The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 June 1980 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 18,1980
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Sports
Three more enter 9th Tournament of Knights
Three more outstanding athletes have entered the 1980 Tournament of Knights. They are Mike Hite of Plymouth; Steve Sittler, Silver Lake; and Mark Sumpter, Warsaw. The Tournament of Knights is held annually in conjunction with the Mermaid Festival. The tournament is open to graduates of accredited high schools who art sponsored by a non-profit organization. Each competes as a “Knight” of their local community and on behalf of their nonprofit sponsors for the SI,OOO in awards to be granted to the sponsors of the winning contestants. MIKE HITE r- “KNIGHT OF PLYMOUTH” — Mike Hite is being sponsored by the Plymouth High School Letterman s Club and will compete as the “Knight of Plymouth”. He is six feet tall and weighs 170 pounds. He is the 18 year-old son of Dale and Alice Hite, 19341 Lincoln Highway, Plymouth. While at Plymouth High School, Mike lettered four years in baseball and was selected all conference 2nd team in 1979. He also lettered two years in football and basketball and was first team and honorable mention all conference respectively in 1979. Mike also was the recipient of the Kizer Award which is awarded Trojans win 2 The Milford Junior High baseball team is off and running with two victoi>es—in the past week. On Thursday the young Trojans defeated Fairfield 26-3 on the Falcon’s field. On Monday they defeated Syracuse 9-8 in a close contest played on the Milford field. Brian Henson was the winning pitcher against Fairfield with Tony Blackburn as catcher. Brad Weisser, Blackburn and Ron Schwartz each had triples. Blackburn also had two Roubles while Weisser and Ray Pena each hit doubles. Dick Doll was the winning pitcher against Syracuse with Blackburn as catcher. They were also the .outstanding hitters of the game with Blackburn getting two doubles and Doll getting a double and a single.
Jesus Said ... "If any man will come after me. let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me. This verse strikes right at the heart of our greatest problem in the Christian life and the church today. It is the matter of denying "SELF." SELF . . . demands attention and glory that belongs to JESUS. We refer to it as egotism. Call it whatever you may, it still stands between many dear souls and the victorious Christian life. SELF . . . insists on having its own way, often at the expense of the Will of God. Self winks at clear declarations and demands of the Bible that are there for our own good. SELF . . . hoards time for doing the things that please the flesh. This is why the alarm is not as important on Sunday as on other week days, the same kind of rationalization on Wednesdays would result in the loss of a job. Why can't we see the losses it brings when we cheat God out of time that is His? SELF . . . demonstrating its old nature, directs our attention to newspapers, magazines, and sometimes downright hurtful reading. All the while, there lies available to us the unerring Word of God. SELF . . .'often ignores the call to Christian stewardship of time, talent and money. In this fast economy, it is difficult to make the income cover the expenses. If we are not careful we will be trying to pay for the things we want with money that is "holy unto the Lord." SELF ... is the old nature, and as such, it can do nothing but sin. The new nature (II Cor. 5:17) given to every born again person cannot sin. It now becomes a matter of determining to which nature we will yield and obey. I will be praying for you that you will obey the very Person of Christ within you I
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Carl Shearer Minister
Milford Christian Church
Fourth And Henry Streets
annually for outstanding athletic and academic achievement, Mike has elected to attend Albion College to study pre-law. ♦ * I ’ 1 STEVE SITTLER — “KNIGHT OF SILVER LAKE" — Silver Lake Area Jaycees are sponsoring Steve Sittier who will compete as “Knight of Silver Lake”, Steve is the 19 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sittier, R. R. 1 Box 313A, Silver Lake, IN. He is 5’10” tall and weighs 180 pounds. Steve is majoring in Earth Science at Indiana Central University. While at Warsaw Community High School he lettered in football three years, and in 1978 was voted team MVP; AP and UPI all-state Honorable Mention; Bloomington HeraldTelephone all-state first team; allNLC; and is the holder of eight school receiving records. He also lettered two years each in
Wrestling tourney to be held at WHS
A Wawasee High School wrestling tournament will be held Saturday, June 28, at Wawasee High School. The tournament is open to all registered 1980 United States Wrestling Federation card holders who were or currently are enrolled in and attending junior high and high school. This also includes the 1980 high school graduates. There will be two divisions. Division onflOwill be those who are seventh, eighth and ninth grades during the 1979-80 school year and division two will be those who were enrolled as sophomores, juniors or seniors last year. If a freshman wishes to ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING AT WHS Myron Dickerson, head football coach for Wawasee High School, has called an organizational meeting for all those interested in playing football this year. The meeting will be at 6 p.m„ Thursday, June 19, in the Wawasee High School gym. The meeting will be brief, but important.
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basketball and baseball. He was the third place finisher in the 1979 Tournament of Knights. \ IJ* 1 ■ MARK SUMPTER — "KNIGHT OF WARSAW LIONS” — Mark is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Sumpter, 216 S. Scott St.. Warsaw. He will be attending Ball State in the fall to study business administration. Mark is 18 years old, stands six feet tall and weighs 160 pounds. While at Warsaw Community High School, Mark lettered two years in varsity baseball. He also lettered two years in varsity basketball and was named Most Improved Player the 78-79 season. In 1980 he was team captain and received the Hustler Award. Mark is being sponsored by the Warsaw Noon Lions Club and will be competing as “Knight of Warsaw Lions”.
move up into division two he may do so. The weight classes in division one will be 83.5, 88, 92.5, 99, 105.5, 112, 121, 130, 138.5, 149.5, 160.5, 171., above 171.5. Weight classes in division two will be 98, 105.5, 114.. 5, 123, 132, 143, 154, 165, 178. 191.5, unlimited. All invitational tourneys for the 1980 summer season have an entry fee. There will be no preentries and all wrestlers are to register at each site on the day of the tourney. Each wrestler who participates in any IWF sponsored event must have a 1980 USWF membership card. If the wrestler does not have a card he may obtain one at any tournament. Registration and weigh-in will be from 8-8:30 a.m. and the first round aciton will begin at 9 a.m. USWF medals for the first three places in fach weight class will be given. Rules used will be the freestyle rules with a bad mark system for elimination. Round robin competition will determine the top three places. For more tourney details persons may call Stuart Walker, Syracuse.
Fred Walls Associate Minister
Milford
l Vi 7 » I \vSummer /// Following are the standings for the Minor League: W L Expos 2 0 Angels 2 0 Padres 11 Dodgers • 0 2 Mets 0 2 Following are the standings for the Major League: W L Sox 3 0 Orioles , • 2 1 Astros 1 2 Tigers 0 3 Following are the standings for the Youth League: W L Cardinals 3 0 Pirated 2 1 A’s 2 2 Orioles 1 2 Cubs 0 4 Following are the standings for the T-Ball plavers: W L Braves 2 0 Twins 2 0 Bears + . 10 Phillies 11 Vikings - 11 Browns 0 1 Indians 0 1 Padres 0 1 Royals 0 2
More athletes enter 'Tournament of Knights'
More outstanding athletes have entered the 1980 Tournament of Knights. Tim Moser, director of the sponsoring International Palace of Sports Youth Foundation, announced that entries were accepted from Tom Coy, Goshen; Matt Strombeck, North Webster; and Randy Heisler. Claypool. The tournament is held annually in conjunction with the Mermaid Festival, No th Webster. The event is open to graduates of accredited high schools who are sponsored by a non-profit organization. Each competes as a “Knight” of their local community and on behalf of their non-profit sponsors for the SI,OOO in awards to be granted to the sponsors of the winning contestants. ■ Pkxj iv Knight Os Fairfield Tom Coy is being sponsored by the Fairfield High School Athletic Department and will be competing as the “Knight of Fairfield.” Coy is five feet, 10 inches tall and weighs 155 pounds He is the 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coy, r 4 Goshen. While attending Fairfield High School, he lettered four years in football, three years in track and one year in basketball. He plans a career in heavy equipment construction. Knight Os Webster Matt Strombeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strombeck, r 1 Leesburg, is being sponsored by the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Library. He is 19, weighs 140 pounds and is five feet, six inches tall. Strombeck is a graduate of
Thunderstorm cuts Tippy race short The Lake Tippecanoe Sailing Club Regatta held on Sunday, June 15, was cut short by the thunderstorm but trophies were presented based on the part of the race that was completed. The winners in the Hobie 16 foot class were Will Shroyer of Mishawaka and Steve Black of South Bend, followed by Stan Reel of Anderson. Phil Jung of Converse took first place in the Hobie 14 foot class, with Jim Murray of Leesburg, second and J. B. Van Meter of Warsaw, third. In the open class, Peter and Jennifer Snowhite of Marion were first (in handicapped timing) in a Buccaneer and Jim and Al Hayes of Leesburg followed in a C-Scow. In the small class division, John Hayes of Leesburg came out on top, sailing a Super Porpoise. Brett Taylor of Anderson was second also sailing a Super Porpoise. Next came Bart Shroyer of Mishawaka in a Sunfish, closely followed by Stevie Black of South Bend, also sailing a Sunfish. The first junior race of the season will be held Saturday, June 21 and is open to all skippers aged 16 or under. The next race for all skippers will be on Sunday, June 22. with skippers' meeting on both days at 11 a m. at Paton’s. Races start at 12 noon. For more information concerning the racing season, contact Jim Murray, r 2 Leesburg
Wawasee High School and was a four year letterman in basketball and two years in tennis. iU/ / Knight Os Warsaw Randy Heisler is being sponsored by the Warsaw Community High School Athletic Department. He is the 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heisler, r 1 Claypool. Heisler is six feet, three inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. He will be attending Indiana Central this fall and will be majoring in education. He plans to teach and coach high school students. While at Warsaw High School, he earned nine varsity letters, was named most valuable player for three years in track and one year in basketball. He was the 1980 Male Athlete of the Year, CoArea Basketball Player of the Year, third in the state in shot put and discus. Heisler also earned all-state honorable mention, basketball; all-state track; and was an all-american candidate. Milford leads girls' league ... The Milford AU Star girls’ traveling team currently leads the league, being the only undefeated team in the league. They defeated Pierceton 8-4 in a game in which both teams played well. Shortstop Christy Speicher made several super plays on defense by helping Milford win the victory. Offensive stars were Jill Patty with two hits, including a triple; Speicher with two hits, including a double; and Marcia Sorensen and Penny Hoover with three and two hits respectively. The victory was a total team effort with everyone contributing in some way. Sharon Bohnstedt was the winning pitcher. Standings W L Milford 2 0 Pierceton 11 North Webster 11 Syracuse 0 2 Tight laces Tired of children’s shoelaces coming untied? Dampen the laces a little before tying and they’ll stay tied for a long time.
J// : GoH W/ \ h **”’**’ / SOUTHSHORE The Land O Lakes Tournament for nine hole golfers was held at the South Shore Golf Club on Tuesday with the same five clubs participating that participated in the 18 hole event on June 10. The clubs are Maxwelton, Tippecanoe, Rosella Ford, Wawasee and South Shore. Winners are as follows: Low gross — Pat Hoover, first ; Martha Jensen, second; Marie Fisher, third; and Ann Dickerson and Rosemary Lantz, tie for fourth Low net — Karen Hoffer, first; Doris Paulus. Wanita Jones and Lucy Whiteneck, tie for second; and Nancy Witt, third Low putts — Emma Souder, first; and Ginny Lamley, Peg Smith. Kathy Achenback. Barb Stalmaker and Emma Korth, tie for second MAXWELTON The women from the Maxwelton Golf Course had the following winners on Wednesday, June 11: The 18-hole winners for “Medal Play” were Rose Mathews and Barbara Kay, who tied for low gross. Dee Bauner had low net and Jenny LoMonte had low putt. Nine hole winners included Rosemary Lantz and Pat Hoover who tied for low gross. Sarah Zarse was low net winner with Marge Yoder and June Lantz tying for low putts. The handicapped tournament began on June 11. BIG BOULDER Following are results of the Boulder Belles from the Big Boulder golf course at Milford on June 4: Low gross — A flight. Donna Baer, 47; B flight, Evelyn Orn, 52 Low net — A flight, Janet Martin, 33; B flight, Marge Fowler. 33 Low putts — Pat Middaulgh, 15 June 11 results are as follows: Low gross — A flight, Pat Middaugh, 49; B flight, Evelyn Orn, 48 Low net — A flight, Pat Parks, 34; B flight, Becky Lehman, 31 Low putts — Donna Beer, 15
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SPECIAL OLYMPICS DONATION — Michael Kern, owner of the North Webster Dairy Queen, presents a check for $150.72 to Diane Elliot, special education instructor at Syracuse, for the Lakeland Special Olympics. Mrs. Elliot presents a certificate of appreciation to Kern. On May 30. the North Webster Dairy Queen held Special Olympics Day and donated 15.8 per cent of that day’s profits to the Lakeland Special Olympics.
5,000 meter run June 21
The Mermaid Festival’s 5,000 Meter run will be held on Saturday, June 21. with Wrestlers ! win 5 golds Boys on the Lakeland Youth Center wrestling team who participated at the North Wood tourney. Saturday. June 14, received five gold medals. The next tourney will be Saturday, June 21, at Culver Military and on Saturday. June 28, there will be a tourney at Wawasee High School Winners in the North Wood tourney were: Mike Hernandez, gold; Gary Gerenscer. gold; Brett Traviolia, gold; Kevin Spry, gold; Herb Hoffer, gold. John Stuckman placed fourth and Oscar Hernandez and Allan Sherman received no
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registration at 8-“'-a.m. and the starting gun at lv._ m. Divisions will include the following: Men — 14 and under. 15-19, 20-29.30-39, and 40 and over Women — 16 and under. 17-29, 30 and over All runners will receive Tshirts. Trophies will be given for first and second place in each division and trophies will be given for the youngest and oldest finishers. Results of times and places will be posted within one hour of the race. Persons wanting additional information or entry blank should contact the International Palace of Sports in North Webster. Saucy idea If you’re out of copper cleaner, try rubbing Worcestershire sauce on the copper surface.