World Series Spitballers Endings and Honors
Minneapolis notes celebrate the Series with fanciful awards for best and second best figures, venues, people, and incidents. Highlights name Walter Alston as best manager, Maury Wills as best all around player, Bob Allison’s best catch, and Hubert Humphrey as best visiting dignitary with jokes about the Twins and Dodgers dominating the chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
U.C.L.A
Syracuse
L. A. Coliseum
Dodger Stadium
Metropolitan Stadium
Walter Alston
Jack Lang
Newsmen
Bob Allison
Maury Wills
Harmon Killebrew
Lou Johnson
Ron Fairly
Twin's
Sandy Koufax
Chambers of Commerce of
Bloomington
St. Paul
Hubert Humphrey
Casey Stengel
Tony Oliva’s
Guy
Bill Veeck
Handless
Duluth
Minn
Braves
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Seattle
Oil Company
Twins
Sayers Garners Star Honors in Bears 45 37 Victory
Chicago Bears rookie Gale Sayers earns AP Offensive Player of the Week after four touchdowns and 64 rushing yards plus 63 receiving yards and 170 kickoff return yards in a 45 37 win over the Minnesota Vikings. He notes team effort and faces Detroit next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Bears
Minnesota Vikings
University of Kansas
Min
Mesota
Savers
Lima Harriers Dominant In GOL Meet Lead Up
Lima Senior Spartans close regular cross country with an 18 to 43 win over Defiance to push to 6 2. The Greater Ohio League meet at Hawthorne Hills starts at 10 a m with Middletown defending. Rick Combs clocks 9 47 to win individual title as Ben White posts 9 48. Other contenders include Hamilton Garfield and Jim Barrera. After the meet, Spartan district action at Hawthorne Hills follows with Springfield South Hamilton Taft and Fairfield on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Hawthorne Hills
Lima Senior High
Spartans
Middletown
Middies
Hamilton Garfield
Berg
Ben White
Jack
Bill Clehe
Springfield
George Sellati
Gary
Jim Barrera
Springfield South
Hamilton Taft
Fairfield
Roger Kings
Stril
Landers Anee
Feders Beauty Shoe
Pang Tee
Rome
Robinson Pat Dew Tae Ae
Orenan Bernice Boyed Gt Ve
Wei
Teenee Wee Laboratory
Hee Ene
Buckeye Gomimerclaironan
Ae Wish ‘Iewtiat
Eae
al Wiedaman
O24
Ovenes
Win Sores
Thomas & Green R
Maeg
Sitrit & Mechting
Langston & Myers Memorial
Yankees
Haslop & England Klean
Ong Jones
Tullis & Schimpt
Roger England
Mary Haglopoe
Sergs State
Limon Gibbons
Scot Lad Foods
Werner
Blufftan Stone Polly Hail Seve Sey Hartman Furniture
Westgate
Ohio
Manhattan League
Cleman's
Reynolds
Morris
Vogue Cleaners
Seytert Chipn Arepvorsere
Empire Linen
Dugan Seilart
Bud
Don Sinclair
Roger England Aces
White
Chevrolet
Freee Rochetier
Chenars Hepa Hell
Coates Pressers
Penninatan Nek Green & Sawyer
Opps
Dyers
L. Howard
Anes Nee Ghawe-Gianaort
Sveke K. Thomas Ellds
Spees
Roy Consane
Bluttten
Manders
Ad. Ketliher
Ada
Evers
Spencery le Fe
Red Crown Teague
la Weedemann
Allen East
National Memorial Slant Co
Seeeees
Columbus Grove
Vai
Lima Dodge Etter
R. Roberts
Pandora Gilboa
Delphos Jeff
N & Worr
Elks White
Bernia
Wiedemann
Pat
Funni Plumbing
Bill Bowers
Elida
Ben Green
Powers & Studer Teenies
Barnett
Doepker
Pneenee D. Guice
R. England
Woody Smith
Seneen Kohn Inc
Senease
Reinatos
Hopenkamp
City Loan
Davidson Enamet
Folsom-Somerville
Findlay Music
Wat Schlitzky High Sea Tower National Bank Jemen
Karen Willams Anneseos
State Hospital
Ladies Classic
Blue Flames
Monaghan Sonic
Will Cate
Nandy Flames
Bath Wildcats Take NWC League Lead
The Bath Wildcats beat Delphos Jefferson 55 to 6 and moved to 6-0, taking the North West Conference lead after Bluffton upset Elida 12 to 0. Elida 5-1 and Ottawa Glandorf 5-1 remain in the title race as the schedule tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Wildcats
Bath Wildcat
Bluffton Pirates
Pirates
Elida
Bath
Delphos Jefferson
Wildcats
Columbus Grove
Bruce Harrod
Ben Green
Rod Hefner
Grove
Jim Mackaman
Jerry Miller
Bull‘dogs
Bluffton
Bill Bowers
NWC
Ottawa
Bill Croy
Bill Roeder
Ada
Bill Swank
Bruce Marshall
Max Eastman
Steve
Dave Simon
Bulldogs
Dave
Mustangs Hold 2-4 Start Led by Bill Hawk
Season summary notes the Mustangs at 2-4 led by Bill Hawk with 26 points. Jeff has 22 field goals and the team has allowed 255 points. Other names and stray fragments appear, including local lanes and sponsors.
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Mustangs
Bill Hawk
Jeff
Tal Fied
People Open In Pin Event For Heart Fund Prize
The Ninth Annual Heart Fund Tournament runs through Oct. 23 with a roll-off on Nov. 28 at Olentangy Village Lanes. Top two in the 47-county Central Ohio area, a man and a woman, win a seven day Florida grand prize and more. Entry is $1 with 30 percent for prizes and 70 percent for cardiovascular research.
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Heart Fund
Phylis Krause
Central Ohio Heart Association
Olentangy Village
High St
Columbus
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Hertz
Patricia Murphy
David
Coral Ridge
Bowling Proprietors Association of Ohio
Celina Leads WBL with 24 14 Victory Over St Marys
Celina remains unbeaten at 6 straight wins in the Western Buckeye League after a 24-14 win over St Marys. Jim Otis scored three touchdowns as Celina tops St Marys 52 rushing yards by the opposition, while Bruce Maes anchored a stout defense. Celina holds 1/2 game lead over Coldwater, with Kenton and Van Wert also in action this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencerville
Allen East
Winlers
Pandora Gilboa
Jim Sensa
Bearcats
Jon
P-G
Ottawa
Terry Cherry
Delphos Jeff
Allen
Celina
St. Marys
Buckeye
Bulldogs
Coldwater
Jim Otis
Bulldog
Bruce Maes
St.Marys
Floyd Keith
Tim Fortney
Kenton
van Wert
Shawnee
Wapakoneta
Dayton Kiser
Asap St. Marys
Roughriders
Mark Rauh
Dan ‘Protsman
Dan Gunsett
Cougars
Nnow
Gary Evans
Indian Lake
Redskins
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By Walter Johns
Don Cronin
Les MacPhail
Buzzy Bavass
Paul Richards
Joe Cronin
Lee MacPhail
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richard
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Minnesota
Jon Arnett
The
Detroit Lions
London
Amos Johnson
Medina
Henry Cooper
England
Johnny Prescott
Chip Johnson
Naples
Eduardo Cortetti
Argen
Billy Walker
Eno Fang
New York
Mike Cortez
Luke Ervine
Bayonne
Houston
Tex
Steve Freeman
Juan Pers
Moneterrey
Mex
Lima Harriers
South Bend
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Bill Wolski
Notre Dame
Ind
Irish
USC
Trojan
Morgo Lanes
South Gate Lanes
A. Rader & Son
Frey
Agnes Pangle
Doris Johnson
Nathael Bank Brown's Floor
Hennen
Bechie
Pauline Baliary
Alice
Immat
Tomster
Pine
Ony Leah
Alye
Mary Overton
Dui
Alta O'Leary
Stolly Insurance
Packard Equip
Sharpe
Cnico’s
Nid
Robin Hood Club
Mary Maslop
Cleora Golden
Sue Mores
Mary Gettman
Evelyn Ven Dyke
Northland Lanes
Lea Reynolds
Louis Nite Club
Jaylene Beauty
West Street Pace High
Betty Tenwalde
Linda Kirtland
Ann Renn
Gar. Tocco
le Nans Gazette Printing Co
Matt's
Elida Road
Strayer’s
Milano Club
Wan Sadia
Donia McCoy
Barbara Althoh
Ann Kovacek
Elmview Hardware
Thunderbird Peewee
Seyfert
Shafer Mentaly
Spartan Electric Pereferry
Ingerham
WBL
Linaene
WLYT
WLT
Celina Vo
St. Marya
EU Nm Otis
Mark Raih
Floyd Kei
Yim Fortney
Gary Evan
Mark Knapke
Dick Quillity
Lum's
Lee Watson
North Main St
West Robb Ave
Omaha
Seaburg
Hanover Shoes
Blida
Louie’s Nite Club
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