The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 April 1976 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 28,1976

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Kt ? ’’ •Fini 3HHb> Ok -tKt F ' “ w _ W iA J » < 5 jk xsnj| wv* ** < k A4— i . *lf W ■ ' K aHK-1 >bjL A X ‘ - I $ r j TRAVELER SCRATCH TEAM — Members of the Syracuse traveler scratch bowling team, bowling at Wawasee Bowl, are shown above, back row from left, Phil Campbell. Leon Newman, Doyle Butler. Jake Kern and Ken Knisley. Front row from left, doubles scratch. Frank Nyikos and Clarence Eby <all events), and Dick Thibaut, singles. <ng>' v 3hK BflKOCjwj -' \* vk ■ gr ' K > \ J i "" ” tJFx 1 HH I 1 £■ IHH I B .i>>VLl 1, %J IMBH MIXED HANDICAP TEAM — The Wednesday mixed handicap bowling team bowling at Wawasee Bowl, is shown here, back row from left. Carroll Galloway. Kurt Jensen (doubles), and Dan Mellon and Jack Keener (doubles). Front row from left. Larry Miller. Dave Rensberger. (singles), and Dean Hamilton, (all events).

BOWLING CMMIfV FireCMXt Co u K Liquor LOCkor 40 24 Cnorl>» '» T«n Pm >• 25 WawMae Bowl Gctaar, Gra.n M 28 Clin#» » 1* PUtbar * SPOM n n Bud * Bodx Snog 32 32 Barbee Hotel 31 33 Anderwoo Pamt 29 35 Kurt* t Keglvi-x J« 15 Beacon 14 40 Parker » Hybrids 31 43 Electronics 19 4S H.gh team game and series Pitchers Shoes - 958 Imm SOO series D Stichfer 5C3 K StiChler 537, G Sorensen 521. J Kern 523. D Thibet* SOS L Welty 511 L Vance SOO W Atoerter 514 8 Siabauqh 506 E Harting 533 M Gan shorn sl4 P Beetley 522 C Walton 525 J

N. JEAN ;MESSMORE Republican Candidate For C,erk Os Circuit Court • 8 Years Experience In Clerks Office • Member Os North Winona Church Os Brethren • 4-H Leader • Member Os Republican Women And Republican Party I hove been a resident of Kosciusko county my entire life, the post 25 years at my present address at r 1 Warsaw. This is the first time I hove ever filed for public office. I Pledge Prompt, Efficient Courteous Service Because of my duties in the clerks office I will be unoble to call on many of you personally. Your consideration on May 4 will be greatly appreciated.

Lowe 543. R Braiei SOS E Henning 579 R Strom beck SOS. M Simon 536 D Smith $33. E Coburn SJI. D Pilcher 53a W Stahly 538. F Nyiko* SO? K Smallwood 532 E Mayo 535. O Clay S 3?. J Himmmger SO? 200 games D SHcßttr 211, J Kern 113. L Welty 101. J Lowe 201 E Harting XI ° Bee Her E Henn.ng 2’.3. R Wiinamslie. R Strombec* 102 F Nyiltos 221 R Miller 204 D Clay 320. J Himmiger 209 Sunday Nite Mixed Fairmont Homes . 84 -m Martin's Feeds 76 S 2 Charl.e s Ten Pm '4.- 53.L S M F T S* 59 Scott's Yamaha 04’; 63': Lakeland Standard 03 ; N i Team? 619* s» : Mr Pickwick , 41 S? Taylor Wholesale 59 69 Syracuse Traveler, inc 5? ?l Teams . ■ si ?? V<ck. s Beauty Salon *’ *1 May 2. 1976 will be the last night with position rounds be-ng bowled High team game ano series Fairmont Homes s«4 3029 ,500 series men S RerHberger S 3?. K Knisley 568 B Simon 547 W AioeHer 547 G Sorensen 529 D Jones 525 D Hammon 519 T Dai l sls 450 ser es women M Rensberger 47* C Sweatland *49 K Larimer 450. L Jones 453 200 games men $ Rensberger 3>4, K

KAMdy 211 W Alderter 200 K Koonti 202 ITO games women C Sweatrand 187. 120. M Earnhart 112. L Jones 171. M Ren sberger 173. J Maresh 171. J. Shue 171, K. Larimer i? 0 Hits 8 Misses B 4 B " 80 : 43 : SchuH Homes 40 -44, Galloway's Excavating 69 55 Mutiins Texaco 68 54 Maple City Tool 64’ ; 59': Wawasee Bowlers 63 61 Campbell s Market 62 42 Leo Applicator s 59’: 64'1 Avon Can.ng 57 67 Thornburg Drug 56': 67’y Buds Body Shop 55. 68 > Sky line Luxury Homes S 3 71Stovers S 3 ?l P.n Bowl Witards 43’: 76* i High team game - Wawasee Bowiers Ml H.gn team series Mullin s Texaco — 2010 ’OO series men G Sorensen 702 500 seres men B Simon 586. N Hanford 566 L Newman 540. D Butler 554 C Lantz 550.. k Kn.siey sas M Donaldson 543. A Brown $32. K Jensen 509. D Brown 506. B Siabaugh 502 women B Miller 504 F Money 501 *SO senes u Golden 48? S Gilbert 481 200 games men G Sorensen 169. 255 B Simon 317, D Brown 216. K Knisley 213. M Acton 20?. M Donaldson 205 W Bartkow>ak 200 170 games women. F Money 194. G Brown 149 S Gilbert 186. J Brown 183 B Miller IM>. . 173. L Donaldson 174. l. Gailowav' IT?. C Campbell 171 Thursday Night Ladtes Tngmburg Drugs 8? 33 Zarse Plumbing & Heating 80 .40 R icher Shoes 71 i 149 Lynn Feller ins 70 ,50 Wawasee Eiectromes 66 v i 53: Kale isiand Beacon 66 5* Lancer Products 65 $5 N W F.remansAux 63’ i 56 y Firm Bureau Co Op 62 58 Regent Homes 6> 59 V uage Lounge 59> i 60'1 Bud s Bar 59 i 60 i Ge-1 s Keyboard MuVC J9’: 60'i Lake City Bank 58 62 Art A Alice's S 3 68 The Arrow Corp 48’ i 7l’» Pacemaker Bldg s 44 > ?$ l y

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i W Z 4EMz* (R i U • B«ct>toW Pumbingi Heating 43 77 Golden Grain Popcorn 43 77 Sleepy Owl ao' i 7»»s High team series Thornburg Drugs — 2348 High team game Pilcher Shoes — 846 500 series F Ebv 516. K Knisley 504. D Weaver 502 ' 450 series L Culbertson 490 A Stahley 483. J Galloway 477, C. Peterson 471. D Coburn 468, I. Menne 468. L Welty 467. M Whisler 459, P Loeti 458. P Louden 453. E. Johnson 450 M Myers 450 170 games F. Eby 191, 176. D Weaver 188. 178, P Louden 188. D Byrnet 187, L. Welty 186 P Hoover 178 A Stahley 176. L Culbertson 176 J Galloway 176, P Benson 173, C Peterson 172, M Whisler 172, K Knisley 172, G Pilcher 170 Land O' Lakes Syracuse Traveler 45 11 State Bank o< Syracuse 38 18 Syracuse Legion 38 18 Crow Roofing 36 20 Ligonier Elks 34 22 Venator Construction 33 23 Knights of Columbus 32’ j 23‘ t Vega 29’ ? 26’ j Goshen Auto Elec 29 27 Rinker Boats 28’ a 27 1 a N W Legion ’ 28 28 Frog Tavern 26’ a 29’a White's Plumbing 8. Heating 26 30 Paul 's Ceramic 26 ' 30 Kings Keg 23 33 Bishop's Marina 21 35 C & J Construction 21 35 Liberty Homes 17'a 38'a Lakeland Motors 14'a 41' a Harris Funeral Home 14 42 High team game and series Knights of Columbus — 955 2783 600 series D Armbruster 219, 209 612 500 series M Tatman 596. E Coburn 538 G Hepler 519. P Bright 585 G Sorensen 555. J. Erdly 547, C Waldron 526. H Bartman 519. s Solma 526, S. Butt 524, M Yoder 565 R. Emsiedel 547. R. Hicks 500. M Durham 566. T. Henning SOS. P Flanagan 517. R Mong 517, G Price 506, C Wogoman 520 B Kline 571, B Eyer 558. C Walton 561. P Campbell 566. K Knisley 532. L Newman 510, R S.mon 573. J Bohnstedt 538. R Knisley 543. K. Koonti 505. G Popenfoose 512. L Ryman 562 200 games M Tat man 203. E Coburn 207, P Srioht 221. G. Sorensen 211, S. Solina 210, S Butt 205. M Yoder 202. R Einsiedel 201. AA Durham 206, 206, R Brodrick 211. R Mong 201. P Van Dyke 207, B Kline 200, B Eyer 207, C Walton 211, R Simon 234. R Knisley 207, G. Popenfoose 221, L Ryman 207

Warrior baseball team chalks up first triumph

By ESTI KEEN The Warrior baseball team chalked up their first victory Monday at their home course against the Northfield contenders. Senior Vince Rhodes fired a two-hitter to pave the way as the Warriors slid to a 9-2 victory. Among the Wawasee celebrities, one of the biggest namte was Dale Ganz, senior centerfielder who had a fine 4-4 day at the plate, not to mention a two-run home run in the fourth inning, scored a run and was responsible for tuo RBl’s (Ganz boosted himself to a 500 average and raised his team-leading RBI total to eight Don Kinney, first baseman. also turned up his best day of the season by showing a 2-4 batting tally with two RBl's and one run scored. While walking seven batters. Rhodes matte up for it with 15

Milford's Uviliado Carvajal on Tri-State track team

The 1976 Tri-State university track team opened its season with three consecutive victories over seven opponents. The

w F ■ BOWLS 702 SERIES — Bow ler Garry Sorensen bowled a 702 series (269. 178. 255) at Wawasee Bowl on Wednesday. April 21. He is in the Hits and Misses League at the Bowl, Warriorette sprinter betters national record By ESTI KEEN Wawasee's Lorene Spearman, current state record holder of the 220 yard dash would have set a national record Saturday at the Marion Invitational were it not for the absence of a wind gauge. A sophomore, the wind-racing trackster for the Warrior track team backed her team with a double victory at the five-way invitational and bettered both national marks established last season. Spearman breezed in from the 100 yard dash with a 10.4 clocking and posted 23.4 in the 220 yard dash. The national high school girls' track records were both set last year in times of 10.6 and 24.0. Coach Marsha Cad|tenter explained, "Unfortunately, I can't turn the times in because they didn't have a wind instrument. She didn't hesitate add, "I don't think it really makes any difference." Despite Spearman's fantastic individual display, the team as a whole was successful in bringing home only a fourth. Indianpolis North Central took top with 51 points followed by Fort Wayne Northrop's 47, Marion's 45, Wawasee's 31, and Huntington's 29. The only other Warrior individual winner was Barb Brouwer heaving the softball 189'0". Her season best is 231'0". Brouwer took second in the long jump. The 440 relay team came in second posting a time of 51.3. Besides Spearman, anchor lady, the team consisted of Barb Brouwer, Yoder, Kathy Bice. The race was won in 50.6 by Northrop.

strike outs. His season record is now 1-1, By the time he lost his shut out in the last inning the Warriors had a 9-0 lead and both Norsemen runs had yet to be earned Smith Leads Off Losing little time lighting the score board m the first inning Bryan Smith led off with a double. After a M-alk went to Rhodes. Ganz flung a single for his first hit and first RBI of the game giving Wawasee a 1-0 lead after the first inning. The Warriors furnished another score in the third and bombarded the fourth with four. Things started to roll when Schrock singled and stole second Shrock skidded home with a oneout ualk to Rhodes and a passed ball When Ganz smacked a homer - Wawasee’s first of the season — he scored Rhodes and himself Kinney singled to score Greg Evans who had been hit by

Trojans, defeating Indiana N.A.I.A champions, ran away with each of the three meets setting two new school records Running for the Trojans this season is Uviliado Carvajal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Juan M Carvajal. 110 East Emeline. Milford. A graduate of Wawasee high school, he is a freshman computer science major.

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a pitch, the inning’s scoring came to a close. Coach Heads’s crew ended the show with a run in the fifth and two in the sixth. Now 1-4 Wawasee is scheduled to play Triton at home Monday.

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Tracy Rinker qualifies for USGF national meet

Tracy Rinker. 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jan Rinker of Syracuse, qualified last week at Elmhurst, 111., for the USGF junior nationals to be held at Eugene, Oreg., on May 8. To qualify for the meet, the gymnasiast needed an 8.5 average. She will be accompanied by her coach. Dan p °e An eighth grade student at Syracuse, Tracy received five medals and a trophy at a week end meet in March at the Indiana North Webster girls to register for softball Registration for girls softball, grades three through eight, at North Webster, will be held on Saturday, May 1. from 1-3 in the afternoon at the North Webster cafeteria. An initial fee of $5 is asked to cover insurance and shirt. Mothers wanting to coach are urged to contact Mrs. Phil Payne on May 1 at the cafeteria. Tennis scores double shutout By ESTI KEEN Wawasee’s girls tennis team was rained out in its match against Central but came out in clear weather to jostle both Rochester and Central Noble with a 7-0 shutout this past week. No. 3 singles player. Sue Krug, hailed an impressive 6-0. 6-0 victory Over Dawn Bathrick of Rochester. Coach Jack Marlette's warriorettes won six of the seven matches against Central Noble and the other by forfeit to bring their seasonal record to 3-2. Dawn Price No. 2 singles player pulled off a 6-0.6-2 victory over Jody Winebrenner. Meg Schopf handled Sandi Braden 6-4.6-3. Sue Krug won her first two sets over Rhonda Stampe 6-3, 6-0. Teresa Carpenter had an easy time 6-3. 6-1 over Nancy Simon. Pat McQuillan won by forfeit. In doubles competition the Tammy Schumm-Killie White team won over Nan Zent-Leisa Elser 6-4, 7-6. The Kathy Brouwer-Jan Lawson team won over Delain Wagner-Cindy Chester 6-3, 6-1.

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State YMCA Girls Gymnastics meet at the Y in Elkhart. She took a first in all four categories, the balance beam, unevens, vaulting and floor exercises. Her fifth medal and a trophy was for first all around winner, which qualified her for national competition April 9-10 at Bethesda. Md. Ip .Maryland she placed seventh in all around events at the YMCA nationals. Tracy is currently in the process of raising monies for the Oregon trip.

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