The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 June 1974 — Page 2

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ATTEND CAMP — Shown here are Wawasee varsity cheerleaders Barbara Yoder. Angie Mock and Debra Minear, top to bottom, respectively. The young misses were attending cheerleading camp last week at Smith Walbridge camp when this photo was taken.

North Webster girls play ball on Tuesday-Thursday

The North Webster girls youth league is in its second season with three teams, composed of 36 girls, participating Games are an Tuesday and Thursday as lemoons al 1 pm on the town’s Ijttle League diamond The girls have a total of 12 day games scheduled this season and three night games The night games will be on Wednesdays I— -«*> | New,Paris . I | * Speedway ’ | | — SATURDAYS — I j ’ 1 Stock Car Racing | I ’ Races a. Trials 6:45 ’ | THE MAIL-JOURNAL PubtitMU 6» Tbe ***** JOurn*l Arorrt*«> »n« entered at M<o«d Cl*»* matter »» ’*< Ott’C* at 3yracv»e *♦**’ Mcend <l*»t *e*'*t* •* ’ Bl E M*.O iffCVM Indiana ♦*s*? and *t additional n*» oH>«e» l<*O*<r>*t>en Mtt oer year *• KMCWtfe* Coontv M»« Oviv.ov county

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and will be played on July 3. August 7 and August 14 The highlight of the year is expected to be the mother-daughter game which w ill be played on August 11 during “fun day.” Girls who participate will be in junior high — sixth, seventh and eighth grades — next fall Three Teams The three teams and their coaches are as follows: Super Stars - coached by Joan Wagoner and Sally Black Rookies coached by Carolyn Cnpe and Sherry Brower Weed Hoppers — coached by Susie Shock and Tern Reiff Officers of the girls league are as follows: President Rosie Mort Vice president — Betty Luce Secretarytreasurer — Dons Paulus At the close, of the season a championship game will be played to determine the league s champion team LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs Anthony Norris and daughter. Jennifer, returned by air Monday to their California home following a two-week visit at Syracuse with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert Searfoss and family

Wawasee golf results given Two teams posted a 35 in the Saturday scramble at Wawasee Golf club with Virgil Bums. Paul Kizer, Mike Zwickle and Hazel Swihart taking honors in the playoff The other team was comprised of Tom Amaya. Earl Money. Doris Scheidel and Margo H crimes Another scramble is planned for Saturday at 5 pm and a men s tournament all day on Sunday. Maxwelton ladies list winners Low gross, low net. low putts, was the play for the day last Wednesday for the Maxwelton Ladies Day association. This was also the start of the club handicap tournament. Winners in 18-hole play for the day were: Ester Brewster, first, low gross and Rose Mathews, second Low net went to Maggie Smith with Doris Sedgwick, second Dot Stiver took low putts with Delight Craig, second. In the nine-hole division, first went to Polly Boner and Bobbi Powers, tie. low gross; Nancy Fosnaugh. low net. and Jo Mauzy. second June Lantz and B J. Silveus tied for low putts. South Shore ladies have play Tuesday Ginny Dewitt and Mary Jane Lesh were hostesses Tuesday for nine-hole ladies day play at South Shore Golf club with the following winners: First, Jan Niles; second. Mary Sullivan; third, three-way win. Ginny DeWitt, Joann Baker and Helen Hoyt; and fourth. Ruth Wilcox Play of the day was bango. bongo

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Warriors win-loss record released

The schedule shows the winloss record for the varsity sports of the Wawasee high school Warriors during the six year

1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-7 U won lost won lost won lost won lost won lost won lost Baseball: Summer 6 1U 2 16 14. llj. U 9 10 7 8 8 Spring 5 5 11 6 13 7 15 U 9 8 Cross Country 14. 10 3 11 3 12 1 15 114. 5 8 8 Tennis 0 7 17 56 66 . 59 3 12 Football 6 2 3-5-1 7-2-1 7 3 5 5 9 2 Basketball 6 15 9 13 13 6 17 5 9 12 12 9 Swimming 25 73 9 U 58 66 Wrestling 2-8-1 6-14.-I 10 2 11 1 6-5-1 8 U Track 9 3 2 10 77 6 5 11 '9 11 7 Golf 75 76 77 12 3 Totals UO-6U-1 Lf.o-82-2 7U-87-1 86 58 91-70-1 90 69

Tennis instruction to be given at high school

Don Scholer has announced instruction in basic tennis skills will be held at the Wawasee high school tennis courts on June 24 through 26 between the hours of 1 and 3 p.m. This instruction is intended for

Hoss Hills Bowmen hold coon shoot, colored animal round

The Hoss Hills Bowmen, Inc., recently held a coon shoot at the club's home range. The total points possible were 40. W'inners and their divisions were as follows: Men's A instinctive — Steve Secrist 17, Joe Ray 16 and Jere Karst 15 Paul Schoeff 74 and Ralph Gorsuch. Sr.. 71 Men’s B sight — Terry Dausmar\46 Women’s — Rita Harris 70, Judy Harris 50 and Kaye Schoeff 50 Cubs — Allen Schoeff 15

Results given for summer recreation play at Milford

Results have been given by Ned Speicher for the summer recreation games played at Milford. They follow: Milford 8 - Pierceton 2 Milford's traveling team extended its perfect record to 2-0 with an 8-2 victory over Pierceton. Dave Meade was the winning pitcher and Randy Blackburn and Gary Bray were the hitting stars in the Milford victory. Twins 6 - Sox 3 The Twins won their first game of the season by beating the Sox 83. Gary Bray was the winning pitcher and Greg Weisser was the leading hitter for the Twins. Brett Grove had a single and a double for the Sox Reds 14 - Cards 4 The Reds won their second straight game by beating the Cards 14-4. Eric Beer. Tim Beer

Milford Pony League results are given

The Milford Pony League has competed in four games so far this summer, losing three and tying one. They lost their first encounter to Sidney 8-1 The game was tied 1-1 after five innings but walks and errors led to the Trojans downfall; Against Leesburg the Trojans battled their way to a 6-8 tie. The game will be resumed at Leesburg Andy Brown and John Beer collected two hits each. Milford's second loss came at the hands of a tough Silver Lake team 12-1. Leading hitters were Andy Brown John Beer. Doug Rassi and Dan Bohnstedt

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history of the school. Spring baseball and swimming were not on the schedule during

younger boys and girls, ages 1016. who are interested in learning how to play tennis Pre-registration is not necessary and those wishing to participate should come equipped to play on June 24.

Men's B instinctive — Keith Enyeart 9 Men’s A sight — Ron Harris 34 and Paul Schoeff 34 Women’s — Rita Harris 25. Sue Ann Ray 18 Colored Round A colored animal round was also held recently with 100 points possible. Winners and their scores were as follows: Men’s A instinctive — Jerry Taylor 90 and Bob Wiggs 86 Men’s B instinctive — Larry Harris 53, Keith Enyeart 51 and Steve Secrist 45 Men’s A sight — Ron Harris 88,

and Tom Troup were the hitting stars in the Red’s victory. Pat Speicher collected three hits for the Cards Athletics 18 - Dodgers 17 The first T-ball game of the season saw the Athletics win a close game 18-17. Hitting stars for the Athletics were Mike Pruit and Tony Troup. The Dodgers were led by Tony Blackburn and Raymond Pena. Giants 20 - Indians 19 In the girls’ softball league, the Giants held off an Indian rally and won their first game 20-19 The leading hitters for the Giants were Sherry Young and Vicki Evans. The Indians were led in tutting by Robin Auer. Braves 29 - Pirates 7 The Braves were led by Brenda Skelton and Renee Lindzy in trouncing the Pirates 20-7. Bea Carvajal led the Pirates with a home run

North Webster handed Milford its third loss 12-10 The game was tied 10-10 going into the seventh but once again errors gave the victory to North Webster. Dan Bohnstedt and Greg Wiggs collected two hits apiece for the losing Trojans The B-team has won one and lost one. They defeated Sidney 128 with Andy Brown collecting two hits and Jay Kaiser the winning pitcher. They lost to Silver Lake 0-7. Leading hitters were Phil and John Beer with two hits each Milford will play Syracuse tonight (Wednesday).

the first year of the high school with many of the other sports being played on a limited basis that first year.

Scramble winners at Maxwelton Friday night scramble winners at the Maxwelton golf club have been listed by pro Bob Auer as follows: First — Nelson and June Auer and Rick and Carolyn Baker Second — Robert and Lura Stone and Joe and Ethel Hughes

Backing vehicles hits parked car

Minor damage was reported in an accident in the 100 block of East Main street, Syracuse, Monday as Lyle McGowan, 58. r 2 Syracuse, backed his vehicle from a parking spot, cut too short, and bumped a parked vehicle next to him. Damage to the parked 1974 Oldsmobile belonging to Donald and Beverly Thwaits of r 2 Syracuse was set at SSO. There was no damage to the McGowan vehicle.

Syracuse police investigated

Out-Spokin' to take place August 12-20

Out-Spokin’, a biking program sponsored by the Mennonite Board of Missions, is planning an eight day bicycle hike along the coast of Oregon August 12-20. Everyone between the ages of 1421 are invited to join the group. The biking program began in June 1968, and has since expanded to offer year round bike hikes. Last year an additional fleet of bikes and a new supply trailer were added. Some of the tours taken by the group are self contained back packing adventures. The Oregon coast trip will be accompanied by the supply trailer which provides locker space, a fold-out kitchen, office space, a bike repair area and living quarters for the staff. Accompanying director Jerry Miller will be five staff persons for this year s regular hikes Miller accompanies almost all trailer accompanied hikes. Robb Martin is graduate Robb Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin of Ligonier, recently graduated from Evangel college in Springfield, Mo. He majored in speech

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The win-loss record here has been released by Wawasee high school athletic director Eldon Urnmel.

pathology and had a double minor in business management and social studies. Martin served as president in his dorm. Krause hall, as a member of Eta Kappa Epsilon and on the yearbook and newspaper staffs. He has accepted a position as assistant manager for Holiday Inn in Springfield. Mo. Bicycle plates must be on by July 1 at Ligonier Ligonier police chief Robert B. Durham reported recently that a new supply of bicycle license plates has been received. Bicycles will have to be licensed before July 1. All bikes found on city streets without license plates will be impounded until plates are obtained. This involves only those living in the Ligonier city limits. Durham also stated in his report for the month of May that applications for a patrolman are still being accepted.

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