The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1980 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., July 2,1980

Sports

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"Milford girls win tourney

The Milford Girls' All-Star Softball Team defeated Syracuse, North Webster and Pierceton to win the Mermaid Festival Tourney last week. Playing against Syracuse. Milford was unbeatable winning 37-0. Every player on the team had at least two hits. Sharon Bohnstedt was the winning pitcher with Dawn Young and Kathy Weisser also seeing duty on the mound. The semi-final game was a battle of offenses with Milford 33 and North Webster 21. After one inning, Milford led 13-0, but as the game progressed North Webster whittled away at the lead closing the gap to six runs at one time. Leading the hitting assault for Milford were Jill Patty, five hits in six at bat with six runs batted in, and Marcia Sorensen, five at bat with five hits and five doubles. Sharon Bohnsted again picked up the win as she pitched five and three-thirds innings in 90 degree heat. In the championship game.

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WHS YOUTH SWIM TEAM — Wawasee High School provides facilities for younger kids to swim on a team with older youths. Pictured in the front row are Scott Berkey, Steve McDaniel, Mike Tuttle, Doug Wolferman, Bevan Hurd, Mike Banks, Barbie Butler, Ted King, Christy Cobbum, Brian Neff and Tyler Crum. In the second row are Stephanie Berkey, Jennifer Tuttle, Suzy Baumgartner, Kay

Milford and Pierceton had to play one extra inning to decide a winner. Sharon Bohnsted again picked up the win as she pitched all seven innings. The lead changed hands several times during the game as both teams were hitting extremely well. The game was won as Lisa, Beer led off the seventh inning with a single. Sharon Bohnsted then got an infield hit. With runners on first and second, Jill

Camelot Ski Team competes

The Camelot Ski Team attended the 16th Annual Spray Risers Open Ski Tournament at Mishawaka on June 27-29. In the jump events, Jerry Hickman took first place in the senior men’s division; Jane Tully, first in junior girls; Jill Tully, first in girls; Jon Tully, seventh in junior boys; Brad Smith, sixth in junior boys and Todd Smith, second in boys. In the slalom events, Smith tied for fifth place in the boys

Patty lined to short for the,first out. Kathy Weisser then singled to load the bases. Christy Speicher sent a base hit to the fence to drive in the winning run. Jill Patty and Christy Speicher were the defensive and offensive standouts. Defensively being involved in 15 out of 21 outs and on offense. Jill Patty had four hits in five at bat and drove in six runs. In three games. Milford scored 87 runs and had 95 hits.

division; Paula Smith took third in junior girls; Jane Tully took second in junior girls; Jill Tully took first in girls; Hickman took fourth in senior men’s slalom and Clark Smith took seventh in senior men’s. For trick events. Hickman took fourth in the senior men’s division; Jane Tully, second, in junior girls; Jill Tully, first in girls; Jon Tully, sixth and Brad Smith, fifth in junior boys; and Paula Smith, third in junior girls.

Stackhouse, Dawn Rigterink, Christie Eldridge, Jerrod Stoller, Elise Gans, Steve Rozow and Richie Troup. Swimmers in the third row are Amy Smith, Stephanie Eldridge, Resa Stewart, Kris Neff, Julie McDaniel. Jean Roder. Lynn Stackhouse, Treva Williams, Lesla Gadsen and Erick Jones. The coaches are pictured in the back row. They are Coach Tim Caldwell and his assistant Teresa Carpenter. (Photo by Kim Hieber)

<"> Ladies _// I GoH 17/ \ Li Results If MAXWELTON - The Maxwelton ladies' play for the day on Wednesday, June 25, was “Tandum Threesome.” The nine-hole first place winners were Pearl Miller. Inez Beiswanger and Dot Wipong Second place winners were Marge Yoder and Jo Butler Winning first place for the 18holes were Dee Bauner, Doris Sedgwick and Jane Musser Second place winners were Betty Kline. Delight Craig and Barbara Kay. BIG BOULDER Following is the results of the Boulder Belles play at Big Boulder Golf Course: Low gross — A flight, Pat Parks; B flight, Evelyn Orn Low net — A flight, Pat Middaugh, B flight. Lea trice Rapp Low putts — Rita Irwin SOUTH SHORE The play of the day during Ladies’ Day, Tuesday, July 1. at South Shore Golf Course in Syracuse was low-putt. In the nine-hole category were winners Ginny Lamley, Emma Souder. Bertha Lehman and Helen Hoyt. Winners in the 18-hole category were Esther Stahley and a threeway tie for second among Gloria Stoffel. Lee Wake and Karin Caudell. Nine-hole winners in the handicapped tournament were Helen Hoyt, Carol Clark, Doris Paulas, Diane Lawson, Peg Smith and Emma Souder. In the 18-hole group, winners were Lucy Johnson, Maxine Fuller, Leila Connolley, Bonnie Cantwell, Peg Armstrong and Mickey Billion.

Milford trounces Webster Milford Junior High Trojans baseball team trounced North Webster 12-2 at the Milford ball diamond. Winning pitcher for Milford was Brian Henson and leading scorer was Tim Clever. Clever hit two singles and a grand slam home run for a total of six runs. Also scoring for Milford was Dick Doll who hit a triple and knocked two runs. North Webster had one extra base hit by Hignorelli who hit a single and a double. North Webster had been undefeated with a 5-0 win-loss record before losing to Milford. Milford’s win-loss record is 3-1. Webster Church of God holds tennis tourney The North Webster Church of God Adult Christians Together as Singles, will be organizing a Tennis Tournament for Sunday, July 13. The tournament"will be open to all singles who are out of high school and older in the Kosciusko County Area. All levels of ability are welcome to participate. An organizational meeting will be held Tuesday, July 8. at 7 p.m. in the North Webster Church of God. SR #l3. If you want more information and can not attend the meeting, contact Bill Crane, Vickie Casey or Sharon Rapp. I Vi 7 » I \\ Summer /// Following are the standings for the Youth League: W L Astros 3 2 A’s 3 2 Pirates 3 2 Cards 3 2 Orioles 2 3 Cubs 1 4 Following are the standings for the Major League: W L Sox 4 0 Orioles (tied one game) 2 2 Astros (tied one game) 2 2 Tigers 0 4 Following are the standings for the Minor League: W L Expos 3 1 Angels 3 1 Dodgers 2 2 Padres 1 3 Mets 1 3 Following are the standings for the T-Ball players: W L Twins 4 0 Vikings (tied one game) 3 1 Browns 2 1 Bears (tied one game) 11 Braves 2 2 Indians 2 2 Phillies 1 3 Royals 1 3 Padres 0 3

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ii Ji CP a' »Uni GIRLS DEMONSTRATE SKILLS — Young - girls who have been taking gymnastics lessons at the Lakeland Youth Center under the leadership of Tracy Rinker, are shown performing a routine they worked up to a popular song. The girls gave a skills demonstration to parents, friends and relatives. Tickets were sold for the event to help raise money for the youth center. There w ere approximately 50 girls participating. (Photo by Deb Fox >

Coin collectors' club started

A coin collector’s club is beginning in Syracuse. They meet once a month at the Lakeland Youth Center for coin auctioning, programs, movies and seminars. “It’s an ideal way to gain a lot of experience and gain upon others’ experience,” says Larry Cook who’s trying to help organize the group. He believes there are lots of collectors in the area. Through an organized group, he feels everyone, regardless of age or experience, can further their knowledge in coins and fellowship with a common interest. Each meeting is open to the public with membership encouraged in all age groups. The first meeting was in May with 18 people present. Then on Monday, July 1, at 7 p.m., another meeting was held at the Lakeland Youth Center. Approximately 18 gathered with a coin auction led by Jerry Lambert and an election of officers. Although there will be a membership fee it will be nominal. The cost will not be set until official organization takes place. “At least 50 people had expressed an interest by the end of June. They’re all ages, some are in their early teens and some are senior citizens with, of course, those in between,” said Cook. The business part of the meetings are planned tb be short, with most of the time devoted to auctions. At the auctions, people can buy, sell and trade coins.

Members will be encouraged to display their wares. “Stamp collectors and other hobbyists are also welcome.

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Stamp and coin collecting go hand in hand as does postmark, postcard and first day cover collecting," added Cook