The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 June 1977 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 22,1977

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iff p Qrt s jj rsF‘job k®! 5 FIX; 1 KNIGHT CONTESTANTS — Four of the contestants in the Tournament of Knights gathered to view the symbolic awards presented in the competition. Viewing the Schenkel Sword, presented by sportscaster Chris Schenkel and the Mollenhour Chalice, are left. Vince Rhodes. North Webster Lake: Steve Reed. Warsaw Community High School; Rick Bauman. "Knight of Papakeechie'*; and Mark Francis. Wawasee High School.

Six more enter Saturday’s Tournament of Knights

Six more athletes will be vying for the SI,OOO in grants for their sponsors while competing for the Sir Lancelot du Lac Award in the sixth annual Tournament of Knights on Saturday They are Jeff Brunk. Michael Young. Kirby Thompson. Eddie Drudge, Bill Rensberger and Jeff Hossler. Jeff Brunk will compete as the "Knight of Tnton ” Standing six foot, three inches tall, he is a graduate of Triton High School and is sponsored by the Summer Little League He was named to several all star teams while competing in football, baseball, track and basketball In 1977. he was on the Norths AlYstarJeam for Indiana Brunk whf'oe attending Ball State this fall to study business To compete as the "Knight of Central Noble” is Michael Young of Kimmell He is a graduate of the school and is being sponsored by the athletic department During high school he was named All-NECC in both basketball and track He will be attending Arkansas University on a basketball scholarship this fall. The "Knight of Goshen High School” is 18-year-old KirbyThompson He is sponsored by the school He has received three varsity letters in football and baseball He also received honorable mention all-state in football This fall he will be at-

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[ tending Wittenberg University. • The ‘Knight of Mentone” will > be Eddie Drudge who is spon- > sored by Tippecanoe Valley r Athletic Department. During * high school he set records in both the 440 yard dash and the mile relay ■ As the "Knight of Epworth ■ Forest.” Bill Rensberger will represent the church camp. A i graduate of Wawasee High I School, he was named to two all conference teams Indiana State

Sbeannan grabs three firsts

Lorene Spearman. Milford, captured three first place finishes in the Carmel Classics. Carmel, this past week end. She picked up firsts in the 100 (10:6.5) and 220 (24 2) girls’ division, to break records in both events Along with Chevette team members Yvonne Blackmon, Rhonda Jones and Karen Wexler. Ixirene ran to first. The 400 relay team came in first Sunday in the women’s division, breaking a record with a 47 second flat run Spearman won the 220 and placed fourth in the too Brother Dennis Spearman placed fourth m the high hurdles in the classic Spearman and the

is the college he will attend this fall. Jeff Hossler, last year’s tournament winner, has decided to return and try for back to back victories as he is sponsored by the First Methodist Church of Goshen During high school, he was a stand-out in both basketball and baseball. Currently attending Tri State. Hossler will compete as the “Knight of First Methodist Church.”

sprint team Kosco Striders didn't place m the 440 sprints Steve Cromer, Earl White and Carr are the other 440 sprint team members The Chevettes began badly in the nationals in Los Angeles two weeks ago. The 400 relay team was disqualified for running out-of-zone Lorene said the 880 relay team also ran out-of-zone and were disqualified. Spearman noted they had not practiced together. The 400 relay team did capture a sixth place in the junior women’s division. Teammate Wexler received a third in the 100 meter hurdles ‘So it was kind of a bad week for all of us” Spearman added.

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•I 4 • Wawasee girls win 3

The Wawasee girls softball team opened play in the Goshen Ladies Fastpitch League two weeks ago as defending league champions. This is a rebuilding year for the local girls. Graduation took Tammy Schumn. leading home run hitter; Betsy Williams, the team’s most valuable; and Barb Brouwer, one of the best players in the league. The first game of the year was one that Wawasee would like to forget. The final score was Coop 21 — Wawasee 2. After the opening day loss, the girls came back to win the next three, v Wawasee — Supreme Vans This game was one with many errors and not too much hitting Nancy Shock had two hits and was the winning pitcher. Wawasee scored 15 runs on only five hits to defeat Supreme Vans 15-9. Wawasee — Plain and Fagcy On Thursday the Wamorettes were forced to play a double hitter due to a rain out. In the first game it was Wawasee 28 — Plain and Fancy 4. Lin Ummel had four hits and Nancy Shock and Martha Salazar had three each. Shock was the winning pitcher. Several girls had two hits each. Wawasee — Rockwood Vans The Wawasee — Rockwood Vans was by far the best game played by the Warriorettes according to coach John Replogle. Leading 3-0 in the fifth. Rochwood came back to score four in the Sixth, only to have Wawasee come back with three more in their half of the sixth. Rockwood tied it in the seventh. In the bottom of the seventh. Nancy Shock’s double and Martha Salazar's single won the game. Kathi Replogle had three Sadie Hawkins Day winners listed at Wawasee Golf Club Sadie Hawkins Day was held on June 19 at the Wawasee Golf Club. The team of Bonnie Cooper. Orville Vanderßeyden and Bob Bauman finished first with 97 points. In second place with 92 points were Doris Scheidel, Eli Mast and Russ Sowers. Scoring 90 points for third place were Sally Dodds. Walt Duckett and Joe Hartsough and scoring 90 points for fourth place were Rita Dodds, Chuck Wilson and Leonard Jones. Scramble A three way tie for first place resulted in the winning team ending with a birdie on the first extra hole in Saturday’s play. In first place with a four under par 32 was the team of Leonard Jones. Charles Morrical. Fred Godfrey, Rita Dodds and Margaret Troyer. In second place with 32 were Tom Amaza, Jack Liggett, Bill Troyer. Sally Dodds and Pat Zwickl and in third place with 32 was the team of Mark Byrd, Ed Green, Ray Davis, Doris Scheidel and Sue Davis.

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hits for Wawasee and Brenda Replogle and Nancy Shock had two hits each. Final score: Wawasee 7 — Rockwood Vans 6. This brings the Wawasee record to three wins and one loss. The team is coached by John and Clifford (“Bean”) Replogle. Team members are Lin Ummel, Kathi Replogle. Brenda Replogle. Nancy Shock, Mary and Marie Kitson, Martha Salazar, Andrea Henson, Jo Hepler, Robin Hamman. Chris Taylor, Jenny Hughes, Diane Darr. Charlotte Tat man and Tammi Debolt. ’ The next game will be on Saturdav, June 25 BOWLING Wednesday Night Miaed Doubles New Paris Produce 4*> Odd Bans V 7 Superbowls >4 8 KeeWer KocKies 15’1 B’-j Kruv Kerns 14 10 Mixed Nuts 11 13 4 Wheelers * 10 14 Split Heads ’ 9 is Unpredictable* 9 15 Ddtys 9 15 Syracuse Cleaners 8 14 Louie's Bar & Grill 8 14 High team game Kraxy Kerns — 700 High team series: Keebler Kookies — 1944 500 series men B Simon 594. K Knisley 557 G KliniieSll.E Coburn 534. J. Kern 524, women B Kern 504 450 series women; L. Hawn 492. E Slabaugh 479, J. Brown 495. S Kern 484 200 games men B Simon 223. K. Knisley 211, E Coburn 212. women B Kerr 208 170 games women L. Hawn 189. E Slabaugh 180 Summer Ladies Sunshiners 22 4 Moonrackers 18’s 9’i 3C'S 18 ’0 Rejects V 11 God Balls 15 13 3C's 14 14 Creepy Crawlers 13V, 14W Odd Balls 12 14 Good Guys 4 22 Boneless Breast 4 24 High team game and series Sunshiners 4701355 500 series: C. Fifer 511. N. Anderson 573 450 series: J Slabaugh 442. C. Jeffries 454. J Myers 455, K Hamilton 440. E Slabaugh 497 200 games N Anderson 228 . 201 170 games C Fifer 191, 180 Talent winners given for Monday Winners at the North Webster Mermaid Festival’s talent contest held on Monday night are as follows: Elementary — First, The Holmes children of Cromwell; second, Amy Owens of North Webster; and third, Columbia City All Star Twirlers Junior High — First, Angie and Mischelle Johnston, Milford; second, Scott Holmes, Cromwell; and third. Sheli Miller. Dewart Lake. Golf bag and clubs stolen A golf bag and clubs owned by Richard Stahly. r 2 Kinder Drive, Syracuse, were stolen from the South Shore Golf Course sometime Sunday night. The theft was reported to Syracuse police at 10:30 a.m. Monday. June 20.

INDIANS — Members of the Indians girls team at Milford are shown above. In front, left to right, are Jeanie Dean. Carmen Castillo, Martha Cruz. Cathy Fifer, Patti Zimmerman, Karyl Charleton and Kelly Fifer. In the second row are coach Phil Beer, coach Jan Beer. Dawn Baker. Jackie Dean, Heather Beer, Denise Mast, Angie Augsburger, Tammy Beer, Vai Kreider and coach Lupe Castillo. REDS — Members of the Red Socks team are shown above with bat boy Steve Wiley shown in the * center. The team participates in the Milford Little League program. In the front row are Tim Smith, Craig Sierk, Rod Coy, Ricky Thompson and Robbie Brooks. In the back are Jeff Sorensen. Andy Wuthrich. Brad LeCount. Karl Schmucker. Mike Pruitt, David Krull and Jerry Auer. Not pictured are coaches Mike Pershing and Mike Barnette and Mike Pershing. Jr. IVxll II w A 2 DAYS ONLY! 5x7 Rill Color Rxtrait ✓ All photography will be No purchase is necessary ! O™ photographers will only be available 2 days This offer is basedon one at our fjook's Dependable per^ Drugstore here in will be a modest charge of Indiana on • subject in the pose. riCKwiCK r\oau. / You may use this portrait Tuesday and >n any way xvu wish; baby. Wednesday c l ’ June 21st and 22nd This offer good for one per jj family. No hiddencharges!

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