Ohio University to Add Spires and Others to 1962-63 Basketball Roster
Ohio University coach Jim Snyder announces the freshman class including 6-7 all Ohio scoring ace Don Spires from Stanton Local School Irondale Ohio and 6-8 Dallas Newton from Norwalk plus 6-7 Ken Brown from Hopewell and 6-3 Jim Schoon from Phoenix with an academic scholarship. Spires signed a full athletic offer after strong prep seasons and is praised as a spark plug defender and rebounder.
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Irondale
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Snyder
Kermit Blosser
Dallas Newton
Norwalk
Ken Brown
Hopewell High
Zanesville
Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Schoon
Ken Weiss
Schoon
Vernon Alden
Bob Smith
Smith
Jim
New York University
Niagara University
Feats Spires
Stanton Local
Berlin Hiland
Dennison
US Davis Cup Defeat Highlights McKinley Spark
Mexico edged the United States 3-2 in the American Zone semi finals at Chapultepec Sports Center. Chuck McKinley starred with two singles wins and nearly carried the five set doubles, earning praise from U S captain Bob Kelleher and coach Pancho Gonzales. Rafael Osuna defeated Jon Douglas in five sets to clinch the tie for Mexico.
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Chuck McKinley
Mexico
United States
Trinity (Tex) University
St. Ann
McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Bob Kelleher
Pancho Gonzales
Uncle Sam
Rafael Osuna
University of Southern California
Jon Douglas
Stanford University
Chapultepec Sports Center
Pair Of Ohioans Cut From Rosters
Two Ohio players were released from pro camps. Don Joyce a 12 year NFL veteran and ex Steubenville HS star left the Minnesota Vikings. Pete Hart a former Harvard captain from Lancaster Ohio was cut by the Boston Patriots of the AFL.
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National Football League
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Harvard
Lancaster
Boston Patriots
Benton Upsets Giardello in Philadelphia Bout
George Benton shocks No 2 middleweight Giordello in Philadelphia, ending 13 years of frustration. Giardello, boosted to No 2 by the NBA just before the fight, downplays the loss and seeks money fights, open to a rematch with Benton.
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George Benton
Joey Giardello
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NBA
Philadelphian
Benton
Willie Mays Powers Giants Past Phillies for 9-2 Victory
Wallopin Willie Mays went 5-for-5 with two homers and three singles, driving in five runs as the San Francisco Giants defeated Philadelphia 9-2. The win kept the Giants a notch behind the Dodgers as Maury Wills and Willie Davis contributed in a 2-1 Los Angeles triumph over New York. Milwaukee beat Chicago 4-1 behind Bob Shaw, while Minnesota edged New York 5-4 in the American League.
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Kanawha Wins 12-8 In Pony League Opener
East Liverpool defeats Bellaire Shadyside 3-1 and Kanawha tops Parkersburg 12-8 in Section 3 Pony League baseball, opening round of a double elimination tournament held in Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
East Liverpool
Ohio
Near Charleston
Bellaire-Shadyside
Abbe Averill A Captures Scioto Pace at Columbus
Abbe Averill A owned by Clinton Pavey of Sabina won the $1100 Scioto Downs pace with a mile time of 2 03 2 5 driven by Loren Coe. Sugar Creek paid 5 for place and Foggy Night 4.60 for show. Glouster Little League to face Athens Lions Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Glouster Stadium.
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Abbe Averill A
Clinton Pavey
Sabina
Scioto Downs
Loren Coe
Sugar Creek
Son Leroy McCune Honored Before Army Duty
Mr. and Mrs. Hughie McCune hosted a dinner for their son Leroy who leaves Monday to report to Fort Knox Kentucky. Attending were family and friends from Chauncey Rosalee Curtis Ronnie Annette Wonderland New Straitsville John Russell Lucille Donna Dorothy Don Pinkerton Leroy Jr Ethel Smith Nelsonville Virgil Wilson Lucy Bartlet Evelyn Burchfield Athens Browns.
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Hughie McCune
Millfield
Leroy
Armed Services
Fort Knox
Joseph Mathews
Rosalee
Curtis
Ronnie
Annette
Wonderland
Don Vernon
Bobbie
Mary Lou
Susan
New Straitsville
John Russell
Jerry
Johnnie
Lucille
Donna
Dorothy
Don Pinkerton
Junior
Leroy McCune
Ethel Smith
Nelsonville
Virgil Wilson
Lucy
Bartlett
Evelyn Burchfield
Bob McCune
Sara May
Athens
Indians Win In Ninth On Rally And McDowell Gem
Cleveland defeated Detroit 6-5 in the ninth inning as Sam McDowell pitched eight strong frames and struck out nine. Steve Boros hit three homers for Detroit, with Dick Brown and Boros contributing further, while Bubba Phillips and Jim Mahoney delivered run producing singles for Cleveland in the decisive eighth and ninth. Jim Grant faces Jim Bunning next.
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Sam McDowell
Tribe
Detroit
Steve Boros
Tiger
Dick Brown
Boros
McDowell
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Bubba Phillips
Jim Mahoney
Ty Cline
Jim Grant
Jim Bunning
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Cash
Mahoney
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Colts trust new free agent Braxton may sustain dynasty
Hezekiah Braxton, kept under wraps for a year, impressed during a Baltimore intra squad scrimmage before 45 961 fans. The Colts have a history of signing non draftees including Johnny Unitas and 15 more free agents this year following four of ten rookies last season.
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Baltimore Colts
Weeb Ewbank
Braxton
Virginia Union
Johnny Unitas
Colts
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Unitas
Bob Harrison
Ohio University
Mark Smolinski
Wyoming
Joe Perry
Smith Meet Held Sunday
CHAUNCEY The Smith reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hunter. Attending were numerous Smiths and their families including Brad Smith Eva Smith Columbus Leonard McAllister George Smith Clyde Smith Dan Smith Clarence Smith Tom Smith Sherri Charles Sharp Cecil Gillette Lucy Gillette Carol Shepherd Virginia Steve Mark Walls Sharon Darrell Willey Sylvia North and more.
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Smith
Dewey Hunter
Brad Smith
Eva Smith
Columbus
Leonard McAllister
Buchtel
George Smith
Clyde Smith
Dan Smith
Clarence Smith
Tom Smith
Sherri
Charles Sharp
Cecil Gillette
Lucy Gillette
Carol Shepherd
Virginia
Steve
Mark Walls
Sharon
Darrell Willey
Sylvia North
Albert Hunter
Donald
May
Becky
Sandra
Sharon Willey
Gordon McAfee
John Snyder
Stanley Edwards
Masury
Marilyn Jew
Edwards
Mary Dew
Jacobs Ave
Oscar Simpson
Alice Theisen
Fredricka Theisen
Simpson
Kilgore
A. L. Preston
Fred Preston
Viola Smathers
William Smathers
Nelsonville
Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs. Dew Home Chauncey
The Wednesday Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Mary Dew's Jacobs Ave home for a covered dish dinner and business session. Mrs. Dew presided with attendees Miss Frances Howard Miss Bernice Pritts and several Mrs. Ollie Spaugh Nellie Jordan Lou Preston Ella Devore Ruth Freeman Beatrice Coffman Alice Shumway Grace Crabtree. UMWA Women Chauncey Auxiliary to meet at 7 30 tonight in the Merriman building.
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Mary Dew
Jacobs Ave
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Frances Howard
Bernice Pritts
Ollie Spaugh
Nellie Jordan
Lou Preston
Ella Devore
Ruth Freeman
Beatrice Coffman
Alice Shumway
Grace Crabtree
Browns Cut Four From Hiram Roster
Cleveland Browns trim four players from the Hiram College camp as exhibition season nears in Detroit. With two in camp and 46 total, rookies Sadowski Buckert Hansley White depart while Houstin and Putnam plan weekend off and California work respectively.
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Hiram College
Jim Houstin
Duane Putnam
California
Wayne Sadowski
Indiana
Jay Buckert
Fresno State
Terry Hansley
Ohio State
al White
Capital University
Chauncey Area Personal Calls and Weekend Visits
Chauncey residents attended a College All Star and Green Bay Packers game in Chicago Friday evening. Visitors over the past week included Hull F. Kittle Glouster Mrs. Charles Harper Corning and others from Cleveland Charleston and Masury. Families shared meals and hosted guests at several homes in New Lexington Buchtel and Nelsonville with trips to Kilgore Kentucky noted.
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Sue
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
T. R. Hamilton
Hull F. Kittle
Glouster
Charles Harper
Corning
Don Dunn
Cleveland
Orpha Voorhees
Curt
Charleston
W. Va
James Dorr
Ray Hubble
New Lexington
William Ervin
Dewey Hunter
William Baker
Ashland
Bertha Hunter
Albany
Leonard McAllister
Buchtel
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