The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 July 1976 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., July 28,1976

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IKu l ZtfsKk -• "'MlfiL r Wm ’f& ®Bypt6WC> THE CHAMPS — Winner* of the four-way girls’ tourney are shown above with their ribbons. The members of the Milford team from left in front are Lupe Castillo. Deb Bey. Angie Hostetler. Andrea Henson. Brenda Bucher. Carman Castillo and Myra Ruch. In the second row are Coach Ned Speicher. Teanna Ringler. Deb Lechlitner. Norine Sorensen. Penny Fifer. Denise Mast. Cathy Kinney and Junior Bucher.

A i SFWKtB* I RUNNERS UP — Member* of the North Webster team display their ribbons from the four-way girls' tourney. Kneeling in the front row from left are Annette Mock. Lisa Fidler. Kandi Mort. Mary Meyers. Ronda Black. Linda Shock, and Kris Maigamuth. Standing in the second row are coach Doris Paulus. Mary Beth Rhodes. Debbie Sellers. Jennifer Northrup. Lonnie Black. Janua Wolfe. Kathy Davis and coach Noreta Mori.

Milford girls win tourney

i Milford scored tn even- inning ’ ft and pulled away from North Webster to win the first girls’ four way softball tourney Saturday. July 24 The score of the final game was 27 to 8 Mvra Ruch smashed a 200

Plymouth gives Wawasee sound defeat In swimming

Wawasee traveled to Plymouth Saturday where the Sharks handed them a strong 302-170 defeat. Individual results follow: Fly — Girls eight Plymouth first. Cris Baumgartner second and Plymouth third, boys. Plymouth • first and second; girls 9-10, Plymouth first and second, Eizabeth Moods, third; boys, Plymouth first and second; girls 11-12. Jennifer Darr, first.

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foot home run for the winning Milford club Earlier m the day Milford defeated Sidney 33 to 3 in the opening game of the tourney. Cathy Kinney and Andrea Henson each scored five runs for Milford

Plymouth second and third; boys. Plymouth first. Troy Webb second and Plymouth third; girls 13-14. Plymouth first. Jan Miller secohd and Plymouth third, boys. Plymouth first; girls 15 and over, Plymouth first and second. Melisa Shipley third; boys. Steve .Rosencranz first. Plymouth second. Scott Arnold third Back — Girls eight and under. Plymouth first, Cris Baumgartner second and Susie Baumgartner third, boys. Brad Travioila first. Plymouth second and third; girls 9-10, Plymouth first and second; boys. Plymouth first and second. John Vitamini third; girls 11-12. Stahley first. Plymouth second and third; boys. Plymouth first. Troy Webb second and Plymouth third, girls 13-14. Plymouth first. Jan Miller second and Laura Kroh third; boys. Plymouth first; girls 15 and over. Plymouth first and second. Darsee Stahley third; boys. Steve Rosencranz first. Gary Webb second and Plymouth third Breast — Girls eight and under. Cris Baumgartner first. Plymouth second and Susie Baumgartner third; boys. Plymouth first and second. Brad Travioila third; girls 9-10. Plymouth first. Elizabeth Wood second and Plymouth third; boys, Plymouth first. Tim Gillum second and Plymouth third; girls 11-12. Plymouth first and second and Lori Stahley third; boys. Plymouth first and second; girls 13-14, Laura Kroh first. Plymouth second and third; boys, Plymouth first and second; girls 15 and over, Plymouth first, Darsee Stahley second and Plymouth third, boys. Steve Rosencranz first and Scott Arnold second Individual medley — Girls 9-10. Plymouth first. Elizabeth Wood second and Plymouth third;

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Debbie Sellers and Kandi Mort each scored three runs to lead North Webster over Syracuse 19 to I_. Gayle Swartz scored Syracuse's only run. Sidney won the consolation game 17 to 10 over Syracuse

boys. Plymouth first and second and Tim Gillum third ; girls 11-12, Jennifer Darr first. Plymouth second and Lorie Stahley third; girls 13-14. Plymouth first. Laura Kroh second and Jan Miller third; boys. Plymouth first; girls 15 and older. Plymouth first, Marlys Stahley second and Teresa Carpenter third; boys. Gary Webb first. Plymouth second and Tracy Bartow third Free — Girls eight and under. Plymouth first and second and Cris Baumgartner third; boys. Plymouth first and second and Brad Travioila third; girls 9-10. Elizabeth Woods first and Plymouth second and third; boys. Plymouth first and second and Tim Gillum third; boys, Plymouth first and second and Tim Gillum third; girls 11-12. Plymouth first. Jennifer Dansecond and Lorie Stahley third; boys. Plymouth first, Troy Webb second and Plymouth third; girls 13-14. Plymouth first and second and Laura Kroh third; boys. Plymouth first and second; girls 15 and over. Plymouth first and second and Teresa Shipley third; boys. Steve Payne first. Plymouth second and Tracy Bartow third Guest day held at Maxwelton Guest day for the Maxwelton Ladies association was a wash out last week due to the heavy rain, and prizes were given on nine-holes of play. Low gross went to Jackie Wortinger of South Shore Golf club; low net. Faye Walsh, Map lee rest; and low putts. MaryJane Lantz. Tippecanoe Each guest received a prize. Medal play was play of the day

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for members with low gross going to Marge Newcomer and Esther Brewster; low net. June Auer and Dot Stiver; and low putts, Ginny Lamont and Janet Hays South Shore ladies hold 'Chicago' play Play of the day for ladies day at South Shore Golf club Tuesday was “Chicago.” Winners in the 18-hole f play were: First. Jean GoUhall; second, three way tie.Afaxine Fuller. Betty Nyce and Leila Connolly; and third. Jo Waltz. In nine-hole play, winners were: First. Marilyn Deck second. Ruth Wilcox; and third. Ann Gallahan Low putt honors went to MaryJane Lesh Football Jamboree at North Wood on Friday, Aug. 20 NorthW’ood high school will host a football Jamboree on August 20 at Memorial Field in Nappanee. Kickoff time is 7:30 p.m. The gates w-ill open at 6:30 p.m. Rain date is set for Saturday. Aug. 21. Participating schools are Northridge. Plymouth and Wawasee and North Wood high schools. First quarter action will see Plymouth oppose North Wood; other pairings are as follows: Second quarter — Northridge vs Wawasee Third quarter — Plymouth vs Wawasee Fourth quarter — Northridge vs North Wood All tickets will be sold at the gate. North Wood season football tickets or any other passes will not be honored at this game. Preschool age children will be admitted free, only if they are accompanied by their parents. LWBA board of directors meets Lakeland Women’s Bowling association board of directors met Thursday evening. July 22. at the home of the organization’s president, Mrs Robert (Maxine) Pifer of Milford. The date for the annual fall meeting of LWBA was scheduled for August 2 at the St Martin de Porres Catholic church, south of Syracuse on SR 13. at 7 p.m. At this important meeting, rules changed from the Women’s International Bowling Congress will be read; local tournament rules will be voted upon; league supplies will be distributed, high game patches will be awarded; and dates of league and other important meetings will be announced. In attendance at the meeting were Sue Hoover. Ella Dora Wogoman. Bonita Nine. Mary Whisler and Sharon Gilbert of Syracuse. Karen Larimer of Nappanee and Barb Hanford of Ligopier.

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\A / Dan Caskey, Lakeland Youth center director, has listed the following Major league final standings; Team Mon > Lost Bank 11 0 Lions 5 6 Rotary 4 7 Pilchers 2 9 Top Ten Hitters Chris Beezley, Bank .540 Ron Cripe. Bank 484 Chris Hare, Lions .480 John Cannon. Pilchers .400 Brian Kistler. Lions .393 Dave Workman, Lions .333 Mike Kausal. Bank .333 Pat Hare. Lions .315 Mark Detert. Rotary . .285 Kevin Blade. Rotary .272 Batting champion, Chris Beezley. Mr. Hustle. Ronnie Cripe Minor League Team Won Lost Lions 7 ‘ 2 Rotary 6 3 Tom’s 0 8 Top hitters — 10 or more times at bat officially: Kris Cox. Lions 615 Rod Lung, Lions .600 Tracy Thornburg .Rotary .578 Dave Kistler, Rotary .528 David Hammond. Rotary .394 Steve Dunithan, Rotary .380 Dave Roberts. Lions .250 Batting champ — Mr. Hustle: Steve Dunithan T-Ba 11 Standings Team Won Lost Socks 9 0 Cubs 7 2 Love 4 5 Thornburg 3 6 Klink’s 3 6 Reds 1 8 Caskey also announced all uniforms are due in on Wednesday, Aug. 4. between 10-1. r\ NtilfortfX I / Summer I The top 10 hitters for the Little League are: Greg Weisser .667 Rick Pena .667 Pat Speicher .563 Jay Auer .529 Kent Stichter .520 Kirk Stichter .516 Eric Beer .500 Jim Davies .500 Paul Pontius .479 Jeff Richards .450 Girls' Major League softball lists its top 10 hitters as follows: Andrea Henson .821 Cathy Kinney .724 Deb Lechlitner .700 Penny Fifer .684 Sylvia Wright .655 Teanna Ringler .630 Esther Morris .619 Kathy Stichter , .615 Deb Bell .606 .Angie Hostetler 588 Top 10 hitters in the Girls’ Minor League are: Martha Cruz .800 Sylvia Morris ! .762 Mary Rose Perales .722 Grace Stichter .708 Karyle Charleton .696 Cathy Fifer 688 Marsha Sorensen .667 Jill Wolferinan 625 Sandra Hernandez .611 Christy Speicher .609 Car leaves scene after hitting a parked car A hit and run accident occurred on West Main street in Syracuse, Tuesday. July 20. According to witness Nancy Linvill of Syracuse, a 1972 Chevrolet, with “The Stitchin Post’’ sign on the car, hit a parked 1967 Chevrolet and left the scene The parked car belonging to Howard Juday had an estimated damage of SIOO.

•_ 3 S it ll* j\J| I I* SWIMMINQ PAL — Margaret Schoekel and son Eric, r 3 box 35 Syracuse, swim with a pal — Ducky. Both mother and son participate in the preschool swim classes at Wawasee high school.

Three sessions of swimming lessons held at Wawasee high school pool

The Wawasee high school pool is the site where three sessions of swimming lessons are being held each week day throughout the summer The third session is underway and will wrap up next month. Lessons in various ability and interest levels are held from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. daily. Levels of instruction are beginner, advanced beginner, intermediate, swimmers, advanced swimmers, adults and competitive swimming. The hardest classes to teach are those held for kindergarten and preschool children, says Larry Shook, summer pool director. In these classes the goals are to get the children to put their faces in the water and be water safe. One main exercise the instructors stress is. “The ability to assist themselves to the side of the pool if they fall in the water.” says Shook. Three half-hour classes of preschool swimming are taught with approximately 135 parents and children enrolled. The whole goal of the class is to get the

Warriorettes win one, drop two in semi-state

Saturday. July 24. was a busy day for the Wawasee girls. Starting at 10 a.m., the girls won over Mishawaka Freuhauf by the score of 6-3. Hitting for Wawasee were Kathi Replogle. Betsy Williams, Brenda Replogle. Phyllis Horvath and Martha Salazar. Martha Salazar hit a two-run triple in the sixth inning. Phyllis Horvath got the win allowing only four hits while Kazigteo took the loss. Komets 10 — Wawasee 2 In the second game Wawasee played the tourney favorite the Komets of Elkhart. The Komets have been runner-up in the state several years. This was a very good game for four innings with the score being 2-2 going into the fifth. The Komets scored three in the fifth, one in the sixth and four more in the seventh to end up with 10 runs. Brenda Replogle. Phyllis Horvath and Mary Kitson had the only hits for Wawasee Phyllis Horvath, starting her second game of the day, took the loss

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small children "water adjusted.” Skills that the parents, male and female, and children work on are to blow bubbles, do ups and downs, dip the* child under the water, a torpedo exercise, back float with kick, face float with kick, a back float, arm stroke on front, jumping in. turning over and returning to side, diving and safety skills. Shook explained that parents who swim with their children in the sessions must learn not to be tense or show fear or concern over the child being in the water. He added that the child would sense such feelings and become afraid of the water situation. For the smaller children. Shook tries to maintain the pool temperature at 85 degrees. Red Cross procedures are used in ail the classes at the pool with pins, cards and badges being awarded to those who pass their respective level. The competitive swim group, which meets from 7 to 9 a m. has swim.meets each Saturday. And a Spanish-American group from

Third Game The third game, starting at 3 p.m., was against league rival Thompson. This proved to be no contest as Thompson’s blasted Wawasee by 19-0. The heat and playing two games without much rest took its toll on the girls. In this game, Kathi Replogle and Marie Kitson had the only hits for Wawasee. Phyllis Horvath took the loss, pitching the first two innings, while Swart ly got the win for Thompson. Kim Wagoner and Barb Brouwer finished up the pitching duties for the local girls. On July 30 the girls play a verygood IRV team at 6 p.m. in Goshen. The team leads the league with a 6-0 record. Practice will be Wednesday and Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. FINED IN GOSHEN Kent H. Magart. 25, Milford, was fined $lO in Goshen city court for violation of the vehicle inspection law.

Milford has a swim session from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on week days. Instructors for the classes are Karen Jones and Celeste Cutter.

FOOTBALL PRACTICE SET AT MILFORD Practice for all Milford boys ■interested in playing junior high football this season will begin August 16 at 7 a.m. Those interested are to meet at the rear of the school in Robert Cline’s room. Anyone needing more information please contact Mr. Cline anytime after 7 p.m. NEW PARIS SPEEDWAY — Saturday - 3 Big Features Plus 10-Lap Heats \ Consys & Sprints 3 Classes First Race 7:45

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