The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 July 1976 — Page 3

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Lakeland special ed students participate in state events

The primary special education classes of the Syracuse elementary school participated in the state special Olympics held at Indiana state university on June 24-26 ? Eleven students competed in various track and field and swimming events and they won the following ribbons and medals: Rob Burky Third in 50-yard dash and third in softball throw Kip Birky — Second in long jump and fourth in softball throw Mary Jo Elhott — Second in 50yard dash and second in softball throw Joddy Fretz — Third in 220yard dash, second in, standing, long jump and seventh in 440yard relay Carla Henson — Eighth tn long jump and third in softball throw Jean Roder — Second in 25yard freestyle, first in standing long jump, third in 220-yard dash and seventh in 440-yard relay Donnie Kauffman — Fourth in 50-yard dash, seventh in softball throw and fifth in 440-yard dash Danny Schrock — Second m 50Saturday’s scramble results are given The winners of the Wawasee golf club Scramble held Saturday, July 3, with 32 were Joe Scheidel. Ed Green. Mike Zwickl and Hazel Swihart. Coming in second place with a 33 were Calvin Jones. Bill Miller. Jackie Morrical and Jane Tenney

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yard dash, fifth in 220-yard dash and fifth in 440-yard relay Todd Baker — Third in standing long jump, fourth in softball throw and fifth in 440-yard relay Cihdy Elliott — First m 50-yard dash, fourth in standing long jump and seventh in 440-yard relay Louie Barocio - Second m 50yard dash, fourth in standing long jump and fifth in 440-yard relay The team was coached by Dianne Elliott and Jill Perrin They were assisted by Doug Van Lue, Mike Clark and Sue Elliott Little League All-Star travel team results The Syracuse Little League All-Staf travel team record stands at 3-1 with victories over Sidney 13-7 and Leesburg twice 72 and 6-5. Milford defeated Syacuse 10-2 Pitchers on the travel team are Mark DeWitt. Kevin Smith, Brian Brannick. Chris Beezley. Brian Kistler and Jim Plummer Mark DeWitt leads the team with 22 strike outs Leading the team in batting hits are. Darren Gossamer with two home runs. Tim Crum with six runs and Darren Gossamer and Brian Kistler with seven RBI Top batting averages are: Chris Beezley. 555; Darren

Gossamer, 540; Brian * Kistler. .500, Tim Crum, .375; Brian Brannick. .333, Mark DeWitt, .300; Mark Detert. .300. Flotilla sailboat races first finishers listed As part of the annual Wawasee Flotilla, sailboat races were run on Lake Wawasee Saturday. July 3. at 1 p m Competition was held in five divisions, the catamaran, laser, open class, cruising boat and lightning with about SO boats participating The first place winners in arch division are Vance Lapp, catamaran; Paul Levinson, laser; Dave Irmscher, open class; Ken Hutchins, cruising boat; and Georgeann Buckingham, lightning. “It was a very pleasant racing day,” said Larry Baumgardt, head of the race. Awards were presented at 5 p m Saturday at the Crow’s Nest Yacht club Three trophies were presented in each division to the first, second and third place winners. The sailboat races have been run as a part of the Wawasee Flotilla for the past three years

HOLE-IN-ONE AT WAWASEE GOLF COURSE Donald B. Berkey of 102 Calle Cite. San Clemente. Calif., had a hole-in-one at the Wawasee' golf course. Saturday. July 3. Jack Titus. R. A. Beechan and G. E. Krabiell watched as Berkey, using a seven iron on the 150 yard, number two bole, performed the feat.

r\ fAilfor</\ I / Summer j v£®creatioy Standings for Little League play as of Tuesday are as follows: Tigers 5-0 Sox 4-2 Reds 2-2 Cards 3-3 Twins 1-3 Expos 0-5 T-Ball T-BaU standings are as follows: Astros 4-0 Yankees 2-1 As 1-1 Orioles 1-2 Angels 1-2 Cubs 0-3 Minor League • Following are the standings for the girls minor league play: Dodgers 4-1 Padres ’ 3-2 Mets 2-2 Phillies 0-4 Major League In major league girls play the standings are as follows: Giants , 4-0 Indians 2-2 Pirates 2-3 Braves 0-3 The leading hitters are as

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follows: Andrea Henson .818, Cathy Kinney 789. Esther Morris .727. Deb Lechlitner .700. Penny Fifer 684, Sylvia Wright .636. Teanna Ringler .611, Deb Bell .611. Norine Sorensen .600 and Angie Hostetler .591. Maxwelton ladies have invitational Maxwelton Ladies had their invitational Wednesday, June 30, in spite of wind and rain. Those invited to play 18 holes in a shotgun tee-off were Maple Crest. Rozella Ford, Kendallville and Oak -Hills. Between downpours of rain, nine holes were completed counting from the hole that was teed off from. Jr JF BOWLING Deadlines have been set for publication of bowling news. It is as follows; All bowling that takes place, between Wednesday and up to and including Sunday night must be in by 5 p.m. Monday. All Monday bowling must be in by 11 a m. Tuesday. All Tuesday bowling must be in by 9 a.m. Wednesday. Wednesday Summer Mixed Doubles Syracuse Traveter 21 7 Odd Balls 19 9 Misfits 14 12 ♦ K’» 14 14 Alley Cats 14 14 Freedom 12 14 Blue Lane Special 9 19 Beginners Luck 7 21 High team game: Misfits — 451 High team series Alt's — 1547 600 series B, Simon 407 SOO series: W. Alderter 519, K. Keim 512, H. Troup 5M G Sorensen 505. J Kern $47 450 series S. Kern 443, B. Kem 454 200 games B Simon 225. W Alderter 200. H. Troup 202. J. Kem 210. S. Kern 214 170 games women: Z Keim 170 Tuesday Night Men's Doubles Lutmsgrs 24 » NBJAuto 23V> 11V» Don's Sunoco 20 >5 m 20 i$ BA J 19 14 Wawasee Electronics 19 14 S&H 10 17 SAS 17VS ITVy SAK >*i-s It’d Sitemore Cycle >4 l g lOVy Black Cats , >5Vs »VW BAP 15 20 The Loner 9 24 Gas For Less r-> 24 r . High team series and game Luzinsgys — 1435 422 500 series G Sorensen 520. 44. Tatman s4l. u Longenbaugh 504 200 games M Tatman 253. G Sorensen 252 201 O StiChter 2M South Shore women's golf results given The play (rs the day at South Shore Golf Course Tuesday, July 6, was “Flag Tournament" Winners of the ladies 18 hole group were: First, Jackie Wortinger; second, Jo W’altx; third. Lee Wake, and fourth. Mildred Lotter Winners of the ladies nine hole were: First. Bertha Lehman; second. Brenda Kuhn; and third. Kehoe.

Saturday scramble results given at Wawasee golf club Winners of Saturday, June 26, Wawasee Golf Club Scramble were first with a 34, the team of Guy Kilmer. Don Walbum, Doris Scheidel and Jane Tenney. They won on second playoff hole. Second place winners with a 34 were Glenn King, Mark Galloway. Charles Morrical and Evelyn Kilmer. /ftsvVvAin II o 'Summer / \§ecredtioy Major league results (rs the Syracuse Little League teams are given as follows : The State Bank nine upped their record to six wins and no losses with wins over the Lions 54 and Pilchers 7-0. Mark DeWitt was the winning pitcher over the Lions giving up nine hits, walking none and striking out eight. Ronnie Cripe had two hits for the winners. Chris Hare had a perfect night for the Lions with three hits in as many times up. In game two, a game shortened by rain, Chris Beezley was the winning pitcher giving up no hits, walking two and striking out five. Beezley and Ron Pollocks had two hits apiece. The Lions brought their record to four and two with an 8-2 win over the Rotary club. David Workman was the winning pitcher allowing only one hit and striking out 10 batters. Brian Kistler, Chris Hare and Darren Grisamer had two hits each for the winner. The Bank and Lions won tneir games on Saturday, July 3. Bank bested Rotary 7-3 while the Lions out slugged the Pilchers 13-2. Ron Cripe was the hitting hero for the Bank with three hits. Brian Brannock was the winning pitcher for the Lions giving up. only two runs and striking out nine Pilcher batters. League Standings Bank 7-0 Lions 5-2 Rotary 2-5 Pilchers 0-7 The next games for the major league will be Thursday, July 8, at 4 and 6 p.m. Top Ten Hitters The top 10 hitters in the major league are: Chris Hare, Lions, 692; Chris Beezley, Bank, .571; Ron Cripe, Bank, .500; Brian Kistler, Lions. .500; John Cannon, Pilchers, .428; Mark Detert. Rotary, .400; Kevin Blade, Rotary, .400; Darren Grisamer, Lions, .400; and Rich Deister, Lions, .333. Minor League The Lions won a double header Friday. July 2, beating Tbms 6-5 and Rotary 7-6. Rod Lung had five hits in the two games and Chris Cox had three hits. Chicken barbecue prize winners for the most tickets sold were first place — Greg Day, 58 tickets; second place — Ross Elias. 32 tickets; and third place — Steve Dunithan. 28 tickets. Minor League Standings Lions >0 Rotary 1-3 Tom’s 0-3 Next games will be Friday, July 9, at 4 and 6 p.m. Top Batting Leaders Rod Lung. Lions. .785;'Chris Cox, Lions, .667; Steve Dunithan. Rotary, .363; Ken Swartz, Tom’s, .333; Tracy Thornburg, Rotary 1 . 433;, Dan Clodfelter, Rotary, David Kistler. Rotary. .284. T-BaU Scores Love 18 Reds 17 Cubs 28 Thornburg 13 Socks 22 ~ Klinks 10 Socks 31 Reds 15 Love 22 Thornburg 19 Klinks 14 Cubs 13 T-Ball Standings Socks 2-0 Cubs 1-1 Love 2-0 Klinks 1-1 Thornburgs 0-2 Reds 0-2

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Is BRAVES—Shown above are the members of the Braves team in the Milford summer recreation program. Shown with the team is Phil Stichter, one of the coaches. Other coaches not shown are Keith and Elaine Stichter. .j In front from left are Lisa Salazar, Jill Haab, Angie Hostetler. Shell Miller and Margie Hernandez. In the second row with Phil are Deb BelL Kathy Stichter, Shari Miller, Esther Morris and Karen Howard. bIM BE twb c PlßATES—Members of the Pirates girts softball team are shown above. With the girls are their coaches Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher, Jr. « In the front are Brenda Bucher, Annette Beer and Joni Schultz. . In back are Kristy Bucher. Norine Sorensen. Myra Ruch, Becky Wuthrich, Penny Fifer. Not pictured are Kelly Fifer, Laura Joyce and Deanna Dean.

Wawasee girls win, take first place in league

The largest crowd of the season was on hand last night ( Tuesday) to see the showdown between unbeaten Thompsons of Goshen and Wawasee’s girls. Both went into the contest with five wins and no loss records. The final score was 4-3 in eight innings. Wawasee took the victory and the lead in the league standings. Behind 2-0 in the seventh inning. the Warriorettes came back to score three runs to take a 3-2 lead going to the last of the seventh. Thompsons scored the tying run with two outs in the seventh. In the top of the eighth, Tammy Syracuse skiiers place in holiday tournament event Syracuse skiiers. members of the Water Ski Inc., walked away with several wins in the 500 Open Water Ski tournament in Fairland this past week end Tim Contose placed first in tricks, second in slalom and third in jump in the men’s I division. Kris Golden placed second in the slalom, third in tricks and third in jump in the girl’s division. Bud Roby placed second in jump, third in tricks and fourth in slalom in the boy’s division. Janet Wade placed fourth in the women's division.

Wed., July 7,1976—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

TJ Schumn led off with a bunt single. She stole second and third and came home with the winning run on Betsy Williams’ sacrifice fly to deep left field. The winning pitcher was Phyllis Horvath. Swartz took the loss. Barb Brouwer led the local team with two hits, one a triple to deep right field. All the girls played excellent defense. Next on the schedule is the league tourney starting at 11 a m. Saturday. After Saturday’s game the girls return for a 1 p.m. game on Sunday. Both games will be played at the women's diamond behind the Goshen high school football field. * Fans are encouraged to attend and support the Wawasee team. The tourney is a double elimination affair.

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