The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1982 — Page 46

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YOI’NG FISHERMAN — Fishing is a favorite pastime in the Lakeland area and results in plenty of gooooting. Above. Butch Ritter. Jr., shows the one that didn't get away. He caught the large mouth bass in Lake Wawasee. He is the 13-year-oM son of Butch Ritter. Sr., of Syracuse. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

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Syracuse Youth League is popular sumpier event

Syracuse Youth League, baseball and softball teams for area youngsters, draws the interest of girls as well as boys. Girls’ softball is becoming a popular summer activity and many young ladies get an early start by playing on T-ball teams Teams for this year have not been put in final order and youngsters at Syracuse interested in playing can notify any youth league member of their desire to sign up. Money to fund this program is raised in

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part by the children each year, as they hold fund raising campaigns by selling items door to door.

Early in June teams will begin practice and games will begin soon after. Both girls and boys have a travel league team, T-ball teams for both and minor leagues.

Girls’ minor league teams and some Tball teams play their games at the Vega field and other games are held at the Rotary Field near Saint Andrew's Church