The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 May 1979 — Page 9

Sports

BMH9HHHHHHBHPHHK JBBHBf JHHRHkSHHHMNIhMI FUTURE WARRIORS — These future Wawasee Warrior wrestlers competed in the U.S. Kids Wrestling Federation LaPorte Regionals on Saturday. From left are Kelly Frank. 75 pound champion: Joe Grise. third in BU % pound class: Brad Traviolia, XO pound champion: Brett Traviolia, 7(1 pound champion: Jeff Welborn. 65 pound champion ; and Josh a participant.

Win honors at regional track meet

Lakeland wrestlers competed in the U.S. Kids' Wrestling Federation LaPorte regionals last Saturday. They came home with six first place finishes and

Comment on Sports

BASEBALL * * '* By Pete F rite hie WASHINGTON, D. C. It appears likely the acquisition of Tommy John (a dead ringer for Robert Stack of Elliot Ness fame) was the key move to bring the New York Yankees their third pennant, and possibly third world title. With Ron Guidry and Tommy John, the Yanks now have just about the best twosome going in the pitching department. And to back them up are four or five other solid moundsmen on this season’s Yankee squad. The Yanks, of course, are playing in a tough league. Boston. Milwaukee (a real dark horse) and Baltimore, plus Detroit, are better than average ball clubs, and any one of these teams might win a

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three third place honors. Winning championships were: Brad Traviolia in the 80 pound, 11-12'yearolds Mike Hernandez in the 105

flag in another division. But unless something happens to Reduce the effectiveness of [Guidry and John, the Yanks (must remain favorites. The hunch is that Philadelphia will win the playoffs in • the National League this year. That would set up a confrontation between awesome Phillie power and superb Yankee pitching. The pros hold that pitching is decisive in the Series and if dogma holds. Bob Lemon might win it all this year again-this time as man-' ager a full season. And Tommy John might not merely give the Yanks’ victory insurance: his absence might be the reason the Dodgers fail to repeat in the National.

pound. 13-14 year olds Jeff Welborn in the 65 pound, 10 and under age group Dan Bechtol in the 90 pound. 11 12 year olds kelly Frank in the 75 pound. 10 and under age group Bret Traviolia in the 70 pound, 10 and under age group Third place finishes were earned by Joe Hernandez at 75 pounds in the 10 and under group; . Bob Grise in the year olds ; and John Frye in the 95 pound. Ki-14 year olds. Coaches for the team are Date VanLue. Jerry Smith and Terry Frank. Over 300 wrestlers attended the meet. The next meet for the boys will be the AAU state finals at Indianapolis Tech High School on May 11 and 12 Radiator stolen Sam Swedarskey. 224 E. Boston St., Syracuse, reported to police that someone stole a radiator from a GMC truck at his business. The call was received by police at 12:17 p in. Monday. April 30. The truck was also vandalized. Damage to the truck and the loss of the radiator was valued at SSOO.

Tippy to continue popular contest

» The first meeting of the board of directors of the Lake Tippecanoe Property Owners, for the 1979 season was recently held at the Lake Tippecanoe Country Club. President Kempher welcomed the 16 members who attended Contest For the past few years the association has conducted a fishing contest for members and announced at the meeting that it will be continued this year, with a special contest for children of members as was done last year for the first time. The board decided to continue the funding of the Sheriff's Auxiliary lake patrol South Shore ladies elect new officers The South Shore Ladies' Golf Association held its first meeting. Sunday at 8.30 am. Approximately 35 ladies attended. Elected as officers were: President - Gloria Stoffel Vice President — Ethel Hughes Secretary-treasurer — Jean Got shall Meetings will be every Tuesday with the 18 holders meeting at 9 a m and the nine holers meeting at 10 a.m. for the month of May. Car hits tree A 1975 Chevrolet driven by Thomas L. Dye, 26. r 5 box 366 Syracuse, hit a tree at the residence of Grace Betes. 606 South Front Street, Syracuse. The accident was Thursday, April 26, at 8:29 p.m. Dye suffered a chin laceration while a passenger in the auto, Julie Pearson. 18, r 5 box 366 Syracuse, sustained small cuts to the face and a possible broken nose. She was treated at Goshen Hospital Damage to Dye’s auto was estimated at SI,BOO and damage to the tree was SSO. Syracuse and Indiana State police investigated the accident.

this year, and to continue its funding of half of the costs of the Fourth of July fireworks display, produced annually on the lakefront by the country club Dates were set for the annual membership meeting. July 13. and for the annual dinner dance. August 17. In line with the association's avowed purpose of preserving the character of the lake, a discussion was held on the apparent trend of the marinas to extend their pier areas to intrude on areas zoned residential. It was the opinion of some members that this indicated a possible effort to exploit the lake by attracting boat owners from outside the lake area, to the detriment of local residents, and leading to overcrowding A zoning board meeting is scheduled for May 14.7:30 p.m in the courthouse basement. The next meeting of the board was scheduled for May 26. Any resident of the lake is welcome to attend and address the board. Booster signs being sold Syracuse Little League Boosters are currently selling 4xß advertising signs to interested individuals and businesses in the area who desire to support the Little League. The signs are being sold for the outfield fence at the Little League Park. The proceeds will be used to purchase the new lighting system for the park north of town. The boosters have a goal of SB,OOO from this project. All interested persons should contact Sam Fryback who is in charge of sign sales for further information.

From the Syracuse police blotter

The following items are taken from the Syracuse police department log: April 24 9:01 a m. — Subject inquired about passenger service on the B&O. 11:01 a m. — Lady reported dog tied in rain, tangled in wires. 3:43 p.m. — Lady advised a subject called her and said she has a girl at her house beaten up by a man and dropped off on a county road. 6:34 p.m. — Man requested EMS for help with his wife. April 25 11:49 a m. — Reserve officer advised two subjects are looking in cars uptown area. He advised the cars do have the keys in them. Clear, requested officer meet him right away. 1:59 p.m. — Subject on station reported he hit a dog. not dead yet. advised officer. April 26 12:54 a m. — Lady advised husband keeps calling her and advised her he was going to blow her house up 4:08a.m. — Woman advised for another lady who advised her someone is in her house. Clear to officer. 8:53 a.m. — Lady reported some man in a dark blue possible Nova following her daughter, also got a note. Advised her to

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j| J® J A B ./ /j TO PUSH SPECIAL OLYMPICS — Working to underwrite the finances of the local Special Olympics team are from left Dianne Elliott. Mike Kern. Harn Koontz and Helen Murchie. Kern is ■ owner of the North Webster Dairy Queen and Koontz is the new owner of the Syracuse Dairy Queen;

Dairy Queens to help in Special Olympics fund drive

Two Syracuse Junior High School teachers and the ow ners of the Syracuse and North Webster Dairy Queen outlets have joined hands to raise $2,000 to underwrite expenses for the 6 Lakeland Special Olympics team The team will participate in the Junior Olympics at the regional level in a swim meet at South Bend Clay High School on May 9. and in the regional track meet at the same school on May 12. Then, from June 28 to 30 the 40member team will go to the In-

come to station with note She will. 9:28 p.m. — Lady on station reference a car following her all day and evening, a 1979 Monte Carlo, cannel in color. She lives alone, afraid to go home. Clear to county. April 27 11:08 a m — Lady complained of door-to-door salesman on South Harrison Officer clear 5:29 p.m. — Officer requested call a man and advised him to go to the county jail, reference his son. Clear 8:19 p.m. — Subject advised car has him blocked in would like it moved. Advised him to advise the plate number and check the theater April 28 2:45 a m — Officer to call a man to meet at high school reference son's car. Clear will meet officer 9:15 a.m. — Local business complained of intoxicated subjects at store. Officer clear 11:03 a.m. — Woman reported bicycle in her yard several days. Officer clear 12:16 p.m. - Officer reference 11:03 a.m. bicycle will be at the residence until a truck can pick it, up for information it is b a red boys' bike with twin basket on rear 3:53 p.m. — Subject on station requested if we had any old fire

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diana state games at Terre Haute for state-wide competition In Fund Drive And here come the. two owners of the Lakeland Dairy Queen outlets Mike Kern, owner of the North Webster Dairy Queen, and Harry Koontz, the new owner of the Syracuse Dairy Queen, have agreed to turn over all the profits of their May 11 Dairy Queen sales to the Special Olympics fund drive. This is the second year the two outlets have aided in this good cause. In addition, thev will sell $1.50 coupon books. v;3j>d at from $7

hose Advised will check with the chief 6:15 p.m. — Subject on stated reported tan Dodge going south in the northbound lane on SR 13 at the up town light. Officer clear 6:27 p.m. — Lady reported pick-up truck behind the last house on the left of .Washington Street. She advised the house is vacant (Ifficer dear \pril 29 11:43 a.m — Subject on station advised water leak at Wawasee Laundromat Water department clear « 1:10 p in. — Woman advised water leak on Medusa Street. Water department clear 5:46 p.m. — CB’er reported white Chevy or Pontiac, possibly two door, coming in west from Pickwick Road, subjects throwing fire crackers out the windows. Clear to officer 10 p.m. - Young lady called in for police at the corner of Pickwick Road. Advised ot a terrible fight. Would not give am other information and hung up. Clear of officer April 30 9:39 a.m. — Subject oh station for information reference permits to build storage shed. Advised to cheek at clerk s office 1-1:20 a m. — Man called for name of locksmit h. Advised 12:57 p.m. — Subject for in-

to S 9. with all those proceeds going to the cause According to Mrs. Elliott and M rs. Murchie . one loca 1 athlete will represent the state in the International Special Olympics at Brockport. N. Y.. August 8 to 13. and this alone will cost $375. The lad is Todd McCulloch, a fifth grader, who will participate in the 200 meter run and the throwing of a softball. So. remember the date May 11 to visit your local Dairy Queen, if you want to help finance the local Special Olympics team

formation reference lost money Clear to officer 7:26 p.m Lady requested officer check at new building past Vega, left side, a kid with a blue bike, ramsacking through tools, etc. Clear to officer 10:29 p.m Man on station to see officer reference two hitskips up at Wawasee High School, an old chevy. 9 May 1 8:31 am. — Subject for information reference filing for a handgun permit 11:41 a m. — Man reported subjects selling tools at business. Officer clear and enroute 3:10 p.m. - Man-reported no water on Branch Street 5:35 p.m. — Subject on station to have his speedometer tested, reference citation issued by county officer who told him to come here for test < - 7:46 p.m. — Anonymous subject reporter! kids throwing rocks in the street. Henry . and Harrison. ’ Baseball fans are already getting up hot arguments about the next pennant race. ** * * Too many geniuses make for inefficiency.

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