The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1973 — Page 3

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Hit* * MiUU* Brown's 21 11 Campboll's 20 12 Brazil's 18 14 Monsanto II 14 Galloway's 17 15 CAD 12 20 Flints 11 21 Sudlow's 11 21 High team series: Monsanto — 1879 High team game: Brown's — 671 500 series: D. Butler 563, N. Hanford 556. P. Campbell 511. D. Yeargain 507 450 series: S. Yeargain 471 200games: B. Daughman 208, D. Yeargain 205. D. Butler 202, S. Yeargain 200 170 games women: S. Yeargain 200, J. Brown 172, S. Brown 171 Land O' Lakes Deans Milk 23 9 Harris Funeral Home 22 10 Wawasee Motors 21 11 Vega I 21 n Sleepy Owl 19 13 Frog Tavern 19 13 CA J Const. 18’6 1316 N. Webster Legion 17 15 Syracuse Legion 16 16 B&MBOdyShop 16 16 Auers 14 18 Aqualand Motel 13’6 18’6 Liberty 13 19 Pauls Ceramic 12 20 Knightsof Columbus 12 20 Vegan 12 20 Whites Plumbing 10 22 State Bank 9 23 200 games-500 series: L. Ryman 209. P. Leach 232-565, B. Meyer 504, C. Mohler 231 547, R. Braze! 200-569. L. Sweatland 235-525, D. Butler 524, K. Koontz 212-532, W. Beeman 556. B. Plikerd 507. E. Edgar 505, J. Karesh 506, F. Nylkos 510, W. Bartkowiak 524, P. Flanagan 515, J. Erdly 536. J. Morganthaler 235-575 Thursday Nite Ladies Thornburg Drug 23 9 BAK 23 9 Merrill's Lounge 23 9 Kale Island Beacon 22'6 9'6 Branding Iron Bar 20 12 N. W. Firemen Aux. 19 13 Counting House Bank 18 14 Pilcher Shoes 18 14 Farm Bureau Co-op 17 15 Barth, Inc. 17 15 Goods Barber Shop 15’6 1616 Wawasee Electronics 15 17 Regent Homes 15 17 Lakeland Standard 15 17 Lynn Feller Ins. 14 18 Lancer Prod. 12 20 Wicks Marina 10 22 Hinshaw Applicators 9 23 Millers Mobile Homes 8 24

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Brazels 6 26 High team series: Kale Island Beacon — 2237 High team game: Thornburg Drug — 835 500 series: M. L. Lambert 523. I. Stahley 509, G Eyer 500 450 series: B. Menefee 489. S. Bowen 483. C. Blosser 480, E. Tatman 477, S. Kern 475. S. Sloan 471, C. Peterson 470, H. Thornburg 467, J. Reed 465. A. Gallahan 453, D. Walton 453. N. Galloway 450 200games: B. Menefee 228, M. L. Lambert 212 170 games: G. Eyer 188. S. Kern 188, C. Blosser 186. I. Menzie 185. K. Yoder 182, B. Burns 182, K. Lowe 181. N. Galloway 178, J. Reed 176, P. Loetz 173. E. Haskins 172, D. Walton 170 Tuesday High School Best 18 2 Runners Up 15 5 Flush Bowls 13 7 Unknown Four 11 9 Smoke 8 12 Playboys 6 14 Gutter Balls 5 15 Ten Pins 4 16 Boys: A. Brown 176, 160-468. J. Bahnstedt 210, E. Coburn 162,181-498, J. Thwaits 170, B. Knisley 175. E. Paradis 233. S. Tillett 176-469. G. Brown 161 Friday Mixed Doubles Stahley-Stillson 28 4 Frog Annex 23 9 Thwaits Grain 23 5 Village Tap 21 11 Wawasee Electronics 21 11 Barth 21 11 Tippy Dukes 19 13 YA D 19 13 Beacon 18 14 Syracuse Rubber 17 15 Kathy's Beauty Nook 14 18 Keith's Plumbing 14 18 Avon Calling 13 19 Manley's Popcorn 12 20 Zimmerman Gravel 11 21 Walker's Roofing 11 21 Mastercraft 11 17 Smallwood 9 23 Jamco Jammers 9 23 OK Sales 2 30 High team series: Thwaits Grain — 2019 High team game: Kathy's Beauty Nook — 757 600 series: R. Stahley 618 500 series: L. Welty 596, D. Maresh 512, P. Jones 503, L. Young 522, B. Thwaits 514, J. Kern 563, S. Walker 564, J. Morganthaler 564, L. Knispel 520, D. Harwood 506, R. Hostetler 538, H. Gillis 509, L. Epley 538, L. Gilbert 506, G. Hostetler 504 450 series: G. Thwaits 477, S. Kern 465, B. Kline 467, R. Weaver 473, A. Hapner 457, K. McKibben 458 200 games: L. Welty 202, 206, B. Thwaits 213, J. Kern 223, J. Morganthaler 217 170 games: L. Gilbert 192, G. Thwaits 185, B. Kline 189, I. Dull 180, G. Hostetler 195, K. McKibben 181 Saturday Bantam-Boys Budweiser 11 4 Packers 9 6 Raiders 8 7 Superstars 7 8 Strikers 5 10

Plymouth Dusters 5 10 High team series and game: Packers — 1087 559 150 series: D. Kern 151, G. Carpenter 251, T. Rinker 180. J. Beesley 195. K. Schrock 167. J. Jessop 181, K. Stahly 161. S. Keim 158. D. Stahly 174, F. Avery 175, G. Coqui I lard 170, D. Kern 204. D. Biella 167 75 games: D. Kern 81, G. Carpenter 121. 130. T. Rinker 96. 84, J. Beesley 109, 86. K. Schrock 86,81, J. Jessop 76. 105. K. Stahly 75, 86, S. Keim 94. D. Stahly 78. 96, F. Avery 75, 100, G. Coqui I lard 81. 89, C. Bice 81. D. Kern 98. 106, D. Biella 104. c. Hostetler 75 Milford Business Campbell's Market 36 12 Little A Clark 35 13 Smallwood Service W 6 1716 Walter Drug 25Vi 22’6 Wick's Marina 25 23 Milford TV 24 24 C. S. Myers 24 24 Berk's Body Shop 21 27 Augsburger-Syracuse 20 28 Augsburger-Milford 19’6 28'6 Hickory Lounge 16 32 Sharp's Hardware 13V» 34'6 High team series and game: Campbell's Market — 2998 1075 600 series: p. Campbell 603, R. Thibaut 602 500 series: G. Hepler 575, O. Butler 572. D. Hockert 568, B. Kaiser 563. L. Young 559, K. Mathews 539, D. Johns 538, B. Dippen 537. D. Rensberger 535, H. Doty 532, J. Graber 525, B. Wolterman 517. L. Newman 515. R. Clemons 510, J. deSomer 508. D. Wuthrich 507 200 games: D. Hockert 227,212, D. Butler 226, G. Hepler 225, D. Johns 220. H. Doty 217, P. Campbell 210.201, R. Thibaut 210, B. Kaiser 204. D. Rensberger 203. R. Clemons 203. L. Young 203, J. Graber 200 Monday Nite High School Class of 75 14 4 Problem People 13 7 Fairfield 13 7 Mighty Mondays 13 7 8-Bal Is 12 8 Fantastic 4 10 10 Hustlers 8 12 Class of 77 6 14 Knockers 6 14 Fabulous 4 5 15 High team series: Fairfield — 2101 High team game: Class of 77 — 763 450 series boys: S. Whetten 456 400 series girls: L. Hoover 412 180 games boys: S. Whetten 185 150 games girls: L. Hoover 157 Sunday Nite Mixed Star Auto Center 24 8 Shotguns 20’6 1116 Fearless 4 19Va 12’6 Martin's Feeds 18 14 R & R 18 14 Vega 1716 1416 Curl's Inc. 15 17 Augsburger's 1416 1716 Beginners 14 18 Syracuse Motor Sales 13 19 Sleepy Owl 11 21 Taylor Wholesale 7 25 High team series: Augsburgers — 1834 High team game: Star Auto Center — 636 500 series men: B. Clemons 549, L. Pierce 509 200 games men: R. Caudill 210 170 games women: S. Rieder 172 County Wawasee Bowl 27 9 Lakeland Motors 25 11 Charlie's Ten Pin 2316 1216 Weatherhead II 23 13 Louie's Bar 21 15 Weatherhead I 21 15 Anderson Paint 20 16 Holiday Lanes 19 17 Barbee Hotel 19 17 Golden Grain 18 18 Liquor Locker 17 19 Brannock Trophies 17 19 Crow Roofing 16 20 Taylor Wholesale 16 20 Kurly's Keglers 15 21 Good's Barber Shop 14 22 Bud's Body Shop 1316 22'6 Bushong Barber Shop 13 23

Beacon 12 24 OK Sales 10 26 High team series: Barbee Hotel — 2470 High team game: Golden Grain — 861 600 series: R. Stahley 600 500 series: C Frushour 511. H. Schrock 514, B. Appenzeller 547, M. Simon 500, D. Smith 523, R. Miller 509, R. Brazel 532, R. Strombeck 523, G. Henning 535, K. Butt 505, B. Clemons 545, R. Hostetter 519, R. Wogoman $93, J. Zimmerman 501, W. Ryan 506. G. Sorensen 553, J. Davis 522, F. Hapner 501, K. Knisley 545, L. Welty 529, D. Thibaut 520. C. Thomas 517, G. Rider 563, A. Baker 588, D Hyde 549 200games: J. Scarbeary 224, D. Smith 204, R. Miller 201, R. Strombeck 203. C. Thomas 203. A. Baker 226. D. Hyde 205, 201, B. Clemons 203, R. Stahley 201, 205, R. Wogoman 227. J. Davis 214, K. Knisley 256 Saturday Bantam-Girls Strikers 10 5 Tiggers 9 6 Rolling Stones B'6 616 Bowling Bears 7 8 High Rollers 5'6 916 Alley Cats 5 10 High team series and game: Tiggers — 1076-552 140 series: L. Brower 149, D. Dean 161. A. Henson 155. C. Darr 229, D. Mast 141, A. Steffen 144, L. Brown 146, T. Huffer 153 70 games: L. Brower 87, L. Groves 74, D. Dean 92, A. Henson 83,72, C. Darr 101,128, D. Mast 73. C. Brock 74, A. Steffan 93, L. Brown 71, 73. T. Huffer 89. D. Biella 77 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 28 8 Bitner's Antiques 26 10 Wawa Ski Club 25>6 10'6 Syracuse Rubber 25 11 Bellman's Case 20'6 15’6 Neer's Power Wash 20 16 Crow's Roofing 18 18 Vickie's Beauty Salon 16 20 Walter Drugs 16 20 Weatherhead II 16 20 Weatherhead I 15 21 Augsburger's 13 24 J A D Ceramics 8 28 Mid-American 6 30 High team game: Augsburger's — 755 High team series: Syracuse Rubber — 2145 500 series: M. Lambert 172, 232, 175-570, S. Keim 171, 176, 215-562 450 series: E. Tatman 169-479, D. Kltson 162-461, L. Gilbert 178-454, M. Dixon 173-454, I. Dull 453, J. Wortlnger 167-450 160 games: M. Sollna 181. P. Green 175, N. Whetten 174. B. Hall 173. Y. Spurting 165, S. Gilbert 164, P. Smith 161 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon American Industries 27 9 The Lovables 27 9 Mastercraft 2016 1516 Sharpshooters 1816 1716 Cromwell Lumber 17 19 Todd Realty 16 20 State Bank of Syracuse 14’6 2116 Ding-a-lings 14 22 Mock's Marine Rental 13 23 LaPetite 1216 2316 High team series: Cromwell Lumber — 2153 High team game: American Industries — 761 500 series: D. Johnson 511 450 series: S. Stahly 476, A. Dahlstrom 458, M. L. Lambert 486 170 games: S. Stahly 181, E. Klrkdorfer 176, E. Carlson 188, A. Dahlstrom 171, M. L. Lambert 183, B. Kay 172, D. Johnson 180.19$ LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brewster of Syracuse have returned home from a ten day tour of Switzerland, Austria and Germany. Robert Pippenger, a former Syracuse resident, has returned to Los Angeles. Calif., following a brief visit in Syracuse with relatives and friends.

Hurryin Hoosiers By J. Q. Fann

WISCONSIN 31 — INDIANA 7. It takes more than desire and Wisconsin had more of what it takes. Unfortunately for us there were only three phases of our game that were efficient. John Babcock’s centering on punts, Jim Wenzel’s kicking and the team fumbling. I was wet, cold had an injured leg and disappointed but like MacArthur — I shall return. Next week another episode in I.U. football. Loss is not news at I.U. but I feel that Corso can do if the alums give him a chance and the help he needs. Two Indiana high school boys were heroes yesterday — at Colorado and Michigan State. That is our responsibility. Believe it or not Wisconsin put on only drive where they held us, took the kick and marched down the field. Three fumbles within our 20 and one on our 38 sealed it. We fumbled again but they couldn’t score but the game had already been salted away. The defense was on the field and on the field. Before the season is over we shall tell you about some of those new names in the last minutes of the game. Dan Marr, Steve Schreckengast etc., Wisconsins record could have been great with slightest of breaks and especially against two nationally ranked teams. It is more fun writing about touchdown and passes when we win so I shall save that for later. Today we talk about people and» things. From the game it would appear that Glazier will probably take over at quarterback. Willie had problems but I feel it was more the offensive line but Glazier moved them. We also used Kramer at quarterback but there is a sneaking suspicion in some quarters that tho Glazier is a junior and the others are sophomores that the quarterback of the future is a freshman. Terry Jones from Cleveland. Comes with credentials. The most valuable player in one of the toughest leagues in Ohio. He has been starring in the “Pizza Bowl” on Monday nights.

■P I* H I - A 18. >iw ■ ~/S -• fflui ■ E AGLE SCOUT AWARD — John Naab of Syracuse received one of the highest scouting awards which can be given when be was presented the Eagle award at a court of honor held last week at the scout cabin in Syracuse. Shown in the picture with John are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Naab, his sister, and Jim Wright, scoutmaster. Mr. Naab was presented with an eagle tie clasp and Mrs. Naab and daughter with corsages. Mrs. Naab also received a mother’s pin.

Syracuse Boy Scout troop 28 holds court of honor Oct. 23

Troop 28 of the Boy Scouts at Syracuse held a court of honor on October 23 at the scout cabin in Syracuse. Following the opening ceremony, remarks were given by Ed Harting, chairman, and Jim Wright, scoutmaster. Scoutmaster Wright presented merit badges to Tracy Bartow, Paul Blankenship, Dave Ensinger, Jeff Lovellette, John Naab, Dan Overfelt and Joe Wright. Wright also presented the scouter rank to Rusty Smith. Rev. David Hyndman awarded the tenderfoot to Kevin Rockenbaugh and Paul Blankenship; and Jim Nelson presented the first class rank to Bill Weaver. Special awards were presented by Wright and Harting to young Minor damage in two-vehicle crash A collision Monday at 4:20 p.m. at the Colonial Oil Service station on SR 15 involved Gusta A. Fiebiger, 42, r 7 Warsaw, and Jay S. Morehead, 19, Leesburg. The Fiebiger truck received minor damage to the right panel and the Morehead vehicle received a broken headlight. No injuries were reported and damage estimates were not given. WALTER KASPERS LEAVE FOR FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kasper of Milford are leaving tomorrow (Thursday) for Orlando, Fla., for the winter. This makes the 22d or 23d straight year that the Kaspers have gone to Florida for the winter. They will return to Milford in the spring.

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Naab, Brian Napier and Joe Wright. Highest Rank One of the highest ranks to be attained, the eagle award, went to John Naab. It was presented by Wright and Harting. The eagle award represents accomplishment in life interests (24 merit badges including certain required ones) in teamwork as a member and leader of a troop or patrol and in scout spirit as represented by living the scout oath and law. Only about (me per cent of all boys in scouting in the United States earn this valued award which symbolizes the ability of the scout to be of service to his fellowman in many ways, ranging from saving life to helping a new scout in his advancement. This award represents an understanding of community and nation, a willingness on the part of the to help others,

| Notice to Bidders ; ♦ A New American legion Home a f is being built in Syracuse ▲ Plans and specifications can be ▲ obtained at the American Legion Home in Syracuse on Saturday# Nov. a 3, from Ito 5 p.m. or by contacting I ▼ T. L. Kline, Syracuse Y

stands for a job started when a boy first joined scouting and successfully completed through effort and perseverance. On the average, it takes three years to earn this award. Standing for strength of character, the eagle badge is a symbol of what a boy has done; but, more important, it represents what the boy will be in the future as he grows to manhood.

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