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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1965

Page

11

Browns trim squad down to fourteen after cuts

Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier reduced the roster by six and asked waivers on two more, leaving four players cut from the 40 man squad including offensive lineman Roger Shoals and rookie Archie Roberts. Others cut were Bill Byron Hugh McInnis Dick Thiesen Jamie Caleb with potential recalls and reserve squad options discussed.

Cleveland UPI Blanton Collier Cleveland Browns Collier Roger Shoals Bill Byron Hugh McInnis Archie Roberts Columbia Dick Thies Thiesen Clark Paul Wiggin

First Methodist Wins Hard-Fought Tourney Clash

First Methodist defeats St Paul 3 to 1 in Elyria Church League softball. Pitcher Jack Rennen allowed 10 hits and led the winners with Roy Smith and Jack Smith each going 3 for 4. St Paul’s Ron Read, Chuck Fackler and Joe Zidow posted 2 for 3 each. A decisive rematch is set for Thursday at 6:30 p.m. on West Recreation Field Diamond No. 1 to decide the championship.

First Methodist St. Paul West Recreation Field St John Jack Rennen Roy Smith Jack Smith Lenny Leninger Ned Kirk Methodist Paul Jace Renner Jommy Laddie Pinta Homer Chuck Packer Jon Gettine Jet Cohodis St Paul Ron Read Chuck Fucker Jane Zidow

Rainbow Home League Opens at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes

The Rainbow Home League formerly Stoney's Independent "BY" League begins its season on Wednesday at Rainbow Lanes. Matches start at 6 55 PM with all teams asked to report promptly per secretary Carl R Henke.

Rainbow Stoney's Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes Carl R. Henke

Bowling Green tabbed to win MAC title in preseason nod

Bowling Green is pegged as the team to beat for the MAC title under first-year coach Bob Gibson. Key players include Jerry Jones Heath Wingate Jamie Rivers and Stew Williams with quarterback battles involving Dwight Wallace and Dick Waring. Kent State labeled dark horse under Leo Strang and Toledo trails with several strong stat leaders returning.

Stew Williams Tom Luettke Williams Luettke Dwight Wallace University of Detroit Dick War Ing Jent Kent State Leo Strang Kent Pat Gucciardo Jerry, Soltis John Brooks Toledo Jim Berkey MAC Miami Ohio Bobcats Athens Wash Lyons Bill Hess Redskins Bo Schembechler Ernie Kellermann Kellermann Bruce Matte Baltimore Colts Tom Matte Ohio State

Western Reserve Rough Riders face Firelands lineup shift

Western Reserve Rough Riders prepare for Firelands Conference play with new and returning players led by captain Joe Hillman and quarterback contenders Danny Buczek and Keith Patrick. The squad emphasizes speed and depth despite smaller size, and Hastings notes strong local rivals Berlin Heights and South Central as threats.

Jim Felton Paul Conry Dave Zimmerman Jim Campbell Kidd Rough Riders Joe Hillman Hastings South Central Berlin Heights Morehead State Jim Irons Geneva Tom’ Brown Slack River Keyatone Berlin Helgnes Mlan Mapleton Hillsdale Western Reserve Monroeville Firelands

Hartman Wins Lorain County Tennis Crown

Hartman defeated Don Baum 11-9, 6-3 to claim the singles title at the Lorain County Tennis Tournament in Oberlin. He then teamed with Bill Pasko to win the doubles 6-3 6-5 over Mark Severs and Carl Kurtz. Veterans doubles saw Byron Morris and Gerry Gaines defeat Fritz Kuhn and Evan Hord 6-4 6-2.

Oberlin Frank Hartman Don Baum Lorain County Bill Pasko Hartman Pasko Mark Severs Carl Kurtz Byron Morris Gerry Gaines Fritz Kuhn Evan Hord

Black River aims to end three-year losing streak

Black River Pirates under new head coach Dan Jordan seek a breakthrough season as they rely on speed experience and depth. Key players include senior quarterback Phil Nagy and senior backs Larry Walkden Gil Burkey Dave Hawley Tom Wilhelm, with several sophomores and juniors filling roles. The team runs a wing offense and faces tough competition in the Firelands Conference with returning lettermen bolstering Berlin Heights.

Spencer Black River Pirates Dan Jordan Pirates Jordan Tom Keep Tom Smith Phil Nagy Bruce Larabee Larry Walkden Gil Burkey Dave Hawley Tom Wilhelm Chuck Gleisner Tom Fisher Keith Jackson Butch Hord Tom Clifford Blaine Bidinger Wayne Varney Jim Sooy Gary Carpenter George Keep Otterbein Colllege Pat Gallager Baldwin Wallace Bruce Campbell Ash‘land Walt Ramage Wooster LeLand Freeman South Central Berlin Heights

Hazlett wins both honors at Strike Out Lanes meet

Wellington notes Lola Hazlett captured both high individual game 190 and high series 475 at Strike Out Lanes. Wilson Insurance and Rigo's tied for high team game at 716 while Wilson Insurance claimed high team series 2,112 and led standings with a $1 record.

Wellington Lola Hazlett Wilson Insurance Rigo

Tarry rolls 639 series in Elyria bowling action

Elyria bowling night featured Jack Tarry with a 639 triple and Clarence Jolley a 606 in area all star play at All Stars Center. Anna Johnson led women with a 554 series and 215 high game in Center Ridge Mixed chassis league on Sipps TV. George Spencer Jr topped Mixed Classic with a 235 on Four Stars team, while John Polascek led United Polish Club League with a 232 high game at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes.

Elyria Jack Tarry Clarence Joll Tarry Jolley Anna Johnson Center Ridge Sipps George Spencer,Jr John Polascek Keglers Stoney's Rainbow Lanes Polascek Les Gast. Inurance

Southeast title race to watch in SEC football

Six teams vie for the Southeastern Conference crown as Alabama LSU Florida Kentucky Ole Miss and Mississippi State show depth and playmakers. Alabama's rebuilt backfield headlines led by Steve Sloan and Dave Ray, LSU returns Pat Screen and Don Schwab, Florida rebuilds with Spurrier and Bird, Kentucky aims for stability, Ole Miss counts on star talent, and Mississippi State hopes for a stronger defense with Graneer and Biden.

Atlanta UPI Alabama Louisiana Paul Bear) Bryant Lwell Bama Steve Sloan Namuath Steve Bowman Dave Ray Bowman Leslie Kelley Louisiana State Tiger Stadium Pat Screen Danny LeBlanc Don Schwab Doug Moreau Miss Auburn Rick Norton Rodger Bird R Kestner Ole Miss San Ilagines Rebels Stan Hindman Mike Dennis Devin Mississippi State Hoyle Graneer Marcus Biden Bulldogs Shenathan Frederckson Jimmy Sidle Tenessee Steve Delong

Chronicle-Telegram 19 Elyria Ohio Sept 8 1965

Chronicle-Telegram page note dated Wednesday September 8 1965 from Elyria Ohio listing local news brief items and notices.

Grafton Lanes to Open Couples League Season

The Grafton Lanes Couples League begins its season Sunday at 3 45 p m with a short premeeting. New and returning couples who have not been contacted should call Howard South. Details list several contact names and numbers.

Grafton Lanes Howard South

Quarterback scramble shapes late first quarter play

Chicago winds force Cleveland to adapt as two short runs near the goal line yield nothing. A few medium passes to Capitals fall incomplete while wind limits deep attempts. A wind aided punt could test Chicago field position as time runs down.

Cats

League leaders R B I battle in American League

Indians slugger Colavito leads the AL with 97 RBIs while Horton of Detroit sits with 93, Oliva of Minnesota at 90s, Mantilla 88 for Boston, Howard of Washington at 75. The race highlights top run producers across four teams.

Colavito Indians Horton Tigers Oliva Twins Mantilla Red Sox Howard Senators

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