The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1973 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Nov. 14,1973

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lZr iso I Xl JRBB ■ jr -" ■ S ■'■ . ' ■’ BALL IN MID-AIR — Warriors Rick Dahlstrom. eight and Ralph Reiff, 41, are sandwiching a receiver in the above photo as the ball flies harmlessly by. Also shdwn in the photo are Mike Vanlaningham, 30, and Chad Singrey, 91.

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Blackford stops Wawasee 28-14 in semi-state

By DOUG HOERR A strong Blackford squad defeated the Wawasee Warriors in the state semi-final game Saturday night 28-14. An estimated crowd of 4,000 observed the bout which took place on the Warrior’s home field. The Warriors showed great poise on their first set of downs as they drove 73 yards for a TD. This made nine out of 10 games the Warriors had scored on their first possession. Mike Vanlaningham, who saw limited running action because of a bruised knee, rushed for 50 of the 73 yards gained. Mark Smith scored at 8:45 on a keeper from the two. Smith rushed fa* a total of 47 yards. Blackford keying on an interception scored late in the

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quarter to tie it six all. Brown of Blackford bulled five yards for the score. PAT kick put them ahead 7-6. The Warriors were hurt both defensively and offensively when senior star Mark Reiff suffered a head injury. Reiff was admitted to the Goshen hospital and later released. Mark Smith, with a long bomb to Rick Brannock, added another six to the scoreboard. Smith added a two point conversion to take the lead 14-7. This TD used only seven seconds of the second quarter. A 25-yarifpass from Perry to end Robbins and a PAT tied the score 14-14. Quarterback Perry of the Bruins had a fine evening as his fakes fooled the players, fans and even the officials.

At the end of the first half the Warriors had out rushed the Bruins 121-115 yards. The second half was disasterous for Wawasee as they rushed for a total of 12 yards. The Bruins capitalized off the immobile Warrior offense and found little resistance with the defense as they rushed for 147 yards. The Bruins scored both in the third and fourth quarters. The first TD came on a two-yard drive by Perry. PAT kick split the uprights. Robbins added the final score of the game when he fell on a blocked punt in the end zone. The PAT made the score 28-14. • Fine Record Although the Warrior team may be discouraged they need not be ashamed for they have produced the finest record in Wawasee history and provided the Lakeland community many hours of excited viewing. The Warriors under coach Hal Traviolia have accumulated two titles — The first is the Northern Lakes Conference championship that they share with Plymouth and Warsaw and the second is placing in the top four in AA competition. The Blackford Bruins go to Greenfield for the AA championship. Blackford will represent district II in the game. Statistics < W B First downs 9 19 Net yards rushing 133 262 Net yards passing 60 91

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Passes attempted 11 10 Passes completed 3 5 Yards penalized 32 35 Fumbles lost 0 1 Interceptions by 0 2 Punts 3 1 Tuesday High School Best 25 3 Runner Ups 23 5 Flush Bowls IS 10 Unknown Four 13 15 Ten Pins 10 IS Playboys 9 19 Smoke 8 20 Gutter Girls 6 22 High team series: Runner Ups — 2020 High team game: Best — 741 400 series (men): E. Paradis 573. S. Anderson 475, G. Brown 435. A. Brown 423. B. Knisley 423, J. Thiwaits 415, P. Schrumpf 403 300 series (women): M. Schwartz 364, R. Anderson 357, L. Sweatland 350, A. Mullins 326 190 games (men): E. Paradis 216, 191. S. Anderson 190 County Wawasee Bowl 35 13 Lakeland Motors 31 17 Liquor Locker 29 19 Charlie's Ten Pin 28'1 !9>/a Holiday Lanes 28 20 Weatherhead I 28 20 Weatherhead II 27 21 Louie's Bar 26 22 Kurly's Keglers 25 23 Anderson Paint 25 23 Golden Grain 23 25 Barbee Hotel 23 25 Taylor Wholesale 23 25 Bud's Body Shop 22’1 25’1 Crow Roofing 22 26 Beacon 20 28 Brannock's Trophies 19 29 Bushong Barber Shop 17 31 Good's Barber Shop 16 32 OK Sales 12 36 High team series: Wawasee Bowl — 2639; Liquor Locker. — 2651 High team game: Liquor Locker — 934-935 600 series: C. Frushour 625, O. Thlbaut 600, G. Rider 618 500 series: H. Locke 518, P. Royer 516. C. Wogoman 530, J. Kimble 506, R. Wogoman 540, R. Strombeck 554, M. Dorsey 561, G. Henning 565, W. Ryan 554, B. Appenzeller 530, J. Scarbeary 516, S. Richardson 502, M. Simon 508, H. Smith 505. L. Longenbaugh 505, R. Simon 558, G. Eyer 502, G. Whitacre 525, J. Kern 545, D. VanDlepenbos 507, M. Henning 533, R. B. Graff 512, H. Schrock 554, D. Maresh 527, L. Welty 566, D. Thlbaut 538, R. Hibschman 518, B. Clemons 532. C. Thomas 518, D. Brumfield 569, M. Ganshorn 536, P. Beezley 526, H. Locke 534, B. Charlton 509, R. Graff 562. E. Anderson 592, J. Kern 595, D. Maresh 525, L. Welty 525, H. Smith 543, D. Smith 510, A. Baker 526, D. Hyde 515, G. Pavel 509, C. Thomas 523, D. Engle 531, R. Braze) 507, R. Strombeck 540. E. Henning 541, S. Richardson 504, D. Mayberry 505, J. R. Koher 526 200games: C. Wogoman 220, R. Strombeck 203, M. Dorsey 200, G, Henning 218, W. Ryan 215, G. Whitacre 211, M. Henning 212, J. deSomer 225, D. McKibben 206, J. Kern 210, L. Welty 204, H. Schrock 207, R. Graff 223, D Brumfield 205, S. Conrad 205, C. Frushour 257, E. Anderson 209, J. Kern 219, 229, D. Maresh 212, D. Thibaut 203, 215, H. Smith 205, G. Rider 212, 206,200, C. Thomas 212, D. Rieder 203 Thursday Nite Ladies Thornburg Drug 29 11 Kale Island Beacon 22’1 12’/» B&K M ’4 Merrill's Lounge 26 14 Pilchers Shoes 23 17 Counting House Bank 22 18 Branding Iron Bar 22 18 Farm Bureau Co-Op 22 18 Wawasee Electronics 21’1 18’1 N.W. Fireman's Aux. 21’1 18’1 Good's Barber Shop 20’1 19’1 Barth Inc. •■ < 20 20 . Regent Homes 19 21 Lynn Feller Ins. 18 22 Hinshaw Applicators 16 24 Lakeland Standard 16 24 Millers Mobile Homes 14 26 Lancer Products 13 27 Wicks Marina 13 27 Brazels 9 31 High team series and game: Thornburg Drug — 2326-813 500 series: S. Kern 524, B. Nyce 507 450 series: M. L. Lambert 495, D. A. Walton 480, N. Galloway 479, J. Galloway 479, P. Benson 474, 1. Stahley 459, R. Easley 458, J. Honer 458. K. Knisley 453, M. Thibaut 452, M. Nulf 451 200 games: B. Nyce 231, S. Kern 204 170 games: N. Galloway 192, J. Honer 184, D. A. Walton 184, S. Black 184, S. Kern 184, J. Galloway 183, S. Wolterman 183, H. Bell 183, M. L. Lambert 181, M. Plfer 179, J. A. Reed 177, C. Blosser 175, J. Reid 170, R. Easley 170, M. Whisler 170 Land O' Lakes Harris Funeral Home 27 13 Frog Tavern 26 14 Vega I 26 14 Deans Milk 25 15 N. Webster Legion 23 17 Wawasee Motors 22 18 Syracuse Legion 22 18 CB, J Const. 21’1 18V» Sleepy Owl 21 19 Auers 20 20 B&M Body Shop 18 22 Vega 11 18 22 Liberty 17 23 Aqualand Motel 16’1 23’1 Knights of Columbus 16 24 Pauls Ceramic 16 24 Whites Plumbing 13 27 State Bank 12 28 200 games - 500 series: J. Erdly 209-545, F. Hapner 504, L. Welty 532, H. Bartman 213553, J. Morganthaler 203-531, F. Wickersham 542, S. Butt 501, R. Wogoman 215-558, D. Weaver 204-528, P. Campbell 221, 203-591, D. Butler 542, G. Nordman 516, D. Nordman 201-538, F. Nyikos 512, M. Simon 512, P. Mathews 537, R. Clemons 527, D. Foster 211504, T. Davis 203-540, K. Koontz 200-559, R. Brazel 522, J. Rhodes 508, G. Venator 512, V. Becker 232-599, G. Sorensen 227-527, P. Leach 515, S. Richardson 203, 208-564 Milford Business Campbell's Market 43 13 Little 8> Clark 39 17 Smallwood Service 38’1 12’1 Wick's Marina 33 23 Walter Drug 22’1 28'1 Milford TV 27 29 Berk's Body Shop 27 29 C. S. Myers 25 31 Augsburger ■ Milford 22’1 33’1 Augsburger- Syracuse 21 35 Hickory Lounge 19 37

Sharp's Hardware 15'1 40'z High team series and game: Smallwood Service — 2925 989 500 series: R. Thibaut 582. F. Miller 575. D. Butler 543. W. Tullis 538, D. Johns 537, R. Clemons 537, R. Simon 536. C. Grove 535. L. Newman 534, L. Troup 525. J. deSomer 521. S. Solina 512. J. Perry 510 200games; R. Thibaut 227, R. Clemons 211, L. Ydung 202. D. Johns 202, F. Miller 200 Friday Mixed Doubles Thwaits Grain 33 7 Frog Annex 31 9 StahleyStillson 31 9 Wawasee Electronics 27 13 Y6D 35 15 Tippy Dukes 25 15 Barth 24 16 Village Tap Syracuse Rubber 22 1.8 Beacon Keith's Plumbing 20 20 Kathy's Beauty Bazaar 18 22 Avon Calling 13 23 Mastercraft 14 24 Walker's Roofing I 4 26 Zimmerman Gravel 14 22 Manley's Popcorn 13 27 Smallwood Service 12 28 Jamco Jammers 10 30 OK Sales 3 37 High team series and game: Thwaits Grain — 2159 749 500 series: S. Kern 588, J. Kern 536, G. Warfel 549, K. Keim 515, D. Harwood 509, D. Maresh 532, L. Welty 569. F. Hapner 539, B. Kline 536, R. Stahley 543, P. Jones 518, L. Knispel 520, J. Morganthaler 568, L. Epley 543, P. Kline 564, M. Carlson 500 450 series: P. Warfel 486, T. Brock 476, J. Dunithan 450, L. Gilbert 456, J. S. Schultz 459, B. Kline 481. 471 200games: S. Kern 202,206. J. Kern 204, D. Maresh 202, L. Welty 223, F. Hapner 204, B. Kline 202, L. Knispel 201. J. Morganthaler 224, P. Kline 200 170 games: P. Warfel 187. S. Kern 180, T. Brock 188, J. Schultz 176.1. Dull 190, B. Kline 194 Ladles Tuesday Afternoon The Lovables 34 10 American Industries 31 13 Mastercraft 23’1 20’1 Ding-a-lings 22 22 Todd Realty 22 22 Sharp Shooters 20’1 23’1 Cromwell Lumber 19 25 State Bank of Syracuse 17’/i 261 La Petite 16'1 27'1 Mock's Marine Rental 14 30 High team series: The Lovables — 2212 High team game: American Industries — 786 SOO series: D. Cripe 503 450 series: M. Willard 483, K. Knisley 486, B. Hargrove 455, D. Johnson 472, B. Kay 478 200 games: D. Cripe 215, D. Johnson 205 170 games: M. Willard 174, 176, A. Dahlstrom 175, K. Knisley 172, B. Kay 173 Hits & Misses Browns 28 12 Campbells 27 13 Brazels 21 19 Monsanto 21 19 Galloways 21 19 CB. D 16 24 Flints 13 27 Sudlows 13 27 High team series and game: Campbells — 1942-665 500 series: P. Campbell 566, D. Butler 561, M. Donaldson 536, B. Brown 528, D. Mangona 508 450 series: S. Brown 469, L. Galloway 465 200 games: P. Campbell 210 170 games: D. Mangona 185, G. Brown 171 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 35 9 Wawa Ski Club 31’1 12’1 Bitner's Antiques « 29 15 Syracuse Rubber 28 16 Neer's Power Wash 26 18 Bellman's Case 22’1 21’1 Walter Drug Co. 22 22 Crows Roofing 21 23 Vicki's Beauty Salon 20 24 Augsburger's 18 26 Weatherhead I 18 26 Weatherhead 11 18 16 J 8, D Ceramics 12 32 Mid-American 7 37 High team game and series: Frog Tavern — 757-2208 500 series: S. Keim 220. 162, 179-561, L. Gilbert 179, 187, 161-527 450 series: S. Gilbert 177-478, M. Lambert 167-475 200 games: M. Dixon 200-493 160 games: S. Brumbaugh 176, M. Burch 174, A. Hapner 173, E. Wogoman 170, J. Chiddlster 167, N. Whetten 168, G. Byrd 168, D. Kitson 161 Saturday Bantam — Girls Rolling Stones 13’1 2’l Strikers UVi 9’l Bowling Bears H 10 Tlggers 10’1 10’1 Alley Cats 10 U High-Rollers 6’l 14’1 High team series: Strikers and Tiggers — 1173 High team game: Tlggers — 628 140 series: D. Mast 173. L. Brown 178, Josette Glon 146, T. Huffer 230, L. Solina 144, D. Bjella 152, L. Brower 179, S. Schacht 147, R. Hapner 144, C. Darr 156, C. Phillabaum 168, T. Groves 152, T. Rink 154, D. Dean 149, A. Henson 204 70games: J. Walten 77, C. Brock 76, 97, A. Steffan 71, D. Dieterly 75, L. Brown 79, 99, Josette Glon 89, T. Huffer 125, 105, L. Solina 70, 74, D. Bjella 87, L. Brower 75, 104, S. Schacht 92, R. Hapner 78, C. Darr 84, 72, C. Phillabaum 104, T. Groves 87, Terri Rink 76, 78, D. Dean 80, A. Henson 101, 103 Saturday Bantam — Boys Budweiser 16 5 Packers 13 8 Raiders 12 9 Strikers » 12 Super Stars 2 14 Plymouth Dusters 6 15 High team series: Raiders — 1132 High team game: Packers — 583 ISOseries: G. Carpenter 221, T. Rinker 182, J. Beesley 124, K. Schrock 121, J. Jessop 124, K. Stahly in, S. Keim 150, D. Stahly 196, F. Avery 218, G. Coquillard 191, D. Kern 203, D. Bjella 158, C. Beesley 152 25games: G. Carpenter 119,102, T. Rinker 104, 83, J. Beesley 114, K. Schrock 100, T. Popenfooseßs, J. Jessop 104, K. Stahly 92, 85, C. Beesley 82, 25, G. Weisser 26, S. Keim 80, D. Stahly 112, 29, F. Avery 112, 110, G. Coquillard 82, 109, D. Kern 108, 95, S. Wise 100, D. Bjella 81, n MARILYN BANNED A calendar of photographs of Marilyn Monroe has been banned as objectionable and undesirable by the South African Publication Controls Board. — CNS

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Wawasee z s season tickets on sale for basketball season

Wawasee high school basketball season tickets will go on sale Tuesday, Nov. 13. Adults can purchase tickets at the high school office. Seats may be reserved for an extra $2. The reserved section is on the lower deck behind the scorers’ bench. High school students may purchase their tickets and tickets for other people at the bookstore. Junior high and elementary students may purchase tickets in the office of their respective junior high schools. Season tickets may also be purchased the evening of the first home game. All season ticket holders will be admitted through a separate gate — the southwest gym door — and will not be held up by people purchasing single session tickets. Season tickets are priced as follows: Adults $8.75, high school students $5.25, K-8 students $4, reserved seats $2, pre-school free

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Public Service hearing set

A legal notice of a public hearing of the Public Service Commission of Indiana appears this week in the matter of the joint petition of Water Utilities Incorporated and Rural Utilities, Inc., for an order approving and authorizing the sale and purchase of certain water utility properties in Kosciusko county, and the application of water utility rates, tariffs, charges, rules and regulations to customers in the area to be acquired, and also granting all other appropriate relief in the premises. Said hearing will be in the Eat food, not snacks Many teenagers suffer from poor nutrition because of an overconvenienced, over-harried, over-televised life, according to a prominent nutritionist. The hectic pace of family life and a full schedule of dates, sports and other activities leave little time for regular, balanced meals. As a result, young people often turn to vending machines and sporadic, convenience-type eating, getting nothing but “junk food with no nutrition.” She also criticized the many snack commercials on television and said amphetamines and marijuana may also affect the appetite, allowing one to be satisfied with only snack foods. “Snacking has become away of life,” she said.

if with parents, pre-school in reserved section $2. Only adult session tickets will be sold at the door. Session ticket prices are as follows: Adult $1.25, K-8 when with parents 75c, preschool with parents free. In order to facilitate the distribution of the sectional tourney tickets that will be allotted to Wawasee high school, the following policy was adopted for distribution of these sectional tickets: (1. high school student season ticket holders (2. adult reserve season ticket holders (3. adult season ticket holders (4. if there are any tickets left, they will be sold to the junior high school students, non-season ticket holders and then to junior high students and adult nonseason ticket holders. Schedule The 1973-74 basketball schedule is as follows: Nov. 24 — Carroll, H 6:45 Nov. 27 — Fairfield, T 6:30

rooms of the commission at 907 State Office Building, Indianapolis, at 9:30 a.m. EST on Monday, Dec. 10, according to W. W. Hill, chairman. Public participation is requested.

Nov. 30 — Columbia City, H 6:45 Dec. ’7 —Concord, H 6:45 Dec. 14 — Warsaw, T 6:30 Dec. 15—Tri ton, H 6:45 Dec. 21 — Northridge, T 6:30 Dec. 27 — 4-way tourney — junior varsity at Whitko Dec. 28-29 — Holiday tourney — North Wood, West Noble, Wawasee and Whitko at North Wood at 7 and 8:30 Jan. 4 — Manchester, T 6:30 Jan. 11 — Plymouth, H 6:45 Jan. 12 — Bremen, T 6:30 Jan. 18— East Noble, H 6:45 Jan. 25—Jimtown, H 6:45 Feb. 1 —Whitko, T 6:30 Feb. B—Rochester, H 6:45 Feb. 9 —West Noble, T 6:45 Feb. 15 —NorthWood, T 6:30 Feb. 16 — Lakeland, H 6:45 Feb. 22 — Northfield, T 6:30 Feb. 28-Mar. 2 — Sectional Tourney Friday * Saturday 2:00 & 9:00 BIG SATURDAY MATINEE! — Bring All The KKids — Open: 1:45 —Show 2:00 —Out 4:15 "Reduced Prices" Sunday — Open 2:15 2:30, 4:45, 7:00 & 9:00 When 1 this* BACHELOR FBI MAH TAILS THROUGH hit > Ard, flHBh CHASE leads THIS COOL Kitten... ANDTHE FUN STARTS AYiiM;/