Kasko Eighth Red To Sign Contract With Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Eddie Kasko became the eighth Red to sign for 1963 under President General Manager Bill DeWitt. Kasko batted .278 last season at third base filling in for injured Gene Freese. Also, Jim Maloney signed his 1963 contract, posting a 9-7 record. The Reds traded Don Zimmer to the Dodgers for righty Harold Breeden, 25, who joins Cincinnati’s San Diego farm club. Zimmer’s career spanned Dodgers, Cubs, Mets, and Reds. Breeden has joined from a Brooklyn background. Sanford of the Giants complains over contract talks, while several Tigers signings, and Belinsky and Sadowski of the Angels plan TV acting at CBS on Feb 12.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Kasko
Cincinnati Red
Bill] DeWitt
Kasko
Gene Freese
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Zimmer
Dodgers
Harold “Scott
Breeden
Hamilton
San Diego
Zimmer
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Travel Time Out For NL In 1963
Cincinnati AP War ren Giles announces reduced travel mileage for the 1963 National League season. Opening April 8 at Crosley Field features Reds vs Pirates with subsequent April 9 games across several cities. NL approves seven Sunday night games by Houston Colts, a first in major league history.
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Warren Giles
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
San Francisco
Houston
Houston Colts
Colts
Minor Leaguers Seek Place On Tribe Roster
Cleveland AP Tony Martinez leads eight minor leaguers aiming for spots as the Indians open spring training in Tucson Arizona next month. Manager Birdie Tebbetts may shift Woodie Held to third base or centerfield. Other contenders include pitchers Jack Curtis Georges Maranda John Gabler Steve Bailey Steve Hargan and infielders Marian Doughtry Gordon. Bailey hails from Lorain and is with Charleston Eastern League while Hargan plays for Dubuque.
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Tony Martinez
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Tucson
Ariz
Martinez
Birdie Tebbetts
Woodie
Jack Curtis
Georges Maranda
John Gabler
Steve Bailey
Steve Hargan
Marian Doughtry
Gordon
Jacksonville
Bailey
Lorain
Charleston
Hargan
Dubuque
Clay Knocks Out Powell In San Jose Card
In San Jose California Cassius Clay 205 pounds from Louisville KOed Charley Powell 214 pounds from San Diego in 2 minutes 4 seconds of the third round of a 10 rounder. Also in San Jose Molino 136 pounds knocked out Chihuahua Kid 125 pounds in the second round of a 10 rounder. Billy Braggs 140 pounds of Milwaukee won a 10 round decision over Wayman Dawson 140 pounds of Youngstown Ohio.
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Cassius Clay
Louisville
Charley Powell
San Diego
Calif
San Jose Calif
Louis Molina
San Jose
Chihuahua
Sonora
Mex
Milwaukee
Billy Braggs
Wayman Dawson
Youngstown
Ohio
Crimson Satan Favored In Inaugural Strub Stakes At Santa Anita
Crimson Satan, a noted rogue in the sport, is the 6-5 favorite for the inaugural 100000 added Charles H. Strub Stakes at Santa Anita Park. A 16-horse field races 1 1/8 miles with rivals including Declaredly, the 1962 Kentucky Derby upset winner, seeking major stakes glory.
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Arcadia
Calif
Crimson Satan
Charles H. Strub
Sanita Anita Park
Star of the
Crimson King Farm
Decidedly
Santa Anita
Sports Bowl and Bowling Standings From Local League
A dense list of bowlers and scores is presented including Don Dennis Gil Hood Fred Rau Dick Davidson Rob Brinkmeyer Homer Lewis Chuck Taylor Gordon Nein Jane Whitman Flora Peace Lois Neal and many teams such as Classic Otis Bang's Vending Clydes Barber and Davidson Photo. The page features numerous match results and team names across divisions including Women's Major and Eastern Lanes with varied game totals and standings.
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Don Dennis
Gil Hood
Fred Rau
Dick Davidson
Rob Brinkmeyer
Homer Lewis
Chuck Taylor
Gordon Nein
Jane Whitman
Flora Peace
Lois Neal
Sports Bowl
Otis
Bang’s Vending
Clydes Barber
Carlings
Dave Finkelman
Hudepohl
J. P. Trans
Allen Garding
D. L. Smith
McCoy « Leffler
Davidson Photo
Wilson's
Parkway Marathon
GOYA
Cohen Bros
Naegele Auer
Unnamed
Eady's
Byrd's Barbers
Martin's Grill
Singer's Pharmacy
the Parrott
Howard Realtor
Buckeye Paper
Bill Hill
Marvin TV
Thomas Sohio
City League Games Rescheduled After Night Cancelation
The Thursday night City Basketball League games were cancelled last night and a full schedule will be played next Thursday.
Masonry Cops Win First Round in Armco League
Masonry captured the first round championship by defeating East Processing 68 to 44 at McKinley Junior High gym. Gary Roberts scored 15 points for Masonry while Reese Medley led East Processing with 11. Open Hearth forfeited against Hot Strip.
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Armco
McKinley Junior High
Gary Roberts
Reese Medley
Abel Welu Top Pin Meet in Kansas City
Joy Abel the 23 year old from Chicago led midway in the finals of a 100000 dollar bowling tournament with 75 41 Peterson points while Billy Welu of St Louis headed the men with 164 12 Ray Bluth and Dick Weber from St Louis held second and third place Abel previously lost the 5000 title last year after a final game nine pins short Miss Abel's latest win gives her ten won and six lost with 3921 total pinfall Elvira Toepfer Detroit was defeated 445 39 in the eighth round Thursday Also note Oklahoma beat Kansas State 47 0 and a divorce notice against Janice Marie Stout filed in Butler County Ohio court with a February 2 1963 deadline.
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Kansas City
Joy Abel
Chicago
Peterson
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Miss Abel
Shirley Garrs
Elvira Toepfer
Detroit
Ray Bluth
Dick Weber
Mahovlich Takes NHL Scoring Lead With 49 Points
Frank Mahovlich of the Maple Leafs moved into the overall scoring lead with 49 points after a two goal, two assist night in Toronto's 6-3 win over Boston. Johnny Bucyk rose to 48, Bathgate 47, as Chicago led the standings. Detroit and Montreal drew 1-1 in another game.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Frank Mahovlich
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Boston
Detroit
Montreal
Mahovlich
New York
Andy Bathgate
Johnny Bucyk
Bathgate
Bucyk
Chicago
Franklin Girl Compe tes in Ohio AAU Swim Championship
In Cincinnati the Ohio Senior AAU Championships open with more than 200 swimmers from 13 teams. Janelle Cunningham of Franklin, competing unattached, is among the standout athletes. she recently set a 100 yard backstroke meet record in Detroit and will race in four events.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Princeton
Toledo
Marion
Columbus
Springfield
Athens
Dayton
Janelle Cunningham
Franklin
Detroit
Gunlock resigns from Ohio State coaching staff
William L. Gunlock announced his resignation from the Ohio State University football coaching staff where he served as defense coordinator the past year. He will join Cole Layer and Trumble Appraisal Co in Dayton for security for his family. Gunlock, 34, a Chillicothe native and Miami of Ohio 1951 graduate, has a long coaching history from Heidelberg to Army before OSU.
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Miami
Ohio) University
Sid Gillman
Woody Hayes
Heidelberg College
Bowling Green
United States Military Academy
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Gunlock
Army
Ohio State
Angels Fall Short of .300 Hitter in Two AL Seasons
The Los Angeles Angels have not produced a .300 hitter through two seasons in the American League. The statement highlights their hitting challenges and current offensive profile within the league.
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Los Angeles Angels
Judge Lamb relinquishes case in stop sign crash
Judge J T Lamb disqualified himself in a failure to yield case involving Arthur Sigler of 711 Crawford St. Acting Judge Edward Dell fined Sigler 25 dollars plus costs for a Jan 20 crash at Manchester Avenue and Harrison Street, with 15 dollars suspended for first offense after Sigler hit the judge's car.
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Lamb
Arthur Sigler
Crawford St
Edward Dell
Dell
Sigler
Manchester Avenue
Harrison Street
Middletown Y members set for youth government briefing
Thirty-one Hi Y and Tri Hi Y youths from Middletown YMCA will attend a district pre legislative conference at the University of Cincinnati tomorrow. The session teaches bill writing and committee work to prepare for the Ohio YMCA Model Legislature in Columbus April 26 to 28, with Ray Wertz and Jack Prather leading the program.
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Hi-Y
Middletown Ymca
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Ymca
Columbus
Ray Wertz
Middletown “Y
Jack Prather
Cincinnati
Metropolitan Ymca
Case To Build Student Village at Case Institute of Tech
Case Institute of Technology plans a $17.5 million student village starting this spring. The first phase builds four multi story student houses and a commons building on a 30 acre hillside site overlooking the campus to create a 24 hour learning environment.
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Cleveand
Case Institute of Technology
Pay Up In Traffic Court Amid Speeding Fines
Judge J. T. Lamb fined 44 people in Middletown Municipal Court totaling 883 dollars with 435 dollars from 26 speeding cases. Names and offenses include Rodney T. Jones failure to report an accident 50 dollars and David Thomas reckless operation 50 dollars plus many other drivers fined or suspended. Three bonds were forfeited for driving without sufficient rights and changing lanes, with ten speeders forfeiting bonds totaling 185 dollars.
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Middletown
Rodney T. Jones
10Th Ave
Paul Fox
Queen Ave
Jerry S. Lawson
West Liberty
Barry Laycock
Arlington Ave
Edward Bythewood
Elk Creek Road
Jerome Idle
Home St
Trenton
Buster Pugh
Lewis St
Frank Moore
Millard St
Franklin
Alvin Miller
Columbia Ave
Bertha Mae Yeager
Curryer Road
Roy Wilson
Camden Rt
David Thomas
Minnesota Ave
Eugene Tolliver
Clay Whitt
Garfield Sr
Jack Horstman
Dayton
Hershel Adkins
Well Road
Toastmasters honors top speaker at Eastern Bowling Lanes
Sylvester Shetter won best speaker at last night’s Toastmasters Club meeting at Eastern Bowling Lanes. Ed McCormick served as toastmaster and Joe Dillon delivered the topic.
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Sylvester Shetter
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Bowling Lanes
Ed McCormick
Joe Dillon
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