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Cripe among 121 Purdue gridders eager for 1974 football season

WEST LAFAYETTE Kim Cripe, a six foot, one meh. 208pound defensive end from Syracuse is among 121 candidates for the 1974 Purdue university football team under the direction of second-year head coach Alex Agase Cnpe. a graduate of Wawasee high school, was moved from his fullback slot with the varsity reserves during his freshman season, to the defensive line this spring He will be working for a travel squad berth this fall Majoring in industrial he has a “B”

Wawasee football tickets on sale next Thursday

Season football tickets for Wawasee high school's home games will go on sale to students and adults starting next Thursday. Aug 22 They may be pur chased on the 22d. 23d. 26th and 27th These dates are the days students will be enrolling for the fall semester. Tickets will be on sale at the school until August 30. the day of the first home football game There are five home games on the schedule this year — Warsaw . New Haven. Rochester. Plymouth and Manchester The first home game on Friday. Aug 30. will be at 7:30 pm. The opponent will be Warsaw Season tickets will also be on sale at the ticket booth that night This year the school will again be selling reserved seats for the price of a season ticket plus $1.50 Seats are within a designated area located between the 40-yard lines Season ticket prices are the same as last year Tickets are also being sold at the junior high school buildings with students m grades kindergarten through eight being requested to purchase ■HL3L4—A—xJ Wit MMMRI IWWBUM RfOrORO MMMRI MUM mMVMG Coming Soon To Syracuse! ■■MMM9IMMNMKMMWNNMMK 1 1,1 1 Now Showing! Open At 7:15 . Show At Dusk Adults Only >3.00 He gave them some samples they couldn*t resist! Also MMMMB

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average. The Riveter gridders, determined to top their 1973 fourth place Big Ten finish, report to Agase August 18 for team meetings and physicals, followed by fan photo day August 19 Two-a-day workouts begin August 20 and continue until classes start August 29. Facing one of the toughest slates in the nation this year. Purdue will meet three undefeateds in national champion Notre Dame. Tangerine Bowl victor Miami, and Big Ten co-

tickets al their respective schools in Milford. North Webster and Syracuse as all student ticket money <K4J) will be deposited in the junior high athletic funds for use m the junior high athletic expenses Junior high students will also have a supervised seating area next to the high school cheerWock Ticket paces are as follows: Adult $5.00 Adult reserved $6.50 Students < K-12) $3.00 Reserved section $4 50 Pre-school with parents Free Reserved pre-school $1.50 Jamboree The school will also be participating in the annual jamboree at Nappanee on August 23. Ail tickets will be sold at the gate. Buses will depart from the junior high schools at the following times: North Webster — 6:15 p.m.

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OPENS TONIGHT — (Left) Katie Coates (DOROTHY McGITRE) agrees to adopt a tough, loyal stray dog (SPIKE) while young Travis Coates (TOMMY KIRK) smiles approvingly in this seene from Walt Disney’s color by Technicolor frontier drama. "Old Teller." Co-starring Fess Parker, this story of a brave range dog who helps protect a pioneer family in Texas features Jeff York. Kevin Corcoran. Beverly Washburn and Chuck Conners. Buena Vista rereleases. (Right) Three hungry, foot-weary wayfarers. Tao, a Siamese Cat. Bodger. a bull terrier and Luath. a Labrador retriever, on a 206-mile trek across northeast Canada, follow a friendly hermit (TOMMY TWEED), and his crow MUiude. in hope of a food handout In this scene from Walt Disney’s motion picture adventure. "The Incredible Journey." In color by Technicolor. Rex Allen narrates the Buena Vista re-release. The shows will open tonight (Wednesday Fat the Pickwick Theatre in Syracuse.

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champ Michigan. “We have the nucleus to be a winner." Agase projects. "The challenge is there in the form of the schedule and we intend to conquer that challenge.” For the first time in history, the Boilers' home opener pits them against a Big Ten foe, with Wisconsin invading Ross-Ade Stadium September 14. The sixgame home schedule rounds out with Miami ( Ohio) September 21; Illinois (Homecoming) October 12; lowa (Dad's Day) November 2; Minnesota November 9; and Indiana November 23.

Syracuse — 6:30 p.m. Milford — 6:45 p.m. Fan bus tickets may be purchased at the high school during registration or when boarding the bus. WAWASEE VARSITY FOOTBALL 1»74 SOLO PACK - HOME Aug. 23 JamboreeiNorthWood)7.3o Aag. 3S WARSAW 7:3S Sept • NEW HAVEN 7:3« Sept. 13 ROCHESTER ?:3S Sept. 20 Goahen 7:30 Sept 27 Bremen 7:30 Oct 4 Fairfield 7:30 Oct It PLYMOUTH 7:3» Oct 18 Concord 7:30 Oct 25 MANCHESTER 7:38 • Nov. 1 North Wood 7:30 Head Coach: Hal Traviolia Ass t Coaches: Jack Marlette Dave Matz Walter Lunsford George Vitaniemi Tony Clouse

Golfing results at Wawasee club A score of 30 took first place in the Saturday scramble at Wawasee Golf club. Team players were Pat Money. Elmer Largen, Paul Kizer and Bernie Miller. Second place with a 33 went to Joe Scheidel, Bob Bullock. Mary Young and Kay Kizer. George Burns took low gross honors in the Sunday men’s tournament, and Virgil Bums had low net of 68. Three-Wheeler club plans for picnic Friday The North Webster threewheeler club met Saturday and the 21 members present voted to have a picnic on Friday evening. Aug. 16, in the woods at dusk. The club is also making plans for another race. Blind partners is play at South Shore Blind partners was the play this week for the ladies at the South Shore golf dub. Winning first place were Jackie Wortinger and Stella Heckaman. In second were Evelon Steffen and Betty Nice and in third were Joan Gray and Ruth Banta. In nine hole play Jane Cassell and Ginny DeWitt won first place. Brenda Kuhn was second and Joannee Baker, EUie Ogle and Lori Welty were third. Law given for sign removal Several signs at residences in the Syracuse community, plus state signs, have been taken or turned recently and Syracuse police chief Dale Sparklin has warned acts of this nature carryfines of up to $25 if found guilty and convicted. According to Acts 1935. it shall be unlawful for any person to willfully or maliciously damage, disfigure, displace, deface, obliterate, mutilate, mar. remove, injure or destroy any sign, road marker, lettered board, or instrument, erected by the state highway commission of Indiana, or any county, township, city, town or village on any of the public highways of the state.

z' — be a winner .. . touch the action ... • f x \ Mb feel the excitement . . . pick 1 a game . . . get away . . . give ( 1 a yell . . . a hot dog . . . enjoy I yourself . . . plan a holiday . . . cheer a touchdown . . . groan a fumble . . . A if pack a lunch . . . relish a picnic . . . be a part . . . hear a band . . . watch 1 ■ ■* a cheerleader .. . see an upset • / start a tradition . . . find a friend . . . three plays a minute . . . priced right . . . score more . . . blast a badger . . . gun a gopher . . . heave a / hoosier . . have a ball .. . come alive start a rally . . . first and ten . . . \ back a boilermaker .. . it's a üßv I / | « / w happening .. . ross-ade stadium ... / 11 Purdue Football and DATEGAMENO. TICKETS PRICE AMOUNT PURDUE TICKET APPLICATION SEPT. 14 WISCONSIN S 7—7 — make checks payable SEPT. 21 MIAMIS7 PURDUE UNIVERSITY OCT. 12 ILLINOIS $7 return check & application to NOV. 2 IOWAS7 MACKEY ARENA NOV. 9 MINNESOTA $7 west lafayette. ind . 47907 - ■ — ■ - NOV. 23 INDIANA $7 _ NAME —————————————please print SIX-GAME SEASON TICKET $42 Check here for road game ticket informationNC address TOTAL & HANDLING $ 50

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'Rusty' Wallace completes coast-to-coast bike ride

How would you like to ride a bicycle 3,375 miles, from high on the blue Pacific to the roaring surf of the cool Atlantic Well. Ligonier has a young man who did just that. He’s Russell (he likes to be called “Rusty”) Wallace. 17-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. Harry McLean, of 504 McLean street. Rusty was one of 80 cyclists who left Lincoln City, Oregon, a point on the Pacific ocean 60 miles west of Salem. Oregon, on June 11, and arrived at their point of destination which was Rehoboth Beach. Delaware, about 125 miles east of Washington. D. C. Five Play Out Only 75 completed the mission, however. Rusty points out. Rusty, a member of the Ligonier United Methodist church, heard a Taylor university speaker tell about such a cross-country bicycle trip, and he was intrigued. As a consequence.

he wrote Taylor U. at Upland, Ind., and got information about the upcoming trip which he eventually took. Rusty said the group left Upland on June 6 in a large converted bus they called “The Possum II,” which was outfitted with bunks, arriving at Lincoln City, their point of origination on June 10th. After they reassembled their vehicles, they left on the long, coast-to-coast trip on the 11th. Rusty is a tall, lean, likeable lad who will be a senior at West Noble high school next year. He said the group — dubbed "W’onderingg Wheels" — was made up of youngsters from Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio, but one came from Alaska, one from California and one from .- Florida.. They formed 11 separate groups of six to eight in a group, at half mile intervals. A bus followed them, outfitted to cook

their meals. The group usually stayed in schools, churches or in the open. They were chaperoned throughout the tiring ordeal. Displays Medallion Rusty displays a medallion he received for making the trip, encrusted with “To Ride Coast to Coast. ’’ “To Grow Up in God,” and “To Give God Away.” He wears it with pride. His bike, which he calls “The Mule,” is a worked-over Schwinn with a super sports frame, but is built by Wondering Wheels. It is a 10-speed bike with a 27-inch wheel Rusty shows some real signs of wear from the trip. The tops of his feet, especially across the toes, are badly blistered as a result of the burning heat. The group crossed Indiana from Vincennes to Madison, and scurred to the east coast. Rusty admits to being glad when the trip was finally over. His parents met him at Rehoboth Beach — and he enjoyed a leisurely motor trip to his home in Ligonier Syracuse-Leesburg drivers collide Autos driven by Daniel L. Spurting. 20, r 1 Syracuse, and Larry Goble. 26. Leesburg, collided Sunday afternoon on SR 13, two miles south of Syracuse. County police ... patrolman Marlin Rose investigated reporting that both autos were headed south at the time of the collision. Spurling had slowed for a’ line of traffic in front of him when he was hit from behind by the Goble auto. Damage was set at S4OO to the Goble auto and S3O to the Spurling auto. Balanced judgment is the difference between wisdom and foolishness.

f ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ OPENS TOMORROW**— ♦ Enchanted Hills ♦ Playhouse ♦ Proudly Presents ♦ 'Once Upon A Mattress' Aug. 15-17, 22-24 ▼ Curtain Timeß p.m. Thursday-Friday 8:30 p.m. Saturday J For Ticket Reservations: > Call 856-2328 4 Or Write Enchanted Hills Playhouse, P.O. Box 41 Syracuse a A Children’s Show. Aug. 24-2 p.m.

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