Rittman Edges Seville In Six Inning Night Game
Rittman jumped ahead in the first on a single by Jerry Gordon and triples by Jim Keister and Dave Cshuta. John Watts earned the win in relief, while Dan Tackett closed for the Reds. Seville managed only a single hit as Rittman held on to win despite a six inning delay due to darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Jerry Gordon
Jim Keister
Dave Cshuta
Ted Schumacher
John Watts
Dan Tackett
of Watts
Dan
Seville
Tackett
Larry Ramsier
Larry
Rittman Gifts to Tokyo Olympics Trophy Addition
Rittman High School adds to its trophy case as Rotary Lions and Booster Club efforts back the 1964 Tokyo Games. A plaque from the Olympic Businessmen's Committee honors the contribution. Funds to boost the $2 million budget were sent by L. K. Burnett, with national leadership by General Douglas MacArthur and honorary president John F Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Tokyo
Olympic Committee
John Zivitk
Rotary
Dom. Calabria
W. H. Hauenstein
Harold Walker
Lions Club
Rittman High School
Rotary, Lions and Booster Club
Olympic Businessmen's Committee
L. K. Burnett
National Committee
Douglas McArthur
John ‘F
Yankees and Colts clash as wins swap in erratic game
Dave Cshuta and Jim Welling delivered the only Yanks hits in an error filled 12 4 loss to the Orioles as Colt hurler Schumacher struck out 14. Jerry Brickey, Butch Ullman and Dan Tackett singled for Baltimore while Gordon earned the win fanning 13. In a separate game, Reds pounded Dave Cshuta for nine hits as John Watts hit two ninth inning homers in an 11 3 defeat. The Yankees then exploded for 14 hits in a 12 3 rout of Cincinnati with Jim Welling earning the win and Gerald Haskins homering for the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watts
Reds
Roger Shankland
Jerry Brickey
Orioles
Jim Ullman
Dan Tackett
Gerald Haskins
Randy -Adams
Tom Horner
Colt
Ted Schumacher
Charlie Markee
Colts
Markee
Schumacher
Terry Armbrust
Cubs
Dave Cshuta
Jim Welling
Yanks
Fred Freed
Cshuta
Freed
Hangon
Johnson
Yankees
Welling
Butch Ullman
Jerry—Gordon
Marty
Jim Keister
Rick Trogdon
Shankland
Open Tourney Planned For Slo Pitch Teams
An open tournament for Slo Pitch teams in the area is being planned for the week of Aug 19 at the Marshallville Ball Field.
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Marshallville
Little Leaguers See Major Game Night at Rittman Hardware
Local youngsters winners of free tickets travelled to Cleveland for Dean 1 Chance Night. Braves Cardinals Mets Cubs Giants Dodgers players joined the group. trophies will honor winners with proceeds benefiting the Recreation Department. Entry fee is 20 dollars, 18-player limit, due August 12. contact Ed Kifer Marshallville or Paul Wertz Rittman for blanks.
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Bitman Hardware Store
Cleveland Indians
Jerry Whims
Larry Fretwell
Rittman Hardware Store
Cleveland
Recreation Department
Ball Park
Ed Kifer
Marshallville
Paul Wertz
Rittman
Bowlers To Meet In Community League Captain's Meeting
The Community League will hold a special captain's meeting on Wednesday August 7 at 7 30 p m at the Rittman Bowling Center All captains are urged to attend.
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Rittman Bowling Center
HITS AND BITS: local birthday wishes and events
A column recalls the Shooks grape mishap with 70 geese feasting on dumped fermenting fruit near 233 West Sunset. It also lists birthday greetings for dozens of residents, upcoming stag party at Maibach's Bush, a planned Osage Park camp-out, and notes a White House letter to Brad Bodager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Shook
Shooks
West Sunset
Tracy
Brad Bodager
Kennedy
Brad
White House
John F. Kennedy
Evelyn Lincoln
Bob Badagers
Brian
Beth
Cuyahoga Falls
Osage Park
Sam Berger
East Sunset
Little League All Star Roster Named By Rittman
Rittman Little League announces its All Star team selections from rosters chosen by a committee of managers. Team managers are John Skraba Larry Fretwell Marvin Bauman Bruce Wertz George Haynes Vernon Winchell and Ron Carnahan. The Greats include Darryl Hall Ron Moser Fred Kinder Gary Cotton Jack Uilman Ricky Adamsouth Arthur Steiner Walter Haines Randy Tackett Butch Carr Donn Maslak Lawrence Meredith Tom Milford John Maynard and Lee Winchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Little League
John Skraba
Larry Fretwell
Marvin Bauman
Bruce Wertz
George Haynes
Vernon Winchell
Ron Carnahan
Darryl Hall
Ron Moser
Fred Kinder
Gary Cotton
Jack Uil
Morton Salt Employee Dies in Barberton Services Held
John J. Sheets aged 62 of 46 Front Street died Monday at Citizens Hospital Barberton after six weeks as a Morton Salt Company employee. Born in Chester Township, he was son of Samuel and Orilla Sheets. He leaves four brothers and a sister. burial at Canaan Cemetery. Funeral at Chippewa Church of the Brethren. Norman Tomlinsons’ baby daughter born at Wadsworth Hospital Lou Ann weight six pounds eight ounces.
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John J.” Sheets
Front Street
Citizens Hospital
Chester
Samuel
Orilla Showalter Sheets
Morton Salt Company
Chippewa Church of the Brethren In
Canaan
Canean
Dean Kindy
Chippewa
Bus Marsh
Norman Tomlinsons
Wadsworth Hospital
Lou Ann
High Quality Coin Dispenser Income Opportunity
Spare time income offered refilling and collecting cash from new type coin operated dispensers in the area. Potential cash receipts range from $600 to $1900 with seven to twelve hours weekly, or more as a full time option. For interview, write P.O. Box 4185 Pittsburgh 2 PA and include a phone number.
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P.O. Box
Pittsburgh 2
Tourney Announced Little League Schedule
Little League tournament games are set for Aug. 5 to Aug. 9 with Mets facing Giants on Aug. 5 at 6 30 p m Cubs meet Dodgers after the Mets Giants game The winner faces Braves on Aug. 7 at 6 30 p m The Cub Dodgers winner then plays the Cardinals after the Mets Giants game Championship is Aug. 9 at 6 30 p m
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Mets
Giants
Cubs
Dodgers
Braves
Cardinals
Chinook Salmson Angler Lands 21 Pound Striper
Rob ert Carey Jr, a former Rittmasite now living in Longview Washington, caught a 21 pound 36 inch salmon near West Port with a 30 pound test line. His parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Carey of Salt Street, visited him recently.
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Robert Carey, Jr
Longview
Wash
West’ Port
Robert. Careys
Salt Street
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Association OF Wooster
J. W. Frye CO
Garry Cotton
Tim Marty
Don DeArmitt
Ricky Huff
Jeff Pelfrey
Jeff Parkinson
Alvin Maibach
Jack Skraba
David Plahuta
Kenny Baker
Brian Bodager
James Chiampo
Terry Gatehouse
Charles Craig
Jim Wenger
Larry Marks
Dale Garbino
Mickey Steiner
Dwain Haskins
Magic City
Fred McMurray
Nancy Olson
Pat Boone
Barbara Eden
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
Stewart Granger
Pier Angeli
I “Sodom and
Gomorrah
Wadsworth
A Academy of Liaw
Metro-Goldwin Mayer
William Wyler
Charlton Heston
Ben Hur
Elvis Presley
John Blackman
Hawaii
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Charles Gammell
David Rufener
Carla Jan Lind
Helen Keister
Wilmer Allison
Alex Hedinger
Joan Rufener
Jean Bostos
Roy Perry
Ricky Lee Shreve
Jane Boyes
Deana Huffman
Helen Taylor
David Petit
Melvin G. Troxel
Danny Watts
Sherry Lynn Hanze
Curtis Robinson
Jeffrey Pelfrey
Herbert Shane
Debra Kollert
Harry Ditch
Pat Schorle
Rowene Wagner
Helen Steiner
Roger Cline
Albert Chenal
Ellen Rufener
Ralph Oplinger
Dennis Hammond
Dennis Farr
Betty Rose Miller
John Damron
Marilyn
Dean Litman
Mike
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Hershey's Factory
Candy Bar
Battle Field
Gettysburg
Booster Club
Maibach’s Bush
Red Bird
I. G. A. Milk
Tal Cans
Marlene Oleo
BRACH
Peg
HAM
Swift’s
Bologna
Holly Hill
RED Bird Foodliner
North State
Morton Salt
Tourney Announced
Cently
ED Imhoff
E. R. RaMsier
Ramsier Sheet Meal CO
ED L. Imhoff
Wadsworth Federal
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