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The foursome of Deb Nicol, Karen Aker, Judy Calhoun and Irene Benzenberg captured first place in the Tin Whistle Tournament at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club. The team of Marcia McNagny, Pat Trinkle, Jo Hasler and Mary Lee placed second.
Rick Bauman, Wawasee High School's 5-10, 170-pound dynamo, is the Times Union's back of the week. Bauman led a total Warrior effort in their 34-0 destruction of Warsaw by rushing for 208 yards in 19 carries and one touchdown, a 38-yard gallop on the first Warrior offensive play of the game.
Eugene W. Pifer and John L. Bishopp, both of Warsaw, were graduated from the professional accounting department of International Business College, Fort Wayne. Pifer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pifer, East Main Street. Bishopp is the son of Mrs. Verna L. Bishopp, East Center Street.
Warsawans sweltered today (Sept. 3) under the highest official temperature of the summer. At 2:30 this afternoon the official recording thermometer at the Winona Interurban railway offices recorded the mercury at 100 degrees. This thermometer stands 20 feet above the sidewalk level and is in the shade. Sun-exposed thermometers recorded as high as 112.
