Rittman Indians brace for brighter sports future
Rittman High ends 1962-63 season with 11 wins and 40 losses across football basketball baseball and track. Coach Homer Pyle expects 23 lettermen back for August practice, led by senior backs Tom Calabria Dan Scaurer and linemen Bill Burnet Don Hawkins Jim Landis Bob McComas Bill Rohrer Larry Tucker Ken Wovgat, junior backs Kim Kindig Duane Haskins Bob Williams, and linemen Ken Francis Dave Gish Jim Halliwell Dale Kosier Les McMillan Chris West.
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Homer Pyle
Tom Calabria
Dan Scaurer
Bill Burnet
Don Hawkins
Jim Landis
Bob McComas
Bill Rohrer
Larry Tucker
Ken Wovgat
Kim Kindig
Duane Haskins
Bob Williams
Fred Holland
Ken Francis
Dave Gish
Jim Halliwell
Dale Kosier
Les McMillan
Chris West
Ron Gammell
Dave Money
Dave Pickens
Ted Schumacher
Future basketball team to feature rising juniors and new seniors
Sophomore Keister remains off the starting lineup as coach Peterman pins hopes on several reserves and junior prospects for the opening whistle in November. Guard Bob Williams and forward Jim Halliwell are highlighted as top prospects, with backfield expected including Tom Calabria, Bob Race, Bill Rohrer, Gary Schaub and Virgil Pittman. A tall fresh squad battles for varsity and reserve spots led by Roger Shankland and others. Track coach Don Ritchie sees improvement after a winless first year, while Wes Peterman expects a full return from baseball veterans. The season looks brighter but warns against complacency amid potential pitfalls.
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Wes Peterman
Larry Horner
Horner
Keister
Peterman
Bob Williams
Jim Halliwell
Tom Calabria
Bob Race
Bill Rohrer
Gary Schaub
Virgil Pittman
Roger Shankland
Larry Huffman
Bob Mougey
Ted Schuma
Cher
Jerry Banders
Don Ritchie
Indians
Ritchie
Curt Todd
Ted Schumacher
Jim Keister
Ken Francis
Larry Ramster
Dave Csuhta
Rittman Band Trip To Catawba Point And Cedar Point
Rittman High School bandsmen returned late Saturday after touring Lake Erie islands. They ferried from Catawba Point to Put in Bay visited the Perry International Peace monument and Cedar Point amusement rides before returning to the Point. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Ed Taylor Mr and Mrs Wayne Dy singer and others. Sally Heames is home from Penn Hall. Ed Weideman is home for summer vacation from Cornell University.
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Rittman High School
Lake Erie
Catawba Point
Putin Bay
Perry International Peace Monument
Ed Taylor
Wayne Dysinger
Joe Felix
Frank Burns
Rittman Indians end season with 8 3 loss to Northwestern
Rittman closes season with an 8 to 3 defeat by Northwestern giving a 3–14 record. Larry Horner led hitters with a .286 average and Tom Calabria hit .250 while Larry Ramsier had the lone homer. Coaches plan a one sport limit for athletes next season. Thirty Rittman players attended a Cleveland Indians game, where the visitors won in the Indians fifth straight loss.
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Rittman
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Boosters Meet Next Monday
Rittman Booster Club invites all old members and new interests to its first meeting under the new officers next Monday at 7 p.m. in Williams Restaurant. President Dom Calabria says the session will appoint committees and set yearlong projects.
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Rittman Booster Club
Williams
Dom Calabria
Insurance school aids independent agents in Columbus
Attends School Marvin Bauman of Bauman Insurance Agency at 38 South Main Street attended Great American Life Insurance Company's insurance school in Columbus. The program aimed at independent agents now selling life and other insurance toServes ot eeerie and panicity insurance. Lectures and test sessions covered common agent problems and life insurance solutions. Herbert W. Cochran, Ohio regional field supervisor, led the seminar at the Holiday Inn.
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Marvin Bauman
Bauman Insurance Agency
South Main Street
Great American Life Insurance Company
Columbus
Herbert W. Cochran
Ohio
Holiday Inn
Five-room house on Salt Street near Sparks Market
A neat home offered for purchase with $68 down and $68 per month covering insurance and taxes. The five room property is in very good condition and located on Salt Street near Sparks Market.
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Rufener Street
N. State St
E. Sunset
Lincoln Drive
Third Street
Salt Street
Sparks Market
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Realtor
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Raymond Horst
Medina Rd
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Seneca St
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First Federal Savings & Loan Association of
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Verner B. ‘McKee
McKee
Huffman
Doylestown
Verner B. McKee
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Myron T. Brenneman
Said
Bakates
Mary Cecelia Brophy
Deceas
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Meay
Terrace Drive
Higkin-Ave
Wayne County Rd
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Twinplex
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Wayne Forrer
Ashton Hall
MR. and
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Badager’s
Rawiga
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