The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 July 1978 — Page 3

Sports

I* < fcWr ■BSfl l r ttl aCT* : i> IO*" '' t jt. * t "'WH -wtR jM g| fl y f MvEB BL. 4 ’< A < * &.. j| i I K-' : " jg?/< / / >-, lu . t . - •.i ' ■ WYANT CHEVROLET — One of the teams in the Syracuse little league program, minor league, is Wyant Chevrolet. Kneeling above, left to right, are team members: Matt Gasper, Steve Schmahl. Mark Keener, Larry Martin aud Chris Elder. f In the second row. are: Ronnie Thomas. Tim Angas, Brad Traviolia, Erick Jones, Troy Morrow and Todd Lea mon? Coach Mike Mangas is in the back. Not pictured is coach Hal Traviolia.

Milford stops Fairfield 11 -3 Milford was host to Fairfield last Tuesday in the Pony League and won 11-3 behind the pitching of Pat Speicher and Koss Dahlstrom The game was tied up-to the fifth, then Milford started tbyhit. A triple by Mike LeCount got things going. Jay Auer, Rick Pena and Mark Greenwood, all had doubles, and Pat Speicher; Bfian Goshert and Greg Weisser, had singles. Milford gave up only three hits to Fairfield —two to Immel and onetoFiel Milford is now tied with Syracuse in first place in the league with four wins and one loss. . j The next game .will be with North Webster at Milford at, 6 pm. Thursday. Milford will host Akron at 6 p.m. on Friday.

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TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR — The minor league team of Tom Socks Sportswear is one of six involved in the Syracuse little league program. In the front, from left to right, ar©: Troy Dull, Mark Elkins, Roger Galloway. Steven Singer and Kob McKibben. Standing in the back, team members are as follows: Darryl Witt, Kenny Wright, Mike Meek. Danny McCullough, Scott Kleeman and Jeff Wellborn. . ■ Coaches Dale McKibben and Ralph Stahley are in the rear. j

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Take part in Special Olympics at ISU

A number of Lakeland youth participated in the Speical Olympics events at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, June 26I 28. There were 2.500 taking part. A special parade of all contestants took place on Monday, opening the Olympic events. Each group had different outfits. • There was a carnival for the children on Monday night. Elementary Participants A total of 22 area youths of Diane Elliott’s special class at Syracuse took part in. the event. They were accompanied on he trip by Pat Bartow, Tammy McCulloch, Jill Grindle and Alice Steffen, who helped coach and get them to their areas. Results show the following winners. Domingo Bautista, two firsts and a second; Mike Cannon, three first and two seconds; Harold Cole, one first and a seventh; Todd Gillum, one first, three seconds and a fourth; Randy Peterson, two firsts, a third, a fourth, a fifth and a sixth; Also, Tina Huff r, a second and jBF - x W IfeAlßg jL

W -Ladies it g Golf W/ ATMAXWELTON Play of the day for Maxwelton ladies last Wednesday was "Throw Out. 1 Winners in the 18-hole -group wfere: Delight Craig, first; Rose Mathew, second; and June Auer, third. Nine-hole winners were: Rosemary Lantz, first; Barbara Beemer, Bonnie Newman, tie, second; and Jo Butler and Julie Rogers, tie. third. Low putts went < to June Lantz. A monthly meeting of both groups was held and plans discussed for guest day. Weekly certificates of the month for golf were handed out to individuals. A well-loved game is tennis and though it came to us from England in 1873, America now Boasts well over 10 million active players and more than 150,000 courts. * * * The greatest crowd at a regular tennis match was 25j578 at the first day of the Davis Cup Challenge Round between Australia and the United States at Sydney, Australia, in 1954. The favorite drink amoiig tennis players this year <ls the Wimbledon Whistle, made with Seagram’s Gin and Schwepp’s Bitter Lemon with a slice of orange. CALLANDER INSURANCE All Forms Os Personal Aryl Business Insurance 155 W. Market Phone 773-4103 Nappanee

a third; Traci Huffer, two firsts and a second; Donald Koithahn, a first, a fourth and a fifth; Ronald Koithahn, a first and a fifth; Bob Larkin, a first, a second and a third; Also, Lisa Maggart, a second and two thirds; Tiffany Marquart, a first and a seventh; Danny McCulloch, a first, two seconds, a fourth and a fifth; Todd McCulloch, four firsts and two seconds; . , And, Pat Miller, two firsts and a third; Jean Roder, five firsts; Danny Schrock, one first, two thirds and a second; Tony Starkweather; one first, three seconds and a third; Rita Stuckman. two firsts and a second; and Donnie Kauffman, three firsts. Junior High Helen Merchie accompanied the junior high students and served as their coach. She has listed the following winners: ! 22f\yard dash — Beverly Kyle, second; Rick Pruitt, second; Kent Elliott, fifth; 50 yard dash — Wade Manges, first; Joel Downing, third; Standing broad jump — Bev Kyle, first; Rick Pruitt, third; Wade Manges, third; Baseball throw — Joel Downing, third; Kent Elliott, 1 fifth; i „ 440 yard relay — First in state (Rick Pruitt, Kent Elliott, Wade Manges and Bob Larkin). In arts and crafts Anna Sparduto placed first and Lisa Siebert placed second with punch hook, rugs and Wade Manges placed first with a yarn poodle. /WfW| l X'j ’ ID i| \\'Summer / T-Ball Standings W L Cubs 4 0 Yankees 3 1 Bears ' 3 1 As 2 1 Cards • . 22 Astros 2 2 Angels 2 3 Royals 1 2 Orioles 3 Minor League Standings W L Dodgers 4 0 Phillies 2 2 Mets 2 3 Padres 1 4 Little League Standings W L Twins 4 1 Reds ' 3 1 Sox 3 1 Cards - 23 Expos 1 4 Major League Standings W L Pirates 5 1 Giants 4 1 Indians , 2 3 Braves 0 6 The top 10 minor league hitters . are as follows: Tammy Hare .778 Irma Cruz . .706 Deb Arriola .667 Sally Perales .625 ' Cris Troup 583 Lisa Beer ' .538 Christy Speicher .538 Kathy Weisser - .500 Susie Hoover .471 Tina Lehman .462 The top 10 major league hitters are as follows: Angie Hostetler .826 Myra Ruch * .706 Martha Cruz - .688 Carol Meier .529 Marcia Sorensen 529 Anita Blackburn .500 Pattie Zimmerman .500 Lori Richardson .500 Cathy Fifer .500 Theresa McClain .480 The 10 top Little League hitters are as follows: Brad Weisser .647 Tony Blackburn .611 Mike Hernandez .571 Joe Albert Melendez .538 Robert Roa .538 Ryan Wuthrich .529 Brian Henson .500 Derek Kreider .500 t Raymond Pena ' ■ - .500 Craig Ostendorf .455 The 10 top Little League pitchers are as follows: »■ EftA Brad Weisser 0.75 Tony Blackburn 1.35 Brian Henson 1.74 Mike Hernandez 2.37 Mike Pruitt 6.75 Troy Harney 7.71 Tony Troup 8.18 Karl Schmucker • 8.40 Tim Clever 9.00 Robert Roa 10.79

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Many winners in Fun Run

In The Mail-Journal Fun Run July 3 there were many winners. Even if not winning a trophy, all the 64 runners participating won in competition and fun. Below is a list of all runners competing with the finishing times. In the 3.2 mile race, with 36 entered, finishing times were: Tim Lower, first place, 17:36; f Tim Hamman, second place, 18:08; Ray Miller, third place, 18:53; Scott Miller, fourth 19:36; and Mike Myers, fifth place, 20:10. Other runners and their times in the 3?2 mile race include: Bryan Mapes, 20:53; Brett Roby, 21:44; Betsy Johnson, 22:15; Don Neff, 22:46; Art Obegon, 22:49; Ralph Bushong, 22:53; John Kendall, 22:54; James Clements, « 23:11; Fred Myers, 23:37; John Haffner, 24:25; Bryan Holderman, 24:41; Kathy King, 25:29; Bart Curtis, 25:42; Steve Snyder, 25:46; Bill Rudell, 25:47; and Dick Eagon, 25:49. Also, David Kendall, 26:13; Paul Dieterlen, 26:35; Roy Williams, 27:14; Troy Minton. 27:56; Sharon Rapp, 27:57; Gary Connolly, 28:13; Fern Neff, 28:31; Robert Rush, 28:43; Henry Smith, 28:48; Arch Baumgartner, 29:44; Jack Carr, 32:29, Greg Gehring, 32:54; Lisa Trexler, I 34:15; and Richard Roby, 35:31. In the 7.8 mile race, with 28 runners competing, finishing times were: Cam Boyer, first place, 45:35; Homer Miller, second place, 46:56; Bryon Sponseller, third place, 47:06; Ron Peters, fourth place, 47:49;

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and Steve Badskey, fifth place, 48:19, Other times include: Troy Dilly, 48:45; Stan Garber. 50:16; Dale LeCount, 51:09; Charles Morrissey, 51:50; Doug Hoover. 52:10; Phil Johnson, 52:14; Jim Mench. 53:46; Ron Baurhgartner. 55:41; Chuck Best. 55:43; Kevin Walker. 59:06; Robert Lehman.

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60:14; Thomas Trexler, 60:43; Richard Dilly. 60:56; Tim Kennedy, 63:13; Tom Stiver. 63:40; ferry Trexler. 63:46; Jim Mills, 64:15; Larry Best, 67:05; Rich Stoller, 168:27; Bernadette Lehman, 68:34; Diane Walter, 68:58; and Tad Schrock, 78:03. The race was held starting at the Syracuse city park.

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