The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 July 1980 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 23,1980

Sports

Camelot Ski Team at Spartan Open

The Camelot Ski Team attended the Spartan Open on the

LWBA to have board meeting Officers of the Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association and league presidents or representatives will meet Monday, July 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the Syracuse home of association secretary Kathryn Knisley. The association meeting for all members has been scheduled for Monday, Aug. 4, at 7:30 p.m. at Wawaseeßowl, south of Syracuse on SR 13. Secretary Knisley reported that cards have been sent to one member of each team that participated in league bowling last season and this person is responsible to notify all women members of her team. It was brought to the association’s attention by the Women’s Indiana State Bowling Association, treasurer Kay Kelly of Kokomo that all state tournament checks should be cashed before July 31,1980, or they will be void.

- r . ’"7 ,3%: r V * > ~ i *4 7 if J \ i Jbi/ CAMELOT SKI TEAM — Camelot Lake will be the scene for the Rollie William Memorial Indiana State Skiing Championship on July 26-27. The Camelot Ski team has been host for the state tournament for the last three years and Camelot Lake is the permanent home site of the championship. Camelot Ski Team is a four-time state champion and will be defending the title again this year. The tournament will be Saturday, July 26, from 7 a.m. until dark and will pick up again at 7 a.m. Sunday, July 27. Last year there were 226 contestants participating and the group anticipates the same number this year. Members of the ski team in front are John Tully, Brad Smith, Paula Smith and Jane Tully. Standing in back are Marcia Jochim, Todd Smith, Jerry Hickman and Jill Tully. Those absent in the picture are Cheryl Manning, Jamie Tully, Bill Tully, Barb Tully, Gail Chalk, Harley Chalk, and Clark Smith. (Photo by Deb Fox) ■ - vS ' ro v I i' SYRACUSE FIRE DEPARTMENT — Team members on the team sponsored by the Syracuse Fire Department are shown above. The team plays on the minor league at Syracuse. In front are Craig Phemester, Leßoy Green, Jeff Krueger, Brad Gerstner, Chris Anderson and Lancer Wine. In the second row are Steve Sweatland, Shane Holloway, Mike Cannon, Vince Koser, Shane Kahle and Chad Freel. Coaches standing in back are Howard Birkel, Joe Anderson and Tim Weisser. Not shown in the picture is Chad Lauer. (Photo by Deb Fox)

r LkWIF w utt t s 2 i Wwwl iH i .'!.*:« iOw. s ■* Ba L It BL GIRLS’SOFTBALL TEAM - The Wawasee High School girls’ softball team is in action this summer under the direction of coach Gall - Toam members are shown in the above picture. Brown. T geHers Angie Hostetler, Myra Ruch, Jodi Scarbeary, Lisa Salazar and Lydia Garza, scorekeeper. In back are coach Gail Brown, Andrea Henson, Norine Sorensen, Cheryl Lambert, Karyl Charlton and assistant coach Deb Fedderke. (Photo by Deb Fox)

Grand River in Lansing, Mich., on Saturday and Sunday, July 19 and 20. Jane Tully received first in overall performance and in slalom, trick and jump. She also obtained an exceptional performance rating, which is the highest rating the American Water Ski Association will certify Jon Tully was sixth in tricks and seventh in the jump and Jill Tully was first in slalom, trick and jump. Also placing were Todd Smith who placed sixth in slalom, eighth in trick and third in jump; Paula Smith, fourth in slalom, second in trick and second in jump; and Brad Smith, eighth in slalom, fifth in trick and third in jump. No deposit Lime deposits can be removed by rubbing with a clean cloth sprinkled with white vinegar. Tar remover To remove sticky tar from the skin, use baby oil. This method may even be used on children, since the tar will come off without hurting.

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OFF TO CHICAGO — Some 200 persons boarded school buses at Milford last Friday morning for a trip to the Chicago Cubs baseball game. The trip was for participants of the Milford Summer Recreation Program with youngsters ahd

Baseball team ends season

Awards were presented at the recent Wawasee High School baseball banquet. Sam Beer, a junior, was Jr. sailboat race on Tippy Due to thunderstorms, only one junior sailboat race was held on Lake Tippecanoe Saturday, July 19. The first five place winners were Fred Buckingham of Goshen, first, in a Sunfish; Jason Davidson and Scott Pairelson of Leesburg, second, in a Hobie 16 foot; J. B. Van Meter of Warsaw, third, in a Hobie 14 foot; Jeff Laderer of South Bend, fourth, in a Sunfish; and Renee Evans of Euclid, Ohio, fifth, in a Flying Fish. Sailors sixteen and under are eligible to sail in the junior races. The next junior sailboat races will be held Saturday, August 2.

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The Syracuse Little League will hold its chicken barbecue on Saturday, July 26, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Rotary field on SR 13 north of town. The barbecue is a rescheduling of the one originally slated for July 5. Tickets from the July 5 barbecue will be honored. Tickets for the barbecue will be sold at the door or may be purchased from any Little League member. Tourney The Syracuse Little League will host a Travel League double elimination tourney on the 26th. The tourney will feature six games involving teams from an area within a 50 mile radius. The tourney will be held at Rotary field. Also on Saturday, beginning at 9 a.m., the Wawasee Kiwanis Club’s Pitch, Hit and Run contest will be held at Vega Field.

honored for his 13 runs batted in; Brad Keefer, a junior, received the golden glove award with a .984; Jim Davies, a junior, was honored for his .351 batting average and was named most valuable player. Graduating seniors included two-year letterman Gary Vance, catcher and pitcher; letterman Scot Green, a pitcher; and Keefer who is moving to California. Nine lettermen will return for the 1981 season. Coach Gary Baker stated the team’s major weakness was pitching and noted many times fielding was very costly. Baker is sure that with nine lettermen returning for the coming school season the team’s ratings should greatly improve. Myron Dickerson will replace Baker at the helm of the baseball program next year. Scramble at Big Boulder Fifteen couples engaged in a scramble at Big Boulder Golf Course in Milford Thursday, July 17, with the following awards given: Low gross, first — Jack and Donna Beer Low gross, second — George and Betty Hamish Low putts — Joe and Phyllis Haney Closest to pin, hole 7 — David Hamilton, six feet, eight inches Longest drive, hole 1— Bud Dippon Most pars — Ken and Pat Middaugh Most balls in water — Don Beer Most balls out of bounds — Bob Sleuter High putt — Leatrice Rapp and Helen Murchie

Milford Summer Recreation

Following are the standings for the Youth League: W L T Astros 7 2 0 A’S 5 4 0 Pirates 5 4 0 Cards 450 Orioles 3 5 0 Cubs 260 The following are standings for the Major League: W L T Sox 7 0 1 Astros 4 3 1 Orioles 3 4 1 Tigers 0 71 Following are the standings for the Minor League: W L T Angels 4 2 0 Expos 3 2 0 Dodgers 4 2 1 Mets 2 3 1 Phillies 15 0 Following are standings for the TBall League: W L T Twins 6 0 0 Browns 6 10 Bears 4 11 Vikings 4 2 1 Braves 430 Indians 2 4 1 Royals 14 1 Phillies 1 6 0 Padres 0 7 0

sponsors enjoying the day’s activities. The above photo was taken just prior to leaving for the Windy City. (Photo by Bob List)

Accumulative Totals For 2li Games BAT. FIELD PLAYER G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC SC BB HBP SB AVG. CH PO A E AVG. * Trour, Tom 22 59 6 17 0 00 5 1 10 9010 .288 66 2‘ 9■' » Beer, Sam 2U 66 7 l 8 5 1 0 13 0 22 8 0 2 .2 7 ? 36 9 • i . . ■ * Davies, Jim 2* 7l» 12 26 0 0 0 6 1 9 3 1 12 .351” p 28 2 3 . * Godfrey, Dan 23 51 6 11 U 0 0 7 0 20 U 0 3 .216 7§ 7; - 5 ■_ » Keefer, Brad 23 56 6 12 i 0 0 5 2 ’5 17 0 1? .219 -j ■ ■ '- ' ; » Parker, Jeff 23 36 3 6 1 .0 0 5 ’ V 2 0 2 c ’9 >3 i- Vs . » Koble, Steve 2U 52 8 9 0 0 0 U U 8 16 0 9 .17 3 6’ Ji < ‘q?2 ■» Green, Soot 131 1 000000 1 00 0 .000 2L. 2 20 2 *91 7 » Clark, Lance 19 29 2 5 0 00 20 12 90 0 .172 22 < 9 'ISUS < * Salazar, Jim 21 U 9 810 1 00 7 6 9 6 C _ .206. 11 77 ■ a Vance, Gary ’22 UU 5 8 1 0 1 8 0 16 ll* 0 3 ' .182 95 6.6 .4 5 ' « Auer, Jay 9 21 3 U 0 0 0 2 17 2 0 2 .190 52 5? ’ ?>’i ' DeWitt, Mark U U 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11 0. ' .25? ? 2 . ' Team Totals 2U 596 78 1>.7 16- 1 U 76 13 162 95 U .63 .2!* 7 65 ut 5 ’39 65 ‘ .9'" a Letter Winners PITCHER W L Keefer, Brad 10 Parker. Jeff 1 5 Green, Scot 07 . ■ Vance, Gary 0 7 Overall Record 2-22 Beer, Sam 0 1 . , , 1 Others 0 2 3ecord 13 Team Totals 2 ’2 Accumulative Tot«l 7 NLC l!t 3,ne ’ BAT. FIELD ' PLAYER G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC SO BB HBP SB AVG. CH PC A E AVG. Davies. Jim lit U 3 8 14. 1 0 0 5 1 5 3 ’ 5 .32 6 2 0 1 7 2 .oc Fi-.-t Keefer, Brad 13 3U 2 .9 1 0 0 U 1 11 10 0 6 .265 3? 30 U 1 ,9 7 ’ Hcncrable Mention Jim Davies was on the first teem end Brad Keefer received honorable mention ' G—Games HR—Home Runs . | Sat. Av*. --Battin* averni* AB--At Bat RBI--Run** Batted In. PC—-Put Cuts R—Runs SAC--Sacrifice A--Assists H—Single Hits SO--Strike Out E—Errors . 2B—Second Base 88--Base on Bails Field Averse 3B—Third Base HBP—Hit Batter by Pitcher SB—Stolen Bases CH—Chances

txlißans: / > I - Al i ~ ACS jß|hy••- Jwt p-, ; Ji 11 LJ'r , ■% mb I b£ 4 ’ SYRACUSE RUBBER — Syracuse Rubber sponsored a girls’ softball team ip Syracuse and members of the team are shown above with the coaches. In front are Jan Stetler, Melissa Taylor. Angela Keim, Cathy McDonald and Christy Cobbum. Seated in the second row are Lai Reed, Lisa Scarbeary, Barbara Hostetter and Jenny Kline. Standing in back are coaches Richard and Helen Taylor. Not picture are Susie Hapner and Gina Stutter. (Photo by Deb Fox)

4 ' ‘ iIMML • *' M ’’ ™ IwrV' * 9 ■ if .sc/-? ■!_•• ><.. TODD REALTY—T-baß members of the Todd Realty team in Syracuse are shown above. Seated are Scott Colbert, Jennie Tranter, Nick Davis, Jason Mohler and Brian Taylor. Standing in back are April Rensberger, Jason Morrow, Mark Neibert, Mat Prichard and Dale Suver. Tony Mohler, eoach, isltanding in back. (Photo by Deb Fox)