The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 August 1985 — Page 9

Sports

LWBA has fall meeting August 5

The Lakeland Women’s Bowling Association met Monday, Aug. 5, at Wawasee Bowl, south of Syracuse, for its annual fall meeting. There were 40 members and guests in attendance. Kathryn Knisley, national delegate, reported on the annual meeting of the Women’s International Bowling Congress held in

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We Thank You One And All! We did reach “The Goal” to purchase the jaws unit at the recent pork chop day event. Total cost of the unit was $10,650.00. The amount was raised by total community effort in less than a one year time span. MILFORD FIREMEN ARE PROUD TO BE A PART OF A COMMUNITY THAT CARES.. Purchase of the unit would have been impossible without the help of all of you plus the local service organizations and Campbell’s IGA. The unit is available now and will be in use as of Friday, August 9. Firemen are receiving training this week. Once again we thank you for helping to make our job easier in emergency situations. Milford Fire Department

April at Toledo, Ohio. President Rosemary Gerrity read the WIBC Rule changes. Tournament rules were approved. The tournament is scheduled for the week of November 11-17. Entries will open September 29 and close October 26. Winners of the annual Women’s

Indiana State Bowling Association high game awards for the 1984-85 season were Judy Kausal in the group with an average of over 151 for rolling a 266 game and in the 150 and under average group, Sue Peterson who bowled a 222 garnet Inez Dull received a “Classy Lady” pin from the WISBA for

her participation in the state tourney at South Bend. This is a new p in being presented to ladies over 70 who bowl in the state tournament. Jackie Wortinger rolled her first 600 series during bowling in the Thursday Night Ladies League at the end of the season. Recipients of free memberships for the 1985-86 season were Karen Larimer, Lee De Voss, Eleanor Price and Mary Pauff. Following, dates and times were announced for some of

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Swimmers at state games

Andy Kryder and Lori Boles brought home medals from the White River Park State Games this past weekend at Indianpolis, where 5,000 athletes competed in various sporting events. Kryder won five medals overall, of which three were gold. Kryder won the 50-meter backstroke (40.37); the 100-meter

Life in the fast lane

By FR. PHILIP MORGAN Guest Feature Writer The dust had settled now on the Indianapolis Speedway the drivers of the 69th Indianapolis 500 looked to the rpst of the season that lay before them. It was the next race that was important then, and then the next, and then the next. For the drivers it’s not one day at a time but rather one race at a time. To plan too far ahead is just impractical. Each race becomes a challenge, each race becomes a duel with ones personality, ones strength, ones mental stability. In short each race becomes a battle to both survive and win. Standing in the pits observing these knights of modern world the adrenalin begins to flow as quickly as the gasoline through these high performance engines. A car flashes past at more than 200 mph, a speed which not many years ago would have claimed the world land speed record, and then another and another. Why do they do it these men who live on the edge of reality, these representatives of mankind who like knights of old are prepared to risk life and limb to please the packed crowds? Is it money? — there’s certainly plenty of reward; is it fame? — there certainly plenty of adoration; but it’s none of these things; it’s simply the challenge! Why climb Everest, who go to the moon, why race at Indianapolis? In short because it’s there! That thrill of going where no man has gone before, of doing what no person has done before is the over-riding power which drives these men to the limit of their ability and to push their machines to the edge of their endurance. Off the track the drivers can relax, it’s the mechanics and the pit crew who are in the driving seat, so to speak. They know that success or failure depends on their skill, their expertise, and during a race their speed as well. Out of their cars you begin to realize that the person who’s just piloted a piece of metal at phenomenal speed is simply a man of flesh and blood just like the rest of us. They are people who rarely talk though of that very real possibility that everytime they drive out onto that track they may not return in one piece. That thought hangs over them like a cloud, shadowy and grey and never wholly cleared away. Standing next to the men who live their life on the edge of reality and talking with

leagues’ organizational meetings: Monday Night Early Birds — Monday, Aug. 12, at 7 p.m. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies — Tuesday, Aug. 13, at 7:30 p.m. Friday Night Mixed — Friday, Aug. 16, at 7 p.m.. Sunday Night Mixed — Sunday, Aug. 18, at 6 p.m. Tuesday Night Ladies — Tuesday, Aug. 20, at 7 p.m. Thursday Night Ladies — Thursday, Aug. 22. at 7 p.m.

breastroke (1:39.54) apd the 100-meter freestyle (1:12.69). He also won a silver medal in the 50-meter freestyle (33.42) and a bronze in the 100-meter backstroke (1:29.85). Boles placed third in the 100-meter breastroke, timing 1:33.30. For that feat, she won a bronze medal.

them one gains a very real appreciation of the stability of one’s own life. A sense that life in the fast lane, although exciting, is just too fast for most of us who would prefer to keep our feet on the ground, and stand with the others, who waved at Columbus as he set sail for the edge of the known world. Fr. Philip Morgan is Assistant Priest at St. John's Episcopal Church, Elkhart. One minute sports quiz - 1. Who won the Mary Decker Slaney-Zola Budd rematch? 2. Who won the British Open golf tournament? 3. Name the winner of the LPGA Boston Five Classic. 4. Who won the Virginia slims tennis tournament? 5. George Foster plays baseball for what team? Answers To Sports Quiz 1. Slaney won by 70 meters over Budd. 2. Sandy Lyle. 3. Judy Clark. 4. Chris Evert Lloyd over Pam Shriver. ’s:New York Mets. WHO KNOWS? 1. What is the area of the Pacific Ocean? 2. What is the motto for Alaska? 3. What is a cosmosphere? 4. When was the New York subway opened? 5. John Quincy Adams was which president of the United States? 6. Name the author of The Lady Os The Lake. 7. Which president said: “Public officials are trustees of the people”? 8. When was the Erie Canal completed? Answers To Who Knows SZBI ‘S -laqopo '8 •pUBpA9(J J3AOJO •£ WOOS 4aj|«M «S ’9 muu m s *W6I 'LI JaqopQ > •sjbjs paxij oj podsaj qjiM qp«a aq; jo uopisod aqj Moqs o) sniuinddn uy £ ajninj aq; oj qpo|q -j *sd|iiu aianbs 000‘000 -P9 Apjauiixoaddy *i

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