The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 July 1987 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 1,1987

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SENIORS LEAGUE — Big Boulder's senior’s league competed Monday morning at the Milford course. Piictured in the front row are, from left, Ed Gilland, Bob Wilburn, Jim Hueston. Bob Slone, Ken Bowton, Don Johnson, Sr., Don Kries, Paul Stouder, Wilbur Tracey, and Nick Maurer. Pictured in the second row are Erwin Schnedler. Herb Domer,

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NORTH WEBSTER — Lusty hitting in the first three innings lifted North Webster to the Mermaid Festivals boys’ baseball championship. ~) Pictured in the front row are Orlando Vallejo, Jason Ross, Jason Ray, Brent White, Mike Podesta, and Andrew Katsanis.

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Bob Miller, Elmer Largen, Marvin Chalk. George Gardner, Dale Nellans, Art Schenk, Jim Mylin, Howard Leonard. Norm Newburg, Harold Long, and Harold Clifford. Pictured on the big boulder are Ed McClarnon, Don Hoffman. Not pictured were Paul Garner. Fred Krueckeberg, Garfield Steedman, Henry Diva, and Darrell. Orn.

Standing in the second row are Adam Guy. Billy Horn, A.J. Westerman, Tim Whiteman. Jake Lambert, Jason Ort. Eric Conkling, and Scott Jones. Pictured in the fourth row are coach Tom Katsanis. coach Dave Lambert. Mike Ferverda, and head coach Mitch Willaman.

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SYRACUSE — Syracuse reached the finals in North Webster’s Mermaid Festival baseball championship against North Webster. The visitors, however, lost in the finale. Kneeling in the front row are Derek Johnson and Brian Baker.

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KING AND HIS COURT — North Webster’s Tournament of Knights honored three outstanding athletes after last Saturday’s athletic competition at the North Webster School. Troy Slone, center, won the competition and was named “King Arthur". Pictured with Slone are Travis Reiff, Prince of Festival; and Eric Beer. Royal Knight. - / Slone, received a SSOO academic scholarship to enhance his education at Cumberland University. Reiff’s S3OO award goes towards his education at Tri-State University, while Beer plans on using his S2OO award at Indiana Universityy-Purdue University at Indianapolis.

Pan Am torch in Milford

MILFORD — Jerry Bowden, Kiwanis lieutenant-colonial, and Larry Wickett, Indianapolis, representing the Pan Am Torch Run, met with the Land of Lakes Kiwanis division last week in the Milford Community building. The two state officials reviewed plans for the torch run. The torch run will go through Milford on Monday, Aug. 3. The Kiwanis Clubs of Milford, FUN-FILLED WEEKEND CHICAGO CUBS VS CINCINNATI REDS Saturday, August 29 - AND - KINGS ISLAND Sunday, August 30 Call Fpr Details: abc TRAVEL i SPECIALISTS \ 1-800-342-5521/269 6771 5 -3300 3300 E. Center St., WARSAW

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Nappanee Morning Clubs, and Wawasee have accepted the responsibility of providing meals, lodging, and sponsored runners for the miles from Leesburg to New Paris. Sponsors who contribute SIOO a mile to the Riley Hospital Children’s Trauma Center will designate a runner. Each runner will receive a Pan Am uniform, and will be invited to take part in the opening ceremonies in Indianapolis. A caravan of nearly 20 individuals will move the torch from Michigan City throughout the state, covering 1,100 miles. The caravan will stop overnight in Milford, lodging at Camp Mack. The Milford Club is hosting the overnight stay, while Wawasee’s club will provide the runners’ evening meal at Syracuse’s Gropp’s restaurant. Medical costs Americans spend more than $lO billion a year on medical problems caused by outdoor pollutants, says National Geographic.

Pictured in the second row are Eric Meyers, Joey Salazar, Rubin Larkin, and Bryan Finlinson. Standing in the third row are Mike Waangard, Eric Losee, Chris Peterson, Brando Lozand 1 , Kevin Pletcher, and Quinn Wegener. Coaches Bill Lantz', left, and Rick Baker, right, stand in the back.

nswiSl I "'WMHMHImH - ■ 1 ■to' IN TROUBLE — Travis Reiff, representing Ship Shape Health Clubs, looks for help in one-on-one competition at Saturday's ment of Knights. Fred Hershberger. Elkhart, defeated Reiff 5-1, but Reiff still won the S3OO second place scholarship. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)