Falcons face lean squad as 15 lettermen depart
HENRIETTA The Firelands High School Falcons, after an eight win one loss season, lose 15 lettermen and return only eight, as Bill Ramseyer enters his second year. He expects a tight Inland Conference race with Buckeye atop possible contenders while sophomores fill many spots and 16 battle for next year’s starting roles. Boatman is seen as top passer and Matus handles punting duties as the team plans an outside belly and power sweep offense.
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Dave Prince
Starlin
Fred Fyberger
Dan Young
Jerry Cramlall
Harold Lang
Charles Livermore
Bruce Wacker
Wellington
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Cavaliers Face Weight Gap On 1963 Grid Season
South Amherst High's Cavaliers, with only one letterman over 165 pounds, face a weight disadvantage across the 1963 schedule. Coach Jack Wilhelm notes 13 lettermen return as the team, using a split-T and Oklahoma defense, aims for speed from a 39-man turnout.
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Ron
Indians bid for Berg as Oberlin star mulls offer
Fred Berg, a left handed pitcher from Elyria Mustangs, drew interest from the Indians and Orioles along with Bowling Green State University. Berg returned home Sunday after a Lakewood tryout where an official allegedly offered college tuition in exchange for signing. His parents said the Orioles' scout offered $500 a month and college chances, with Bowling Green coach Dick Young reinforcing the value of college. Berg plans to decide after a few days, weighing college education against a professional path, possibly starting at year’s end per the scout’s note on league rules.
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Speedy Seato Triumphs In Hambletonian Showdown
Du Quoin report says Speedy Seato, the bay favorite, drew strong bets as he faces rival Cheer Honey and darkhorse Coaltown. Trainer Frank Ervin hints Cheri Honey's condition could alter the pace while jockeys push for speed in the decisive heat.
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Major League Baseball National League Standings and Schedule
The National League standings show New York leading with 83 wins and 46 losses, followed by Los Angeles and Minnesota tied, then St. Louis Chicago and San Francisco. Monday results include St. Louis 6 San Francisco 3, Minnesota 5 3 Washington 2 7, Milwaukee 11 Houston 7, Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 1. Tonight’s games feature Los Angeles at Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago among others, with several night games and multiple probable pitchers listed.
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Japanese welterweight bout results from Tokyo card
Yoshinori Takahashi defeated Makoto Watanabe by points in Tokyo as Jowon Orient welterweight tithe bouts were listed, with results indicating Japanese competitors and card outcomes.
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Indians Recall 13 Players For Spring Training
The Cleveland Indians announced the recall of 13 players from minor league clubs. Five will join the Tribe early next month and report to spring training in Tucson, Arizona. Recalled from Jacksonville were Jack Curtis, Tommy John, Sam McDowell, Ron Ni s Pe, Sonny Siebert, Tony Martinez, and Sammy Taylor. From Charleston were Floyd Weaver, Hector Cardeway, Tommy Agee. Also precal ed were Manuel Gazmari, Macon Lowe, and Gordon Seyfried. McDowell and John are two B year old swihpaws with good fem balls.
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Hector Cardeway
Tommy Agee
Manuuel Gazmari
Dubuque
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Burlington
Gordon Seyfried
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McDowell
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Indians face White Sox as four game set opens
Cleveland aims to tighten in fifth place in a four game series versus the shell-shocked Chicago White Sox. Mudcat Grant seeks his 10th win while Tribe pitchers chase improvement after a rough stretch and a 0-3 run.
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