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ryjm-wWMembers of the TUSCO Y Divers Club taking part in the ice dive in the gravel pit included: IN WATER-Tom Fellers (left) and Al Q u i v e y. SEATED—Joe Dragovich (left), Homer Schwab and Wayne Wallick.Bucnanan, a 6-3 senior, nas 194. Most of his points come on “layups” off a fast break.Massillon, tutored by former Dover Coach Nick Vrotsos, has an 8-3 record, but could just as easily be 11-0.Of its 3 setbacks 2 have been by one point and the other by 4.Canton McKinley, the top-ratedYMCA Action In HighGear On Local FrontTuscarawas County residents are taking full advantage of National YMCA Week which began Sunday and will end Saturday.Festivities for the Dover YMCA were opened Sunday when members of the TUSCO Y Divers Club “cracked” through the ice in a gravel pit in Massillon.The SCUBA divers, under the supervision of Dive Master Leo Poland, 911 E. High Ave., New Philadelphia, and safety divers Carl Graves, 118 Betscher Ave., Dover, and Jack Dempster, RD 1, Dennison, conducted their “experiment” in 34 degree water temperature. The pin was 40-feet deep and the ice 10 inches thick.Divers who were initiated for the first time in this unusual winter activity were Homer Schwab, 1120 N. Walnut St., Wayne Wallick, RD 1, Nick Rini, 121 Betscher Ave., Al Guivey, RD 2, and Joe Dragovich, 925 Tremont St., Dover, and Tom Fellers, Tuscarawas.The club returned to the more familiar waters of the Dover includes compressed air tanks, mask, rubber suits and flippers.Participating in this event were Wayne and Faye Wallick, and Homer Schwab of Dover, Junior and Ann Rufenacht, RD 2, and Fred Parris, 623 Blake Ave. SW, New Philadelphia, and BillHeddleston, Dennison.Poland, aquatic instructor for the Dover YMCA, was in charge.A new SCUBA course will begin Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. New members are invited. No equipment is required for the initial session.lA“I’MipilPtlBoys Selected FoStarting time nears for the Dover YMCA Intermediate swim team’s assault on the world record in the 50-mile relay.Ten boys will make up thei!Doverdoor pool Wednesday night to put on a demonstration of SCUBA and skin diving as conducted under the rigid standurds of the YMCA program. The water temperature was 80 degrees.Buddy breathing, doff and don, station to station underwater breathing and front and rear entries into the pool with full gear were seen. Full gear inWliGradePark remained on top in Dover Grade League basketball play Wednesday, crushing Dover Avenue 45-18. Other play saw South edge East 27-29.Standings: Park 3-0, South 2-1, and East and Dover Avenue both 12.team which will go after the standard. They include Jim Kap* peler, John Gerber, Wally Morton, Rod Kendle, Jim Edwards, Ray Crawley, Dave Taylor, Les White, Dana Savage and Trevor Buehler.Alternates are Gary McKit-trick, Jim Capozella and Joe Or-lowski,Youngstown Central’s Intermediates currently are worldch£ofsecEancweitie.TArcoffiwhiYMPark—45 Ogeltree 5-1-11- Isenberg 2-0-4;Hikes 2-0-4; Miller 1-0-2; Mastin 3-2-8; Patterson 3-0-6; Hostetler 1-0-2; Penrod 2-0-4; Eckert 1*0-2; Dcssecker 1-0-2. Totals 21-3-45. Dover Avenue—18 Fisher 0-0-0; DiGenova 1-0-2; T.TiMtter 9.0.4- fl TVnttpr 0.0-0:British 1INNSBRUCK, Austria (AP) -A black mourning ribbon flapped from the five - ringed Olympic flag today as skiers, skaters and sl’edders resumed practice sessions in a suddenlyNazwaslastARonJen:
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Dover Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio, US
Thu, Jan 23, 1964
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