Eastern's Ken Hartung Named To Third Squad
Ken Hartung of Eastern Meigs County earns a spot on the 1965 Associated Press Class A All-Ohio third team. The list names six players from small Ohio high schools and highlights Turner from Albany as captain of the first team with a 25.8 scoring average, and Burkhart of Springboro tied for leading assists.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio State
St. John Arena
Jerry Turner
Albany
Red Devil
George Burkhart
Springboro Clearcreek
Panthers
Roger Herman
West Salem Northwestern
Fred Meyer
Unbeaten Minster
Turner and
Burkhart
Bill Leftwich
Plain City
Jonathan Alder
Miami University
Bob Carlton
Peninsula Woodridge
Kerry Myers
Celina Immaculate Conception
Dan Andreas
Sugarcreek Gataway
Celina Ichs
Springboro
Kerry Lucas
Fredericktown
Keith Krynock
Lakeside
Aaron Adams
New Boston
Jim Hayes
Piqua Catholic
Bob Pratt
Tiltonsville
Warren Consolidated
Bill Toplyn
Mt. Gilead
Larry Seafert
Newton Falls
Braceville
Randy Osborn
Camden Preble Shawnee
Dave Boback
Beverly Fort Frye
Gary Hesse
North Baltimore
Ken Hart
Marshall Cage Coach to Keynote Southeast Ohio All Stars Banquet
Ellis Johnson head basketball coach at Marshall University will keynote the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League banquet at 6:30 p.m. at the Athens High School cafeteria. Tickets cost 2.50, on sale at Swearingen's Sporting Goods through Wednesday. Coaches honored include Sheskey of Nelsonville Coach of the Year, Coon of Athens MVP, and Anderson from Gallipolis top free throw shooter.
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The
Loop
Athens
Swearingen’s
Sporting Goods
Ellis Johnson
Marshall University
Bob Sheaskey
Nelsonville
Larry Coon
Gallipolis
Pete Anderson
Johnson
Ashland
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
University of Johnson
Williamson
Morehead
Marshall
Sheskey
Coon
Wee Te Ee Ee Ee Anderson
Harry Lackey
Athens High School
Mets No-Hitter Beats Pirates 6 0 Shines In Debut For Kroll Richardson
The New York Mets combine for a no hitter as Gary Kroll and Dick Richardson shut out Pittsburgh 6 to 0. Kroll pitched six innings and Richardson final three, with five strikeouts and one baserunner erased by error.
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Associated Press
Gary Kroll
Philadelphia
Phillies
Tichardson
St. Louis
Cardinals
Kroll
Richardson
New York Mets
Mets
Pittsburgh
Mained
Thanees
Crandall
Roy McMillan
Nning
Johnson City
Bakersfield
Warren Spahn
Sandy Koufax
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Braves
Koufax
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Ge Louis
Chicago Whites
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Houston
New York Yankees
Cleveland
San Francisco
Moe Dra
Lew Krausse
Kiwanis Club Honors Athens High School Basketball Teams
The Kiwanis Club recognized Athens High School varsity and reserve basketball squads at a weekly meeting. Coaches, advisors, managers, trainers and cheerleaders were honored, with introductions highlighting the team’s gritty play and season goals.
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Paul Silverman
Athens High School
Managvers
Kiwanisub
Richard Essex
John Gordon R
Don Blosser
Kiwanian
Roger
Charles McAfee
McAfisara
Seasoi
Film on Camp Klu Schoo Baseball Valley Vista Set
Film about a camp and coaching scene titled Klu Schoo Baseball Valley Vista is ready for screening. It features Roy from New York, Bob Wren from Ohio University, and other coaches in action to instruct clubs and organizations.
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Film
Klu’ Schoo
Baseball Valley Vista
Cols
Ohio Wildlife Council Proposes 1966 Hunting and Fishing Rules
The council fields 88 county hearings and a Columbus session June 24 with recommendations. Proposals include spearfishing for northern pike in select streams, float line fishing at Clendening Lake, 2 by 4 foot wire traps for forage fish, a wild turkey gobbler season, and set open quail and partridge seasons on state lands with dates and county limits.
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Ohio Wildlife Council
Columbus
Sandusky
Erie
Ottawa
Lucas
Clendening Lake
Auglaize River
Defiance County
Scioto River
Scioto County
Washington
Hocking
Vinton
Athens
Ross
Pike
Lawrence
Scioto
Adams
Albany Game Broadcast Locally
The Albany semi final basketball state tournament will be broadcast locally. WATH will carry the Columbus station feed while WRED Worthington (880) airs both Friday games and Saturday’s final for listeners in the area. Exhibition baseball results include Cincinnati 2, Baltimore 1 and Houston 7, New York 4 among others.
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Albany
WATH
Columbus
Wred - Worthington
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Houston
New York
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Kansas City
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Albany High
John Riebel
Red Devils
Diane McClure
Linda Clark
John Goodin
Bill Whaley
Jerry “Bird” Turner
Oetesieeioe Sebeten
Messenger Sportsphotos
Erv Kincade
Eastern
Ken Hartung
Mike Canter
Portsmouth Clay
Dan Brisker
Oak Hill
Mike Everhart
Paint Valley
Marshall Cage
Seoul
Tom Metters
Southeastern Ohio
FORD
Whitey Ford
Chisox Miss Appling
Chicago White Sox
Luke Ap‘ng
America
Prog
Rayan
Ian al Ja A - AN
Dodge
Matt
BUCS
Kiwanis Club
Fetes Ahs Team
Chauncey
Paul Sarossy
Watercraft Division
Chicago
St. Logan
Francizes
Lone
Edward
Mie
Evita
Doctor of Motor
Neisoevike
McArther
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