The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 July 1979 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed.. July 18.1979

Sports

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2,314 in Lakeland Summer Program

The following report was made to t lie Lakeland School Board last on the summer recreation programs at Milford. Syracuse an(j North Webster. The report shdws a total of 2,314 par ticjpating youngsters: Wawasee Girls'softball 17 Open gym , M Tennis 20 Golf 17 New Paris Speedway - SATURDAY - Top Racing On Paved Oval First Event 7:45 KIDS CAN RIDE WITH FAVORITE DRIVER AT INTERMISSION

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Girls'basketball 33 Boys'basketball 34 Swimiping , 1.005 Band 142 SyraciJse T-ball . 100 Little League 96 Girls'softball 57 Pony League 20 Band 60 Orchestra 34 Milford T-ball 101 Little League 68 Girls'softball 95 Pony League 21 \yhat pitcher holds these lifetime World Series records? Most wins (10); most games (22); most games started (22); innings pitched F (116); most strikeouts (94); most bases on balls (34); most losses (8). Mayj ‘PJOJ :H 3 MS NV

Band 90 Orchestra • 27 North Webster T-Ball I’o Pony League 25 Band 85 Orchestra 27 The Little League progrtim at North Webster is not run through the school program and is not listed in the total figures.

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EXCITING EXPOS — The Milford Expos, one of several Little League teams in town, are shown above. • Kneeling in row one, from left to right, are Troy Harney, Kerwin Miller, Jeff Carter, Steve 7 Miller, Ricky Thompson and Todd Wilson. The back row consists of coach Mike Ringler, Tracy Ryman, Rob Brooks, Ned Hunsberger, Terry Ryman and coach Larry Ryman.

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Wawasee swim team stopped by Rochester, TV

Members of the Wawasee swim team were defeated by the Rochester Royals (410-170) and the Tippecanoe Valley swimmers (376-167) in meets held July 10 and 11. Coach Tim Caldwell stated the team was 3-0 for the season but the loses do not reflect the talent of the team. Caldwell said the problem is in the fact they don't have enough team members. Less than 10 boys are on the team. A full team is needed to win meets. The team will swim at North Manchester at 9:30 am. on Saturday in the final meet of the summer season. Caldwell further noted a winter swim team, for youngsters seven years old through the eighth grade, will be formed in midSeptember. First place winners for the young Wawasee team are listed. Winners in the Rochester meet areas follows: Chris Eldridge, Jennifer Tuttle, Angela Kirkdorfer and Lara Tracy, girls 9-10 free style relay Mike Tuttle, boys eight and under back and free style Jennifer Baumgartner, girls eightand under breaststroke Suzie Baumgartner, girls 9-10 breaststroke Eric Jones — boys 9-10 breaststroke Jennifer Patty, girls 13-14 breast and free style Barbie Butler, girls eight and under backstroke and free style Tony Boyer, boys 13-14 long free style b Area skiers place at Open Area residents won honors at the Hoosier Open ski tournament held at Nellans Lake in Warsaw over the week end. Todd Smith of Camelot Lake of the Valley won third in tricks, third in slalom, first in jump and first over all in junior boys'. His sister, Paula, also participated in the the event. Marcia Jochim of Evansville and Camelot Lake placed third in slalom, first in tricks, first in jump and was first over all in the women’s divison. Jill Tully of Lake Wawasee. skiing for Camelot, won second in jump, second in tricks and third in slalom in the girls' division. Her sister, Jane Tully, placed third in slalom and fourth in tricks. She also placed first in jump with a 72 joot jump to earn her Exceptional Performance and qualify for the Midwest regionals in the junior girls’ division. The girls’ father, Dr. William Tully, placed fourth in slalom, third in jump and third in tricks in the veteran men’s division.

Chris Eldridge, girls 9-10, long and short free style Jennifer Tuttle, girls 9-10 butterfly Mike Banks, eight and under individual medley Lara Tracy. Suzie Baumgartner. Jennifer Tuttle and Chris Eldridge, girls 9-10 medley relay Tippecanoe Valley < Following are the results from the Tippecanoe Valley meet : Chris Eldridge, Suzie Baumgartner. Jennifer Tuttle and Angela Kirkdorfer, girls 9-10 medley relay Jennifer Tuttle, girls 9-10 short free style Jennifer Tuttle. Suzie Baumgartner, Angela Kirkdorfer / and Chris Eldridge, girls 9-10 free style relay -Jennifer Banks, Cris Baumgartner. Stephanie Eldridge and Julie McDaniel, girls 11-12 free relay Cris Baumgartner. Jennifer Banks, Lesla Gadsen and Stephanie Eldridge, girls 11-12 medley relay Jennifer Baumgartner, girls eight and under breaststroke Suzie Baumgartner, girls 9-10 breaststroke Jennifer Tuttle, girls butterfly Jennifer Banks, girls 11-12 butterfly Sirena Bartow, girls eight and under long free style Belinda Whitridge, girls 11-12 long free style Chris Eldridge, girls 9-10 backstroke Stephanie Eldridge, girls 11-12 backstroke Jennifer Tuttle, girls eightand under individual medley John Pifer, boys 13 and over individual medley Barbie Butler, girls eight and under short free style / W Ladies *j// [ 1 Golf f \ • \ Results JI MAXWELTON Maxwelton ladies had medal play as the play of the day on July 11. Winners in the 18-hole group were, low gross. Rose Sedgwick: second low gross. Mavis Vanderveer and Delight Craig. Low net winner was Doris Sedgwick and low putt winner was. Mary Jane Knudson. The nine hole group winners were, first place. Leilane Nemeth: second place. June Lantz, Jo Butler. Rose Lantz and Marge Yoder. The first round of handicap has been started and must be in by today (Wednesday).

' # fi # W K r -.. il fai’TV W . . ROARIN' REDS — Members of the Reds, a Milford Little League team, are pictured above with ' their coaches. / In front, from left to right, are Darin Hostetler. Bill Fulp, Mitch Price. KendallGalegor and Jeff Moore. ( In back are coach Mike Barnett. John Wilkinson. Jerry Wilkinson. Steve Galegor. Carl Rouch and coach Steve Galegor. Sr.

H® W -w JB M •• I ABM -4 ■ • -jpl REGAL ROYALS —Pictured above are members of the Royals, one of Milford’s T-ball teams-. In row one. from left to right, are Brent Beer, Mike Dunean. Marlene Price. Evelyn Strickland and Jonathan Shaw . , Row two includes coach Ron Bjella, Brian Wuthrich, Danny Wuthrich, Terry Templin, Ricky Powell, Stephanie Carter and coach Fred Powell. Not pictured are coach Terry Powell and Brian Bowser. The first crossword puzzle appeared in the New York World in 1913. IF' rs t National Bank Os Warsaw Announced Two Significant Changes Designed To Help The Small Saver. I TOP I INHREST regular passbook savings accounts Your existing First National savings account will automat- ■ ically begin to earn the new f you do not have a f First National savings account, > you'll be happy to learn that wb you can earn the new rate | with no minimum deposit and % no penalty for early drawal.-Interest compounded PER YEAR the ■ time open savings account? B small saver minimums—- ■ LARGESAVER ■ RATES. New 4-Year Investment Certificate ... First National Bank has announced the FDIC. First National Bank of Warsbw availability of the new 4-year investment ' offers a variety of savings plans,’ not.to certificate for savers with deposits as confuse, but to meet the various needs low as SSOO. The rate is determined by of our customers. mUMMR the cost of money on the market, currently 7.6%. The rate is, of course, guaranteed aHgE|| until the certificate matures. All deposit- Stop in any office soon and learn how to ors are insured up to $40,000 by the put your money to work for you. first B((Bb) national ■BWbank WARSAW • CLAYPOOL • MILFORD MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION