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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1965

Page

10

Mets Betting On Losing Season Bad Odds State

Newsmen tour Mets camp see 10 first year players due to bonuses. 18 players with less than a year’s experience amid veteran Yogi Berra and Cleon Jones show hope for Ed Kranepool and Jones. Reds counter with Tomy Perez and Tommy Helms proving winter leagues sharpen hitters and fielding, while Leo Cardenas credits winter ball for staying strong.

Casey Stengel Mets New Yorkers Greybeards Yogi Ed Kranepool Tomy Perez Reds Gordie Coleman Tommy Helms San Diego Helms Pete Rose Leo Cardenas Cardenas

Bowling Honor Roll Leaders Named in Local Standings

The list showcases bowlers Dennie Justice, Roger Stamm, H Steinbrugge and many others with scores across games. Standout totals include Justice 882 series and Ruppert 566, with multiple players posting high single-game marks and consistent mid-range performances throughout the season.

Dennie Justice Roger Stamm H. Steinbrugge Dave Canter M. Rohrkemper Janet Ruppert Helen Smith Lois Neal Jane Whitman Betty Lewis Loretta Marstall Thelma Sherman C. Samper Alice Keister Leslie Thurman Lola Crawford Almeade Phillips Dot Hoover Mag Longman Betty Henry Jean Reichenbach Rossella Harper Chris Creech Dot Rigg Cynthia Gates Martha Wombold Becky ‘Tibbs

Stagg Wanted Willing Players On His Football Teams

Amos Alonzo Stagg built the Chicago Maroons into a Big Ten power, coaching 41 years and later aiding Susquehanna College with new formations. He valued emotion over size, coached punters, and helped pioneer the forward pass, leaving a record of 309 victories, 200 defeats, and 35 ties.

Bob Hoobing NEW York Amos Os Ge Stagg Walter Eckersall Clarence Herschberger University of Chicago Yale Divinity Chicago Maroons College of the Pacific Stockton Calif Amos Alonzo Stagg Jr Susquehanna College Pennsylvania Big Ten National Football Rules Committee Yost Michigan Beckersall Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt

Sisler Hates To Lose Exhibitions

In St. Petersburg Florida AP report manager Dick Sisler dislikes losses in exhibition games. Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Reds 6 4 in 11 innings with Gene Alley launching a 425 foot homer for a early lead and Jerry Lynch adding a homer in the sixth. Marty Keough doubled twice including an RBI double in a Reds rally. Frank Robinson homered for the Reds and John Tsitouris pitched four scoreless innings in a separate Puebla Mexico game where the Reds beat the Puebla Parrots 4 2.

ST. Petersburg Fila Dick Sisler Pittsburgh Pirates Reds Gene Alley Pittsburgh Jerry Lynch Pirates Marty Keough al McBean

Twins Increase Park Capacity in Bloomington

The Metropolitan Stadium left field will be enlarged with 12,062 new permanent seats, creating a 45,182 seat baseball venue. Construction will continue into the season, with the first deck due June 1 and the upper deck by July 1.

Bloomington, Minn Metropolitan Sta Minneapolis Twins

Exhibition Results From Friday Played Across Venues

Associated Press report lists scores from Friday exhibitions. Notable results include Boston 6 over Chicago N 1, San Francisco 4 over Cleveland 3, Minnesota 5 over New York A 0, New York A 12 over Washington 5, Pittsburgh 6 over Cincinnati 4 in 11 innings, Detroit 5 over Philadelphia 4, New York N 6 over St. Louis, Houston 2 over Kansas City 0, Chicago A 8 over Milwaukee 2, Baltimore 7 over Los Angeles N 5 in 11 innings, and Los Angeles A 18 over Guadalajara 1.

Boston Chicago San Francisco Cleveland Minnesota New York Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Houston Kansas City Milwaukee Baltimore Los Angeles Guadalajara

Rhyan Leads At Greater Jacksonville Open In Trouble

Jacksonville Beach Fla AP Dick Rhyan Jr blends into crowds but tops the Greater Jacksonville Open after 36 holes with a 136 eight under par. His 3433 67 on the Selva Marina course shows a strong putting run. Phil Rodgers also resurges with a 33 3 65 to threaten.

Jacksonville Beach Fla Dick Rbhyan Jr Rhyan Selva Marina Phil Rodgers Bruce Devlin Australia Bob Charles New Zealand Dick Rhyan Jr Dave Marr Bert Weaver George Bayer Jim Ferree Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus

Daley Says He Is Not Worried

Bud Daley of the Cleveland Indians says his arm is sound after a one hit partial against the Giants in Phoenix. He insisted he is not worried about pitching despite a recent holdout and salary dispute, while the game featured a three run fifth inning for San Francisco and solo homers by Joe Azcue and Vic Davalillo for Cleveland.

Birdie Tebbetts Gabe Paul Yankees Tebbetts Early Wynn Daley Giants Sam McDowell Jesus Alou Willie Mays Harvey Kuenn Alou Joe Azcue Vic Davalillo

Girls Steal Track Show At Knights Meet In Cleveland

The 25th Knights of Columbus track meet at Cleveland Arena featured record performances by girls and a close mile. Tolanda Balas of Romania set a high jump meet record at 5 feet 10.5 inches, while Abby Hoffman of Toronto Olympic Club clocked 2:12 in the 900-yard run, winning by 17 yards. In the men’s events, Jim Grelle edged Mills in the mile, and Bill Crothers of Toronto posted a 1:11.3 600-yard win, ahead of Cassel.

Lou Mio Cleveland Knights of Columbus Cleveland Arena Big Mills Bob Schul Ollan Cassel Schul Dave Ellis Toronto Ellis Jim Grelle Portland Ore Mills Marines United States Great Britain Berlin Bill Crothers Toronto East York Cassell U.S Crothers Tolanda Balas Rumania Abby Hoffman Toronto Olympic Club Miss Hoffman Ational Aau Sandra Knott Cleveland

Rangers Battle To Tie Detroit In NHL Clash

The New York Rangers battled Detroit’s NHL leaders to a 6 6 tie as Norm Ullman scored three for Detroit while Roger Crozier faced pressure. Ratelle's late goal helped New York secure the draw and shuffled the goalie standings after Detroit’s 10 3 rout of Boston.

Rangers Detroit New York Rangers Roger Crozier Red Wings Norm Ullman Wings Montreal New York Canadiens Chicago Boston Jean Ratelle Reece Crozier

Jersey Derby to highlight 27 day Garden State Park meet

Cherry Hills New Jersey April 24 opening and May 31 closing mark the 27 day Garden State Park thoroughbred racing meet A Jersey Derby for 3 year olds with $100 000 added purse will be the closing day feature reported by AP

Jerry Nardiello Tampa Fila New York Mets Mets Cherry Hills N. J Garden State Park

Bradley Top Foe UC Faced Bradley Top Foe UC Faced

Cincinnati Bearcats named Bill Bradley Princeton as their toughest opponent last season with Bradley Braves as the strongest rival team, beating UC twice. The all opponent list includes Tom Kerwin Centenary Kelly Pete Dave Stallworth Wichita and Rick Park Tulsa.

Cincinnati CAP Bradley Bill Bradley University of Cincinnati Bearcat UC Bearcats Princeton Bradley Braves Tom Kerwin Centenary Kelly Pete Dave Stallworth Wichita Rick Park Tulsa

Conversation Sparks After Sudden Sports Car Injury

A speaker questions another about the choice of a sports car and the risk of injury after a leg break. The exchange hints at regret and concern while noting the accident outcome. No official details about location or involved parties are provided.

Ohioans Finish High On List in Continental Open

Detroit AP reports three Ohio bowlers placed in the top ten of the Continental Open with totals: Al Thompson Cleveland fifth at 8,735 pins, Ed Thomas Logan eighth at 8,577, and Dick Hoover Akron tenth at 8,499. Prize money ranged from 1,000 to 1,200 as the top four bowlers vie for 5,000.

Detroit Jim Robinette Billy Golembiewski Dave Soutar

Aides Named for Ohio Scholastic All-Star Tilt

Cincinnati AP report lists three assistants for Wyoming High School's Bob Lewis. Al Christopher of New Philadelphia Alkie Richards of Tipp City and Pat Sheridan of Trenton St Joseph join the South All-Stars for the August 13 game in Canton.

Cincinnati Wyoming High School Bob Lewis Ohio Canton Lewis al Christopher New Philadelphia Alkie Richards Tipp City Pat Sheridan Trenton St. Joseph

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