The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 July 1981 — Page 9

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Syracuse Youth League awards night Saturday

AU Syracuse Youth League participants will be honored at the ice cream and Cookie awards night this Saturday, July 25. at 7:30 p m in the Lakeland Youth Center Trophies will be presented to top teams with ribbons, jackets, cash awards and other prizes

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Sports

Jim Mills breaks 3 hours in Three Rivers Marathon

Seven Lakeland area distance runners competed Sunday in the TV-33 Hooks Three Rivers Marathon in Fort Wayne. The race began at 7 a m. in a light drizzle in front of the Memorial Coliseum with 797 competitors toeing the start line. A total of 677 soggy runners finished the course. Those crossing the finish line in over three hours were soaked in a late morning downpour Setting a personal record and breaking three hours for the first time was Jim Mills of Syracuse. Mills ran the 26 mile. 385 yard course in two hours and 56 minutes.

Rotary Roadapple Run August 1 in Nappanee

The third annual Rotary Roadapple Run will be held in Nappanee on Saturday. Aug 1. in conjunction with the Dutch Street Days Festival sponsored by the Nappanee Chamber of Commerce Three races will be held —a one-mile “fun run.” slated to begin at B:3b am . a 3.1 mile (5Km) Run and a 9.3 mile

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SOUTH SHORE The South Shore ladies had Flag Day July 21 The 18-hole winners included Jackie Wortinger. first; LucyJohnson. second; Phyllis Louden, third; Rosary Burbank, fourth; and Esther Stahley, fifth. The nine-hole top finishers were Dorian Armstrong, first; Ann Gallahan. second; Judy McGregory. third; Ethel Hughes, fourth; Diane Lawson, fifth; Peg Smith, sixth; and Carol Clark, seventh

Bowling

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distributed to players. Parents and friends are invited to attend the evening of fun. Also on Saturday, beginning at 7 pm. are the second annual 16team double elimination tourney games They will continue even day through Monday. Aug. 10.

Also competing from Syracuse were Tony Clouse. Ralph Bushong and Jim Garner. Clouse finished the race in 3:11, Bushong in 3:12 and Garner in 3:27. Participating from Milford were Homer Miller and Ron Baumgartner. Baumgartner finished in 3:23. Del Acton of Winona Lake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Acton of Milford, completed his first attempt at the marathon distance in 3:54. Betty Hite. North Webster, regarded by Three Rivers race authorities as a top contender in the women’s division, was unable to participate in the event.

15Km» Run. both scheduled to begin at 9 a m The races begin and end at Stauffer Park and are sponsored by the Rotary Club. Trophies will be given to first place winners in all divisions of the 3.1 mile tun and the 9.3 mile run A trophy will be given to the overall winner of each race. Ribbons will be given to second and third place winners in all divisions of the two longer runs. Roadapple T-shirts will be given to all runners who complete the race Persons wanting more information on the race should contact a member of the Rotary Club of Nappanee or write to the club at P. O. Box 230 Nappanee. Ind 46550. All-Star wrestling at WHS The All-Star Indiana and AllStar Michigan wrestling teams will have a match at Wawasee High School Monday. July 27. at 6 p m The Olympic freestyle wrestling is in the high school age group with Gary Gerencser. a local qualifier, scheduled to compete with the 30-man team, for the second time. Gerencser. to be a WHS senior this fall, will compete in the 114'2 pound class Last year he qualified at 105 pounds. Other area qualifiers are Scott Hutcherson. Warsaw, and TraceyBailey. Goshen, both at 123 pounds The two all-star teams will travel to lowa City, lowa, for the National Federation Wrestling Meet at the University of lowa July 28 to August 1. Overman number one in hall of fame Vic Overman, husband of the former Suzanne Rapp, the daughter of Mrs. Joe (Ruth) Rapp, formerly of Syracuse, now of Brownsburg a..u the late Joe Rapp, was inducted into the Indiana High School Football Hall of Fame on June 27 During this time he was voted number one man. He is a former teacher and football coach at Mishawaka High School and recently re bred as head football coach at Brownsburg High School, Brownsburg. Overman will continue teaching at Brownsburg. The ceremony was in conjunction with the Richmond Rose Festival, Richmond Overman received a photograph of himself. an honor plaque and the record wrhich goes into the hall of fame. The Overmans have several children and grandchildren. They reside in Brow nsburg The Indiana High School Football Hall of Fame began in 1890

Camelot Ski Team splits forces, attends 3 meets

The Camelot Ski Team split its forces and attended three different tournaments this past Bill Ruddell skied at the Oppo Ski Tournament held at Bass Lake. He took first in slalom, second in jump and third in tricks, all in the boys’ division. Jane and Jill Tully attended the Spartan Open at Lansing. Mich. Jane took first in slalom, tricks, jump and overall, in the girls' division. She jumped her longest jump to date of 95 feet. Her sister. Jill, who skis in the Women’s I Division took first in slalom, first in jump, second in

I . w ) ... a. / k- it - • tOs M Mr T t V WOI Ll, \hr. ti\ / ■ 2-4 ITr Jffkkr; •i I ls * II il - •• J BUBhft Bmml I < - .> 41 ■wks TODD REAI TY — Members of the Todd Realty T-ball team are pictured above from left to right. In the front row are David England. Angela England. Heather Byrd. Angel Bechtold. Brian Donat and Jennifer Koher. Standing in the second row are Dean Daenen. Cheisi Mangona, Brian Taylor. Kelly Daugherty. Josh Galloway. Scott Cripe. BiUy Coie and behind is Coach John Bechtold. Not pictured is member Candi Salina. (Photo by Terri ChUcote) ML w j EfWirT Ji mMlßk - jy-jy TEGHTMEYER ACE HARDWARE — Shown above are members of the Teghtmeyer Ace Hard w are Youth League Ball team at Syracuse. Kneeling in front are Tim Lawrence and Rodney Coy. Standing in the second row are Jimmy Losee. Shawn Kahle. Jeremy Likens and Bobby Bartman. Standing in the second row are Mike Page, Pat Lawrence. Frank DuckwaU. Tyler Cram. David Long. Patrick Eagon and Dawn Coy; , - Standing in back are Assistant Coach Joe Bartman and Coach Mike Coy. < Photo by Deb Fox) tTT J fl y. JM * A 1 v I KLINKS — Shown above are members of the Klink’s T-Ball team in SyracuseKneeling in front are Corey Hausbach. Shane Senter and Michelle Lauer. Standing in the second row are Michael Wright. Tami Feaster. Brian Grothaus. Sara Kline and Angela Lea mon. Standing in the third row are Nikki Jones. Dustin Stahley. Mark Cannon. Jim Lent. Becky Lauer and Cris Mullins. Standing behind the team are Coaches Leonard Kline. Ralph Stahley and John Lauer. (Photo bv Deb Fox)

tricks and first overall. Jill jumped 100 feet which qualified her for the Nationals set for August 19 to 23. The Clark Smith family attended a tournament at " Vincennes. Brad skis in junior boys’ and received a first in tricks, second in jump, tricks and overall. Todd skis in the boys’ division and got a first in jump, third in slalom and second in tricks and overall. This week the Camelot Ski team will attend the state tournament, to be held on the river in Mishawaka, July 24 through 26.

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