Bellamy Leads Knicks In Narrow Win Over Baltimore
Walt Bellamy who joined the New York Knicks this week posted 16 points 16 rebounds and 6 assists in a 108-107 win over Baltimore in the NBA doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. San Francisco edged Philadelphia 121-119 in the opener.
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State Bowling Tourney Opens in Columbus
The Ohio State Bowling Association announces its 62nd annual tournament in Columbus at Northern Lights Lanes from March 5 to May 8, 1966 with entries due by January 17. An anticipated 1000 teams could push prizes over 345000, including a 1000 first place handicap prize.
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Ohio State Bowling Association
Northern Lights
Cleveland Ave
Virgil L. Furry
Colavito Named Cleveland Indians Man of the Year for 1965
Rocky Colavito is selected as the Cleveland Indians Man of the Year by the local Baseball Writers Association. He will be honored at the chapter Ribs and Roasts Dinner in mid January. NHL scores Montreal 5 Toronto 1 and Detroit 8 Boston 1 with no games scheduled. Boston at Montreal and New York at Toronto on tap.
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Baseball Writers Association
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Boston
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Domed Stadium Planned for New Orleans
New Orleans aims to join the NFL as its 16th team with a $24 million domed stadium plan championed by promoter Dave Dixon. Promoter Kratter backs a land grant near Lake Pontchartrain for a stadium as New Orleans vies with Houston Portland Seattle Boston Cincinnati and Phoenix for the 1967 franchise.
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Seattle
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Lombardi Signs Long Term Pact To Stay With Packers
Green Bay Packers coach and general manager Vince Lombardi signed a new contract extending his tenure by at least eight years. President Dominic Olejniczak denied rumors of Lombardi leaving for other NFL jobs, noting the deal mirrors earlier agreements and confirms Green Bay as his home and workplace.
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Chauncey Win Streak Faces Rosecrans in Zanesville
Chauncey Blue Devils seek to maintain an undefeated record as they travel to Municipal Stadium in Zanesville to meet Rosecrans at 8 p.m. Rosecrans, 5-3, has won five straight since early losses to top 10 AP Class A foes Fenwick and Millersport. Led by Joe Smith, Joe Schaumfuffel, Rusty Dinan, and Ted Carpenter, the team is coached by Bob Fowles of New Lexington St. Aloysius.
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Chauncey Personalities Attend Cleveland Clinic Visit
Chauncey resident Mrs. Majorie Monroe, with her mother Mrs. Grace Carr, enters the Cleveland Clinic on Monday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hughie McCune and Donna McCune of Millfield Route.
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Union City
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Glouster Personal Guests Visit From Nearby Towns
Recent visitors to Glouster include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey and children Sheri and Steve of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park of Akron. Janet Parks of Madison Street and Mayo Anderson of Simsburg joined gatherings with local residents. Additional guests traveled from Columbus, Washington DC, Athens, Toledo and Trimble areas to visit in homes of Miss Merle Danford, Mrs. Sadie Morrison, and the Antle family.
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Sheri
Steve
Columbus
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Akron
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Janet Parks
Madison St
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Trimble
Simsburg
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A. K. Harrison
Alice Wolfe
Washington, D. C
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Athens
Carl Antle
Trimble Route 1
Bernice White
Chris
Ralph White
Toledo
Floyd McClellan
Paul Harper
Fairborn
Walter McDivitt
Delida McClellan
Senior Progressive Study Club Travels Abroad
Twelve members and three guests attended the Senior Progressive Study Club meeting at Mrs. N. R. Maxwell home. Mrs. C. L. Whaley led opening activities and a brief business session. Miss Merle Danford introduced cousins Mrs. Charlotte Wolfe Harrison of Columbus and Miss Alice Wolfe of Washington D C who presented a travel program with foreign land photographs.
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N. R. Maxwell
C. L. Whaley
Merle Danford
Charlotte Wolfe Harrison
Columbus
Alice Wolfe
Washington, D. C
Chauncey Garden Club Sets Annual Christmas Workshop
Chauncey Garden Club plans its Christmas Workshop for the November meeting at the Parish House. The October meeting was at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. office in Athens. Mrs. Paul Efaw spoke on Christmas lighting as planting projects continue at the Chauncey-Dover Elementary School with tulip bulbs sought for expansion.
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Glouster Man Celebrates 81st Birthday Across Generations
James Covello Sr. marked his 81st birthday with four generations present at a family buffet in Glouster. Attendees included Tony and James Covello Jr. families, Oakley Exline and daughter, Joe Sikoski family, Eugene Watson of Tucson, and Steve Serba family. The article also notes a world record sea bass weighing 680 pounds caught off Fernandina Beach, Florida by Lynn Joyner on May 20, 1961.
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Tony Covello
James Covello Jr
Oakley Exline
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Eugene Watson
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Steve Serba
Youngstown
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Lynn Joyner
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