Big Ohio Conference clash tests Wittenberg Akron tonight
In Akron the top two OC powers Wittenberg and Akron meet as Wittenberg, ranked No 1 in national small college polls, faces Akron’s No 5 AP rating and 10th UP rating. Coaches Laterza and Miller discuss rebounding, defense, and the need to limit Cherry and Thrasher while Akron seeks its first win vs Wittenberg since Miller took over.
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Bendix-Westinghouse backs Little League West program
The Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co leased its two baseball diamonds to the Little League West and Senior Life League West programs. Thirty one teams with many boys will take part across Senior League for ages 13 to 15 and Little League divisions including Major and Minor levels. Various schedules are set with multiple days for Minor A through C teams. Openings exist for boys aged 9 to 15 within the league boundaries. Contacts include Herman Shorty Lappin, league president, and Lan the Linde League West program coordinator.
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Ex champ Ortiz Ready to Go in El Centro Return
Former world bantamweight champion Manuel Ortiz, 41, says he feels fine and is ready to fight in El Centro California. Ortiz nearly died after abdominal surgery for a gastric hemorrhage on January 25, and his comeback plans follow a serious medical scare.
Panthers face key test as Sito limps into week
Elyria Catholic and Chanel weigh their North Central Conference hopes as star playmaker Sito battles sore feet after midweek scrimmage. Coach Machock hopes Sito is fit for Friday St Stanislaus and Saturday Cleveland trip while teammates push to maintain winning pace and tighten conference standing.
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Yankees Sign Three Pitchers To Boost 1963 Odds
The New York Yankees added Luis Arroyo, Fred Brown, and Ralph Terry to bolster the pitching staff. Arroyo, a Puerto Rican ace, aims to recapture 1961 form after a 1-2 season in 1962. Brown, coming from Baltimore, was 6-7 last year but 12-5 in 1960, and is seen as a key reliever. Terry, who won 11 games as a rookie in 1981, slipped to 11-? last season but is still viewed as a potential 13- to 20-game winner. The trio joins a Yankees rotation noted for depth as Roy Hamey and Ralph Houk express cautious optimism.
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Akron hosts Wittenberg in top small college showdown
Akron, ranked No 10, hosts No 1 Wittenberg in Memorial Hall with a sellout crowd of about 3,000. Akron relies on rebounding and a five-man scoring average near 18 points, seeking home court edge against a disciplined Tigers squad famed for a low scoring defense and a banner 14-1 mark.
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Tebbetts Sees Yankees Block to EndIndians Aim
Cleveland Indians manager George Tebbetts says the American League needs balanced improvement to challenge the Yankees. He emphasizes patience and depth, identifying Woody Held and multi position players like Martinez and Alvis as key to a stronger roster. Tebbetts also notes rookie prospects could shape the club’s fate this season.
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Russian track stars visit Disneyland before Los Angeles indoors
Walt Disney's Disneyland welcomed three Russian track stars Valery Brumel Igor Torovanesyan and Valery Bulishev for a visit ahead of Sunday's Los Angeles indoor games at the Sports Arena They spoke with coach Gabril Korobkey about track and field topics and praised American rivals while noting training hours and the potential of plastic poles in pole vault and training methods
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Scholastic cage results rundown from multiple teams
Scholastic basketball results list numerous 6 to 77 point games across towns. Notable scores include Walta McCordexvilla 77 Ronerille 60, Marysville BY Adamaville 62, and Granville 6% Aheridan 44. Other matchups feature Pleasant City 52 Madison 6, Dublin AN Alder 9, and Union Furnace $1 Blackport 61.
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All Stars and B league share bowling honors
The Bowling Center All Stars and Bowl-O-Drome B tied for top honors among area bowlers. Standouts include John Nagy leading the All Stars and John Kras posting strong scores. Bowl-O-Drome B stars Al Worley and Frank Thomas posted high games, with Worley reaching 629 and a 221 238 sequence.
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Toronto Argonauts extend contract of Lew Hay
UPI reports Boand chairman Jon Bassett announced Tuesday that Lew Hay lanceing director of the Canadian Football League club has extended his contract for three more years.
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