The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 April 1979 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 18,1979

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Sports Barth LPGA Classic at / i \\ Plymouth August 17, 18, F 9

Top touring pros on the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour will return to Plymouth to compete in an established tournament with a new name, the Barth LPGA Classic, August 17-18-19. Formerly the Hoosier LPGA Classic, this year's tournament will have an increased purse of SIOO,OOO, up $40,000 from last year. The site will once again be the Plymouth Country Club. Advanced sale tickets can be purchased at pro shops and golf courses in the area. The event marks the return of last year's Hoosier Classic winner Pat Bradley to defend her title. Competing with Bradley will be virtually all of the top money winners on the growing women’s pro circuit including previous Hoosier LPGA Classic winners JoAnne Carner in 1974 and 1976, Betsy Cullen in 1975 and Debbie Austin in 1977. Major sponsor of this year s tournament is Barth, Inc., of Milford a manufacturer of motorhomes, specialized vehicles and custom van interiors. The tournament will benefit the Special Olympics program. Each year the 2.000 volunteers involved in this program furnish services for 12,000 mentally retarded citizens in the State of Indiana providing a year-round program which includes training as well as competition in track, swimming, diving, basketball, bowling, gymnastics and other sports. Preceding the actual LPGA tournament will be a Pro-Am event scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 16. and two pro practice days on Tuesday, Aug. 14, and Wednesday, Aug. 15.

Bowling

City North League Burket Elevator 43 13 Grassy Creek Restaurant 41 15 Service Liquor 39'a 14'2 Hall True Value Hardware 38 18 Tool Specialties 34 22 Lake Trails 32 24 Kolars K lock Korner 32 24 Fitch's Jewelry 31 25 Clausing 29 27 Bill Nay Furniture 28 28Pepsi Cola 24 32 Means 20' a 35' 2 Moshers Marina 18 38 Slicers 17 39 P N Hirschß,Co 14 42 Kiwanis 7 49 High team game: Wall True Value Hard ware — 982 High team series Service Liquor — 2771 600 series: L Lipply 191, 212, 209 612 200 games: P Carson 232. D Stockman 201, D Zimmerman 201, B. Vandermark 200, G. Hall 220, A O'Connor 203, F Godshalk 225, K Shepherd*2o4, D Miller 215, C Arnett 202, R Kreischer 200, R Baney 203, W Morrison 212, C Garber 213. M Clay 209, G Freeman 212, J. Lauwerens 222, S Patterson 210 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 86 34 Bud’s Bar 83'? 36' 2 Kale Island Beacon 74' 2 45'2 Barth 72'2 47'2 North Webster Fire Aux 70 50 Lynn Feller Ins. 67,’2 52'2 Wawasee Electronics 66 54 Mary's Hobby Shop 66 54 Pilcher's Shoes 65 55 Ruff Wholesale 61 59 Geil's Keyboard Music 59 61 Lake City Bank 55 65 Turf Bar 54 66 Frog Tavern 52'2 67'2 Jay's Ins. & Realty 50 70 Quacker's Lounge 48'2 71'2 Spanky s Pizza 43 77 Unknowns 42' 2 77'2 Monsanto 42'2 77'2 Maple Leaf Farms 41 79 170 games: A May 177, 178, J Miller 175, P. Pollock 171, D. Fedderke 173, G. Brown 175, M. Cook 171, J. Jackson 173, C. Nolan 171, 178, R Geryity 179, H Taylor 171, K.

IRL? rv a IJjMUF WLrft 4 I£J i» ' 1 1 W WC W I ®nk ■/ V X w AA V r w bA Ww AMk ■ inlEri lOQV Hi I plwwJlwbX l lOsr IhHmuJj I IKKIk * ■ wBMBJmBI LEAGUE WINNERS — The Rinker Boat men’s basketball team from the Middlebury league left the tournament a winner last Wednesday night. It was Rinkerbuilt over Middlebury Church Furniture, 65-67. Rinkerbuilt was behind as much as nine points until the second half when free throw shots brought them back. Rinkerbuilt lost only three ga mes this season Shown in front are Bob Sylvester, Denny Lechlitner, Coach Brad Sorensen. Rob Zurcher and Ke ”li?the back are Mark Tatman, Dave White, Eric Coburn. Phil Stichter, Gary Klinke. Chad Sin grey was absent when the photo was taken.

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Solina 172. N Geil 173, K Knisley 178, D Glon 171, C Jefferies 176, D Walton 176, L Utrey 186, C Simpson 180, F Money 189, C Nolan 188, J. Reed 188, S. Corn 189, K Knisley 188, A Dean 190, D Fedderke 193, J Myers r? 3, P Benson 191, 200games: A May2o3; L. Spurling2os 450 series: D Hernandez 450, R. White 450. B Hamilton 463, A Dean 457, P Pollock 456, M Cook 456. J Harter 456, S. Zarse 453, A. Stahley 453, J, Myers 474, D Rigdon 456, S Bucher 471, S. Corn 464, C Blosser 462, C Jefferies 458, N. Shields. 462, D Walton 450, L. Ulrey 477, C. Becher 477, F. Money 486, P Benson 497, J Slabaugh 487, D Glon 483, L. Hawn 499 500 series: D Fedderkesl7, R Gerrity 507, H Taylor 508, J Reed 506, K Knisley 502, C Nolan 537, A, May 558 Hits & Misses Campbell Market 83'z 44'i Guide 70 58 Keg Tavern 69'z 58'z Wiles Motors 67'z 60'z Corn Flakes 66 62 Fry 8, Wells Realty 63'z 64'z Bud s Body Shop 62 62 Paul's U Lock It 60 68 Barth, Inc. 50' z 77'z Gutter Dusters 43'z 80'z High team game: Wiles Motors—7oo High team series: Campbell's Market — 2002 500 series: F. Nyikos 202 547, P. Campbell 204 573, L Newman 542, B. Slabaugh 215 569, D Butler 534, P Flanagan 535, K Knisley 500, N Wiles 253, 167, 171 591, G Nicolai 527. J. Fry 200, 222 580. D Butler 523 450 series: C Campbell 171 467, S. Gilbert 175 479, J. Eby 170, 163 467 160 games: K. Beezley 188 County Pilcher's Shoes 43 17 RV Wheels 41 19 Bud's Body Shop 36 24 Auer's Serv. 35 1 z 24'z Wawasee Home Serv. 32 28 Paul's U Lock It 32 28 Kurly'S Keglers 31 29 Petz Dairy Queen 31 29 StußonJac 29' z 30'z Rinker Built 29 31

Liske’s 32'z Frost Ant & TV Serv 27 33 Wawasee Bowl 26'z 33' z Barbee Hotel 25 35 Louie's 25 35 Whetfen Asphalt 25 35 Cline's 22 38 Parker's Hybrids 22 38 High team game and series: RV Wheels — 981 2748 600 series: J Mprganthaler6l7 500,series: J. Kirkdorfer 547, R. Wogoman 515, W. Alderfer 548. D. Burkett 521, E. Harting 564, M. Ganshorn 504, B Coburn 508, K Knisley 549. K. Knisley 571, D Knisley 546, R: Solina 540, J. Kimble 554, R. Simon 539, G. Pavel 546, D Hyde 533, E. Coburn 562, J Bohnstedt 573, D Thibaut 506. F Nyikos 542. R Strombeck 506, C. Snodgrass 559, W Schwalm 527, S Richardson 526, Q. Smith 548, C Garner 583, M, Sumpter 567, P. Stichter 529, G. Liskeso2 200 games: E. Harting 204, B. Coburn 219, K. Knisley 202, J Kimble 209, R. Simon 214, J Morganthaler 245, 203, K Hartman 212, G Pavel 214, t> Hyde 211, J Bohnstedt 200, D Sorensen 201. C Snodgrass 225. W. Schwalm 202. D. Smith 204 , 202, C Garner 213, M. Sumpter 208 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Nellan's Realty 78 42 Dewart Lake Marina 76 44 Mastercraft Zs'z 44'z Star Store A)' z 49'z LaPetite 67 53 WyantChevrolet 62 58 State Bank of Syracuse 55' z 64' z Spry Decorator 54 66 Beacon 49 71 Enchanted Hills Playhouse 48 72 Ace Pest Control 43' z 76'4 Don s Mechanic 41 79 High team game: Nellan's Realty — 874 High team series: Dewart Lake Marina — 2409 500 series: L Speicher 509, J Slabaugh 518, R Gerrity 585. B Klinesol 450 series: L Jones 466, L Culbertson 493, J Maher4sß, B Hinton4s3, E. Hunter 459, L Marsh 499, S. Quinn 480. M Willard 460, L. McFarland 469, L Eastman 457, J. Gray 466 200games: J. Slabaugh2lo, R Gerrity 207 170 games: L. Crow 177, L Speicher 192, J.

Slabaugh 192, J Maher 190, R Gerrity 190, 188, S Heckaman 176, E Hunter 175, 170. L Marsh 185, 174, S Quinn 176, 171, B Nine 187, L McFarland 176, L. Eastman 170, B Kline 199 Land 'O' Lakes Ligonier Elks 43 17 Wawasee Bowl 39 21 C & J Construction 38 22 Flint Realty 37'2 22' 2 Syracuse Legion 35' 2 24' 2 Frog Tavern , 33 27 J. P Midway Lounge 33 27 Crow Rooting Inc. 32' 2 27' 2 The Little People Shoppe 32 28 State Bank of Syracuse - 30' r 29'2 The Lost Knight 27'2 32’2 Whitacre Excavating 27' 2 32'z Mid State Ins Agency 27 33 Knight of Columbus 35 Cromwell Lumber 23'2 36'2 Paul's Ceramic 20' 2 39'2 Commodore Corp 20 40 Sprague Roofing 15 45 High team game Ligonier Elks —922 High team series The Lost Knight — 2698 500 series M Hoile 504. R. Einsiedel 522. R Hicks 506. M Durham 544, M Sprague 518, G. Sorensen 533, K. Knisley 535, L Newman 521, R Simon 526, D. Butler 544. J M Karesh 519, F. Nyikos 550. C Summerlot 536. D Smßh 585. S Butt 535, J. James 527, T Ervin 524, R. Dean 568, C. Walton 530, G. Henning 515, P Fought 533, D. Patrick 518, R Williamson 568 200 games: R Einseidel 227, M Durham 203. M. Sprague 208, M Neises2o9, F Nyikos 212, C. Summerlot 203, G. Price 235, B. Eyer 206, R. Graff 222, S Butt2lß, T. Ervin 201. A Sprague 200, R Williamson 201 Milford Business Vega won the roll off for league champions over Little & Clark 2910 2739 Little & Clark 46' 2 17'z Campbell's 46 18 Vega 44 20 Augsburger's 41 23 Doty'S 40 24 Wuthrich 37 27 Speicher 37 27 Jeff's 33 31 Walter's 32' 2 31 '2 CFS 31 33 UTS 30 34 Sharp's 22 4 2 Scott's 22 42 Walker's 19'2 44'z Milford Motors 19 45 •WyantChev. 10' 2 53'2 High team game Wuthrich & Sons — 1121 High team series: Vega —3058 600 series: D. Butler 603 500 series D Garrett 519, P Campbell 567, L. Newman 571, B. Simon 536, G. Hepler 511, R. Barnett 510, D. Casto 510, B. Wolterman 554, L. Troup 539. H. Troup 567, D. Wolterman 533, N. Olson 552, D Wuthrich 552, C. Bradley 530, P. Gates 531, B. Elkins 549, R. Williams 511. D. Blosser 506, O Richardssls, H. Bartman,s9B, D. Salter 559, B. Rice 510, L. Welty 547, L. Young 519, G. Kiinkes44, J. FelknerSH 200games: D. Garrett 208, B. Martz 201, P. Campbell 201, L Newman 215, B. Simon 205, D. Butler 244, 212, G. Hepler 200, L. Troup 205, D. Wolterman 204, H. Troup 221, N. Olson 238, D. Wuthrich 226, C Bradley 200, B

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Spearman in Oklahoma Relays Lorene Spearman, Dewart Lake, competed in the 440-yard relay in the Oklahoma Relays, April 13 and 14 for lowa State University. The relays were held at Norman, Okla. Also competing were Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas and Texas Women’s University. Boosters to meet at Syracuse Thursday The Syracuse Little League Boosters will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday at the Lakeland Youth Center to organize and elect officers. A discussion will be held on lighting for the Rotary Field and on general league and financial operations. Everyone is invited and welcome to attend. Harkness resigns from youth center Word has been received of the resignation of Robert Harkness as director of the Lakeland Youth Center. Harkness has served as director for 15 months. He took over the position from Dan Caskey, who resigned to go into the insurance business. In his letter of resignation, Harkness said the reason for his leaving is to take a position in private business. Rev. Steven Archer, member of the youth center’s board of directors, said. “Since he has been on the job. the youth center has had a major increase in programming. New people have been attracted to the youth center.” Harkness could not be reached for comment.

Elkins 210, H. Bartman 213, D Salter 208, J Felkner 213, B Sorensen 201 Honor Scores 4-10-79 High team game & series Augsburger’s: 1037 2980 500 series: K Doty 527, G Klinke 514, K Stichter 527, P, Campbell 534, D Rensberger 527, L Newman 585, D Butler 510, L Troup 509. H Bartman 528, L. Welty 542, G Heeler 508, K Mathews 526, G. Sorensen 519. P Mock 537, Jr Koher 511, J Brumbaugh 504, S Custer 501, B Seeley 531, P Speicher 536, R Smith 514, B Kaiser 513, C Grove 554, B Elkinss27, D Blosser 530, D Zachery 524, R Barnett 531, J Bray 500, M Tatman 585, D Johns 525 200 games K Doty 201. D Rensberger 203, L Newman 206. B Simon 208, G. Hepler 202, C. Grove 213. 200, R Williams 203, D Blosser 201, M Tatman 211 # Sunday Nite Holiday Rambler 95 29 Evans 78' 2 45'2 Fairmont 76 48 Holiday Homes 69' 2 54'2 Oasis 68'2 55'2 K. I . Bait 62' 2 57'z X Rays 62 62 Tayjor Wholesale 59'2 64'2 Millers 54 66 Shaw's 51 69 Smokeys 50 74 Louie's 48'2 75'2 Tim's Texaco 47 73 G. Guzzlers - 38 86 Highteamgame: Evans —726 High team series: Holiday Rambler — 1961 500 series: D. Blosser 520, G. Richardsso4, G. Pauff 503. K. Knisley 537, D. Ketcham 599, C, Weaver 526. A. Dean 508 450 series: M Pauff 472, L. Hawn 464, E Slabaugh 484, L. Jones 485, C. Simpson 455, K. Solina49s, 8 Swihart46s 200 games: D. Blosser 200, G. Richards 201, D Ketcham 206, 210, K. Solina 206, C. Weaver2l7, A Dean2ll 170 games: P Rouston 172, M Pauff 188. C. Weaver 176. B. Swihart 174 Tuesday Night Ladies Lakeof the Va lley .693 Whetten Asphalt .664 Syracuse Rubber .617 Das Keller 608 Barth Vans 568 Walter Drugs .556 Wawasee Interiors .523 Schwartz's Super Valu .453 The Papers Inc. .405 Ganshorn-Plumber .362 Butler Customs .359 My Store .304 High team game: Ganshorn-Plummer — 787 High team series Das Keller —2226 500 series: J. Worfinger 532, E. Slabaugh 512, N Peterson 505 450 series: S. Keim 470, B Schopf 477, M Pauff 474, J. Meroney 461, E. Wogoman 480 200games: J. Wortinger 202 160 games: J. Butler 160, S. Brown 165, P. Green 160, J. Brumbaugh 168, J. Wortinger 167, 163, I. Chamberlin 180, E. Slabaugh 188, 167, E Stichter 1«, P Smith 164, M. Deck 169. S. Keim 173, 173, B. Schopf 188. M Pauff 174, J Meroney 177, B. Weimer 163. E. Wogoman 179, N. Peterson 171,182

■ t / » “ ' wmKS||Sm g TOP IN GYMN’ASTICS — The Wawasee High Schoolgymnastics team held a recognition program on Tuesday . April 10, in the school auditorium. Selected by her teammates as most valuable player was Nahcy Amos, far left. Receiving the intermediate award was Kelli Price, center: and the beginning award went to Beth Walker right. Not available for the picture was Kathie Yoder. She was awarded the high point in optional with an individual score of 214.00. Gymnastics awards are presented at Wawasee

The Wawasee gymastics team’s annual awards night was held on Tuesday, April 10. in the Wawasee High School auditorium. Beth Walker won the High school - ends season High School bowling league ended its season with a banquet Monday evening at Wawasee Bowl south of Syracuse. The bowlers received both league and tournament awards. Winners of the league awards were as follows: Team — First, 714. consisting of David Kern, Steve Keim. Jeff Beezley and Darrell Stahley; second, 3 Hits and Miss, members included Jim Kampf, Gregg Weisser, Chuck Swihart and Patty Gerrity; third. Champions with Ron Hammon, Ted Tobin, Dean Culbertson and Ray Hively as members; last place. Quallad Kids, composed of Tim Hubartt and Rusty Smith High average — Boy, David Kern \yith 145; girl, Patty Gerrity with 149 Most improved average — Boy, Darrell Stahley with27pins; girl, LaDonna Mackey with 21 pins High series scratch — Boys, Chuck Swihart 523, David Kern 513, and Gregg Weisser 500; girls, Patty Gerrity 540, Gayle Swartz 454, and Jeannie Dean 440 High series handicap — Boys, Darrell Stahley 709, Ron Harris 679, and Jack Conley 678. girls. Tammy Ryman 697, Kelly Rockenbaugh 684, Mary Packer 678 High game scratch — Boys, Paul Williams 253, Craig Eby 200, Jeff Beezley 190; girls, Tammy Eby, 196, Deb Sellers 192, Sheli Miller 186 High game handicap — Boys, Ray Hively and Pat Morganthaler tied with 273, John Jessop 261, and Rod Hammon 260; girls, Myra White 269, Tracy Campbell 264, and Denise Mast 252 Tournament Winners of the tournament follow: Doubles — First, Richard Rhodes and Ted Tobin with 1306; second. Mary Packer and LaDonna Mackey 1276; third. Denise Moore and Gayle Swartz 1257 Singles — Richard Rhodes 731, Rod Hammon 688 and Craig Eby 685 All events — Boys, Richard Rhodes 1386* Chuck Swihart and Ted Tobin tied with 1301 and Rod Hammon 1299; girls, Tammy Ryman 1278, Gayle Swartz 1259, and Sheli Miller 1251

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beginning award; Kelli Price, the intermediate award; Kathie Yoder the high point award for optional; and Nancy Amos, most valuable player award. The beginning gymnastics team had a season record of four wins seven loses. Recieving their numerals were: Kristi Landon, “80;” Carol Meir and Kathy Moore, “82 ” Individual scores for those on the beginning team were: Stephanie Baumgartner, 49; Kina Hamman, 89.60; Kisti Landon. 95.35; Carol Meir. 107.10; Kathy Moore, 35.60; Lee Debacht, 58.10; and Beth Walker. ■141.70. Amy Reed was injured during the season. The season record for the intermediate team was 1-10 and receiving her numeral was Theresa McClain. “82. ” Individual scores for those on this team were: Deb Carey. 82.85; Theresa McClain. 82.45; Kelli Price, 192.90; and Daryn Rigden. 24.55. The optional team ended its season with a 8-3 record. Dandy Kortenber received her letter along with a certificate. Individual scores were: Nancy Amos. 210.10; Dandy Kortenber. 120.65; Boody Brewer, 68.20; and Kathie Yoder. 214.00. Also receiving a letter award

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was Pat Greene, manager All girls participating on the gymnastics team received a certificate. ■. * Sectionals Kelli Price placed first in vault at the sectionals held at Wawasee in the intermediate division and sixth on the beam. Also placing in the intermediate division was Beth Walker. She placed fifth in vault. Kathie Yoder was fifth all around, second on bars and third in floor exercises Nancy Amos placed third on the beam and Boody Brewer was fourth on the bars Price. Amos and Yoder competed in the gymnastics regionals also held at Wawasee High School.

Rolls 253 game Nancy Wiles of r 1 North Webster rolled a 253 game Wednesday, April 11. while bowling in the Hits and Misses league at Wawasee Bowl south of Syracuse. Carrying an average of 145. Nancy will receive the 100 over average patch from the Women’s International Bowling Congress.