The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 August 1977 — Page 4
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LETS TRY THIS — Wawasee football coach Hal Travlotia seem* to be telling Warrior Craig Luttman to "get in there and try something different” during Friday night's football Jamboree at North Wood. Wawasee and Northridge lost 41-0 against strong North Wood and Plymouth teams.
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NEW GAME’ — Warrior Kevin Butcher appears to be Involved in a new game as be* crawls about the ground with football in hand. Actually Kevin was tackled and managed to keep the ball in Warrior possession while his opponent also took a tumble.
Warriors in re-building season, tromped by North Wood — Plymouth
Wawasee teamed up with Northridge last Friday night in a re-building year for the annual pre-season football Jamboree at North Wood and the two teams were over whelmed by powerful Plymouth and North Wood teams The final score was 41-0 Host North Wood and Plymouth with Buchanan back for one more year, proved to have a one-two
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Milford Christian Church Jo|g ROBERT GREENWOOD in th* book of J*r*mioh th*r* is this v*ry sobering thought. "Th* harvest is past, th* summer is end*d ond we ar* not saved. How sadly try* that is of many people. Summer has com* and gon* and they or* not saved. For som* th* summer of their lit* has com* and gon* and they still hav* not »ok*n cor* of th* greatest need of their lit*, th* assurance of a h*av*nfy horn*. Th* church fills many n**ds in th* community and in th* world. It provides many things for man and woman, boys and girls But th* most important thing that th* church do*s is to stand os o stopping ston* to bring people to their creator that they might know Him as th* JOY and th* LIGHT of th*ir lives. At Milford Christian Church wo invit* ydu who ore seeking for peace of mind and searching for meaning to life to com* — we want you tp m**t th* SAVIOUR on a personal basis so that Ho might b* your Saviour too. MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 658-9151 If you are looking for a CHURCH HOME. Corn*! Wecon help you If you ore looking for CHURCH WORK Com*l You con help us
punch all evening as they completely dominated the play and showed where the Northern Lakes Conference power might be this year. Wawasee’s leading gainer for the evening was Ray Gerber, a five foot, 10 inch junior who was starting in his first game Gerber chalked up 28 of the Warrior's 42 yards gained during the evening. North Wood led the teams in yards gained as they rushed for 145 and passed for 119. Plymouth totaled 106 yards and Northridge added 63 to the Warriors yardage for a total of 370 for the North Wood — Plymouth team and 105 for the Wawasee — Northridge team. The winning teams chalked up 19 first downs — 12 by rushing, five by passing and two by penalties. The Warriors and Raiders had a total of eight first downs — four by rushing and four by passing.
The victors were penalized a total of 75 yards while Wawasee and Northridge were penalized a total of 45 yards. The Warriors will travel to Warsaw on Friday night for the first game of the season and the first game in NLC competition. County Bowling League organizes The County Bowling League held an organizational meeting Monday. Aug. 15, at Wawasee Bowl, Syracuse. The league will start its season Monday, Sept. 12, at 7:30 p.m. League officers are as follows: Frank Nyikos — president Keith Stichter — vice-president . Eugene Henning — treasurer Loren Longenbaugh — secretary Brown receives suspended sentence William Brown. Milford, appeared in Kosciusko Superior Court last Thursday and received one to 10-year suspended sentence from Allan A. Rasor. superior court judge Brown was originally charged in juvenile court and the charges transferred to superior court. He was charged with the theft of more than sll4 from a residence, owned by Arch Baumgartner, Milford. Following the suspended sentence. Brown was placed on probation for two years by Judge Rasor. He was also directed to make restitution of the stolen money* as a probation provision.
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\9ll Pee Wee Football Pee Wee Football returns for the fourth year at The Lakeland Youth Center in Syracuse. This offensive flag program is for boys in grad.es two. three, four and five, and girls in grades four and five. Sign-up dates for the three Lakeland communities are: North Webster. Saturday, Aug/> 27,8-9 am. and Monday, Aug. 20, after school; Milford. Saturday. Aug. 27, 12 noon to 1 p.m. and Wednesday, Aug. 31, after school; and Syracuse, Saturday, Hurryin' Hoosiers big this year: Hagen The Hurryin’ Hoosiers. Indiana University’s mighty football team, is in for a winning season, if one can take at face value the word of Syracuse attorney John C. Hagen. Judge Hagen is well known for his dogged devotion to Big Red in any and all of its sports, and this season would appear to be no exception. Hagen writes an I.U. newsletter, using the pen name J.Q. Fann, concerning the ongoing football season, which he distributes to I.U. fans in Indiana and elsewhere. Praise For Pont He called former I.U. football coach John Pont “a real gentleman and an outstanding coach”, noting that Pont ran into the “black walk-out problem” in 1968, which he said was no fault of his own. Speaker Hagen gave the background of current I.U. coach Lee Corso and said this year’s team is a culmination of “five years of building.” He called this year’s I.U. squad “the hardest working bunch of fellows I’ve ever seen.” “Ten of the 11 players who were on the field last year when the winning touchdown against Purdue was made are back on the I.U. squad this year,” Hagen said. And, tweeking the noses of Purdue fans in his audience, Judge Hagen said seven of the most popular football magazines on the newsstands right now are picking I.U. over Purdue in the upcoming football season Hagen concluded by noting that I.U. “has a big jump in front" this year inasmuch as they don’t play Michigan.
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TOURNEY WINNERS — Winners in the junior league program of South Shore Golf Course are left, Jeff Jinks, second. 12-14 boy’s: Mflie Miller, first boy’s 12-14. low putts; John Mason, boys 9-11; Beckie Welty, giri’sb-11; and Todd Miller, boy’s 12-14. third. With the winners is the South Shore pro Steve Roderick, back.
League starts The Thursday Night Bowling League will start its regular season Thursday, Sept. 1. All games are played at Wawasee Bowl in Syracuse.
Aug. 27. 10-11 a.m., and Thursday, Sept. 1, after school. The sign-ups on August 27 will be at Little League Parks in each of the towns. North Webster youth will practice on Monday or Tuesday; Milford on Wednesday; and Syracuse on Thursday and Friday. Games will be played on the following Saturdays, Sept. 10, 17, 24, October 8, 15, and 22. ( 1 GeH Ey \ Is Results 'jl The following is the results of ladies golf play at the several courses in the greater Lakeland area: ATSOUTHSHORE Ladies in the 18-hole group at the South Shore Golf Club played three-man best ball on Tuesday morning with the team of Gloria Stoffel, Evelyn Steffen and Stella Heckaman finishing in first place. The nine-hole group enjoyed bingel. bangel, bungel as the play of the day. Pearl Herrmann and Bertha Lehman finished in a tie for first place and Dorothy Snyder and Carol Clark finished in a tie for second place. Buses to leave for Warsaw game Fan buses for the WawaseeWarsaw football game Friday night will be leaving the locations at designated times. Buses will leave Milford and Syracuse at 6:30 p.m., and will arrive in North Webster at 6:45 p.m. Game time is 7:30 at Warsaw. Tickets will be on sale at the gate. The real estate salesman told the prospect that he did have a house within his price range, “but it’s been condemned." The old time- revealed his much-envied secret at being able to remember names: “Years ago I took that Sam Carnegie course.”
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A Fl jjj I "Er x A t .1 GIRLS* SOFTBALL TEAM — Pictured above are members of the Wawasee High School girls’ softball team who participated in the Goshen fastpitch league this summer. From left in the bottom row are Lin Ummel, Robin Hamman, Charlotte “Tat” Tatman, Cris Taylor andJoHepler. In the second row are Tammi Deßolt, Andrea Henson, Dianne Darr, Marie Kitson, Kathi Replogle and Mary Kitson. In back are John Replogle, who served as coach for the team; Jenny Hughes, Brenda Repiogle, Nancy Shock and Martha Salazar. AWARD WINNERS — Members of the Wawasee High School girls* fastpitch softball team held their annual awards banquet at the Milford Fire Station on Monday night. Shown from left are Nancy Shock, pitching award; Mary and Marie Kitson. coaches' award; Kathi Replogle, being congratulated by her father, John, for having won both the batting and most valuable player award; Lin Ummel, hustle award; and Dianne Darr, most improved. y
Girls fastpitch team completes season 13-7
The 1977 Wawasee High School girls fastpitch softball team finished fourth in the Goshen Women’s League and third in the semi-state. The season’s record was 13-7. Nancy Shock was the top pitcher with 11 wins and six losses. Jenny Hughes won one and lost one while Martha Salazar won one game. The team batted at a .314 clip with Kathi Replogle leading the team at .354. Martha Salazar hit .351 with Brenda Replogle at .341. Nancy Shock hit .317, Marie Kitson .286, Mary Kitson .256. Nancy Shock and Marie Kitson each had a home run, while Andrea Henson led in triples with three. Brenda Replogle had six doubles to lead in that area. Kathi Repiogle led the team in most hits and runs scored All girls contributed in making this a very good season said coach John Repiogle. On defense, Lin Ummel, Mary Kitson and Martha Salazar did outstanding
jobs. Next year, said Repiogle, . should be a very good year since the team only loses three girls and it looks like a good crop of freshmen are coming up. Team members this year were Charlotte Tatman, Lin Ummel, Nancy Shock. Marie Kitson,
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Andrea Henson, Brenda Replogle, Martha Salazar, Kathi Replogle, Mary Kitson, Dianne Darr, Tammi Deßolt, Jenny Hughes, Jo Hepler, RobinHamman and Cris Taylor. Coaches were John and Clifford Replogle.