The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 July 1975 — Page 2

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'* . Ik f' mi-ord b <4bj ti ATHLETICS — Pict wed above are members of the Milford Little league Athletics T-ball team. la front are Rick Thompson, Erik Sharp. Brent Cori and Mike Bailey. In the second row are Mark Holderread. Robbie Hare. Robbie Brooks. Craig Ostendorf. Brian Clouse and Jay Krauter. In back are coaches Tom Holderread and E. C. Bailey. Not pictured are Craig Sierk, Joe Hernandes. Terry Ryman. Robbie Schmidt and Scott Estep.

Winners named for the Land of Lakes tourney

Winners of the nine hole Land of Lakes golf invitational played at Maxwelton golf club on July 2 with 60 lathes participating are Emma Korth. first low gross. Peg Mock, first low net; Joan Cussick. first low putts; Mane Fisher. second low gross Nancy Detert, Irene Boek er. Kimble and Donna Turner tied for second low net Julie Rogers. Shirley Sadler and Margo Kollinger tied for second low putts. More winners are Martha Jensen, third low gross; Margaret Clark, third low net; Susan. Wagoner, third low putts Fourth place winners are v Dorthey Snyder, low gross. Elsie Swanson, low net; Ginny Wilkins, Jo .Marose. Pearl Hemman and Elinor Moots tied for low putts. Winners of fifth honors are Vivian Sadler, low gross; NancyWitt and Sue Schams. tie for lownet. B?v pueletty took sixth low San Pan Pontoons Authorized Sales MACY'S Lake Wawasee

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gross; Carol Davidson and Roma Maish were tied for sixth low net l.adie* Days The nine hole winners of Maxwelton ladies day. most sixes. Jiaie 24 are: June Lantz and Bev Bulettyiied for first; Ces Freehill and Pearl Miller tied for low putts. The July 1 "Medal Play was the play of the day for the 18 hole Maxwelton ladies day. Marge Kavanaugh took low gross, June Auer had low net and Rose Mathew took low putts. Third round winners in the Maxwelton ladies 18 hole handicap tournament are -Muriel Callander. Marge Kavanaugh, Joan Stoelting and Dot Sliver. The second round nine hold winners are Bev Buletty. June Lantz and Jo Butler "June Lantz took third round honors. Boy's bicycle 1 reported stolen A three speed, boy ’s green bike was stolen from Robert Owen r 4 Syracuse, on July 5. The Syracuse police. department received the theft report at 11:02 p.m Reportedly the bike was taken between and 11 p.m Saturday

r\ tAilf or J\ I / Summer I Little League results for the past week are as follows: Milford-Nappanee Mark Evans and Greg Weisser allowed only one hit and shut out Nappanee one to nothing in the first game of a double header. Mark Evans was the winning pitcher. Nappanee-MU ford Milford scored five runs in the first, inning and then were shut out the rest of the way as Nappanee came storming back to win the game 7-5. Tom Troup led Milford in hitting. Twins-Cards The Twins handed the first place Cards their first defeat of the season The Cards were defeated 4-3 in extra innings. Ricky Pena was the winning pitcher. Paul Steury hit a two-run homer for the Twins. Reds-Sox Mark Evans hit two doubles and was the winning pit char as he led the Reds to a 8-5 victory over the Sox. Mike LeCount drove in two runs for the Sox. T-Ball Results The Orioles defeated the Athletics 28-13 in T-Ball play this week Tracy Ryman hit a home nr, two triples, a single, knocked in five runs and scored four runs to lead the Orioles to a 28 to 13 victory over the A’s. Craig Ostendorf hit a home run for the Athletics. Girls Soft ball In girls .softball the Dodgers defeated the Mets 8-4. the Giants defeated the Braves 3-2 and the Braves stopped the Pirates 19-9. Lana Beer and Myra Ruch scared three runs each to lead the Dodgers to a 6-4 victory over the Mets. Anita Blackburn drove in two rims for the Mets. The Giants, getting great fielding, squeaked by the Braves 3-2. Tammy Miller drove in two runs for the Giants. Vicki Evans

W' jSsSy f; £ /) i led the braves in hitting. Debbie Lechlitner, Andrea Henson and Vicki Evans led the Braves to their first victory of the season 19-9 over the Pirates. Lynn Susan had three hits for the losing Pirates.

< HT- I ® A INDY SPORTS CAMP — Brother Bernard Letoenhefaner, OSC, vice president of host programs at Wawasee Prep announced the opening of the Indy Sports camp at Wawasee Prep on July 6. The Indy Camp is under the direction of Jim Gable and will run in two one-week segments during the weeks of July 6 and 13, with activities that include ice-hockey (played each day at the South Bend ‘•lce-Box”), football, basketball, baseball, karate, swimming, etc. Some of the coaches for the two weeks of camp include recently-signed Jacques Demers of the Indianapolis Racers. George Theofanis and Dave Oberting of the Butler university coaching staff. This is Indy’s second year at Prep. They were preceded this summer by two weeks of gymnastics under the direction of Paul Mayer of Ball State and the Muncie gymnastics school and one week of wrestling coached by Pete Samuels, also of Ball State. Other camps remaining in the summer '75 host program include soccer, football, physical fitness, and the Bishop Dwenger band camp.

Criers tournament is play at the South Shore dub Criers tournament was the play of the day Tuesday at the South %hore golf dub’s ladies day. Results of the 18 hole play are as follows: Three way tie for first — Ellie Caudill. Joe Waltz and Evelyn Steffen Second — Jinx Herdricks Results of the nine hole play are as follows; Tie for first — Dorothy Her.cfricks and Barb Marlette Tie for second — Ginny Lamley and Brenda Kuhn Tie for third — Pearl Herrmann and Ruth Wilcox

Wawasee girls score 23-8 victory The Wawasee high school girls softball team pounded out 24 hits in a 23-8 win over Becker and Chrispyns last Wednesday in the Goshen Women’s fastpitch league. Betsy Williams had four hits while Kathi Replogle, Nancy Shock, Tammy Schumn. Barb Brouwer, Jeanie Dye and Brenda Reptogle each had three hits. The game was halted after five innings due to the 15 run rule. The Wawasee girls scored 15 runs in the first two innings. Shock, Schumn and Brouwer had home runs. Next Game The next league game is Thursday, July 10, at Goshen at 6 pjn. On Saturday, July 12. the team plays IRV at 12:30 p.m. at Rodgers Park. This starts the tourney to determine which teams go to the semi-state the following week at Elkhart. x Batting Averages ' The first half batting averages are as follows: Nancy Shock .737, Kathi Replogle .619, Betsy Williams .600, Tammy Schumn .519, Barb Brouwer .682, Martha Salazar .478, Phyllis Howath, .577, Brenda Replogle .423, Jeanne Dye .690. Killie White .571, Mary Kitson .600. The team average tor the first half of the season is an unbelievable .620. The bus leaves Thursday at 4:45 from the Syracuse junior high field.

Bartkowioks participate in derby Tim Bartkowiak, 15, and Kathi Bartkowiak. 13, children of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartkowiak of North Webster, will be competing Saturday in a soapbox derby in Fort Wayne. Both built their own cars for the race. Anyone ages 11-15 years is eligible to enter The winners will go to the Akron, Ohio, national race. Last year Tim took eighth place of the 53 participants. This is Kathi’s first race in Fort Wayne. LAKELAND LOCAL Don R. Morrison of Chicago, DI , is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. William Strieby and family in their Syracuse summer home. ana f cetle ttie inn Pictara Auaciatiaa 04 Aiaarica IJT MX MH* WWHB * ■ |r|~j===sH» <*><>■» — MOVIETIMES — — LAKNTHAATAt — "LaaN Tiaw Far«at" ■ Kiss — 1 :IS a Start* FrMav !««**->:UAt:« JrMtV-lOM.JU.MJUa Saa. Dtacaaat TIN 1:M — PICKWICK THIATAI — ■ Ha** —t.-eia FriAay *XMNTUMMr«M" CaaaM«*-7:ISA«:M SaaNay — S:M7:ISA*:W Saa.Owcaaat Tatars -WAWAMIVS-IN — -Qmh-*' " A "Hat CAaaaats" Oaaa7:» -StMw At Cask First Featara SAawn TwicaOa FrMay A Saturday ■t — OOSHNH THIATAN — "it act WitATAa Davit" ■vaaia«*—!;«*♦* Starts Friday "7tk Vaya*a 04 SiaAaN" BvaatoNt—7:tSA».W SaaAay —>:M.t:UA«:M Saa. Oiacaaat TM *: IS

a| THE Cl BS — Shown here are members of the T-ball Cuba team from Milford. '~From left in front are Jon Haab. Derek Kreider. Darin Hostetler. Matthew Graff, Jamie Way cast er and Todd McKibbin. In the second row are Todd Boggs. Jay Vanlaningham. Scott Anderson. Richard Padtke. Michael Hayden. Gilbert Castillo and Randy Beer. Coaches in back are Steve and Fred Weisser. Not pictured are David Krull. Joe Melendez. Joe Zambrano and Jesse Brito.

Boating association announces winners

Following are results of the Wawasee Boating Association’s June 29 race: First race, wind average 5.33 mph — G. Snook, M-16, first; D. Irmscher, M-16, second; M. Feightner, M-16. third; D. Eckrich, Torpado, fourth; J. Call, Tornado, fifth Second race, wind average 6.33 mph —G. Smook. first; D. Irmscher, second; G. Snook, Laser, third; D. Newcomer. Y. Flyer. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald of Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford spent Friday evening. July 4th. with Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Ganshorn, Etna Green. Mrs. Ruth Thomas was also a visitor. Chris Craft Only Franchised Sales & Service MACY'S Lake Wawasee

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fourth; D. Eckrich. fifth Races were run under NAYRU handicap factors. All classes of boats are welcome to race each Sunday at 11 a.m. in the center of Lake Wawasee.

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