The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 July 1974 — Page 2

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NEVER OVERLOOK A TIGER — The Milford Little League team pictured here is the ligers. They have had a slow start getting into winning games this year but do not lack for spirit. Pictured on the front row from the left are Mark Evans and Jerry Auer. The middle row pictures Bob Greene. Scott Wise. Jay Auer and Troy Stephenson. On the back row is coach Bob Wolterman. Doug Rheinheimer, Chris Wolterman. Dean Anderson. Don Greene and coach Bob Wise. Another (day er. Mike LeCount.wgs not present when this picture was taken. ,

Wawasee first in NLC baseball standings, Smith sets record

The Wawasee Warriors finished in first place in the Northern Lakes Conference baseball standings behind the record HH) pitching of 1974 graduate Mark Smith Smith s record beat the 9-C record of Tessar of Concord, sei in 1968 Smith was also named tc the first team Warriors Erique Paradis and Greg Fidler were also named tc the first team. Paradis is an outfielder, Fidlgr an infielder. Catcher Gary Dean and infielder Vince Rhodes were named -w the second team

Results given for motorcycle races

Local riders and many fans_ were on hand for the recent motorcycle races held at the Trojan Speedway south of North Webster Final results in each class were as follows: 100 CC — Larry Gerke, North Webster, first, Doug Bortz. Niles, Mich , second; Tom Hulsev. Bunker Hill, third„ and BarryKiernan. Elkhart, fourth 125 CC Tom Hulsey. Bunker Hill, first. William Osterkamp. Valparaiso, second. Andy Scott. Bristol, third, and Dale Saun-

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s honorable mention. e A complete list of standings e follows e Wawasee 11-3 4 Rochester 10-4 > Manchester 9-5 0 Plymouth 7-7 t Warsaw 7-7 o Concord 6-8 North Wood 4-10 d Bremen 2-12 o Others named to the first team i were pitcher Mitch Overmyer of Manchester; catcher Rocky i- - Goshert of Warsaw, infielders d Jack Swank of Rochester. Don Wendel of Plymouth and Doug d Schrader of Warsaw; and out-

_/aers. Ridgeville, fourth. 175 CC — Jesse Huggins. Hartford City, first; Max Murchlard. Markle, second; Dennis Likens. North Webster, third; and Steve Reid Kokomo, fourth. 250 CC — Mike Borders. Gas City, first; Dan Holmes, Goshen, second; Dale Liechty, Berne, third; and Tom Hoffman, Huntington, fourth. 35OCC — Mark Bowser. North Webster, first; Carl Muffley. Plymouth, second; Vert Troyer. Goshen, third; and John Crume, Elkhart, fourth

fielders Glenn Howell of Rochester and Mike Schrader of Warsaw. On the second team are pitchers Pat Evans of Rochester and Ramon Salazar of Plymouth. catcher Tim Garner of Manchester; infielders Bill Roth of Manchester. Bryan Eldridge of Concord and Chris Fox of Bremen; and outfields Tom Mac Lain of Rochester; Dave Myers of Plymouth and Randy Chupp of Concord On the honorable mention team are pitcher Ster W’atkins of Warsaw; catchers Myron King of Rochester and Dave Rouch of North Wood; infielders Bob Nusbaum of Concord, John Guttman of North Wood and Bill Cannon of Bremen; and outfielder Kevin Lochner of Manchester. Mike Schrader of Warsaw had 23 hits in NLC games to break the old record of 22 set by Bill Parker and John Shirley of Rochester. Glenn Howell of Rochester hit .570 in NLC games. This is believed to be a record average for NLC competition Both Howell and Schrader completed two seasons of varsity and NLC baseball without committing an error

HIGH SCHOOL TIMES FOR FOOTBALL TRY-OLTS All boys interested in trying out for the 1974 Wawasee high school football teams should pick up equipment according to the following schedule set by head football coach Hal Traviolia this week: Seniors and juniors — Monthly. July 29. 6 p m. Sophomores — Wednesday. July 31. 6 p.m. Freshman will check out equipment on August 12 al 10 a.m.

Wawasee week end golfing results

Dave Gildersleeve captured first place honors in the men s handicap tournament held Saturday and Sunday at Wawasee Golf club, with a lownet of 66. Second place honors went to Guy Kilmer with a score of 67. In the stag and doe tournament Saturday, the team of Mary Young and Virgil Bums took first

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Results given for recreation games

Following is results of the Milford summer recreation program during the past week: The Milford girls softball team defeated the Lakeland Swingers twice last week. The first game score was 20-6 and the nightcap 8-5. Milford was led by Kathy Beer, Shelly Dahlstrom and Bea Carvajal. LitUe League Tigers 14 - Cards 7 The Tigers behind the strong pitching of Jay Auer defeated the Crads 14-7. Jay struck out eight of the nine Cards he faced in saving the game for Mark Evans. Jay and Mark also led the Tigers in hitting as each collected a triple

Syracuse man to head athletic department

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mullins. Jr., of r 3 Syracuse will be moving soon to Des Moines. lowa, where he will head the athletic department as a director at Grand ViewBaptist school there. A 1968 graduate of Syracuse high school. Tom is also a 1974 graduate of Grace college, Winona Lake. A family picnic was held in their honor on July 14 in the List winners of ladies, day play at Maxwelton I Delight Crai£ was low gross winner in 18-hole play last Wednesday at Maxwelton golf club for the weekly ladies day Play. Mavis Vanderveer and Rose Mathews tied for second lowgross honors Maggie Smith had low net; Dottie Hossinger. second; lowputts. Dora Nelson; and Gloria Stoffel, second In the nine-hole division of play. Bobbi Powers had lowgross; Bev Buletty, low net . and Mary Kimble, low putts. Guest day is scheduled for August 8 with breakfast at 7:30 and tee-off at 8:30. Milford Pony League has one win, one loss The Milford Pony League teafi defeated North Webster 4-2 and lost to Sidney 3-0 last week. Leading hitters in the North Webster game were Andy Brown with two hits and two runs batted in and Tod Grove with one hit and two runs scored. R. Wuthrich pitched a fine game in picking up the win. In the Sidney game A. Wollman collected two hits to lead the team Milford stands l-ll on the season

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and a double. Sox 20 - Twins 10 The league leading Sox continued their winning ways with a 20-10 victory over the Twins. Ernie Morris was the winning pitcher. Paul Steury had two doubles and a single. Brett Grove scored four runs for the Sox. Jim Salazar and Greg Weisser had two hits apiece for the Twins. Reds 15-Tigers 6 The Reds, behind the hitting of Tom Troup, defeated the Tigers 15-6. Tom had a single and two triples and knocked in seven runs for the winners. Mark Evans had three hits for the Tigers.

Mullins' home with 38 relatives attending. In addition to the honored guests, persons attending included his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mullins. Sr., Syracuse; the two grandmothers. Mrs. Calvin Mullins of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Wilma Rensberger of Larwill; and persons from Larwill, Mansfield. Ohio. North Webster, Wabash and Fort Wayne. Bowmen plan state shoot Hoss Hills Bowmen. Inc., are finalizing plans to stage an open state wide shoot August 3 and 4 at the club's home range located between North Webster and Syracuse on county road 900 N just off the Syr-Web road. Archers from all over the state are expected to attend. Shooters need not be a member of any club to attend. A coon shoot will be held in the club owned woods on Saturday night. Aug, 3. beginning at dark. Lights and equipment of any type may be used on the 20 coon targets to be shot. Three trophies in four classes will be awarded as follows: Men's instinctive, men’s sight, women's and juniors under 12. The following day registration will begin at 9 a m for the big game round. Shooting will begin at 10 a m. Featured will be 40 laminated colored animal targets set in actual wooded conditions. Three trophies in four classes will be awarded in this event. Limited camping will be available on the club grounds as well as newly constructed rest rooms. Food will be provided both Saturday night and Sunday. Numerous prizes will be awarded. Club members are hopeful that this endeavor can become an annual event uniting all archers throughout the state in one common goal — the enjoyment of their sport. Milford woman hits steel post Sara D. Hochstetler. 40, r 2 Milford, escaped injury Monday at 2 p m when the 1968 Rambler she was driving crashed into a steel post along Indiana IS north of CR 23 in Jackson township The Hochstetler woman was southbound on 15 at 40 miles per hour when she braked for a vehicle ahead of her and her car slid off the road and hit the post. Elkhart county sheriff's Ptl. Richard Method investigated and set damage at S3OO.

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MEET THE CARDS — Members of the Milford Little League Cards are shown above. From left in the front row are Paul Pontius, Kevin Haines and Vince Price. In the second row are Steve Bowler, Jeff Richards and Pat Speicher. In the third row are Brian Gbshert. Ronnie Ousley; Dave Meade and Mike Nordin. Coaches are Pat Speicher and Gene Richards.

Lake Tippecanoe Sailing club has active summer of regattas

The Lake Tippecanoe Sailing club has had an active summer hosting a number of regattas, both for class racing and open categories. John Emerick, a member of the sailing club, won the catamaran class in the regatta held Saturday, July 6. on Lake Wawasee. Emerick is the leader in the Hobie 16 class in the summer series sponsored by the sailing club. The Lake Tippecanoe Sailing club will host open class racing (any sailboats may enter the handicapped races) on July 27. The club will sponsor a warmup regatta Saturday, Aug. 3, for the super porpoise class. The Porpoise National will be held Hold guest day Tuesday was guest day for the ladies day association South Shore Golf club with 74 participants. In the 18-hole division, lowgross went to Lavonne Garr; second, Helen Hagen; and third, Barbara Palmer. Low net winner was Jane Wells; second. Polly Cornell; and third. Hilda Smith. Sally Dodds took first in low putts; Barbara Kay, second; Ruth Snyder, third; and Jane Eby, fourth. In nine-hole play, low gross honors went to Marge Maxon; Peg Hoffer and Elsie Sutton, tie for second; and Dori Daniels, third. £1 Iva Scott and Helen Frushour tied for first in low net; Becky Lehman, second; and Marcelle Price and Dorothy Gregory, third, tie. Peg Hoffer captured first in lowputts; Mary Stalter and Phyllis Maresh, tied, second; Helen Murchie. third; and Sharon Wilcox, fourth.

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later in August and it is planned that a number of sailors will be at these nationals representing the dub. Open class racing will be held Saturday, Aug. 10 and Saturday, Aug. 24. The 10th annual Lake Tippecanoe Labor Day Regatta will be held September 1 and 2. All dasses of sailing crafts may enter this regatta which has brought entries from a wide area. The final regatta of the 1974 season will be the Tippecanoe Lightening Regatta September 7 and 8. The sailing club welcomes sailing skippers from other lakes in the Warsaw area to participate in any of the races. Interested skippers should write to Kitty Pierce. Tippecanoe Boat Company, r 2 Leesburg, Ind. 46538. The Lake Tippecanoe Sailing club has as its officers: Jim Murray, commodore; John Bundy, vice commodore; and Kitty Pierce. secretarytreasurer.

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