The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 September 1973 — Page 2
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READY TO TEE OFF — These Milford Lions were on the first tee at the Maxwelton golf club last Wednesday when they were caught by a Mail-Journal photographer. Some 200 plus Lions participated in the fourth annual outing which is sponsored by the Syracuse Lions club with Alex Miller of Warsaw serving as general chairman for the district. Shown in the photo are Wayne Sholtey, Marsh Estep. Bob Buhrt and Dennis Sharp.
Milford Lions recover trophy
The Milford Lions re-gained the traveling team trophy in the annual district 25-G Lions club tourney held last Wednesday at the Maxwelton golf club near Syracuse. The trophy, given for the combined lowest net scores for any four Lions from one club in the district, is in the form of a
Wawasee tennis team loses to Jimtown, stops Whitko
The Wawasee tennis team won one and lost one last week. On Wednesday they lost to Jim town 1- and Thursday they defeated Whitko 6-1. In the Wawasee-Jimtown match, the first meet of the season, played at Jimtown, individual matches are as follows: Greg Fidler lost to Dennis Russell 5-7, 2-6 Bill Fawley lost to Jack Forrest 2- 0-6 Vince Rhodes lost to Jim Carpenter 2-6, 1-6 Rob Zurcher defeated C. J. Smith 6-2, 2-6, 6-4 Mark Goshert lost to Gary Bressler 4-6, 1-6 Fidler-Rhodes lost to RussellCarpenter 0-6, 3-6 Fawley-Goshert lost to ForrestBressler 1-6, 2-6 In the exhibition matches “B team singles” the results are: Rik Becker lost to Bob
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plaque and the annual winner has its name engraved on the plaque. This is the second time in the fouryear history of the tournament, the Milford club has won the trophy. The annual affair, hosted by the Syracuse Lions club, drew
Whitymer 8-10 Erique Paradis lost to Brent Smith 5-10 Tim Stidham lost to Rob Neely 2-10 Marc Fry lost to Ken Rider 2-10 Steve Hoopingamer lost to Marvin Clark 3-10 Jeff Iden lost to Brein Metcalf 1-10 Dave Madrick lost to Kevin Brammerlin 4-10 Joe Gerenscer lost to Steve Smith 2-10 In the second meet of the season, results for WawaseeWhitko meet, are: Greg Fidler defeated Dave Rex 10-2 Bill Fawley lost to Brian Baker 6-10 Vince Rhodes defeated Mike Lancaster 10-5 Bruce Mitchell defeated Brad Thomson 10-7 Rob Zurcher defeated Mark
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over 200 golfing Lions from the surrounding area. Milford’s winning team and individual scores are as follows: Marsh Estep 55, D. G. (Bud) Seely and Karl Keiper 58’s and Leon Young 63 for a team total of 234.
Cruwell 11-9 Fidler-Rhodes defeated RexBaker 10-8 Fawley-Mitchell defeated Smith-Bolinger 10-5 The next meets are with Central Noble today (Wednesday) and with Plymouth Thursday. Both are home meets. Ladies handicap at Wawasee Ladies day was held Thursday, Aug. 30, at the Tippecanoe Golf club. Play of the day was “Low Gross, Low Net, Low Putts” for 18 hole players. Winners are: Class A — Low gross, Jody Frantz andpßose Reiff; low net, Karen Aker, first and Margaret Lancaster, second; putts, Lois Xanders Class B — Low gross, Fredal Wolfram, first and Vereen Kelly, second; low net, Bea Crews, first and Lois Fleckenstein, second; putts, Mary Aker Class C — Low gross, Amber Christensen, first and Irene Benzenberg, second; low net, Alice Vermillion, first and Sally Truman, second; putts, Virginia McLeay Officers for 1974 are: President — Bea Crews Vice president — Lois Xanders Secretary — Ruth Emerick Treasurer — Mary Aker Tournament winners are named at Wawasee Results of the Wawasee Golf dub tournament held Saturday, Sept. 1, are: ' ' Championship flight — Dick Barry, first and Joe Schiedel, second A Flight — Jerry Hartsough, first and Dick Zollinger, second B Flight — George Young, first and Leßoy Chokey, second C Flight — Todd Cripe, first and Howard Haab, second, in playoff D Flight — Bud Wortinger, first and Don Walburn, second E Flight — Larry Blade, first Jellison, second, in playoff The results of the men’s club tournament held Sunday, Sept. 2, are: Larry Blade, first and Mose Troyer, second
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Warriors score touchdown to stop opponents in Jamboree
Wawasee teamed up with Plymouth last Friday night at Nappanee to shut-out the North Wood - Lakeland team 12-0 in the annual football Jamboree. The Jamboree is held on the North Wood field just prior to the opening of the regular season. It is the first outing for the four teams. Mark Smith made 10 passes during the two quarters the Warriors were on the field. He completed three of the 10 with one being responsible for the Warrior touchdown. With 2:37 remaining on the clock in the opening period Smith passed to senior halfback Mike Vanlaningham who went 41 yards for the score. The point after by Ralph Reiff failed. Plymouth scored with 46 seconds left in the second quarter when Marc Hayden made a 25yard pass play to Scott
Ellie Graff wins championship at Maxwelton Ellie Graff placed first in the club championship play at the Maxwelton golf club with Mavis Vanderveer placing second. June Auer was named A-flight champion with Margaret Purdum finishing second. , Winning the B-flight was Nedra Jones with Ethel Hughes finishing second. The 9-hole winner was Polly Bonar. Nancy Nettrour finished second. Winning the 9-hole A-flight was Jo Butler with Judy Grimm finishing second. Member-guest tourney held at South Shore The forth annual memberguest tournament was held Saturday, Aug. 25 at the South Shore Golf club with 64 teams participating. Winners are: Masters flight — First, Jeff Johnson and Dan Widaman, 137; second, Hersh Caudill and Jim Speicher, 142; and third, Dave Hart ter and Pat Speicher, 142 PGA flight — Dick Cantwell and Ray Garr, 136; second, Leon Vance Jack Burns, 138; and third, Doc Walgamuth and John Kroh, 143 British open flight — First, Paul Kerlin and Joe Williams, 137; second, Howard Shrock and Glen Hamilton, 138; and third, Charles Armstrong and Bob Askens, 140 US open flight — First, Bill Chambers and Robert Williams, 128; second, Bill DeWitt and Herbert DeWitt, 130; and third, Red Marlin and Dave Gildersleeve, 132 South Shore flight — First, Charles Davis and Fred Giles, 144; second, Jerry Jones and Steve Sotobeer, 144; and third, Radean Hile and John Halsey, 145 Long drive contest — Longest drive, Steve Dodds, 301; longest combined total, John Churchward, 766 Outstanding rounds — First, Bill Chambers and Ron Becker, both with 63; second, Red Marlin, 64; third, Joe Williams, 65; and fourth, Leon Vance, Robert Williams, Bill DeWitt and Herb DeWitt, all with 65 Tin Whistle' ploy Wednesday at Maxwelton Ladies day at Maxwelton Golf dub was held Wednesday, Aug. 22, with 23 ladies playing 18-holes. The play of the day was “Tin Whistle.” There was a tie for first place between Lura Stone and June Auer, were was a four-way tie for second between Helen Hagen, Barbara Kay, Dottie Hossinger and Joan Stoelting. Your church is still open every Sunday, if you hadn’t noticed.
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Buchanan. Ned Rudd’s point after attempt failed. Lakeland and North Wood failed to score giving the Warrior - Rockies team the victory. Statistics of the game follow : Team Scoring First quarter — Vanlaningham, Wawasee, 41-yard .pass from Smith. PAT kick by Reiff failed. Second quarter — Buchanan, Plymouth, 34-yard pass from Eads. PAT kick by Rudd failed. Team Statistics WHS Opp. First Downs 5 18 Net Yards Rushing 44 18 Net Yards Passing 68 0 Passes Attempted 10 0 Passes Completed 3 0 Yards Penalized 55 15 Fumbles 3 0 Fumbles Lost 0 0 Interceptions By 0 0 Punts 2 4
Hurryin Hoosiers By J. Q. Fann
September 2,1973 from the 26th row and the thirty yard line. After the secret practices of the weds end and the conference between Quinn Buckner and the coaches, both football and basketball, there is a lot of speculation and an announcement this afternoon but we go to press now. I still take the “he will play side of the coin” but don’t toss it too often. Our team appears set on offense. We could be a 30 point (maybe a game) team. We have experience and quality in the interior line, we have excellent running backs, Ken St. Pierre at fullback, very good ends and if any quarterback throws well — 30 could be. Some of the good athletes will be worked at offensive tackle so it is up to the defense which has fine material and no experience — important in football. There are 5 back on passes. A mistake a game for a player makes 5 per game for a team. Some of them go for touchdowns — do not want to be a pessimist but that is a truism. Truisms bear thinking but one thing helps—people can alter the effect. We do not take a backseat as far as people is concerned. With this greenhorn group the pressure that Carl Barszilauskas could put on passers becomes important. He is ready to go and gosh awful determined. This is a tag key. If something happens to him John Jordan will be the man to do th job — and he is a good football player. Pressure lets our kids learn and keeps the mistake to yardage instead of a touchdown. I personally feel confident about the defense. I am noted as a dreamer but there is quality back there. One freshman deep back went to defense from quarterback in the Ohio All-Star game, looked great and is impressing our coaches. Charles Miller. Corso recruits quarterbacks, as did his predecessors. This idea is paying off. Bobby Nelson, Indiana all-stater from Evansville and Whitaker from Illinois switched to deep backs late in the season and came like gang busters. Other deep back speedster do include Rod Lawson, tabbed as great, Gary Powell a track star with a 9.6 hundred on the electric clock and Courtney Snyder could shift to there. He was tabbed the “Big Otis Armstrong” with size and speed. Walkon Doug Gordon looks impressive along with several others — and then Quinn Buckner?
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Milford Business Little & Clark 71 Wick’s Marina 71 Campbell’s Market 6 2 Hickory Lounge 6 2 Augsburger-Syracuse 4 4 Smallwood Service 3ti Augsburger-Milford 3 5 C. S. Myers 2 6 Milford T.V. 2 6 Sharp’s Hdwe. % Walter Drug 4-3 1 Berk’s Body Shop 4-0 4 ’High team series: Wick’s Marina — 2810 High team game: AugsburgerMilford — 1010 4- To be made-up later. 500 series men: R. Simon 589, D. Hockert 567, R. Thibaut 557, L. Newman 546, J. DeSomer 524, F. Wickersham 516, B. Dippon 516, L. Troup 508, H. Troup 506, R. Wogoman 505, D. Wolferman 502, D. Wuthrich 502 200 games men: J. DeSomer 237, R. Thibaut 215, L. Newman 212, R. Simon 207,202, D. Hockert 200 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon American Industries 4 0 Ding-a-lings 4 0 Lovables 4 0 Mastercraft 3% Vi Sharp Shooters 3 1 Todd Realty 1 3 State Bank of Syra. H 3Vi Cromwell Lumber 0 4 LaPetite 0 4 Mock’s Marine Rental 0 4 High team series and game: American Industries — 2121 - 744 500 series: K. Knisley 527 450 series and above: D. Johnson, 468, S. Stahly 473 170 games and above: K. Knisley 173, 185 Tuesday Night Ladies Neer’s Power Wash \ 4 0 Syracuse Rubber 3 1 Weatherhead I 3 1 Crow’s Roofing 2 2 Bellman’s Case 2 2 Augsburgers 2 2 Walter Drug Co. 2 2 Bitner’s Antiques 2 2 Wawa Ski Club 2 2 Frog Tavern 1 3 J&DCeramics 1 3 Weatherhead II 0 4 High team game: Crow’s Roofing — 719 High team series: Syracuse Rubber — 1982 450 series and above: D. Hamilton 165, 172-469, S. Hoover 169, 164-468 160 games and above: C. Coy 175, H. Frushour 168, S. Gilbert 164 Youth League trophies are presented The season came to a close for North Webster Youth League participantslast week when all boys and thbir parents met for the final games. The all stars lost to the travelling team and the minor league star players were divided into two teams for another good game. Ribbons were awarded to the winners of these two games and all participants in the summer’s program received a trophy. Cold drinks were provided for all the boys. Final meeting of the league board will be held in October. LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Homer Campbell of Atwood was a Thursday afternoon guest of Mrs. Walter Nyce and Vicki Sue of r 1 Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brembeck and family of Milford spent the Labor day week end with Dr. Earl Cripe and family at Bremen.
Football and cross country schedules given gt West Noble
The football and cross country schedules have been released for West Noble high school and are as follows: Varsity Football September 8 — Wawasee here, 2 p.m. September 115 — Hamilton here, 2 p.m. September 21 —, Fairfield there, 7:30 p.m. September 28 — Prairie Heights there, 7:30 p.m. October 6 — Howe Military there, 2 p.m. October 12 — Churubusco there, 7:30 p m. October 20 — Fremont here, 2 p.m. October 26 — Lakeland there, 7:30 p.m. November 2 — Northridge here, 2 p.m. Reserve Schedule September 6 — Central Noble here, 4:30 p.m. September 11 — Lakeland there, 6:30 p.m. September 20 — Churubusco here, 4:30 p m. September 25 — Prairie Heights here, 4:30 p.m. October 4 — Whitko there, 6:30 p.m. October 11 — Wawasee here, 4:30 p.m. October 11’ — Northridge there, 6:30 p.m. Cross-Country September 4 — Fairfield and Wawasee Golf stag and doe winners A stag and doe handicap tournament was held on Labor Day at the Wawasee Golf club. First place winners were Ray and Rosemary Amos and Max Bodkins and Bernice Miller. The two couple:: each had a net score of 148. Second place winners also tied with a score of 149. These couples were Joe and Doris Scheidel and Betty and Leßoy Chokey. Don and Martha Walburn were third place winners with a 151. Fourth place went to Bob and Sue Kimple wijth 153. Fifth place winners were George and Mary Young with 154 and the sixth jriace standing went to Elmer Largen and Hazel Swihart with 155. Ladies handicap at Wawasee A 36 hole handicap tourney was played by the ladies at the Wawasee Golf club last Saturday. Winners were first, Mary Young cif Goshen; second, Jeannie F.ice of Ligonier; third, Gladys Cripe of Goshen; and fourth, Sue Kimple of Elkhart.
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Goshen at Fairfield, 4:15 p.m. September 6 - North Wood at West Noble, 4:45 p.m. September 7- Wawasee at West Noble, 8:15 p.m. (half-time of football game) September 10 — Columbia City at Columbia City, 4:30 p.m. September 13 — Northridge at West Noble, 4:30 p.m. September 14 - Busco Invitational there, 4:45 p.m. September 19 — Lakeland and Whitko at Lakeland, 4:30 p.m. September 20 — Central Noble there ; September 22 — West Noble Invitational here, 10 a.m. September 24 — Fremont and Prairie Heights here, 4:45 p.m. September 27 |— Westview here, 4:15 p.m. October 1— Churubusco at West Noble, 4:15 p.m. . October 4 — Hamilton and Howe at Howe, 4:45 p.m. October 6 — Manchester Invitational at Manchester October 9 — Central Noble and East Noble at Central Noble, 4:30 p.m. October 11 - N.E.C.C. Meet at Howe October 15 — Concord at Concord, 4:30 p.m. October 19 — Sectional at Elkhart October 27 — Regional at Fort Wayne November 3 — State at Indianapolis Medal play at Maxwelton Medal play, 36 holes, was the week end pday at Maxwelton golf club. Winning first place honors was Luther Adkins with 140. Butch Hossinger was second with 144 and Bill Musser was third with 145. In low net scores Romy Anderson was first with Dr. Robert Stone finishing second and Fred Hockert finishing third.
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