The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 June 1974 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 12. 1974

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All-Stars stop South Whitley, other Milford recreation scores

Milford's Little League All-Star team won its first game of the season bn a muddy South Whitley diamond with a score of 9-6 Dave Meade was the winning pitcher with help from Gary Bray. Mark Evans was the leading hitter for Milford banging out a triple and a home run Cards II - Twins 5 It was the Cards 11 and the Twins 5 when the two teams clashed The winning pitcher was

Wawasee golfers finish sixth in sectional meet

By SANDY GERENCSER Rudy Cesco's Warrior golf team placed sixth in the Elkhart sectional last Tuesday with a score of 324 for 18 holes Goshen copped first with 305 Warsaw and Elkhart Central tied for second with 311 The Tigers were awarded second after a fifth player's score was figured. Central took third Plymouth tallied 317 and Elkhart Memorial had 322 to finish fourth and fifth respectively A total of 20 schools were in the sectional Sam Ludwig picked up fourth place medalist honors as he carded a 75 to lead the Warriors There was a three-way tie for low Wawasee Ski club to meet on Sunday The Wawasee Ski club will hold a meeting at 2 p m on Sunday. June 16, at the home of James Adams, located the third house west of Bishop's Wawasee Boat company Neu’ and renewal memberships will be accepted Ski shows and tournament plans t will be discussed

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Pat Speicher with relief help from Dave Meade Vince Price led the Cards in hitting with a single and two doubles Jim Salazar led the Twins m hitting by collecting a double and two singles. Reds 8 - Tigers 4 Randy Blackburn was the pitching and hitting star for the Reds last week as he struck out rune Tigers and drove in three runs with a double and a single

medalist between Ted Pmmck (Warsaw), Ralph Montagano (Central) and Curt Holaway (Goshen* as they each shot a 74. Montagano won first when he parred the first playoff hole. Holaway edged Pinnick on the next hole to take second Shooting 83 s for Wawasee were Jon Owens. Phil Randall and Steve Coverstone. Rob Zurcher had an 85. Maxwelton ladies have medal play The Maxwelton Ladies Day association had medal play as their weekly play last Wednesday with 28 members participating Low gross for the 18-hole players went to Marge Kavenaugh with second to Marge Newcomer Low net winner was Maggie Smith; and second. Bonnie Alfrey. Dottie Hossinger had first in low putts and Marge I*urdum. second Polly Bonar and Barbara Beemer tied for low gross in the nine-hole group with Bobbi Powers having low net Low putt honors went to June Lantz Wawasee country club golfing results The team of Joe Scheidel. Bill Holmes. Eva Tolliver and Gladys Cripe won the playoff and took first place in the Saturday scramble at Wawasee golf and country club, with a 35. In the playoff, also with a 35. was the team composed of Tom Amaya. Howard Cripe. Paul Kizer and Bernice Miller Joe Hartsough had low net of 68 in the men s tournament play on Sunday with Glenn King, second, also 68 A scramble will be held at 5 pm. Saturday and the men s tournament will continue Sunday after 2 pm. The men’s state Legion golf tournament is being held on June 15 and 16 On Tuesday. June 18. the 18hole Ladies Land O’Lakes golf tournament will be held; and nine-hole play will be on Thursday. June 20

The Reds won the game 8-4. The leading hitter for the Tigers was Mike LeCount. Indians 14 • Pirates 13 Milford’s girls softball league was started by an exciting win for the Indians I*4-13. Kathy Beer and Sheila Joyce led the winning team with three hits apiece Bea Carvajal led the Pirates hitting with a home run and two triples Friday nite scramble held at Maxwelton Winners in the Friday night scramble held last week at Maxwelton golf club were Scrappy and Elly Graff and Dee and Dot Stiver. Winning second place honors were Rick and Carol Baker and Dave and Janice Wright. Ty ing for third were Gene and Gloria Stoffel and Joe and Ethel Hughes and Bill and Jane Musser and Danny and Evelyn Jones. Tippy ladies have best four long hole play Best four long holes was the play for the day last Thursday for ladies of Tippecanoe Lake Country club with the following winners in the 18-hole group: Class A — First. Betty Clarke; second, Gloria Maish; three through seven, ties. Ruth Snyder, Jody Frantz. Ann Howe. Mary Lee and Kay Stine Class B — Tie for first and second. Peg Hoffee and Irene Benzenberg. third. Mark Aker; fourth. Betty Thoyer; and fifth. Evelyn Niemau Class C — Florae Summy. first; and Izzie Fiedeke, second Sunday winners listed for tournament Winners in the his and hers tournament on Sunday have been listed as follows by Maxwelton golf club pro Bob Auer: First — Brad and Marge Newcomer Second — Nelson and Jane Auer Third — .Ash Hawk and Margie Purdurn Fourth — Carl and Marge Kavanaugh Fifth — Three way tie between Scrappy and Elly Graff. Gary and Nancy Baker and Butch and Dottie Hossinger Backing auto causes accident A car being backed from a parking space in Warsaw by Ella Goins, 35. North Webster, struck a passing car driven by Ruth Carter. 73. r 3 Syracuse, near the post office at 9:15 a m. Monday. County officers reported $250 damage to the Carter auto and no damage to the car driven by the Gans woman and belonging to the Indiana Baptist convention. Indianapolis

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Golfers honored at awards dinner

By SANDY GERENCSER Members of the W’arrior golf teams were recognized at an awards dinner at the South Shore Golf club last Friday. After the meal the freshmen golf team was acknowledged by its coach. Tony Clouse. Members of the team this year were Mark Amos. Jeff Auer. Gary Brown. Dave Firestone. Dan Gauthier, Mark Grove. Mark Hoover. Bob Johnson, Gary Miller, Paul Schrumpf. Brian Slabaugh and Steve Wilson. Varsity and JV coach Rudy Cesco presented four trophies Warrior JVs scalp Wildcats By SANDY GERENCSER Dale Brannock’s junior varsity baseball team defeated the Whitko Wildcats last Monday by a score of 7-3. Three runs in the fourth inning seemed to be the spark in the Warrior rampage. Bruce Cooper was the winning pitcher for Wawasee as he gave up four hits, struck out six and walked one. Doug Schuh absorbed the loss for the Wildcats. Schuh and Leon Hathaway collectively struck out five and walked seven. The young Warriors' record is now 9-3. They will battle the North Wood Panthers today (Wednesday) on the Panther diamond. Wawasee’s varsity will also clash with North Wood. The first game is to start at 5:30. Wawasee has two big conference games coming up. Both the varsity and the junior varsity will play Concord on the 14th and Plymouth on the 17th. The two games will be on the Warrior diamond and will start at 5:30. Alex Labra fifth in tourney Last Friday and Saturday a five-state wrestling tourney was held at Manuel high school in Indianapolis There \jere 690 wrestlers competing, including Alex Labra of Wawasee high school Alex was fifth in the 132 pound class He won four in a row and was the last Indiana representative in his weight class before losing a 2-1 decision in the semifinals. He defeated Gary Jacobs from Franklin Central 2-0, Mike Hdmas of Muncie South 7-2. Pat Woods of Portage 10-1 and then missed going into the finals with the 2-1 loss to Larry Swanson of Wheaton Central. 111. Alex then picked up another win and a loss for fifth place. His other loss was to the 119 pound Indiana state runner-up this past year He ended the tourney with four wins, two losses and the fifth place showing. His brother. Vic, entered but did not compete due to an injury Both plan on competing in Muncie next week along with other area wrestlers

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during the program. Sophomore Sam Ludwig was awarded three of them. Sam won the putting trophy (for the fewest putts during the year), the low medalist award and the trophy for most improved golfer. Jon Owens was presented with the coach's award. Jon was runner-up to Sam in each of the first three categories Other golfers recognized were Ron Bauman. Steve Coverstone. Paul Miller, Phil Randall. Larry Allen. Bill Byland. Bill Jones. Rick Littlefield. Greg Smith. Rob Zurcher and manager Bruce Secor. Thursday Nite Limits Sneakers 9 3 Camelot Squares • * Three G’s 7 5 The Streakers 6 4 Three Musketeers 6 4 L4M * « The Jet Set 4 8 Three S’ooqes * 8 High ream series Three G‘S — >3OO High team game The Streaker s — M 3 *SO series Y Coburn *B3 M Piter 48$ 200 games Y Coburn 20> 170 games S Borntrager 177. G Pitcher >B7 A Dean 172 C Coy >7B. O Hernandel W. M Piter 187 Friday Night Mixed Doubles Four K s >1 1 Guy sB. Dolts 9 3 A4Ps 7 5 Odd Balls 4 4 B T 4 4 Whiskervilles 4 4 Go Getters 4 4 Strikers 4 4 Travelers 5 7 For Outs 4 8 Halt Fast 3 9 G&R 3 9 High team series and game Four Is - 2031 491 500 series men K Knisley 547. J Kern $29. B Stmon 511. women K Knisley 503 200 games men J Kern 200 - 170 games women K Knisley 180. 175 Girls softball schedule given Lakeland youth center director Dan Caskey has given the following girls softball schedule for the month of June and July: West Noble at Syracuse today (Wednesday) at 6:30 Milford at Syracuse Thursday. 1:30 Syracuse at Milford June 19, 6 p.m. Mentone at Syracuse June 20. 6 p.m. Syracuse at Mentone June 26, 5 p.m. Syracuse at W’est Noble June 27. 6:30 Game against firemen at Syracuse July 4, 6 p.m. Syracuse at West Noble July 8. 6:30 p.m. Milford at Syracuse July 11, 1 p.m. Four-way meet July 13,10 a.m. Syracuse at Milford July 17, 6 p.m. All games at Syracuse will be played at Rotary Field next to Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church with exception of the June 20 game at the athletic practice field A swim party is scheduled for July 20. $240 damage in morning mishap No injuries were sustained in a 6:30 accident this morning (Wednesday) at Medusa and Huntington streets in Syracuse involving a car and a truck. Syracuse police investigated and reported a 1972 Ford driven by April Hapner, 19, r 4 Syracuse, had stopped at the stop sign on Medusa and slowly moved forward to enter Huntington when her auto was scraped by a turning truck The truck, a 1972 International driven by Kevin Wheeler, 17, Goshen and belonging to Sea Nymph /boat, division of Stan Ray, tbrned from Huntington onto Medusa scraping the left

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front fender of the auto. Minor damage was listed to the truck which had a scrape in the area of the gas tank with $240 damage to the Ford car. Knits: a man's friend WEST LAFAYETTE - Open a man’s closet, and you’re sure to find knits — knit slacks, knit shirts, even knit suits. And it’s no wonder; knits have great appeal, especially for a man who travels or works at a desk. "Men are buying more and more knit wear ” says Billie Chambers, extension clothing and textiles specialist at Purdue university. But, she adds, the careful shopper knows that there is a good and bad side to knits — and will shop accordingly. Mrs. Chambers says knits do offer men plenty of advantages. “Knits are comfortable to wear.” she notes. “They keep their fresh appearance, and they are available in popular prices.” Double-knit suits provide the same advantages, she adds. They wrinkle less and have good crease and shape retention. “One of the greatest assets.” Mrs. Chambers says, “is that knits make such great traveling companions. Folded neatly into a suitcase, a knit suit will arrive at a business meeting with hardly a wrinkle.” In addition, the specialist points out, knits don’t require a great deal of care. Less wrinkling means fewer trigaL to the dry cleaner with suit. The result: design and color last longer; and the fabric retains a fresher look. But. Mrs. Chambers warns, you need to be on the alert for problems that might arise: Knits have a tendency to snag. Remember that tightly-knitted fabrics will snag less than fabrics knitted with a loose, open stitch. Some people find knits too warm in the summer or too cool in the winter. Double-knits are sometimes more expensive than their woven counterparts. And some manufacturers say they can get better styling, finer details, and better colors with wovens. If made of cotton, wool, or natural fibers, a knit may shrink unless it has a shrink-resistant finish. Will men’s knits go out of style Chambers says. Because knits offer so many advantages, they are likely to remain popular for menswear. And women fabrics will probably retain their appeal, too,” Mrs. Chambers adds. “The discriminating buyer will still demand the well tailored look that woven fabrics offer.” CHINA FOR ARABS China pledged support of the Arab struggle against Israel on Feb. 1, 1970.

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Ohio youth named - 1974 King of Bridge

The International Palace of Sports youth foundation announced today that 17 year old Jeff Meckstroth of Lancaster high school. Lancaster, Ohio, has been named the 1974 Scholastic King of Bridge. As such he will be inducted into the Order of the Royal Sceptre and hereafter so recognized in the International Palace of Sports located on Camelot Square in North Webster. The title goes annually to the North American high school senior who graduates with the most master points registered to his or her credit on April 30 with Charges being filed on cruelty to animals Charges are being filed against William Hapner of Syracuse for cruelty to animals following an earlier complaint by a Syracuse resident of a cow being starved and tied to a residence south of Syracuse on the North WebsterSyracuse road. Investigation by county officers revealed three other animals inside the bam at the residence, none of which had been fed properly. Parked car hit on Main street Syracuse police investigated a two-car mishap on West Main street at 9:05 Tuesday night involving a parked auto. The accident occurred as a 1970 Chevrolet driven by Helen Peaper, 17, Indianapolis, backed from a parking space and hit a 1970 Chevrolet parked on the south side of Main and belonging to John and Marceil Conley of Warsaw. There was no damage to the Chevrolet of the Indianapolis woman with SBO to the parked car. TERRITORY OF GUAM On Feb. 1, 1899, Guam became an unincorporated territory of the United States after capture by U.S. naval forces.

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the American Contract Bridge League, whose headquarters are in Memphis. Tenn. • The foundation annually grants SI,OOO to the alma mater high school of the winner, to be \ awarded to a deserving graduate of that school in futherance of his or her career. The first such “King of Bridge” grant was made last year to Harley high school of Rochester, N.Y., in honor of their 1973 graduate, J. Merrill, w’ho won the 1973 title. Meckstroth won the 1974 contest with 471.91 master points. The ACBL grants life master status to players with 300 or more master points. The ACBL office reports that Meckstroth’s 471.91 total is the highest ever recorded by a 17 year old player.

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