The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 July 1976 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., July 21,1976
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gHHßior' * !>•* \ IfiKu iJj i. .UfcL $ J^rerßewKW* - w* r ’*&! ? THE ASTROS — Shown above are coaches Jack and Don Beer with’ the Astros team members. In the front row are Diane Hoover. Todd Wilson. Mitch Price. Todd Stump. Jarrod Stoller and Sue Hoover. 4 in the second row are coach Jack Beer. Robbie Hare. Mike Troup. Lee Price. Ben Beer, Erik Sharp and coach Don Beer. Not pictured is t»am member Sharon Gerencser. If TMHBEU Wife?' * 4 > ’W * F^.~ ? jL/KSjlg*- W-*t' *jF Maow_-41 BMfaK -JBw w»> v-j • 'fc ' as- tt Bs Aik' auiwJSww 1 - THE CUBS — Shown above are members of the Cuba team with their coaches Larry Ryman and Terry Thompson.From left in front are Missy Evans. Sharon Boyd. Karen Boyd. Bruce Rodgers and Albert Morris. In back are coach Ryman. Anthony Beer. Ned Hunsberger. Joe Hernandel. Terry Ryman. Ricky Thompson, and coach Thompson. Not pictured are team members Karin Wuthrich and Tim Troup.
New Paris Speedway — Saturday — 15 Events Tops In Racing ♦ Hours Os Exciting Sports For Only $ 3 Children Free #///) W&Mp ' ’Xwjtf/iw At Th* Milford Christian Church fcj EI.DOX WILSOX Minister RECIFE FOR TROUBLE Take on* generation of young people Add one education from which God and th* Bibl* have been removed Season liberally with much materialism Mix with a home life where Christ is only a cuss word Allow to harden into adults Worskig With Usl L. Busses running every Sunday m 'Milford Dewart lake. Syracuse North Webster ond Nappanee areas — Bible school hour — 9 30a m — Morning Worship Service — 10 30a m Primary beginner junior and high school ond college age worship services at 10 30 a m — Sunday evening services at 7 p.m Family night Bible study Wednesday at 7 p m MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Phon® 658-9151 Or 658 4305
TENNIS CLUB — The construction of the Goshen Tennis club began on June U with plans calling for the building to be ready for play before October 1. ' The club, located at 14M Fairfield Ave., is a venture of Harlan Steffen and Tom McClairi of Syracuse. The building will have four indoor courts. The lighting will consist of 74 I.tOO watt metal halide indirect tennis court fixtures. Heating will be by 14 infra-red units and a ventilating system will be insulted for warm weather play. The men plan to have a full-time tennis professional to provide lessons and clinics, a well stocked pro-shop and children’s room with daytime child care will also be available. The locker rooms will have individual dressing areas and showers. Charter memberships are now being accepted. ■ .a Swim-a-thon is set at Wawasee
Plans have been finalized for the third annual Cystic Fibrosis Swim-A-Long. (formerly the Cystic Fibrosis Swim-A-Thon». This year’s event will be held at Oakwood Park on August 21 from 11 a m. to 4 p.m Lap swimmers will swim at Oakwood and across-the-lake
Winners of Maxwelton ladies handicap tourney
Maxwelton ladies handicap tourney played last week was Saturday golf results given at Wawasee Winners of the Wawasee golf club scramble held Saturday, July 17, with a 31 were Joe Hartsough, Charles Morrical, Mary Young and Kay Kizer Runners-up with a 34 were Matt Harris, Bud Wortmger. Doris Scheidel and Pat Zwickl Mary Young eagled the number four hole with a number two wood.
swimmers will be .swimming from Wawasee Prep and be sponsored for at least SSO Sponsor sheets are available at local merchants in Syracuse. Milford, and North Webster For more information contact Mrs Tom Thornburg, chairperson, or Mrs Steve Elliott.
won by Marge Kavanaugh Runner-up was Mary Jane Knudson in the 18 hole group Winner in the nine hole group was Mary Kimble over Rosemary Lantz “Tin Whistle" was the play of the day. Winners of the 18 hole group were first, / Marge New-comer; second. Gloria Stoffel, tied for third wee Mavis Vanderveer and Alice Herbison. and fourth Delight Craig. Winners in the nine hole group were tied for first Pat Hoover and Carolyn Baker; and second, Mary Kimble. Inez Beiswanger had low putts.
A 4?* ?‘ : - z W — * B * I /n tAilfor</\ I / Summer I Latest standings in the T-Ball League are as follows: Astros 5-1 Yankees 4-2 As 4-2 Orioles 3-3 Angels 3-4 Cubs 0-7.. Girls’ minor softball standings are: Dodgers 6-1 Padres 4-3 Mets 3-3 Phillies 0-6 Standings far Little League are: Tigers 6-1 Sox 5-3 Cards 44 Reds 3-4 Expos 1-6 Girls’ major league softball standings are as follows: > Giants 6-0 Braves 3-3 Indians 3-4 Pirates . 2-5 Two from Syracuse participate in state golf meet One hundred and fifty young golfers including two from Syracuse, who were the lowest scorers in 25 local qualifying tournaments held throughout the state in June and July, met in Lafayette on July 17 arid 18 to compete in the state finals of the Indiana Insurance Youth Golf Classic. The two Syracuse youths who competed were Mark A. Hoover of 134 N. Shore Drive and Bob Johnson of 226 North Shore Dr.. Syracuse 'fhe Purdue imiveraty south golf course was the site of the 36hole play-off with 18-hole medal play each day The boys won the right to compete in the state meet at the regional held at the Tippecanoe country club. Only the top six players in the state meet advanced to the nationals, neither boy finished high enough to qualify for the national meet Parents of the two are Mr and Mrs R. G. Johnson and Mr and Mrs. Darle C Hoover Theft at Macy's Slip A six-gallon gasoline can. a battery and battery box were stolen from a boat belonging to Hugh Moore of Indianapolis. The boat was docked at Macy’s Slip on the south side of Lake Wawasee. The theft occurred sometime between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. July 17 or 18.
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TAKES TENNIS CLASSES — Persons taking tennis lessons at the Wawasee high school are front, left. Jan Lawson. Susan Naab, Angie Stoffel. June Brown. Heather Yoder, Angie Hostetler, Theresa McClain. Elizabeth Wood. Michele Nemeth. Tammy Tranter. Daryl Gans. Row two. left. Cynthia Myrick, Sonya Crow. Kathy Hoover.
Wawasee swimmers defeat Bremen 222-233 Saturday
Members of the Wawasee swim club traveled to Bremen on Saturday, July 17, and came home with a 222-233 victory over the host club. Following is a break-down of events: Fly — Girls eight and under. Cris Baumgartner first. Bremen second and third; boys Bremen first; girls 9-10. Elizabeth Wood first. Bremen second and third; boys. Bremen first; girls 11-12. Bremen first and second; boys, Bremen first and second; girls 13-14. Lori Morgan first, Laura Kroh second. Bremen third; boys. Greg Carpenter first; girls 15 and up, Marlys Stahley first, Teresa Carpenter second and Bremen third; boys, Steve Rosenkranz first and Mark Koble second Back — Girls eight and under. Bremen first, Cris Baumgartner second and Susie Baumgartner third; boys. Brad Travidia first, Bremen second and third; girls 910. Elizabeth Wood first. Bremen
Wawasee girls lose district but gain berth to semi state
After nine straight victories, for the Wawasee girls two defeats Sunday afternoon meant the district championship. However, the top three teams advanced to the semi-state this week end at Elkhart. Games in Elkhart will be played at Riverview Park. Tourney Games On Saturday, the Warriorettes won over Chuck Manns by the score of 5-2. This was the third straight victory in the tournament for the Warriorettes. The big inning was the second when the girls scored four runs on four hits A walk to Martha Salazar, a hit by Mary Kitson, and an error loaded the bases. Tammy Schumn doubled home tw o runs. Brouwer knocked in the third with a ground out to second. The final run came on a single by Betsy Williams. Betsy had two hits for Wawasee. Phyllis Horvath pitched an excellent game for Wawasee, allowing only three hits. This was the ninth straight win for Horvath Kulp took the loss Thompsons-Wawasee In the first game Thompsons scored three runs in the first inning, two in the third and six in the fourth to easily win 12-3. Warriorettes Betsy Williams, Barb Brouwer, Nancy Shock and Marie Kitson had the only hits for the local team A total of 16 girls played in the game for Wawasee. This was the first toss of the season for Phyllis Horvath who pitched five innings with Wagoner finishing the last two innings. Miller got the win for Thompsons The second game was much closer than the final score indicates That score was 14-5. Wawasee led 4-3 going into the seventh inning. Thompsons scored two runs to take a 5-4 lead into the last of the seventh. In the last of the seventh, after Marie Kitson struck out, Kathi Replogle walked Tammy Schumn also walked, putting runners on with one out. Brouwer popped out to second and with two outs. Betsyhit a double to left center field, scoring Reptogle with the tying run while Schumn was called out
second and third; boys, Bremen first. Tim Gillum second and Bremen third; girls 11-12. Bremen first and second; boys. Bremen first, Benji Reed second and Bremen third; girls 13-14, Jan Miller first and Bremen second; boys. Greg Carpenter first, Bremen second and third; girls 15 and over, Theresa Carpenter first. Bremen second and Carmen Bryant third; boys. Gary Webb first. Bremen second and third Breast — Girls eight and under. Cris Baumgartner first, Susie Baumgartner second. Bremen third; boys. Brad Traviolia first, Bremen second and third; girls 9-10, Elizabeth Wood first, Shelly Rogers second and Bremen third; boys, Tim Gillum first and Bremen second; girls 11-12, Bremen first and second; boys. Troy Webb first, Benji Reed second and Bremen third; girls 13-14, Laura Kroh first, Jan Miller second and Bremen third; boys, Greg
trying to score from frst. Schumn appeared to have beaten the throw and the call really shook up the girls and Thompsons came on to score nine runs in the eighth inning and that was the ball game. For Wawasee. Kim Wagoner started for Wawasee with relief from Horvath. Horvath took the loss while Swartz got the win, relieving Miller in the seventh. Betsy Williams and Mary Kitson had two hits for the local team. The girls are looking forward to the semi-state this week end. They will take a 9-2 record into the tournament. The team really appreciates the support of the fans.
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Nancy Norman, Julie Rhodes. Beth Keller, Leilani Nemeth, Jan Keller, Sandy Walker, Susie Schmucker. Row three, instructor Larry Stidham, Jerry Gans, Julie Brandon, Kayle Knafel, Karla KnafeL Darsee Staley, Amy Reed, Darle Hoover, Greg Carpenter, Mike Brannock, Jody Bushong, Steven Dick, John Locke, Jeff Meade.
Carpenter first, Bremen second and third; girls 15 and up. Darsee Stahley first, Laura Keen second and Bremen third; boys. Bremen first. Tracy Bartow second and Scott Arnold second Individual medley — Girls 9-10, Elizabeth Wood first. Bremen second. Shelly Rogers third; boys, Bremen first; girls 11-12, Bremen first and second; boys, Troy Webb first, Bremen second and third ; girls 13-14, Laura Kroh first, Jan Miller second and Bremen third, boys, Greg Carpenter first, Bremen second; girls 15 and up, Teresa Carpenter first, Bremen second and Linda Ummel third; boys. Gary Webb first, Scott Arnold second and Bremen third ( Free— Girls eight and under, Cris Baumgartner first, Bremen second and third; boys. Brad Traviolia first, Bremen second and third; girls 9-10. Elizabeth Wood first. Bremen second and third; boys, Bremen first, Tim Gillum second and Bremen third; girls 11-12, Bremen first and second, boys, Bremen first and second, Benji Reed third; girls 13-14, Laura Kroh first, Laurie Morgan second, Bremen third; boys, Greg Carpenter first, Bremen second and third; girls 15 and up. Marlys Stahley first, Bremen second and Darsee Stahley third; boys, Steve Rosenkranz first. Mark Koble second and Bremen third.
John Birch Society Presentation MILFORD FIRE STATION THU RS., JULY 22 - 7:30 P.M. Hear Gary Brainard Speak On "The Evils Os Communism"
Beginning tennis lessons given Tennis lessons have been given to 60 people by Larry Stidham, Syracuse, during the last six weeks at the Wawasee high school tennis courts. A tournament was held Friday, July 16, among those taking lessons. Winners in the girls division were Jan Lawson, first; and Darsee Staley, runner-up. Greg Carpenter won the boys division and John Locke was the runner-up. Stidham included in the lessons the basics of tennis and beginning strategies of the game. Former Syracuse residents participate in national races James Minor of Jamestown, son of Mrs. Everett Minor, and Harry Brinkman of Greenwood, son of Thelma Brinkman, both former residents of Syracuse, participated in the National Outboard Champion races held on Watts Bar Lake, near Kingston. Tenn., on July 3 and 4. • The races sponsored by the American Power Boat Association turned out 175 participants from all over the U.S. Both men were winners. Harry won the 18 races class C trophy and Jim won first in both the 18 races class D and E events. Jim also was overall high point scorer and besides his class D and E trophies brought home an outboard motor, the prize for high point racer.