Stevenson Mak es Second Team All State Football
Stevenson, a senior middle linebacker from Elsha, earns second team defense honors on the UPI all state squad. Lorain County standout Randy Stevenson headlines a list with Sandusky, Massillon, and Dover players among first team selections, with Ashland back Rosey Robinson named back of the year.
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Columbus
UPI
United Press
Randy Stevenson
Elsha
Stevenson
Lorain County
Steve Stohla
Lorain
King
Sandusky
Buckeye
Brian Healy
Dave Schweinfurth
Dan Coe
Mansfield
State Coaches Association
Browns rely on Jim Brown as scoring machine
Cleveland now rides Jim Brown as the Browns’ offense driver. He has 70 touchdowns in 115 straight games since 1957 and could break Lennie Moore’s 20 touchdown season record with a 4 touchdown game against Pittsburgh. He also has 266 receiving yards on 30 catches and four scores this season.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Art McGeil
Jim Brown
Brown
National Football League
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Lennie Moore
Clevelane
vIr
City Class B Recreation Basketball Week Results
The Eliminators Ridge Tool and Lay Chips won games in Franklin School action. Lay Chips edged Kelly Brothers 76 to 72 behind Lea Gargasz 32 points while Ed Knapp had 26 for Kelly Brothers. Ridge Tool beat The Chronicle Telegram 49 to 28 with Art Williams 17 and Dec Klucas 0 for Chronicle. The Eliminators defeated Swedas 76 to 44 with Jerry Gilbert 20 for Eliminators and Tom Smith 14 for Swedas.
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Ridge Tool
Lay Chips
Recreation
Franklin School
Lays
Kelly Brothers
Lea Gargasz
Ed Knapp
Chronicle Telegram
Art Williams
Dec Klucas
Chronicle
Swedas
Jerry Gilbert
Tom Smith
NBA Standings and Results From Eastern and Western Divisions
United Press International reports standings with Boston and Cincinnati leading the East while Los Angeles and San Francisco top the West. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 129 120 Los Angeles 120 and Baltimore 129 108 Philadelphia. New York 138 St Louis 119 followed by Wednesday games New York vs Baltimore Detroit St Louis at Detroit Cincinnati vs Los Angeles.
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United Press International
W. L. Pet
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
St. Louis
Detroit
York
Thacker to Play as Twecker Reactivated for Royals
UPI reports guard Tom Twecker was reactivated by the Cincinnati Royals while center Art placed on waivers in a late report. The Royals are evaluating Twecker after a recent return from injury as they prepare for upcoming action.
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Cincinnati Upi
Tom Twecker
Cincinnati Royals
Neationel
Art
Om Waive
Tage
Elyria High Wrestlers Begin 1965-66 Campaign at Ridgeville
Elyria High School wrestling opens under coach Billi Pierson with seven lettermen and a transfer from Clearview forming a solid nucleus. The Pioneers, Buckeye Conference champions last year, beat Chagrin Falls in a scrimmage, losing only in the 165-pound class. Lead contenders include Glenn Burnett, Randy Clark, Gary Scarbrough, John Kopcho, Lee McKenzie, Melvin Romans, and 154-pound Lan nie Bush. The first home match vs Berea is set for Saturday at 7 30 p.m.
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Elyria High School
Billi ‘Pierson
Pierson
Pioneers
Chagrin
DeBartolo Named to Racing Board
Edward J. DeBartolo, owner of Randall Cranwood and Thistledown racing clubs in the Cleveland area, was elected Tuesday to the board of directors of the Thoroughbred Racing Association in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
UPI
Edward J. DeBartolo
Randall, Cranwood
Thistledown Racing Clubs
Cleveland
The
Thoroughbred Racing Associaion
Rules of scoring explained for Thursday North Ridgeville wrestling
Fans learn scoring basics for team and individual matches at Eivira event. Individual bouts determine team points with pins five, decisions three, ties two. matches have three two minute periods. Points awarded for takedowns two, escapes one, reversals two, near pins three, and riding time one per minute. Referee signals show points. two scoreboards track team total and individual results.
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North Ridgeville
Indians target Del Crandell in Pirates release
The Cleveland Indians plan to sign catcher Del Crandell as soon as he is officially released by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 35 year old catcher was notified of his release Monday and hit .215 with 10 RBIs in 1979.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
UPI
Cleveland Indians
del Crandell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Barons host Hershey Bears in American Hockey League clash
The Cleveland Barons, coming off three wins in four, host the Hershey Bears at Cleveland Arena in the second meeting of the year. Cleveland sits third in the AHL Western with an 8-8 record and beat Hershey 2-0 in the clubs’ only meeting so far. Right wing Howie Glover nears return after jaw fracture, likely to rejoin in a limited role with a protective mask.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Barons
Hershey Bears
Cleveland Arena
Barons
American Hockey
Glover
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Western Hockey League
New York Harlem Astronauts to face Ridgeville High staff
Ridgeville High School hosts the Harlem Astronauts in an exhibition game at 8:00 p.m. with a 7:00 p.m. pregame. Tickets are $1.25 for adults and $1.00 for students, doors add 25 cents. Proceeds benefit the Athletic Department.
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New York Harlem
Ridgeville High School
Fang
Little League West to Hold Officer Election Tomorrow
Little League West will elect officers tomorrow in the basement of the Elyria Savings and Trust Branch Bank on Rt. 113 at 3 p.m. Registration for managers coaches and umpires will follow, inviting all league personnel and interested persons to attend.
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Little League West
Elyria Savings and Trust
Rt. 113
All-State Team 1965 Prep Football Picks
The 1965 United Press All-State selections include top players from Ohio high schools. Notables: ends Mike Baughman Lancaster and Shire Kaydo Ashtabula. tackles Dan Clark Warren Harding and Tony Russ Cleveland Benedictine. guards Dave Whitfield Massillon and Bob Young Zanesville. center Tom Backhus Cincinnati Morller. quarterbacks Ban Healy Sandusky and Jim Ousley Middletown. backs Tony Lewis Dayton Wilbur Wright Rosey Robinson Ashland. fullback Paul Huff Dover. Second team features Lynn Guerin Shelby Phil Vince Newark. Tom Scott Canton McKinley. Joe Lukz Niles. Rich Weigand Akron St. Vincent. Jim Mandich Solon. Bill Gray Piqua. Randy Harkins Athens. Bob Smith Steubenville. Jim Spencer Faithon. Randy Stevenson Elyria.
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Brian Healy
Sandusky
Tony Lewis
Dayton
Massillon
Bob Young
Zanesville
Tom Backhus
Cincinnati Moeller
Ohio
Bruce Hodges
Lima
Dave Odeisignore
Youngstown Chaney
Jim Stangle
Dayton Alter
Dan Coe
Alansfield
Kim Michalak
Akron
J Hoban
Mike Baughman
Lancaster
Shire Kaydo
Ashtabula
Dan Clark
Warren Harding
Tony Russ
Cleveland Benedictine
Dave Whitfield
Cacinnat Morller
Ban Healy
Wilbur Wright
Rosey Robinson
Ashland
Paul Huff
Dover
Lynn Guerin
Shelby Phil Vince
Newark
Tom Scott
Canton MecKinley
Joe Lukz
Niles
Rich Weigand
Akroo St. Vincent
al Francis
Cleveland St. Joseph
Ron LeBaroff
Springfield South
Jim Ousley
Middletown
Dave Brungard
Youngstown
Chaney
Art Burton
Fostoria
Paul Bergman
Cleveland Heights
Jim Mandich
Solon
Lioyd Beaker
Bill Gray
Piqua
Randy Harkins
Athens
Bob Smith
Hamilton Catholic
Jim Spencer
Steubenville
Randy Stevenson
Elyria
Werner Hall
Bob Collins
Findlay
Ike Fox
Wellston
James Pierson
Cincinnati
Tait
Larry ‘Funk
John Brandt
Lakewood
Marcel Paige
Lan ‘Easter
Eric Skinner
Dayton Roth
Bob Courter
Logan
Gary Crisp
Hamilton
Columbus Watterson
Wile Jackson
Columbus
Phil Moore
Roger Bacon
Lynn Dovez Wooster
Bill Chepla
Mickey Galleges
Cleveland South
Vino Paraskevas
Rick Kermode Warren
Don Waggoner
Lime Central
Ted Evans
Waverly
Scott Whittaker
Randy Wisecarver
Ron Marshall
Ashabula
Edgewood
Rod Muffett
Ron Sutton
Garfield
Dave Hawley
Greenville
Jim Majka
Brecksville
Bill Nuckles
Canton
McKinley
Dave Bowdler
Tom Ford
Marietta
A Rambone
Cleveland
Charles Eddleblute
McConnelsville
Bob Danison
Eugene Johnson
Toledo
Waite
Larry Qualls
Belmont
Clarence Crable
East Liverpool
Tom Chlebeck
Louisvile
Dave Wilcoren
Will Foster
Vern Wireman
Warren Joe Hudson
Keith Gross
Akron Kenmore
Frank Titas
Bryan
Ray Bauer
Pau Schroeder
McNicholes
Tom Barnes
Cincinnat Withrow
Ray Muche
Slack
Todd Snyder
Bob Lave
Tim Fortney
St Marys
Dale Darnell
Marion Franklin
Dave LeVier
John Gasser
Randy Cooner
North Dakota State Wins 1965 Small College Football Title
North Dakota State University of Fargo earned the United Press International 1965 Small College Football championship. The Bisons, led by coach Darrel E. Murday, posted 15 straight victories and earned a berth in the Pecan Bowl in Abilene, Texas, facing Grambling. The final UPI ratings list San Diego State, Los Angeles State, and Maine among the top teams, with North Dakota State rising to first after week three and holding the spot through the season’s end.
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Darrel E. Murda
North Dakota State
Abilene
Tex
Grambling
United Press International
Sandusky Feats Unbeaten Blue Streaks Win State Title
The Sandusky Blue Streaks were honored as the undefeated state football champions after dethroning Massillon in the final week. Coach Bob Seaman praised team conditioning and morale at the banquet and urged players to pursue education and college opportunities. Jackie Mayer, Miss America 1962, was among speakers.
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Ohio
UPI
Brown
United Press
Topby
Bob Seaman
Haskell
Ohio News
U.P.1
Bob
Grimm
Columbus
Ohio State
Woody Ad
Jackie
Borer Mayer
Hayes
Massillon
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Bill Lear
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Don As Iron
Princeton
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