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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1964

Page

5

D-Town 5th Victim Wadsworth Is Next

The Indians beat Doylestown Chipps 57-3 to push their record to five wins in six games. Ted Schumacher opened the scoring as Rittman faced a late first-quarter deficit before rallying to lead 26-16 at halftime and pull away in the second half. Keister led with 20 points, Schumacher 11, and Mougey 6 as nine Indians scored in the final period. The Chipps shot 30.0 percent to Rittman’s 44.0, and Doylestown made 73 percent at the line to Rittman’s 60. They return after a weekend off with a non-league game at Wadsworth Dec 29.

Indians Doylestown Chipps Tribe Ted Schumacher Rittman Jim Keister Keister Schumacher Mougey Hughes Halliwell Shankland Banders Williams Ramsier Wes Peterman Ron Hughes Mongey Wadsworth

Fire hazard tips for cluttered storage areas

Potential fire hazards are present in overcrowded storage closets attics basements or garages Dispose of rubbish daily in closed metal containers and keep storage items from piling up into a fuel laden heap to prevent fires.

Boreman-Glessner Pace-Keglers Lead League Night

Boreman-Glessner Pace-Keglers dominated the Monday Ladies League as Jean Boreman and Ruth Glessner posted top events. Glessner scored a 212 single and Boreman a 514 trisum while Frye's Real Estate held a 16 point lead over Bowling Center. Tramonte's and Gay 90s followed as Bowling Center earned team highs of 799 and 2273.

Jean Boreman Ruth Glessner Ruth Jean Frye Tramonte Gay Bowling

Matz Leads PCA in First Community League Action

Pete Matz belted a 221 to pace PCA in the first Community League night. Clarence Lowér had 220 and Russ Bendel 207 as PCA held a four point edge over Ward's Men's Wear Columbia Gas in second, with Sinclair Valentine close behind. High series went to Red Menegay 580, Clarence Lower 575, and Jim Talbot 557.

Pete Matz Clarence Lowér Russ Bendel Buck Cline Carl Savage Chick Shock Harry Menegay PCA Ward Columbia—Gas Sinclair- Valentine Red Menegay Clarence Lower Jim Talbot

Freshmen Triumph Twice Amid Mixed Rittman Plenty

Rittman freshmen split results with two wins and one loss in recent action. They fell to Northwestern Huskies 47-9 as Race led the scoring with four points. Peterman added three while Cotton and Schmeltzer each had one. The freshmen then beat Seville 32-31 and Doylestown 35-28 to end on a positive note.

Rittman Huskies Northwestern Peterman Cotton Schmeltzer Seville Doylestown

Reserves Edge Doylestown In Overtime Thriller

Rittman reserves beat Doylestown 36-28 on Friday, securing their third win of the campaign. Schmeltzer led with 19, Peterman added eight, and Horner seven as the Indians jumped to an 11-6 first quarter lead. Whims resigned. Sam Bates named to replace him. Armbrust sparked the opening 7 points in the first period.

Rittman Doylestown Mentor Peterman Seville Race Cotton Schmeltzer Horner Indians Kindig Jerry Whims Sam Bates Whims Terry Armbrust Armbrust Tom Williams Jerry Sword Larry Craig Don Thompson Don Jordan Ken Robbins

Christmas Town Delights In Joyful Holiday Spirit

The piece celebrates Christmas filling the town with lights, carols, gifts, and neighborly kindness. It notes bustle before the day but urges pausing to treasure the glow and glory of Christmas and the worth of every preparation.

Christ

Early Lead Brings Easy Victory for Rittman Juniors

Rittman Junior High cagers thrashed Creston 53 21 to extend their win streak to five. The Indians led 24 2 after the first quarter as Coach Homer Pyle emptyed the bench early. Butch Ullman topped the scoring with 16 followed by Daryl Hall 14 and Cousin Jack Rittman 13. The defense held Creston to eight baskets while Rittman scored 25. Next game is January 6 at Sterling.

Rittman Junior High Cagers Creston Young Indians Homer Pyle Rittman Sterling

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