The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 June 1977 — Page 8

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THE MAILJOURNAL—Wed.. June 29.1977

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Milford All-Stars victors at tourney, remain undefeated

Milford All-Stars won the Mermaid Festival Youth League tournament in North Webster In the first game, Milford played Mentone and won 9 to 3 Rick Pena struck-out 11 of the 12 batters he faced, to lead the Milford pitching Rick and TonyBlackburn each had two hits In the semi-finals. Milford

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PADRES — Playing for the Milford Padres are front, left, Melissa Baumgartner. Amy Bucher. Jacqui Schultz, Darlene Justice. Denise Justice and DiAnne Justice. Second row. left, are Linda Justice, coach. Lana Beer. Angie Wise. Kenlyn Krull. Teri Jordan, Carta Henson and Sherrill Justice, coach. Not pictured are Cdeen Smith and Bob and Angie W ise.

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defeated Pierceton 10 to 1. Eric Beer and Ross Dahlstrom pitched a two-hit game and struckout 12 for Milford Brad Weisser smashed a double-deck home run few the big blue Rick Pena had a perfect threefor-three game at the plate The Championship game was played against Sidney Sidney is undefeated this year, except for

the two losses to Milford. Rick Pena and Ross Dahlstrom allowed Sidney three hits and struck-out 14 batters. Dick Doll led the hitting attack with a triple and a single Final score was Milford. 5. Sidney. 2. Milford’s record is now a perfect 10 wins and no losses. The all-star team will face Leesburg at 6 p.m. tonight.

Pony league begins winning — again The Milford Pony League lost three in a row last week before winning again. Two games were lost by only one run to Akron and South Whitley with the score 12 to 11 in both games, hits in the Akron game with two each were Ernie Morris and Greg Weisser with a trippie for Sam Beer, and in the South Whitley’ game Mike Nordin had two hits and Pat Speicher with a trippie In both games Milford was ahead in the last inning and lost on errors Milford lost the third game to the Pierceton Cute 18-8. Pierceton jumped out ahead early in the game and Milford couldn’t

catch up. Two hits each in the game were made by Jay Auer and Jim Davies. Milford began winning again with a double header Saturday with Akron. The B-team won 12 to six with good pitching from Brian Goshert and good hitting. Mark Greenwood. Terry Powell and Vince Price had extra base hits. The A-team score was 11 to six with Greg Weisser the winning pitcher with Pat Speicher and Ernie Morris in relief. Mark Greenwood had three hits in the game and Jim Salazar, Ernie Morris and Pat Speicher provided extra base hits. The Trojans are 3-3 in the season, next home game is with Fairfield Wednesday 5:45 p.m. I f\ HtilfortfV I / Summer I The following are the standings as of June 27 for the Milford teams T-BaU W L Angels 2 0 As 2 1 Cute 11 Yankees 11 Royals 11 Orioles 1 2 Astros 0 2 Little League W L Tigers 2 0 Sox 4 1 Cards 2 1 Expos 1 2 Twins 0 2 Reds 0 3 Minor League W L Phillies 3 0 Mets 2 1 Padres s 1 2 Dodgers 1 3 Major League W L Pirates . 4 0 Braves 1 0 Giants 1 2 Indians 0 3 ? Indies -.Jj I F/ k Bo “ H * J/ r

The following is the results of ladies golf play e at the several courses in the greater Lakeland area. MAXWELTON Nassau was play for the day for women of the ladies association at Maxwelton Golf Course last Wednesday. Winners in the 18-hole group included: Rosemary Matthew, low total; Marge Newcomer, low front nine; and Barbara Kay, low back nine Ths nine-hole group was playing in the Land of Lakes Tournament in Warsaw last week, so no scores were given SOLTfISHORE Play of the day during South Shore Ladies* Day was tip-ins and low puts. 'Winners in the 18-hole group are Evelyn Steffan, Ruth Banta, Mildred Lot ter Nine-hole winners are Jenny Dewitt. Emma Souder. Mary Jane Lesh, Lori Welty, Jean Niles and Ann Galla han. First-round winners in the handicap tournament are Gloria Stoffel. Lee Wake, Jainx Henrich, Mildred Lotter, Jo Waltz and Evelyn Steffan AT WAWASEE Ih play in the Wawasee Golf Course, scramble Saturday, the team of Joe Hartsough, Charles Morrical, Bob Tenney and Evelyn Kilmer finished first with 32, or four under par Finishing second were Virgil Burns. Mike Zwickl. Terry Saylor and Mary Troyer with 33 or three under Also scoring 33, but determined third place finishers under a tiebreaker handicap system, were Tom Amaya, Orville Vander Reyden, Mary Young and Barb Hartsough

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\VSummer , MecreafioW In Syracuse, Little Major League play this past week, Pilcher's defeated Lions 7-6 with four runs in the bottom of the sixth. Kevin Smith was the winning pitcher, while David Workman took the loss. The Kistler boys, Brian and Davjd, were hitting heroes in the game, Brian with two-for-four and David at two-for-three. Other action found Rotary besting Bank 11-4. Rotary is now 3-0 while Bank has one win and three losses. Phil Price went four for-four at the plate, while Detert went three-for-three. Kevin Tracy had two hits in the game, as did Kris Cox and Ric Deister ’ Minors In Minor League play, Thornburg’s knocked out Socks and Love bested Klink’s. T-BaU In T-Ball play, the Cubs were victorious over the Dodgers, the A s bested the Sox and the Reds won over the Mets. League Standings: Majors W L Rotary 2 0 Lions 2 1 Pilchers 1 2 State Bank 1 3 Minors W L Klinks 3 1 Thornburg's 3 1 Tom Socks 1 3 Love 1 3 T-Ball W L Reds 1 0 Cute 1 0 As 1 0 Dodgers 0 1 Sox 0 1 Mets 0 1 In Syracuse Little League Major news, June 29 sees the travel league game at Rotary Field; practice June 30 with Rotary 9-11 and Bank 11-1; Lions vs Bank game at 6 on July 1; Lions vs Rotary at 8:30 a.m. and Pilchers and Bank at 2 on Monday. July 4; Lions vs Pilcher’s at 4 p.m. and Bank vs Rotary at 6 on July 8. Also July 12, practice of Lions 9-11 and Pilcher’s 11-1; travel teams playing on July 13; practices of Rotary 9-11 and Bank 11-1 on July 14; Bank vs Lions at 4 and Pilcher’s and Rotary at 6 on July 15; with Bank playing Pilcher s at 6 on July 18. In Minor League news, Thornburgs practice 9-11 and Socks 11-1 on June 29, Love vs Socks at 4 and Thornburgs vs Klinks at 6 on July 4; Klink’s practice 9-11 and Love 11-1 on July 11; Klink’s vs Love at 4 and Socks play Thornburgs at 6 on July 12. Thornburgs practice 9-11 and Socks 11-1 July 13; Socks play Klink s at 4 and Thornburg’s vs Love at 6 on July 14; Klink’s practice 9-11 and Love 11-1 on July 18; with Klink’s playing Thornburg's at 4 and Love vs Socks at 6 on July 19. T-Ball League Events On Monday, July 11, regular games will be the Reds vs Cubs at 5; A’s vs Mets at 6 and Cute vs Dodgers at7. Practice on Friday, July 15, will be Cubs and Sox at 12, Mets and Reds at 1. and Dodgers and A’s at 2. Schedules In youth center schedules on June 29, gymnastics day camp will be 9-12; gymnastics private lessons 1-5; and couples softball, 6-8. On Thursday, June 30, gymnastics day camp is 9-12; gymnastics private lessons 1-5. Gymnastics day camp on July I, will be 9-12 ' Softball The Syracuse girls softball Ateam is' leading the Bi-county travel league Standings are: Syracuse 3 1 Ligonier , 2 1 Pierceton 11 Sidney’ 11 Cromwell 0 3 In B-team action, standings are: Cromwell 3 0 Sidney’ 11 Ligonier 11 Syracuse 1 3 Couples softball standings are: Jay ’s Gang 3 0 Youth Center 2 1 Cromwell 2 1 Re-Runs 11 Todds 1 3

'r ~ i-1 Vi I W* liL .-iTi ■**' i rjSlrl WHITE SOX — Members of the White Sox team are shown above as they posed for a photographer recently. In front, left to right, are Tracy Ryman, Mike Bailey, Jamie Waycaster, Jay Krauter. Kris West and Terry Bailey. In the second row are Rick Radtke, Mark West. Kevin Jordan. Rod Vanlaningham, Ryan Wuthrich. Tony Blackburn and Randy Warren. In back are coaches Mike Ringler. Larry Ryman and Jim Waycaster.

-i ■ " 7■» W > BRAVES — Playing for the Milford Braves are front, left. Sylvia Morris. Joni Schultz. Liza Salazar. Theresa McClain. Angie Hostetler. Second left, are Jim Hostetler, coach. Jill Haab, Sheli Miller, Trisha Mullins, Rosalie Rouch, Tammy Ryman, Sherrill Wise. Deb Lechlitner and coach Joy Hostetler. Not pictured is Sandra Hernandez.

Wawasee girls suffer 12-0 defeat Saturday

Girls’ Softball League leading Thompson's team, dealt the local girls a five-inning 12-0 defeat Saturday. Kathi and Brenda Replogle had the only hits for Wawasee. Thompson’s scored five in the first and seven more in the fourth. On Mondav. the locals came BOWLING Tu«sdav Night xmsniners T 2 >0 Moonrakers 21' i 10'i Rejects 21 H Sesame Street Gans !» 13 Ks n is Goot Balls 14 16 Creepy Crawlers 16 16 Odd Balis >4 ’4 Good Guys 4 24 Boneless Breast 4 28 Hiott team game Creepy Crawlers 465 High team series Moonrakers 1324 450 series K Hamilton 455. E Siabaugh 486. N Anderson 488 170 games K Hamilton 186. N Dean 184. E Siabaugh 120 Wednesday Night Mtied Dov Wes New Paris Produce 21'1 6'»i Odd Balls 3’ 7 Super bowls Keeoier Kookies ’»' t ’’■'t Kraty Kerns '6 12 MireaNuts Unpredictabies Dotys »» ’ 7 4 Wheelers Split Heads ’0 ’• Syracuse Cleaners >6 ’• UOuie » Bar A Grill 8 20 High teem game and series Superbowls 661. 1898 600 series men E Coburn 608 500 series men K Stichfer SaO. J Kern $44 O Sorensen 540. B Simon $47. D Hamilton 506 k Knisley 509 Women c Hawn s2l 450 ser es B Kern 483. E Siabaugh 482. G Brown 457 200 games E Coburn 200. 235. O Sorensen 201 206. B Simon 213. 220. G Swih«rt2O2 170 games B Kern 178-. E Wogoman 190. E si«>augh 170. 186. L Hawn 192

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back to defeat Phil's Follies by the score of 9-8. With the score tied in the bottom of the seventh and the bases loaded, Martha Salazar's pop to second was dropped and allowed Nancy Shock to score from third, with the winning run. Kathi Replogle and Mary Kitson each had three hits and Lin Ummel had two hits for Wawasee. Nancy Shock was the winning pitcher. The girls record in the Goshen Ladies’ Fastpitch League is five wins and two losses.

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