Opening Victories For Sterling Knights and Milton Presbyterian
The Sterling Knights of Pythias beat Sterling EUB 5 3 in Slow Ball League action led by Jerry Halliwell Jim Reynolds and Bill Kerstetter two base hit and triple. The Presbyterians hammered Sterling Brethren 22 2 as Ashton Hall led with 28 hits and Dave Bernhardt homered while several players added three hits. Action continues Tuesday and Thursday at the new ballfields south of the swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Knights
Pythias
Milton Presbyterian Church
K of P
Sterling Eub
Presbyterians
Sterling Brethren
Jerry Halliwell
Jim Reynolds
Bill Kerstetter
Bill Rickel
Dou
EUB
Sam Johnson
Dale Glessner
Bob Halliwell
Ashton
Sterling
Bill Duckworth
Dwain Howell
Duckworth
Jim Workman
Jerry Whims
Ashton Hall
Neilord
Dave Bernhardt
Braves And Freeds Start Season With Wins In Little League
The Braves beat the Dodgers 11 6 as Jim Kelster pitched a strong game allowing nine hits. Freeds defeated Trogdons 12 3 with Roger Shankland earning the win after 13 walks by Trogdon hurler Jim Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Freeds
Dodger
Trogdons
Jim Ketsler
Dodgers
Bob Bigler
Jerry Felix
van Peterman
Peterman
Dick Burkhart
Jack Ullman
Gary Thompson
Jim Kelster
Randy Adams
Jim Ullman
Jim Watts
Trogdon
Roger Shankland
Legion Ball Team Seeks Players for Opening Game
The American Legion baseball Ramster seeks players for the opening game Tuesday night. Manager Ike urges interested players to report to the high school baseball diamond behind the PCA plant at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ike
American League Baseball
PCA
Rawiga Ladies Day Golf Winners Named
Fifty two women golfers competed in Rawiga Tuesday for Ladies Day. Prize winners included Ruth Pease for low putts, Alice Dolph for high putts, Pauline Parmalee for most fives, Kay Sadauskas for most eights, and Evelyn Warner for most elevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawiga
Ruth Pease
Alice Dolph
Pauline Parmalee
Kay Sadauskas
Evelyn Warner
Bridge Scores and a Sensitive Naval Thermostat Feature
The page lists duplicate bridge scores for pairs led by Frank Ekman and others with averages around 40. A second item notes a highly sensitive thermostat from the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Silver Spring Maryland that reacts to heat from ten feet away and uses an iodine solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Silver Spring
Ashland College Grad Wayne Ambrose to Coach at Hardin Northern
Wayne G Ambrose, son of Mrs Hilda Ambrose of 8 Fairmont, graduates 1961 from Ashland College with a Bachelor of Science in Education. He will be head football coach at Hardin Northern High School in Dola Ohio next year. He played three years on the Ashland College football team and earned all Mid-Ohio Conference honors with honorable mention on the All Ohio team. He is married to Donna Bordacs of Rittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G Ambrose
Hilda Ambrose
Fairmont
Clyde Ambrose
Ashland College
Wayne
Hardin Northern High School
Dola
Ohio
Ashland
Donna Bordacs
Rittman
Schaad-Ditch Pace Lead in Creston Doubles League
Schaad Ditch Pace Doubles Carl Schaad and Harry Ditel lead the Shock Lumber Doubles League at Town and Country Lanes Creston with an 11-4 record. John Simonton and Bob Newland sit 10-5 in runnerup, while Dean Blough and Pete Arnold rose to third after sweeping Mel Rhoads and Art Davis. Floyd Winkler posted a 795 series as the top effort in the eight team league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schaad
Harry Ditel
Shock Lumber
Creston
John Simonton
Bob Newland
Dean Blough
Pete Arnold
Mel Rhoads
Art Davis Floyd Winkler
Workman Wins 604 Feature Race at Speedway Opening
Ronald Workman captured the feature at 604 Speedway as its opening races for quarter midget racers were held. Keith Roth posted the fastest time trial at 15 seconds, with heat wins by Workman Mills and Roth and semi finals won by Roth and Bob Tanner, who also won the consolation. Races will be held Sundays at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Workman
604 Speedway
Keith Roth
Greg Mills
Bob Tanner
Tanner
Byrlines on Security and Opportunity Quote
James F. Byrnes laments that many focus on security rather than opportunity, fearing life more than death. The remark emphasizes risk tolerance, progress, and public mindset during challenging times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Byrnes
Spectacular Stock Race Crashes At Ashfair Raceway
A chilly Ashfair night produced a dramatic stock car event with Don Smith tumbling his No 100 in the south turn and Cece Dunlan rushed to Samarian Hospital with unknown injuries. The 20 lap feature lists winners: Bob Biffins and others with heats led by Jim Geiger and Nick Cristell. Kids Night follows next Saturday with intermission kiddie rides and 6:30 time trials ahead of 8 pm races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashfair Raceway
Don Smith
Burbank
Don
T Key
Witneses
Cece Dunlan
West Salem
Cece
Ashland
Samaritan Hospital
Jim Geiger
Mr Vernon
Joe Carney
Shiloh
Paul Baumhauer
Mansfield
Nick Cristell
Elvira
Woody Hall
Don Long
Bob Biffins
Mt Vernon
Herb Wiles
Leeds
Jerry Martin
Nashville
Ashlair Raceway
Merchants Open League Play Sunday Against Springfield
The Rittman Merchants begin league play Sunday at 2 30 pm on the PCA Field versus Springfield. They arrive with a two game winning streak after a 4 1 win over Kenmore, with Jim Mann earning the win on three hits and Del Rauschenberg driving in two runs on seven team hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Merchants
PCA
Springfield
Merchants
Kenmore
Jim Mann
Rittman
del Rauschenberg
Swim Lesson Registration Ends June 12
Final day to sign up for swimming and diving lessons comes June 12 announced instructor Jane Emch. Beginner classes run Monday to Wednesday 10 12 am Intermediates and Advanced on Thursday 10 12 am with a 25 cent per lesson fee. Senior Life Saving classes Tuesday and Thursday 9 11 pm for ages 16 and up or in junior high school. Junior Life Saving Fridays 9 12 noon for ages 12 to 15 with a five dollar course fee. Diving lessons Tuesdays 5 6 pm at 35 cents per lesson. For more information call Jane Erich at 925 3381.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Emch
Jane Erich
Wooster Sports Totals 59-46 For 1960 61
Wooster athletic teams across nine intercollegiate sports finish 59 wins and 46 losses for 1960-61. Football 6-3, basketball 18-6, track 6-3, baseball 5-10, golf 8-3, wrestling 4-4, tennis 6-4, swimming 6-5, cross country 0-8. Coached by Munson, Swigart, Shipp, Ewers. Al Van Wie as assistant. Indoor Ohio Conference title secured. Ohio Wesleyan and Denison credited as runners-up in indoor meet. 58th outdoor meet held at Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Wooster
Wooster
Carl B Munson
John Swigart
Phil Shipp
Jim Ewers
al van Wie
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison Wooster
Delaware
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Beyner
Lance
B. Johnson
S. Johnson
Raugchenberg
A. Johnson
Ce Glesiér
Rastorfer
P Maibach
Adams
Halliwell
Reynolds
Kerstetter
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Alice Adams
Beulah Halliwell
Janet Oller
Julie Wiles
Darlene Sapp
Dalton
Kings Corner Store
Janet Osler
K. Weary
T. Weary
Miller
B. Halliwell
P Rickel
Sammy Trent
Donna Jean Palmer
Homer Pyle
Sammy
Melvin Trent
Fairlawn
Donna Jean
Carl Palmers
S. Semeca St
Whims
Howell
Lf Milford
Py Siders
Rf Bernhardt
Cain
C Workman
Witzberger
Hall
P Peterman
P Pratt
Brethren
D. Shane
J. Young
FP. Shane
Pp. Wright
D Beiculer
C S. Young
J. McFred
J Coen
M Shane
R. Young
AB Felix
Lf Cyrus
Cf Breece
Tf Burkhart
P Salisbury
Jackson
P So Bigler
Ss Batten
D Larve
C Smith
Rf Haller
Raves
Ullman
G. Thomp
Keister
P E Shreve
Ib Askins
C Adams
Cf Bartram
J. Ullman
I Love
Little
C J. Watts
Pricky
Armentrout
Lf Craig
Ss Risley
Frank Ekman
A. Wade Keister
Harold Cook
Ed Bernhardt
Vern Gebhart
E. W
O. Kanehl
E. L. Stentz
George Mann
Wayne Robison
James G. Black
Larry Wertz
Wayne Ambrose
Workman
Merchants Open League
Sun
Little League Braves
Richard Fleming
Daryl Hall
Charles Haskins
Randy Dams
Roger Bartram
Ricky Shreve
Gary Cotton
Ricksdam
Warren Keister
Bob Shreve
Jim Keister
Wilbert Shreve
Little League Doger
Baillfield
Steve LaRue
Cyrus Roger Salisbury
Jim Felix
Bruce Breece
John Battenfield
Ike Ramsier
Richard Burkhart
Jeff Haller
Roger Jackson
Ronnie Smith
Paryle Emch
Wooster Sports
Mogler Electric
S. Main
Wald
Rittman, Dhio