 4 Arba Court, Nappanee; sponsored by the NathWood high school Lettermen’s club Shoop further advised that ABC sportscaster Chris Schenkel, King of the International Palace of Spats, has invited Olympic swim star, Mark Spitz, the foundation’s 1972 King of Sports to officially preside over the event. The tourney is open to male graduates of accredited high schools who are sponsored by a non-profit educational, religious, a civic organization. For further information and entry forms, write to Lady of the Lake, Mrs. Dolores J. Moorehouse at the International Palace of Sports, Camelot Square, North Webster.

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