The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1975 — Page 3

Baseball team wins sectional; Smith brothers lead attack

By SANDY GERENCSER The Wawasee baseball team, which is coached by Bob Heady,

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At The 1 Milford Christian Church ELDON WILSON Minister This Sunday we of the Milford Christian church will be having a special day. Me re calling it NOAH’S ARK DAY and will have live presentations of the animals that were present on the ark. We anticipate a great crowd on this day. \ M \TION BIBLE SCHOOL On this day we will also be registering young people from three years of age through junior high for vacation Bible school. This year’s school will be June I<M3 and June 17-30. from 9 a.m. till 11:30 am. There will be buses running in the Milford. Dewart Lake and Syracuse areas. Me would love to have your children in this vacation Bible school. under the direction of Mrs. Charles <Betty> Myers. — Buses running every Sunday in Milford. Dewart 1-ake. Syracuse and Nappanee areas. — Bible school hour — 9:38 a m — Morning Morship service — 10:30 a.m — Primary, beginner, junior and high school and college age worship services at 10:30 a m — Sunday evening services at 7 p m. — Family night Bible study. Wednesday al 7 pm. Milford Christian Church Phone 638 9151 or 658 4305

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emerged the champion of the Goshen sectional last Saturday Previously. the Warriors eliminated Goshen. 2-0. They

went ahead and blanked the Fairfield Falcons 4-0 and the North Wood Panthers 2-0 for the championship.

Brothers Mark and Bryan Smith teamed up for the win Bryan, a freshman, was the winning pitcher in the game against Fairfield He had a two hit shut out as he struck out six and walked three; his record is 52 In the championship game with North Wood Mark, a 1975 graduate, went all the way as he pitched a three hit shutout and made his record 7-3. At the plate Don Kinney was 2 fir 4 in the semi-final game Bryan Smith was 2 for 2 at bat and had two RBl’s. Mark Smith had a triple in his two official times at bat In the final game Al Kitson was 2-4 at the plate The first score against Nor-

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thWood in the championship game came in the second inning when Jim Adams blasted a hit up ■ into center field The hit was good for a triple and scored Dale Ganz from first base The second Warrior run came in the sixth inning when Vince Rhodes was walked with the bases loaded. Regional Bound The Warriors are now bound for the regional at Bend s Clay Park on Saturday. Pairings for the regional follow: 10 a m — John Glenn vs South Bend Riley 2 p.m — Wawasee vs Elkhart Central 8 p.m — Championship game Scoring First Game Wawasee 0102001 — 4 Fairfield 0000000 — 0 Second Game Wawasee 0100010 — 2 North Wood 0000000 — 0 First Game WAWASEE - Gary Dean 410. Al Kitson 301. Vince Rhodes 301. Mark Smith 201. Brian McKay 300. Jerry Dean 000. Dale Ganz 411. Doug Pollock 311. Don Kinney 402. Jim Adams 000. Bryan Smith 212. R — 4. H — 9. E - 2 * FAIRFIELD - no individual statistics available) R— 0. H — 2. E- 1. Second Game WAW.ASEE - Gary Dean 200. .Al Kitson 402. Vince Rhodes 200. Mark Smith 400. Brian McKay 300. Dale Ganz 311. Jim Adams 201. Doug Pollock 100, Don Kinnev 100. Jerrv Dean 010. R — 2, H —4, E— 3. NORTHWOOD — Farmwald 301. Hamsher 200. Hershberger 201. Rouch 301. Young 200. Whitehead 200, Loucks 200. Bemiller 200. Heckaman 100. Hochstetler 100. Reinhart 100. R —O, H—3. E — 0. Tippy ladies play tee to green event Ladies of the Tippecanoe Lake Country club played tee to green as play for the day on Thursday with the following winners:

Class A — Betty Clarke, first ;• Mary Lee. second; Jody Frantz, third; and Gloria Maish. fourth. Class B — Doris Wright, first; Mary Grant, second; Mary Jane Lantz, third, and June Reed, fourth. Class C — Sally Truman, first: second. Amber Christensen; third, Nondas Joyner; and fourth. Bea Crews. Play this week starts the handicap tournament. FriOiV Night Mixed Summer DsdancTheKids 6 2 The4K» 6 2 MisJits 6 2 Lakeland Standard s 2 Mlkv Wav 5 3 Odo Bai s 4 4 Far Outs 4 4 Railroaders 3 s Rook.es 3 5 Go Getters _ 2 4 Alley Kats 2 6 Banana Sec* lon 1 » High team game and see es 4K s -- 688 1458 ■ SOO series mem K Keim 5)9 P Bright SOS. M Tatman 564: J Kern 517' 500 ser.es women 8 Kern 512. S Kern 564 450 series and above women M Pease 467 O Reed 457 200 games men) M Tatman 204, 0 -Swank 207 200 games women B Kern 215. S Kern 212 170 games and at»ve . women’ M Pease >76. v Har’sougr 174, P Bright 183, C Si meson 173, S. Kern 142 Thursday Night Ladtes Sunsh.ners S 3 Goot Bails No l 5 3 Beginner's Luck ,53 Leftovers 4 4 Streakers 44 Goof Balis No 2 3 5 Venturettes 3 5 The Spmners 3 5 High team game and ser es Streakers — 444 1343 450ser.es and above C Whitacre 444 M Piter 498. Y Coburn 476. B Ham.lton 454 M L Dixon 467, j Siabaugh 496 200 games Y Coburn 231 170 games and above J Siabaugn 190, c. Whitacre >BB. M Piter >74 Girls win over IRV, rains come On Wednesday the girls softball team from Wawasee high school defeated IRV by the score of 10-9. IRV is also in the Goshen league. The game was a practice game. The weather did not cooperate the remainder of the week, raining out both the Thursday practice game and the Sunday afternoon game. League games this week will be Wednesday at 6 p.m at Goshen. The field is located west of the high school football field. A new diamond has been built for the jprls’ softball league. Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m a league game will be played at

Shanklin diamond two in Goshen. The bus will leave Syracuse at 5 p.m. on Wednesday and at 2:45 p.m. on Saturday. Girls are still welcome to try out. There are both A and B teams. Girls interested in playing should call John Replogle at Milford. Theft reports continue in Syracuse area Numerous tljeft reports continue in the Syracuse area, including more bicycles. During the past week, reports were received from Steve Berkey, r 1 Cromwell, for a lost license plate. 43C3304, from his 1965 Dodge; the theft of SSO from a cash drawer at the Standard Station in Syracuse and reported by C. D. Lawson to have occurred sometime between 5-5:30 on Thursday; Charlotte Tatman. 400 S. Lake, reported a missing 26 meh blue girls Sears bicycle. 10speed. from the front porch, valued at S7O. Robert Heady of Wawasee Heights reported the theft of a side glass from a truck camper, bubble type, and clear in color; Leonard Smith reported an emission pump taken from his 1973 Omega; and Dave Egolf reported a car damaged while parked at the Texaco station. The car was owned by Larry Bloom of Claypool and was damaged by a sharp object plus a Z-28 and Camaro emblem being broken. Firecrackers A report was received from Wawasee Heights area Sunday evening of fire crackers being thrown about and the youths responsible were talked to. Mrs. Leßoy Sweatland of Syracuse reported to police around noon Sunday of a missing 24 foot pontoon, however, the boat was later found. No damage was listed in a onecar mishap at Syracuse around 9:30 Friday evening as Laveda Cook, r 2 Syracuse, missed the drive area in the area of Glon Furniture and ran into the grassy area between the roadways. WORKING ALIENS FOUND The Immigration and Naturalization Senice. charged with keeping foreign citizens from entering the United States illegally, found two illegal aliens working’ in its national headquarters. “Grass is the forgiveness of nature — her constant benediction . . . Forests decay, harvests perish, flowers vanish, but grass is immortal.” — John J. Ingalls.

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DISCUSS SWIM .A-THON — Mrs. Donald J. Sherfick, state swim-a-thon co-ordinator, confers here with Mrs. Otis R. Bowen, state honorary chairman of the Indiana state chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis foundation, about the swim-a-thon planned July 19 at Wawasee Prep on Lake Wawasee. Mrs. Matt O’Hare, Mrs. Tom Thornburg and Mrs. Carl Doty are co-chairmen for the event.

Alert youth credited with saving his mother

An alert five-year-old, Bobby McClure of North Webster, has been credited with saving the life of his mother. Mrs. Jack (Joan> McClure last Wednesday The youth reportedly ran across a road to the home'bf a neighbor on r 1 because his mother was sick, and the neighbors alerted North Webster ON SPECIAL ELECTIONS Senator John 0. Pastore (D---RI) has proposed that a constitutional amendment requiring a special Presidential election when an appointed Vice President becomes President.

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authorities. The neighbor, in the meantime, pulled the woman from the house where she had been overcome with gas due to a gas exhaust according to town marshal Tony Strombeck Mrs. McClure was taken to Whitley county hospital for treatment. USED EYEGLASSES WANTED See Page 4

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