The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 April 1975 — Page 3

I<*i»£ z< « v» A 'fin. A ißr <r • J TEAM CHAMPIONS — Members of the handicap and scratch teams winning the 1975 Syracuse Men's Bowling Association Championship Tournament are pictured above with one of the sponsors. Standing, left to right, are members of the Wawasee Bowl team, handicap division champs. Roy Schults. Bob Strom berk. sponsor Susie Kern. Maurice Dorsey. Russell Brazel and Gene Henning. In front are members of the Liquor Locker team who won the scratch team event. Left to right are Jake Kern. Dick Maresh. Jack Jones. Lowell Welty and Dick Thibaut.

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Tuesday Night L*diei Syracuse Rubber 72g 48 Sportsman's Bar 7T 48 Frog Tavern 8’ S' Wawa Ski Club 66’: S3 1 , Maple Leal Farms 64 56 Walter Drug Company 57 63 The Papers Incorporated 55 65 Augsburg*, s 49V, 70', Geil's Keyboard Music 48 77 Bellman's Cate 47 73 High team game and series Walter Drug Company 846 2337 500 series Y Coburn 112. 188-516. M. D<«on 166. 186 514. L Jones 163. 163 513. J. Wort nger 171,164.174 506, S Brown 177. 172 505 A Hapner 221 504. S Keim 176. 171 504. C Blosser 177. 184 500 450 series and above G Pilcher 163. 178 496 L Gilbert 188 466. J Castro 165. 177 493. E Tatman 164. 162 474. S Gilbert 462. E Wogoman 171 453 160 games and above G Brown 180. K Renard 171. S Hoover 163 Sunday Nite Mixed Lakeland Standard 84 40 Engineered Rubber 83 41 Curls. Inc W’-Y 56'4 Jay's Insurance A Realty 66 58 Holy Rollers 63 61 Augsburger s 62 . 6S Syracuse Traveler, tnc 58 66 Untouchables 57 67 Marlin's Feeds 56 68 Taylor Wholesale 56 68 Skylark Realty 50 74 Wawasee Plaia A Marine 41 vs 8252 High team game Engineered Rubber — 4M High team series Curts, inc — 1913 500 series L Pierce 578. S Rensberger S7O. P Larimer 534. W Alderfer 527. J Simpson 512. D Spur Img 506. R Lindiy 500 450 series and above L Jones 451 200 games L Pierce 203. S Rensberger 203. P Larimer 200 200 games (women); L. Jones 201 170 games and above (women): J. Shue 172

Land *O‘ Lakes vega *> ” Paul's Ceramic 40 12 Syracuse Legion 36 16 Dean's Milk 32 w BAM Body Shop 30 22 State Bank o« Syracuse 30 n White's Plumbing A Heating 29 23 Sleepy Owl » 25 CA J Construction 27 25 Crow Roofing 27 25 Ligonier Elk's 26 26 Knights of Columbus 25 27 Frog Tavern 23 29 Kings Keg 23 29 RAR Auto Sales 21 31 Lakeland Motors 20 32 Maple City Tool 20 32 Harris Funeral Home 16 36 N W Legion 16 36 Liberty Homes 12 40 High team game and series Dean's Milk — 995 2770 SOO series: P Campbell 583. K. Knisley 561. L Newman 501, R. Simon 555. D. Butler 570. D Burns 516. H George 502. V Becker 523. G Gingerich 537. L. Gingerich 507, K Koontz 546. E Coburn 503. P. Flanagan 527, F. Nyikos 561. S. Conrad 511. R Niles 507. B Appenzeller 517. M Durham 563. M. Yoder 502, R Williams 518. R Mong 515. M Simon 520. J Blackport 515. W Benson 535. R. Van Diepenbos 564. D Weaver S4B. E Whitacre 556. G Vanator 557, J Erdly 552. L. Welty 543. C Campbell 506. H. Barf man 547, J. Morganthaler 580. S. Rensberger 572, O Jones 527. R Brazel 573. R Wogoman 502. G Hepler 501. G Sorensen 525 200games. P Campbell 201. 200. R. Simon 211. D Butler 209, G Gingerich 203. P Carson 204. F Nyikos 233. B. Appenzeiier 200. M Durham 212. R Williams 202. R Mong 201. J Blackport 206. W Benson 201. R Van Diepenbos 200. D Weaver 200. J Erdly 209. H Bartman 203. J Morganthaler 201. S Rensberger 222, R Brazel 233 Milford Business Campbell's 45 15 Berk's Body Shop 37 23 Sharps Hardware 37 23 Wick's Marina 33 27 Milford JC 30 l t 29’3 Little A Clark 26 34 Augsburger's Milford 24 36 Milford TV 23 37 Walter Drugs 23 37 Augsburgers Syracuse 20'■> Jfi High team game and series Campbell's—--1098 3047 600 series P Campbell 613. L. Troup 621 SOO series M. Chambers 500. W Bucher $22. K Knisley SB3. D Butler 553. J. Perry 517, L Young $24. C Grove 534. J. Bray 502. F Wickersham 534, B Wolterman 505. P Wuthrich 513. O Wolterman 518. F. Troup 537. J Dewart 511. J Dippon 505. G. Hepler 514. G. Sorensen 554 200 games P Campbell 235. K, Knisley 215. B Simon 203. C. Grove 200. D. Wolfer man 210. L Troup 232. J Dewart 214. G Hepler 200 Hits And Misses Mullins'Texaco 77 43 Braiel’s 74 46 Syracuse Hardware ti'-i 53'y Campbell s Market 66 54 Bud's Body Shop 65 55 Dean's Milk .F 59 61 Seiffert Tile Co 54 66 Galloway's Excavating 53 67 All Thumbs 42 78 Leo Applicators 39 81 High team game and series Brazel s — 695 1955 500 series B Simon 587, N Hanford 574. P. Campbell 529. Y Coburn 503. B Doughman SOS. M Donaldson 509. R Brazel 510. S. Brown 501 450 series and above: S. Gilbert 477, C Campbell 474 200 games B Simon 215. N Hanford 202, Y. Coburn 202. D Butler 201 170 games and above L Donaldson 195. S. Brown 190. S Gilbert 189, J. Butler 170 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies American industries 87’t 28’ z State Bank of Syracuse 6iv» 54V, LaPetite 60’Y 55't Cromwell Lumber 60 56 Mock's Marineßental 59 57 Lakeland Laundry 47 69 The Lovabies 43' i 72' j Mastercraft <3 73 High team game and series State Bank of Syracuse 81A2353 500 series kAMcCarty 513, A. Dahls from 520, S Stahley 529 450 series and above: L McFarland 471, D. Th waits 467. D. Cripe 465. D Johnson 486. L Neff 473. J. Auer 464. B. Kern 473 170 games and above L. McFarland 182. D Thwaits 171. A. McCarty 186.189. J Cripe 189, D Cripe 173. D Johnson 179, L. Neff 176, E. Kirkdorfer 170. A. Dahlstrom 179, 172. S Stahley 182. 178

Coentv Brannock's Trophys 40 16 Holiday Lanes 39 17 Pilcher's Shoes 36 20 Anderson Paint 35' y 20'T Parker Seed 34 22 Liquor Locker 31v» Barbee Hotel 29 27 Sea Nymph I 29 27 Golden Grain 28's 27'-j Wawasee Bowl 28 28 Charlie's Ten Pin 26 30 Sea Nymph 11 26 30 Weatherhead 25't 30‘j. Bud's Body Shop 24 32 Beacon 24 32 Kurly's Keglers 21 35 Bushong Barber Shop 19 37 OK Sales 8 48 High team series and game: Liquor Locker - 2731 972 600 series: M Ganshorn 80S, J, Kern 622 500 series L. Longenbaugh 595. M Simon 524. R Simon 551. J Weybright 553. R Miller SOS. M. Tatman 557, J. Wilson 515. G. Nord man 547, P Philabaum 544, A. Baker 539, G Whitacre 513. G Pavel 509. G Rider 529, A. Rider 523. J. Terman 540. J. Landis 576. C. Frushour 526. R. Gales 518. L Welty 588. O Thibaut 561. H. Kirkdorfer 507, R. wogoman 540. C. Eby 529. D Pilcher 508. W Stahly 578. F. Nyikos 522. L. Slabach 500. J. R Koher $Ol. M. Dorsey 522. E. Henning 574, D Parson 500 200 games L Longenbaugh 222, M Simon . 215. R. Simon 205. J. Wilson 201. J. Terman 204, J. Landis 214. 202. M Ganshorn 225. J. Kem 204. 200. 218. L Welty 202. 226. H. Kirk dorter 203. J Thornburg 219. M Dorsey 221. E Henning 214, D Houser 201 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 83 37 Zarse Plumbing 74V» 45’ z Regent Homes 71 49 Wawasee Electronics 68 52 Kale Island Beacon 67 53 Lancer Products 66 54 Counting House Bank 66 54 Sleepy Owl • 65 55 Lynn Feller Ins 63*T 564 Miller's Mobile Homes 58 62 Farm Bureau Co Op 58 62 Pilcher's Shoes 574 624 Branding Iron Bar 56 64 Anchor Bar 55’ i 644 N W. Fireman's Aux. 55 65 Homer's Bar 52 64 Brazel's 51 69 The Arrow Corp 49’ j 664 Merrill's Lounge 45 75 Bechtold Plumbing 384 814 High team game and series Regent Homes — 853 2419 SOO series S Brown 549, S Kem 542. D Coburn 512 450 series and above: C. Peterson 497, S Zarse 494. K. Williams 489, J Harter 488, H Bell 487, H Taylor 478. 8 Kem 472. Y. Coburn 472. P Benson 466. J, Galloway 466. S. Wolterman 465. M. R Henning 465, E Price 458, M Popenfoose 454. F Money 451. J Reed 451. B Menefee 450, G Pilcher 450 200 games S. Brown 254 Y Coburn 200 170 games and above: J. Galloway 141, S. Zarse 190. S. Wolterman 190. J. Hartyr, 188, 180. S. Kem 187. 178. 177. G Pilcher 184. D Coburn 183. B Kem 179, E Price 179, C Blosser 178. M Popenfoose 178. C. Peterson 177, 177, P Benson 176. C Simpson 176, H Taylor 174, F Money 170 Wawasee second in triangular By SANDY GERENCSER Jerry Minton’s Warrior track team placed second in a very close triangular meet last Thursday at East Noble. East Noble won with 54 points; Wawasee sewed 53 while DeKalb had 52. A new school record was set by Denny Spearman in the high hurdles. He clocked :15.7 but placed third in the event. Rick Bauman tied the existing school record of 21 seconds flat in the low hurdles as he placed second. Uvi Carvajal ran away with the

100 and 220 yard dashes. He had a personal best of :10.4 in the 100. Dave Wollman also had a personal best as he won the discus. He hurled the platter 146 feet, five inches. Wawasee swept the top three places in the shot put. Bryan Lemberg had first place honors. Dave Wollman and Mitch Ousley were second and .third respectively. Complete meet results follow in descending order: High Hurdles - Loos (EN), Moore (EN), Denny Spearman (W), Wolmac (D). Time: :15.0 Low Hurdles — Moore (EN), Rick Bauman (W), Seibery (D), Wolman (D). Time: :20.7 Long Jump — Miller (D), Smith (EN), Ralph Reiff (W), Rick Bauman (W). Distance: 19’10*14” High Jump — Smith (EN), Chad Singrey (W), Cafton (D), Bangt (D). Height: 5’10” 100 Yard Dash — Uvi Carvajal (W). Steve Cromer (W). Georgel (EN). Loos (EN). Time: :10.4 220 — Uvi Carvajal (W), Hamlin (EN), Steve Cromer (W), Georgel (EN). Time: :23.3 440 — Reed (D), Chad Singrey (W) Feller (D), Asher (EN). Time: :51.3 880 — Hoffman (EN), Middleton (D), Jansen (EN), Lease (D). Time: 2:05.6 Mile Run — Grate (D). Valance (D). Doug Shock (W), Cook (EN). Time: 4:28.9 Two Mile Run — Smith (D), Tusherca (D), Kevin Gilbert (W), Toby Popenfoose (W). Time: 10:07.7 Shot Put — Bryan Lemberg (W). Dave Wollman (W), Mitch Ousley (W), Thiem (EN). Distance: 51’114” Discus — Dave Wollman (W), Jerry Rhodes (W), Starr (D), Dan Miller (W). Distance: 146’5” Pole Vault — Yushma (EN), Stallman (EN), Norris (D), Seiss (D). Height: 12’ 880 Relay — DeKalb, East Noble, Wawasee. Time: 1:35.2 Mile Relay - East Noble, DeKalb. Wawasee. Time: 3:33.2 The junior varsity was beaten in its half of the meet. East Noble again took first with 72 points. DeKalb notched 60 and Wawasee had 21. Winners for the team were Marty Welker in the mile run and Andy Wollman in the discus. Wollman was second in the shot put. Third place finishers were Greg Evans in the 100, Joel Popenfoose in the 440 and Doug Shock in the two miles. Coming in fourth were Steve Kroh in the 880 and Mike Ousley in the 220. Next Tuesday the team will journey to Warsaw for a conference meet with the Tigers and the Squires of Manchester.

Wed., April 16,1975 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

V ' T' maw . jif **• W' ■ .X , \ w Am Uuu lha V m! PRESENT JC AWARDS — Chuck Bird, center, retiring president of the Milford Area Jaycees, presented two special awards at the group’s first annual installation banquet. Jerry Bray, left, received the outstanding chairman of the year award, and Gary Hepler, the Milford Jaycee Joe Jessop award. Jessop was a charter member of the group who died as the result of an unusual accident during the past year.

Baseball team falls in opener

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee baseball team lost its opening game to Elkhart Central last Wednesday 4-3 in a game at Elkhart. Central came from behind in the ninth inning as i. scored an unearned run for the victory. The Elkhart ball club scored in the first inning but a trio of runs in the second gave the Warriors a 3-1 edge. Elkhart came back one in the fifth and once in the seventh to tie the game. The winning run came home when the catcher failed to control the ball after a missed squeeze bunt situation. Mark Smith gave a fine pitching performance as he struck out eight, walked three and yielded but one earned run. The winning pitcher. Dan Nommay, struck out 12, walked eight and gave up three earned runs to the Warriors. Both pitchers gave up five hits. Second inning scoring for coach Bob Heady’s tribe came byway of five walks, a run scoring single by Doug Pollock and a single by Jeff Miller which brought in another two runs. Hindering the team’s performance was the fact that several veterans were absent due

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to spring vacation. WAWASEE (3) — Al Kitson 400, Jim Adams 400, Brian McKay 300, Mark Smith 300, Dale Ganz 412, Doug Pollock 201, Bryan Smith 200, Mike Stork 310, Don Kinney 311, Jeff Miller 401. Totals: 32-3-5 ELKHART(4) — Linton 501, Miller 400, Wiskotoni 320, Edel 201, Weaver 201, Baugh 401, Thompson 400, Singleton 400, Nommay 200, Ferrol 001. Totals: 33-4-5. Score by innings: Wawasee 030-000-000 — (3) Elkhart 1004)10-101 — (4) On April 11, 1783, the Congress of the United States ratified the preliminary treaty of peace with England.

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