Doylestown Chipps Set to Face unbeaten Indians Friday
One of the largest crowds in local gridiron history is expected as Doylestown Chipps visit the Indians in the Homecoming tilt. Doylestown, led by coach Joe Pisani, has started fast with three straight wins, while Rittman's Indians aim to extend their shutout streak to four after crushing Norwayne 36-0. Chipps boast running backs Lusk Bryan and Cecil McEndree with quarterback Bob Cornelius directing an offense featuring strong line play.
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Doylestown Chipps
Doylestown
Joe Pisani
Loudonville
Lake
Triway
Chipps
Dave Lusk
Bryan
Cecil McEndree
Lusk
Brother Cecil
Bob Cornelius
Forestal Stevens
Randy Gabor
Terry Clark
Jim Whipple
Dor Hartman
Indians
Tempee
Norwayne
Ane
Rittman
Homer Pyle
Pyle
Dan Lauter Quick
Ron Gammell
Ralph Hickman
John Rhodes
Saurer
Dave Money
Sauter
Paydirt
Calabria
Freddies
Rhodes
Money
Bobcat
Bob Williams
Lauter
Dave Pickens
Bobcats
Rick—Killough
Dee-Reed
High School Jinks Highlight Homecoming Queen and Attendants
The Homecoming queen is Nancy Schmeltzer with attendants Jackie Moyer and Mary Bordacs. They will wear red, white, and themed outfits, escorted by tri-captains Tom Calabria Bob McComas and Dave Gish. A dance after the game with Doylestown is planned, with decorations led by Lori Jensen and a autumn brown and gold theme.
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Nancy Schmeltzer
Jackie Moyer
Mary Bordacs
Jackie
Mary
Nancy
Tom Calabria
Bob McComas
Dave Gish
Doylestown
Lori Jensen
Rex Harris
Lyman Gish
Gary Copley
Ken Rupp
Sylwart
Barberton
Troop 801 Plans Campout Friday Night
Girl Scouts of Troop 801 met Monday and split into patrols to plan a campout for Friday September 20. Leader Mrs Willard Rush announced Scouts must own a new Junior Scout handbook. A circle of games and songs closed the meeting.
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Willard Rush
Punt Pass Kick Contest Opens In Rittman Area
Area youths aged eight to 11 can compete in the third annual Punt Pass Kick, culminating with a White House tour in Washington, D C, a Greenfield Village visit in Dearborn, Michigan, and a halftime appearance at the NFL Championship game. Ford Motor Co and the NFL sponsor. Local co sponsor Don K Freed Inc hosts the Rittman event with prizes, and regional winners advance to national finals. Registration runs through Oct 11.
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Rittman
Washington, D.C
White House
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford Division
Ford Motor Company
National Football League
Pp&k
Don K. Freed Inc
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Greenfield Village
Jimi Trogdon
Freeds
Ann’s In First Savage Rolls 224 Night League
Dick Savage and Butch Clason kept the Tuesday Midnight League lively. Clason posted a 547 series while Savage knocked down 224. Ann’s Restaurant led team singles with 1008 and Marty's tally stood at 2877.
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Savage
Dick Savage
Butch Clason
Clason
Ann's Restaurant
Marty’s
Ann's
Marty
Blatz
Burnett Builders
Ben Franklin
Gillman’s
Bearfoot
Rotarians defend golf title in win over Lions
Rotarians won the golf title for the third straight time by edging the Lions by .43 of a point at Radiga Country Club. Ned Atkins and Tom Smoot led with 39s, Ed Stentz 42, Wayne Ferrer 44 for the Lions. Mac Miracle shot 76 for nine holes. Smoot had longest drive on five, Dr William Walker second. Ferrer won six-hole accuracy with Fretwell second. Leatherman and Smoot won most fives on the score card.
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Rotary Club
Lions
Rotary
Radiga Country Club
Ned Atkins
Tom Smoot
Ed Stentz
Wayne Ferrer
Mac Miracle
Smoot
Dr. William Walker
J. C. Fretwell
Ken Leatherman
Maibach's And B and W Tie For First In League
Maibach's and B and W are tied for first place after action this week in the Monday Ladies League. Each team sits on 17 points as Gil and others trail with close scores.
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Maibach's
B & W Gil
Bowling Center Holds Top Spot in Mixed Couples League II
The Bowling Center leads the Mixed Couples League II at 14-4 after a strong week with a 680 single and 1912 series. Norma Lamson led the women with a 173 single and 464 series while Don Lamson posted 218 and 537 series. Other teams include Davis-Marine 10-8 and Quality Food Center 10-8 with several clubs at 6-12.
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Norma Lamson
Don Lamson
Davis-Marine
Quality Food Center
Troydon's Market
I Ebert Electric
Semler Insurance
Rupp Bros
Winkler Agency
Lane league standings and high scores noted
In the Wednesday Afternoon Ladies League Alley Cats and Bowl-Winklers sit 6-3, while Pin-Busters and Katy-Dids are 5-4. Pin-Ettes led with 447 single and 1231 series as Norma Lamson posted 191 and 498.
Series E and H Bonds Yield Over Twenty Percent First Year
Series E and H Savings Bonds issued since June 1, 1959 produce more than 21.2 percent for the initial 18 months, then 4 percent to maturity, reflecting a high early return followed by standard growth.
Back Pain In Sports Cautions on spinal defects in youth athletes
The American Medical Association warns that congenital spine defects often go unrecognized until athletic activity reveals back pain or muscle spasm. Coaches should exclude high risk sports for those with serious birth defects to prevent lifelong disability, despite concerns about cutting talented players.
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American Medical Association
Peterman Hits 242 In Wednesday Bowling League
Wes Peterman smashed a 242 single to lead the Wednesday Night League at Rittman Bowling Center. Bill Houseworth bowled a 628 series as his Ohio Fuel Gas Company team totaled 2658. City Cab posted a 938 single. After three weeks Ohio Fuel Gas leads at 7-2, one game back are City Cab Markley Barbershop and Team No 11.
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Wes Peterman
Rittman
Bill Houseworth
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
City Cab
Ohio Fuel Gas
Markley Barbershop
Rittman Doylestown Clash Highlights Big Wayne County Grid
Jim Witzberger notes a rough week with a 4-for-6 forecast and a 666 average as Rittman faces Doylestown in a hard fought league battle. The feature includes detailed stats from Rittman Norwayne, names players like Calabria Sauter Money and Perry, and previews Friday matchups with Waynedale Triway Smithville Cloverleaf and Orrville Wadsworth, plus notes on reserves and upcoming double header.
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Dalton
Waynedale
Daylestown
Rittman
Doylestown
Smithville
Indians
Doyleytown
Triway
Golden Bears
Smithies
Risley Leads PCA Bowling With 564 Series
Jack Risley and Pete Mehl rolled 215s as Risley posted a 564 series to pace the PCA Bowling League. Louise Tester led the women with a 173 single and Wilma Kosier added a 483 series. Mull Finish had the high team game at 1021 and Hits and a Miss Aggregation totaled 2952 for the series.
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Jack Risley
Pete Mehl
Risley
Louise Tester
Wilma Kosier
Mull
Bonds Extend Holding for Added Interest
Under a new act signed by the President Series E Savings Bonds may be kept for 19 years beyond their next maturity date with higher interest. The policy implies longer investment growth and encourages holders to retain bonds for greater returns.
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