The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 July 1983 — Page 9

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I |tx jfc THORNBURG’S T-BALL TEAM — Pictured is the Thornburg’s team from the Syracuse T-Ball League. In the front row are Courtney Fryback, Travis Edgar. Tony Ganshorn, J.D. Byrd and Aaron Kryder. In the second row are Andy Kryder, Carrie Schmahl, Kevin Pletcher, Chris Ponciroli and Tadeul Denton. In the rear are coaches Roger Kryder, Marge Kryder and Francis Denton. Not pictured is coach Larry Pletcher. (Photo by Julie Dußois)

Sports

Hershberger new JV coach

By tARY LEWIS Galen Hershberger, Wawasee’s freshman basketball coach, has been named junior varsity basketball coach for the 1983-84 season, it was announced last week. Hershberger, who has coached Syracuse Junior High basketball teams for eight years, teaches social studies at Syracuse Junior High. He joins Wysong’s staff after working with Wysong at summer basketball camp. “Galen’s a real fine person who understands our system well and was a big help in implementing it,” said Wysong. “He also helped me with the camp just about everydayStjhis summer, and that’s a pretty.good indication he is interested. ” GALEN HERSHBERGER Hershberger s freshmen ended with a 5-12 mark last season. He was 12-39 in five years at the eighth-grade level, and 12-27 in three years at the seventh-grade level. “I’m looking forward to working closer with John, and learning more of what it’s all about at the high school level,” Hershberger said. Tony Vermillion, who coaches freshman football and North Webster Junior High basketball, will move up to coach the freshman basketball team this season. “I really look forward to working as a JV coach, and working with the varsity,” Hershberger said. Next season promises to be a rebuilding one for the Warriors,

Household bleach tenderizes

Hydrogen peroxide, a household bleach and antiseptic, may be the key agriculture and industry need to “open vast energy stores now locked up in crop and plant residues,” a U.S. Department of Agriculture scien tist said. J. Michael Gould, a biochemist with USDA’s Agricultural Research Service, said residue such as straw and stalks contain

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and Hershberger thinks his freshman of a year ago will help the program. “It’s going to depend on what the guys did in the summer, and what we decide to do with a couple of juniors,” said Hershberger TONY VERMILLION The graduation of 6-10 center Ron Spunar, guards Kevin Smith and Brian Walls will mean a new look for the Warriors. “It’s going to be a different kind of varsity team from last year,” he said. Farm Expenses Decrease Farm production expenditures for the United States totaled $130.9 billion, .7 per cent less than the $131.8 billion in 1981. The total expenditure for 1981 of the $131.8 billion was 1.9 per cent below the $134.3 billion for 1960. Farm services expenditures which include rent, insurance, custom hire and marketing costs totaled $21.5 billion in 1962 compared with $20.8 billion in 1981 and $21.4 billion in 1980. They accounted for the 16 per cent of the total for both 1981 and 1982. Feed purchases at $17.4 billion were 13 per cent of the total in 1982 compared with SIB.O billion (14 per cent) in 1981. Livestock and poultry expenditures in 1962 were 12 per cent of the total compared with 11 per cent in 1981. Interest and taxes were 12 per cent of the total expenditures in 1982 compared with 11 per cent in 1981. Motor vehicles and farm machinery expenditures accounted for 7.4 per cent of the total, down from 9.5 per cent in 1981.

potentially more energy than grain, but it is hard to tap because of an “incredibly complex” substance called lignin. Gould is based at USDA’s Northern Regional Research Center in Peoria, 111. A natural cement in plant stems, lignin binds cellulose and thwarts its breakdown by enzymes.

Wm ■* * jBRBE;■ ■ MILLER BROTHERS TEAM — Pictured is the Miller Brothers team from the Syracuse Youth League. In the front row are Andy Tatman. Bobby Livermore, Chris Huffer and Tim Ruggles. In the second row are Chris Peterson, Chris Crow. Troy Feaster, Robbie Anderson and Chris Mort. In the back are coaches Mike Feaster and Tristan Mort. (Photo by Julie Dußois) • Si -hgjCl bFom 1 \i jßjmlfl SYRACUSE PONY LEAGUE — Pictured is the Syracuse Pony League team. In the front row are managers Lara Tracey, Darci Ringler and Stephanie Smith. In the second row are Chris Yoder, Jeff conder, Mike Vandiepenbos. Dan O’Haver. Mark Keener. Mark McLean, Mike Meek and Mike Clodfelter. In the back row are coach Stu Walker. Tim Mangas, Scott Robinson. Todd Roberts, Phil Maish, Brett Travioiia. Bruce Jackson and coach Mark Walker. (Photo by Doug Walker) < * ! E Ea hEmmE xjbwwE Jwißßh “ 'W R v 3 k KIWANIS TEAM — Pictured is the Wawasee Kiwanis team from the Syracuse Youth League. In the first row are Brian Baker, Ben Ringler. Scott Cripe. Chris Ganshom and Jeremy Brickey. In the second row are Brent Baker. Randy Smith. Matt Pritcherd, Shawn Arnold. Matt Ringler and Bryan Finlinson. In the back row are coaches Rick Baker and Tom Finlinson. Not pictured are John Madlock and coach Gary Ringler. (Photo by Julie Dußois)

L—r. _ Qzl SMmKf 1 POPULAR INTERVIEW - San Diego first-baseman Steve Garvey, the former L.A. Dodgers star, is a popular interviewee with the media. A discussion with Garvey covers more than just baseball, as he is more than willing to share his off-field interests. (Photo by Gary Lewis)

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