Indians Boost 6-0 Mark With Easy Weekend Wins
Rittman Indians toppled Doylestown 102-41 and Smithville 72-39 to extend their record to 6-0. Ron Hughes led with 16 points against Doylestown, while Jim Keister poured in 18 in the second game. Keister finished with 28 points and Hughes 16 as Rittman rolled past Smithville.
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Bob Mougey
Rittman Indians
Doylestown
Chipps
Smithville
Indians
Ron Hughes
Ted Schumacher
Rittman
Jim Keister
Roger Shankland
Wes Peterman
Larry Huffman
Tribe
rom-Williams
Terry Armbrust
Huffman
Schumacher
Williams
van Peterman
Larry Ramsier
Jerry Banders
Armbrust
One Point Lead for Left-Overs in Mixed Bowling League
The Left-Overs lead by one point in the PCA Mixed Bowling League with Lucky Strikers at 61, Container I at 54 in third. Jack Schumacher tops High game over average with 141, Floyd Winkler high single for men at 224, Richard Sohar high men series 576. Mary Boyes leads women with 195 high single, 514 high series, and high team game 3070 high team series.
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PCA
Lucky Strikers
Container I
Jack Schumacher
Floyd Winkler
Richard
Sohar
Mary Boyes
Sun glare study warns drivers face sleepier driving
Research shows one hour of driving in strong sun without sunglasses can make drivers sleepier than three hours in lighter, less intense light.
Doylestown Sailor Joins Atlantic Fleet Maneuvers
Richard G. Betts, a signalman seaman from Doylestown, serves aboard the USS Taconic in an Atlantic Fleet training exercise. The flagship out of Norfolk plans an amphibious assault against an Aggressor force near Vieques, Puerto Rico, with Marine and Navy units practicing air, submarine, gunfire, and amphibious operations.
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Richard G. Betts
Willis G. Betts
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Doylestown
Atlantic
Taconic
Norfolk
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Navy
Ship Scheduled to Return to Norfolk for Christmas Holidays
The vessel is set to return to Norfolk for the Christmas holidays, with plans indicating docking and possible respite for crew during the festive period.
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Norfolk
Plan for Youth Recreation Program at Rittman High
City recreation co-director Ike Ramster announces a youths program at Rittman High School gym on Saturday mornings starting in January 1966. Sessions run 10 a.m. to noon with a definite start date to be announced.
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Rittman High School
Ike’ Ramster
Rittman Reserves Extend Win Streak To Three
Rittman reserves raised their unbeaten run to three by beating SKEETER 46 39 and Smithville. Mike Schmeltzer led with 17 points, Jordan 14, Van Peterman 8, Ullman Craig Horner Tackett and Thompson adding two or more. Schmeltzer scored nine in the first half, Jordan eight after the break. Other scorers included Cotton Peterman Thompson and Horner. Season mark stands at 2.
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Skeeter
Smithville
Mike Schmeltzer
Jordan
Doylestown
van Peterman
Jim Ullman
Larry Craig
Tom Horner
Gary Thompson
Rich Rich Williams Schmeltzer
Cotton
Peterman
Thompson
Tackett Ullman
Crabtree
Horner
Mark
Navy Chaplains Before Modern Service Rules
Sunday services were mandated before chaplains. Article two of the Rules for the Regulation of the Navy required ship commanders to hold divine service twice daily and preach a sermon on Sundays unless severe weather or extraordinary accidents prevented it.
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