The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1975 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., July 2.1975

JCrfL JL. - ■nPW • jrr d A K'? t*M > T • ' ’ kJL»3 <- * V- t CARDS — Members of the Cards team at Milford are pictured above. In front are Gary Gerjncser. Dick Doll. Jerry Auer and Michael Hernandel. In back are Pat Speicher. Kevin McDonald. Jay Auer. Oscar Hernandez. Patrick Speicher. Jim Salazar. Troy Stephenson and Michael Pruitt. Fred Cone is not pictured. 4

tY k1 l1 sjv’l > . « I itWK I mH 1 I I > wosr'JMfet n w J yffiy FBthJRL HI REDS — Members of the Reds team are pictured above. In front are Terry Bailey. Ryan Wuthrich. Michael Graff and Dave Melendez. In back are Mike Golden. Mark Evans. Brian Goshert. BUI Bess. Paul Siegfried and Vick Hunsberger. Sot pictured are coach Joe Melendei. Tomi Woilman. Brian Henson. Larry Critchfield and Pat Hernandez.

Bari Faudree is winner of Tournament of Knights

Ban Faudree of North Man Chester was crowned Sir Lancelot duLac after he won the 1975 tournament of knights crown at North Webster last Saturday afternoon / Sponsored by North Manchester high school, he won by cdlectmg 64 pounts during the

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day‘s events The high school was presented SSOO and Bari received a replica of the sword which is found in the Palace of Sports Second place went to the Knight of Bremen. Gary Leeper Gary was sponsored by Bremen high school and scored 63 points in the contest The high school

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received S2OO and Gary received a chalice, a replica of one which is on display in the palace. Jeff Hossler of Goshen won third place with a score of 55 points The Goshen Adult Booster club was awarded SIOO as his sponsor. Jeff Nbit of Fort Wayne Snider and Rob Staley; of Warsaw tied for fourth place with 54 points each Fort Wayne Snider high school’s physical education department and the Warsaw Jaycees each received SIOO as sponsors. Hossler, Nbit and Staley were crowned Knights of Camelot. Riggs Challenges Tennis pro Bobby Riggs participated in all events although he received no score. He then challenged banker and Palace of Sports founder J. Homer Shoop to a free throw contest with the loser to give SIW to the foundation Shoop used a basketball and Riggs used a football. The visitor won as he made seven of 10 shots. Shoop then challenged the knight contestants. Each made nine of 10 shots with a basketball but could not break Riggs record with a football

Rochester tops swim club in opening meet

The Wawasee Swim club lost its first meet of the season to Rochester 166 to 389 In the eight years old and under category Suzanne Baumgartner placed third in the short free style. In the nine and 10 year category. Jennifer Darr took first in the short free, individual medley and long free; June Brown took second in the breaststroke and third in the individual medley. The 11-12 age group winners were. Dianne Dieterly, third short and long free. Mark Crum, second in short free and third in breaststroke; Troy Webb took second in the individual medley ft $ £# & D 1 MP' } w Wawasee girls come from behind to win After trailing 21-6 in the fifth inning, the Wawasee girls came back to score 11 runs in the fifth, two runs in the sixth and three in the seventh inning to win’ 22-21 over Middlebury Jaycees Walks and errors hurt the local girls as Middlebury received 14 walks in the first five innings. For Wawasee. Jeanne Dye s hit in the seventh inning brought in Mary Kit son with the winning nzi. Jeanne Dye had five hits; Kathi Replogle. Phyllis Horvath and Martha Salazar had two hits each Horvath was the winning pitcher while Blough took the loss. The next game will be Wednesday (tonight l at Goshen. Persons wanting a free ride to the game should be at the Syracuse junior high diamond at 4; 45 pjn This is the final game of the first round Looking ahead, on July 12 and 13, the team will participate in a tourney to see who will represent Goshen in the state semi-finals being held in August m Elkhart The top two teams will go to the semi-state tourney.

and long free; Lori Staley was third in the butterfly and backstroke, Dianne Dieterly, third in the long free; Chris Darr, first in the long free and backstroke and second in the breaststroke; Joann Doty was second in the breaststroke; and Susan Payne was third in the breaststroke. In the 13-14 category it was. the team of Jan Miller. Dianne Doty, Darsee Staley and Laura Kroh; and also the team of Tracy Bartow. Greg Carpenter. Chris Darr and Troy Webb who took first place medley relay honors. Dianne Doty was first in the short free. Jan Miller was second. Traty Bartow was first and Mike Wakeland, third in tmrshort free. Tracy Bartow also caaured first in the long free andFSwond in the breast stroke. Laura Kroh was second in the long free. Jan Miller was first in the backstroke Di.anne Doty was third in the breaststroke. Greg Carpenter was first. The teams of Dianne Doty, Jan Miller. Laura Kroh and Darsee Staley; and Greg Carpenter. Tracy Bartow. Troy Webb and Mike Wakeland took first in the free relays. 48 Winners in the 15-17 category were. Marlys Staley, first in short free, individual medley and backstroke; Mark Koble. first in short free, individual medley and backstroke; Joe Elam, second in short free; and Brian Simmons, first in long free and second in breaststroke. More swimmers are urgently needed. Interested persons should go to the swim area at the high school. Tippy Ladies results given The Tippecanoe Lake countryclub ladies 18-holegolf results are as follows: Class A — Margaret Lancaster, first low gross; Betty Clark, second low gross; Bert Butter ba ugh. first low net; Huilda Sawyer, second low net; and Mary Aker, putts. Class B — Freda Malfram and Irene Benzenberg tied for first low gross. Ruby Paul and Betty Thayer had first and second low nets respectively. Ruth Emerick, putts. \ . Class C — Bea Crews and Nondas Joyner, low grosses; .Amber Christensen and Virginia McCleay. low nets; and Flory Summy. putts. Third round of handicap winners — Mary Grant over Kay Stine; Huilda Sawyer over Helen Freeman; Bert Butterbaugh over Nondas Joyner; Betty Clark over Virginia McCleay. Semi-final round to be played July 3. It will pair Grant and Sawyer and Clark and Butterbaugh. South Shore ladies have flag day The ladies of the South Shore golf dub had a flag day Tuesday as their play The results follow: Nine hole winners — Patty Norman, first; Bertha Lehman, second; Lori Welty, third; Elaine Hibschman and Mary Jane Lesh. tie for fourth Eighteen hole winners — GinnyDewitt and Jackie Wortinger. tie for first; Jo Waltz, second; Ellie Caudill, third. Thew tymbot, M«« ae«r«v«« for us« on <«r film, me ratine corte •» ttw Motion P.ctwre Association Qt America GanuiiMKß 1 *O*» r *FO j {PGI |R|--=■=-«» <3 Ms Odd UoMtar — MOVIE TIMES — — LAKE THEATRE — LAMO TIME forgot Eremavs —T:UE*:M Sondav — S: M. 7: IS A «:M Discovert Tita *: IS - PICKWICK THEATRE — •WAtDOFEFRER'' Ev«ma«s — 7:M ATM Sumtav — SM.7MATM D'scaamf TiHsas — W AWA DRIAE-IN — "LYNN CARTER • A HEAD NURSE" Oroa J ; M — Show, At Doek First Feature SNovm Twice On FrMav A SatwWay NtgMs. - GOSHEN THEATRE — XANO TIME FORGOT ' E remats — t : IS A • :M STARTS FRIDAY—"RACE WITH THE DEVIL" Ereninfls — 7;UA*:M Sontfay —S:ML T:ISA«:«A Discount Till A. IS

i K “ * ” BASKETBALL CHAMPS — Members of the Wakarusa Pharmacy basketball team are shown*' above after they defeated the Happy Burger team 68-67 in an exciting championship game last Wednesday night at the Mermaid Festival in North Webster. From left in front are Steve Stickel. Jim Hahn. Bruce Dayhuff and Al Rhodes. In back are sponsor Phil Preston. Rex Holmes, Dave Humes. Mike Needham and Jeff Hossler.

Land of Lakes golf tourney winners named

The 18 hole Land of Lakes invitational was played at Maxwelton golf club near Syracuse oh June 25 with 86 ladies participating. The following winners were awarded prizes: First place — Jackie Wortinger. low gross; Jane Grossmckle, low net; and Lois Fleckenstein, low putts Second place — Marge Kavanaugh, low gross; Barbara Kay. low net; and Kay Stine. Bess Becker and Ellie Caudill, tib for low putts Third place — Marvis Vanderveer, low gross; Judy Mosbaugh and Helen Creighton, tow net; and Jody Frantz. Carol Bess. Bernie Miller and Amber Christensen, low putts. Prizes were also given to Joan Gray, Nora Speicher, Rose Mathew, Margaret Lancaster, CHRIS CRAFT The Only Authorized Area Outlet MACY'S Lake Wawasee

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