The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 July 1977 — Page 3

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Scramble tournament at Maxwelton Golf Club

* Maxwelton Golf Club will bold a local state Scramble Golf tournament event on August 7, according to club pro Bob Carlson, and individuals are to call the club for tee times. Winners of the tourney will advance to the regional sites selected throughout the state, and winning teams of regional will advance to state finals at Eagle Creek Golf Club in Indianapolis on September 16. The Scramble Golf tournament event is the largest golfing event in Indiana, with thousands of

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golfers participating at loca levels, according to a release thi week. Hundreds of golf course throughout the state are par ticipating in the state event. SECRET TREATY Verace, Florence and the Papacy signed a secret treaty Dec. 12. 1524. pledging not to aid the allies of I. LEE SEIZED Maj Gen. Charles Lee was captured by the British at Baskiridge, N.J.. on Dec. 12, 1776.

Lakeland Locals Mrs. Nora Kirkwood's daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Howard Cutter and three children. Kirk, Kathy and Jeff, are spending two weeks vacation with her at Harborside home. The Cutters are from New Canaan. Conn. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller and daughters, Shari, Sheli, Shawna and Shantel of Dewart Lake, spent the week end in laming, Mich., where they attended the Spartan Open Water Ski Tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Waltz of Lake Wawasee and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jr., of Goshen, returned yesterday (Tuesday from a week’s stay in Fort Collins, Colo., guests of Dr. James P. Waltz and family

Canoe and hiking field trip planned

The next Audubon field trip has been set for Sunday. Aug. 7, to property owned by Nathan Clark near Etna. Those attending will be able to hike or canoe. The group will meet at the South Shore participating in state meet The South Shore Golf Club will hold a local state scramble golf tournament event on August 7. The tourney is only the beginning for the winners, who will advance to the regional sites selected throughout the state. Those teams winning at the regional level will advance to the state finals to be held at Eagle Creek Golf Club on September 16 in Indianapolis. Persons wanting further information on this unique event should contact Steve Roderick at the South Shore Golf Club. The Scramble golf tournament event is the largest golfing event in Indiana with thousands of golfers participating in the local levels. Milford Summer Recreation Following are the standings for the several leagues participating in the Milford summer recreation program: T-Ball W L T As 6 1 Orioles 4 3 Angels 4 3 Yankees 4 3 Cubs 3 4 Royals 3 4 Astros 0 5 Little League Cards 7 2 Sox 7 2 Tigers 5 4 Reds 2 5 Twins 2 6 Expos 2 6 Minor League Softball Phillies 6 0 1’ Dodgers 3 4 1 Mets 3 5 Padres 2 5 Major League Softball Pirates 71 Braves 5 2 Indians 2 S Giants 17 Golfers score well A hole-in-one and a double eagle were achieved at the Maxwelton Golf Course in Syracuse last Saturday, July 23. The hole-in-one was played by Gary Baker of North Webster. He sank the honor on the third hole using a nine iron. The total distance of the hole is 126 yards. Baker was playing with John Kimble, Scrappy Graff and Peck Kline, all of Syracuse. The double eagle was achieved on the tenth hole by Darrell Krugman. 17, of Ligonier. He used a number three wood at a distance of 240 yards to sink the bail. His total score for the 18 holes was 68 A double eagle is a score of two on a par five.

Pierceton Community Building at 1:45 p.m. There will be a few extra canoes available on a first-come-first-serve basis. Persons seeking additional information should contact Maureen W. Bagwell, r 3 box 239 Warsaw. IVV • I \A'Summer / \to K . H l&credtiow With one game remaining, the Syracuse Little League standings are as follows: < Major League W L Rotary 6 3 Lions 5 3 Bank 3 6 Pilcher 3 5 Minor League Klinks 5 1 Thornburgs 4 3 Socks 3 4 Love 3 4 Teams in both leagues will be 1 involved in tournament play the first week in August. The schedule for the tournament play is as follows: Major League Schedule Monday. August 1 — Lions vs Pilchers. 6 p.m. Wednesday. August 3 — Bank vs Rotary. 6 p.m. Thursday, August 4 — Winner Lions-Pilchers game, practice 8-9:30 am.; Winner Bank-Rotary game, practice 9:30-11 a.m. Friday, August 5 — Winners meet 6 p.m. Minor League Schedule Tuesday. August 2 — Klinks vs Love, 4 p.m ; Socks vs Thornburgs. 6 p.m. Thursday, August 4 — Winners of tournament games practice 12-2 p.m. Friday, August 5 — Winners meet 4 p.m. Batting Leaders The following are the present batting leaders for the major and minor league: Major League Mark Detert .526 Phil Price - .500 Kevin Smith .474 Bob Mansfield .462 Steve Dunithan .455 Rod Lung .471 Minor League David Kistler .706 Jim Latour .533 BradTraviolia .455 Ken Weaver .438 Dan Clodfelter .417 Scott McLeod .333 T-Ball League Present standings in the T-ball league are as follows: W L As 3 1 Mets 3 1 Reds 2 2 Sox 2 2 Cubs 2 2 Dodgers 0 4 T-ball games this week are: Thursday, July 28 — Mets vs Cubs, 5 p.m.: Dodgers vs A’s, 6 p.m.; Sox vs Reds, 7 p.m. These games are at Vega Field. Friday. July 29 — Final games of the season and awards night. Mets vs Sox, 5 p.m.; Cubs vs A’s, 6 p.m.; Dodgers vs Reds, 7 p.m. These games are at Rotary Field. Uniforms are to be turned in on August 6. The return schedule is as follows: Major League — 8-12 a m Lakeland Youth Center, keep hats Minor League — 8-12 a m Lakeland Youth Center, keep hats If any player is unable to return his uniform on August 6, put the uniform in a grocery bag and return to school with the name on the outside Jfo not taring unifotms to the ball park. T-Ball League — Keep hat and shirt.

WHS FOOTBALL PRACTICE SET Football practice for Wawasee High School to set to begin August 8. Callout for grades 18,11 and 12 to tar 8 a.m. on August 8. This to the first practice of the season. All boys must have a physical examination prior to the practice. Forms are available in the high school office. Practice for ninth grade football will begin August 15. New Paris Speedway - SATURDAY - Taps la Racing Hobby Stocks FIRST RACE 7:45

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BBBU ‘ -W * ■ , 1.1 > . 4 .|l JU > m ’ - JhLL 1w h SOX—Shown above to the Sox, a T-ball team in the Syracuse summer recreation program. Kneeling from left to right are Roger Galloway, Steve Schmahl. Julie Schmahl, Jeff Waterman and Mike Meek. Sitting in the second row from left to right are John Waterman. Eric Williams. Jerome Corson, David Livingood, Brad Gerstner and Dan McCullough. In the back is coach Gary Meek.

HOLE IN ONE AT BIG BOULDER David Chaney of 659 East Greenwich Ave., West Warwick. R. 1., hit a hole-in-one on the par 3 number 7 hole at Big Boulder. Golf Course. Milford, Monday. The hole on number seven is 119 yards from the tee. Golfing with Chaney were Linette Chaney and Rex and Steve Chaney. They are vacationing with relatives at Lake Tippecanoe, Also witnessing the hoie-in-one were course owner Stanley Custer, Marvin Rapp and Aroold Doll, ail of Milford. Chaney was presented a trophy from the golf course.

Cigarettes stolen Several cartons of cigarettes were stolen over the week end from a small grocery store, owned by Leo Chalk. Dewart Lake r 3 Syracuse. County police report thieves removed a window screen and fan to gain entry

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