The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 June 1978 — Page 3

Sports

f I* I n ill hßv & 1] Kb(N| 11 BH Jfl| mLBPBfi UNVEIL FOYT — Governor Otis R. Bowen, M. D.. unveiled the wax figure of 1 »7X King of Sports A. J. Foyt in the Palace of Sports at North Webster following the parade Saturday afternoon. Foyt was racing in California on Saturday and was unable to be present for the event. It is hoped he may be able to make it to North Webster later in the summer, On the left is J. Homer Shoop who holds the title of Merlin in the Palace of Sports and on the right is ABC Sportscaster Chris Schenkel w ho holds the title of King Arthur, a ? OfrW, . a I y " ■ Wr : I /fWt- | ■Zb i J r Ak' L SYRACUSE LIONS — The major league team of Syracuse Lions is one of four involved in the Syracuse little league program. In front, from left to right, are: Brad Traviolia, Mike Dewitt. Steve Hapner, Steve Yoder, John Mason and Scotty Yates. Standing in the rear, are: Ron Roberts, coach, Chris Curtis, Tracey Thornburg. John Hapner, Dave Roberts and Mark Walker.

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Brian Smith second in Tournament of Knights

The seventh annual Tournament of Knights contest proved to be a close and unusual one this year. A total of 16 young men competed Saturday in various sports events which included track, basketball, golf, tennis, baseball, and football. Teri Granger of Anderson, the first female to enter, dropped out before competition began. Brian Smith of Syracuse was first runner-up with a total of 75 points. This is the first year he has competed. Brian's sponsor, the Lakeland CB'ers, will receive SIOO. Jeff Hossler of Goshen won the title of Sir Lancelot du Lac with 83 points. Jeff is a 1975 graduate of Goshen High School, and attends Tri-State University. He is the first person to win the title

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twice making this his second win in three years. Jeff did not participate in last year’s tourney because of an injury. An award of SSOO will go to his sponsor, the First United Church of Goshen. Third, fourth, and fifth place winners were neck to neck in competition. Steve Bradford of Warsaw was third with 68 points, Cris Brandenburg of North Manchester came in fourth with 66 points, and. also of North Manchester, Dan Hoffman was the fifth place winner with 65 points. Each of their sponsors will receive SIOO. The 1977 champion Mike Young, a graduate of Central Noble High School and a member of the NCAA finalist Arkansas basketball team, did not attempt to defend his title.

ZS' Ladies / li § GaH Nlf \ [A. Results ]/ i 'A L\ AT MAXWELTON "Blind Partners" was the play of the day for Maxwelton Ladies on Wednesday, June 21. at the Maxwelton Golf Club. First place winners in the 18hole group were Dot Stiver and Esther Brewster. Second were Rose Mathew and Joan Stoelting, and tied for third place were Jane Musser and Marge Newcomer, and Gloria Stoffel and Janet Hays. Winners in the nine-hole group were Rosemary Lantz and Billie Gans; second. Marge Yoder and Dorothy Stahley; four-way tie on putts, Julie Rogers, Inez Beiswanger, Bonnie Newman and Pearl Miller. ATSOUTHSHORE Play of the day for the nine hole group was "Low gross, low net, low putts." Jinny DeWitt and Jan Maher won the low gross while Karol Clark and Doris Paulus were winners in low net. Betty Cornell won low putts. The nine hole ladies group will meet on Wednesday, July 5, instead of Tuesday at 8:45 am. "The Most” was play for the day of the 18 hole group. Winning the first four places were; Coreen Fuller. Lucy Johnson, Jane Musser and Lee Wake. \V'Summer \]j The following are Milford Summer Recreation Standings; Major League W L Giants 3 1 Pirates 3 1 Indians 2 2 Braves o 4 Minor League W L Dodgers 3 0 Mets 2 2 Phillies 1 2 Padres 1 3 Little League W L Sox 3 1 Twins 3 1 Reds 3 1 Cards 2 2 Expos 1 3 Tigers 0 4 T-Ball W L Cubs 3 0 Bears 2 ,1 Astros 2 1 Yankees 2 1 A’s 11 Angels F 2 Royals ’ -1 2 Orioles 1 2 Cardinals 1 2

NMkhll I 111 J-W K9UK jWwu' F/ *■ Jmf'Rh“*st EFmNR PILCHER'S SHOES— The team of Pilcher's Shoes, above, is one of four teams participating in the Syracuse little league program and major league. In the front, left to right, are: Jeff Dunithan. Todd McCullouch. Scott Dowty, Steve Dunithan, Paul Fink and Tom Carr. Standing in the back, are team members: Price Pounds, Bob Mansfield. Jamie Wine. Chris Cox. Kevin Tracey and Barry Taylor. Coach Doug McGarvey is in the rear. Jeff Welborn 11 wins silver paui e. schmucker Jeff Welborn, nine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Welborn. The Paul Revere Companies box 415 r 2 Syracuse, won a silver metal in the Eastern National life*health*noncancellable disability • group Amatuer Athletic Union hr estate planing Championships in Shippensburg, ■ _ Pa. K* ~ ~ K K 2 Jeff was competing in the Nappanee, Indiana 46550 Greco-Roman style of wrestling, Telephone: Res. 219-773-3778 in the 60 pound midget weight oHICe 457 4488 group. His record was 3-1.

Pony League at Milford Milford lost to Syracuse, 11-7, last Thursday. It was a close game until the sixth, when the Milford pitchers gave up seven runs on walks. Dickenhoof had two hits and Cripe, a double, with Deter a single for Syracuse. Eric Beer and Rick Pena had extra base hits for Milford. Kevin Smith was the winning pitcher. Milford traveled to North Webster Tuesday and defeated Webster 13-5, Milford jumped out early in the game with five runs and extra base hits by Pat Speicher. Mark Greenwood and Brian Goshert Jay and Jerry Auer both had two-R.8.1.s with Greenwood's five. Winning pitcher was Rick Pena and Ross Dahlstrom in relief. Milford hosted Fairfield BTeam Thursday with Milford winning 21-8. Fairfield led after first inning, 7-0, then Milford started to hit the Falcons in the second. Jerry Auer, Jeff Richards and Brad LeCount pounted for three hits each. Paul Siefried and Vince Price had two hits each and Dick Doll, Eric Beer, and Brian Goshert with one. Jerry Auer was the winning pitcher. Milford travels to Syracuse at Wawasee Thursday. Game time - 6p.m. f Syracuse \ fl Little JI Y League y Standings as of last Friday. June 23, in the Syracuse Little League, have been released by Bob Harkness, chairman of the Little League, and director of the Lakeland Youth Center. Minor League Boys W L Wyant Chevrolet . 3 0 Don’s Excavating 2 1 Love Furniture 2 1 Tom Socks 1 2 Ace Hardware 1 2 Village Plumbing 0 3 Major League Girls W 1 VyLactos (Sweet Swatters) 1 0 V.F.W 11 Kentucky Fried Chicken 0 1 Major League Boys W L Lions 3 0 State Bank 2 1 Rotary 1 2 Pilchers 0 3 Minor League Girls W L Syracuse Rubber Co. 1 0 Wyant Chevrolet 11 Gas for Less 0 1 T-Ball W L V.F.W. Aux. 1 0 Thornburgs Walgreen 1 0 Lakeland Realty 10 Klinks Cubs 01 Three Flags 0 1 Bornman Ins. 0 1

Pony League

IjniEWOmT" r ' jl SYRACUSE ROTARY — Participating in the major league of the Syracuse little league program is Syracuse Rotary International. Team members kneeling, from left to right, are: Gary Price, Larry Erb. Craig Cobbum. Tom Prickett and Jim LeTour. Standing in the second row include team members: Bobby Galloway. Bobby Elson. Dan Clodfelter. Jim Schlabach, Blaine Sawyer and Mike Henn. Coaches Jim Mills and Doug Schrock are in the rear. __ ( 1 $ I ■bAffSSRQSMRB ill IkLOVE FURNITURE — Participating in the minor league of the Syracuse Little Leagu< is pci>gram is Love Furniture. Kneeling in front, left to right, are team members: Bobby Bartman. Mike Cannon. Eric KnigiH. Mike Clodfelter and Shane Kahle. \ Team members standing in the second row include: Jerry Kinch, Richard Troup. Mike Cannon.! Darren Keim. Todd Roberts and Greg Sawyer. Coaches Ron Roberts and Dick Keim are in the rear. Not pictured are Andy Miller and Mike Gross. Syracuse stops Falcons

Syracuse traveled to Fairfield last Thursday. June 22. and came away with a narrow win over the Falcons, 11-7, in the Lakeland Fairfield Pony League. For Syracuse, Mark Detert registered his first victory as a pitcher. Timely hitting by Jeff Nicodemus and Ron Cripe contributed to the offensive punch of the Yellowjackets. . Standings At the end of the first round of

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competition in the Lakeland Fairfield Pony League, Syracuse is in first place with a 3-0 win-loss record Milford is just one game back at 2-0. Fairfield is in third place with one win and two

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losses. North Webster is in last place vtf i t h a 0-3 record Syracuse will play Milford Thursday night. June 29. at Wawasee High School, game time6p.m.

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