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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1965

Page

11

Small-Fry Friday Exhibition Night At Elyria Junior High

Elyria small fry basketball closes Friday with four exhibitional games at Eastern Heights Junior High. Night begins 6 45 p m with Yearlings vs Badgers 7 30 p m Missiles vs Eagles 8 15 p m Cardinals vs Wildcats final Bombers vs Colts.

Elyria Eagles Cardinals Wildcats Bombers Colts Elyria Recreation Board Elyria School Board Recreation Department

Lima Shawnee Set for Class AA Semifinal at St John Arena

Lima Shawnee faces Cincinnati St Xavier in the Class AA semifinal Friday night at 9 30 at St John Arena on the Ohio State campus. The game streams on nine stations with Ken Coleman and Jimmy Crum calling play by play and color.

Columbus Ohio High School Athletic Association Lima Shawnee Cincinnati St. Xavier St. John Arena Ohio State Ohio Ken Coleman Cleveland Jimmy Crum Regional Features, Inc Akron Central Columbus South WLWT WEWS Wlw-C Wlw-D Dayton WIMA Lima WSTV Steubenville WTOL Toledo WYTV Youngstown WHIZ Zanesville

600 Club Members Notable Scores Listed

The 600 Club names top earners including Jim Tobias 635 Ron Burnett 631 Jim Dawson 630 Walt Kash 629 Steve Kaminski 624 Ray Benson 423 Jim Kehler 607 Mel Rogers 604 in a compact roll call of high scorers.

Jim Tobias Ron Burnett Jim Dawson Walt Kash Steve Kaminski Ray Benson Jim Kehler Mel Rogers

Astros face long road as new era begins in 1965

Houston baseball enters 1965 with a new manager and a domed stadium but a thin pitching staff and an uncertain outlook. Veterans like Bond and Aspromonte anchor the infield while rookie hopefuls Coombs, Dierker, Brand, and Grote vie for key roles. stars Staub and Wynn provide power but the club faces slow development from its younger players. The manager stresses patience as the Astros sink or swim with their young core.

Leo H. Petersen Cocoa Fla UPI Houston Point Bob Bruce Dick Farrell Ken John Astros Bob Aspromonte Walt Bond Eddie Lu Kasko Don Larsen Harris Houston Faint Theatros Danny Coombs Larry Dierker Colts John Bateman Ron Brand Jerry Grote Joe Morgan Jack McClure Rusty’ Staub Jim Wynn Mike White Gene Ratliff Jim Beauchamp Dierker Columbus Club Bateman Grote Aspromonte Kaska Morgan San Antonio McClure Bobs Lillis Wynn Staub Oklahoma City Stabub

Siebert seeks start as Indians beat Angels 10 3 in Cactus League

Sonny Siebert pitched well for Cleveland as the Indians won 10-3 over the Los Angeles Angels in Arizona. He allowed a two run homer in the first but limited other runs, with Jim Rittnage and Don McMahon tossing scoreless innings. Ray Barker led a 13 hit attack. Billy Moran drove in two runs. The club faces the Angels again and then the Red Sox in Nogales.

Ane GyYedru Pigoua AnGer Tribe Los Angeles Angels Siebert Dick Simpson Indians Cleveland Jim Rittnage Don McMahon Angels Ray Barker Los Angeles Billy Moran Newman Rudy May Jim Fregosi Lou Clinton Milwaukee Braves Pittsburgh Pirates Joe Torre Mack Jones Braves Bob Bailey Jim Paliaroni Pirates Jesus Matty Alou San Francisco Giants Chicago Cubs Cleveland Indians Robby Locke Danny Napoleon Auburn N.Y New York Mets Baltimore Orioles Napoleon Mets John Tsitouris Ryne Duren Cincinnati Reds Detroit Tigers Chica Perez Tim Harkness Reds Walt Bond Rusty Staub

Uhl Tops With 553 Series In Women’s City League

Kay Uhl bowled a 553 series to lead the Women’s All City League at Tarty Lanes in Friday night play. Gretchen Vitovitz led Elyria Bowling Center Ladies League with 527, while other honor series included Joyce McMullen 545 Dot Pavelka 527 Lois LeVan 518 and Jeri Pomeroy 817, per Saturday’s report.

Kay Uhl Tarty Lanes Gretchen Vitovitz Ely Jria Bowling Center Joyce McMullen Dot Pavelka Lois LeVan Jeri Pomeroy C T

Chance Faces Rival from Angels as Spring Play Intensifies

Angels rookie Fred Newman, 6-foot-3 from Framingham, at Palm Springs battles Hall of Famer Bill Chance for ace status after Chance’s 1964 season. Newman spun seven scoreless innings in a 1-0 Angels win over Boston, while Los Angeles and other teams posted spring victories and power displays.

Fred Newman Framingham Mass Angel The Bos

Nielsen leads Valley pro committee seeks new golf pro

Spring Valley formed a pro selection panel led by Bill Nielsen after Charlie Smith bought Forest Hills Country Club effective April 1. Smith serves on the committee with Nielsen. Don Hartman, Smith's former assistant, remains as first assistant pro for the club.

Spring Valley Country Cluc Charlie Smith Forest Hills Country Club Bill Nielsen Spring Valley Smith Don Hartman

Reed Named NBA Rookie of the Year

Willis Reed of the New York Knicks was chosen rookie of the year by writers and sportscasters covering NBA games. The award highlights Reed as the league's top first year player this season.

NEW York UPI Willis Reed New York Knicklerbockers

500 Club Members Honor Standings Update

Connie Mate 551 Joyce Baker 544 Sharon Wells 532 de Godzvan 5381 dean Mancuso 531 Rose McClintock 525 Ann Standen 528 Marilyn Rudle 522 Ann Johnson 521 Lots Cross 514 Rath Straight 509 Fay Provomik 309 Gladys Eddy 507 Babe Vslerin-ie4.

Connie Mate Joyce Baker Sharon Wells de Godzvan Dean Mancuso Rose McClintock Ann Standen Marilyn Rudle Ann Johnson Lots Cross Rath Straight Fay Provomik Gladys Eddy Babe Vslerin

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