Dover High coaching file includes Keitch and Bennett
Former Uhrichsville head coach Bill Keitch is under consideration for a Dover High teaching and assistant football coach post. Dover Supt. Emmet Riley expects a board decision at Monday's meeting. Also, former Dennison mentor Don Bennett seeks Claymont head football duties, with Dennison alum John Kolessar recently resigning at Claymont. Pony League all stars praised for tournament showing and thanks extended to Dr. D. W. Mastin for a post‑game dinner. WBTC will broadcast several football games this season. Donald Blosser named head coach at Lake High. Ben Conrad nearing retirement as Denver golf greenskeeper at 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Keitch
Uhrichgville
Dennison
Claymont
Dover High
Beverly Fort Fryes
Don Bennett
Bennett
Salem High
John Kolessar
WBTC
Uhrichsville
New
Philadelphia-Canton Timken
Sandy Valley
Canton South
Dover-Canton
Timken
Donald Blosser
Fairless
Lake High
Ben Conrad
Denver
Quaker Football Tickets On Sale At High School
Tickets for New Philadelphia High home games are on sale at the high school office and Tusco Sports. Season passes cover five games excluding Dover. call 60331 or 72414 to reserve. Prices: $7 Section C, $5 Section B and $5.50 Section A South. $6 Section C North. Dover game tickets sold later. single admission $1.25, reserved seats $1.50. Student season tickets $2.50. Season-ticket holders get first choice to keep seats. Upcoming games include Sept 16 Cleveland John Kennedy, Oct ? Mansfield Madison, Oct 14 Ashland, Oct 21 Mansfield Malabar, Oct 28 Coshocton. Elks and Ohio Savings & Loan battle Monday at 5 on Waterworks diamond for Major League youth championship. Elks tied top via forfeit over Hicks.
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New Philadelphia High
Tusco
High School
Philadelphia
Deb Phillips
Ome
Cleveland
John Kennedy
Mansfield Madison
Ashland
Mansfield
Malabar
Coshocton
Elks
Ohio Savings & Loan
Waterworks
Hicks
Browns Seek Clue to Brown Question Exhibition
Los Angeles AP Browns coach Blanton Collier worries about player health as Cleveland, nine years without Jim Brown, faces the Rams in an exhibition under George Allen. Injuries loom to Ernie Green, Jim Kanicki, Frank Ryan, Paul Warfield, with Kanicki doubtful and Ryan set to start.
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LOS Angeles
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Jim Brown
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Brown
Rams
Collier
George Allen
Ust
Ernie Green
Leroy Kelly
Jim Kanicki
Frank Ryan
Paul Warfield
Santo's 10th inning hit seals Cubs 4 3 win
Cubs beat Giants 4-3 after Santo drives in two runs with a two run single in the 10th. Bolin started for the Mets and gave up Santo's 25th homer in the ninth as Chicago surged late. Reds, Cards, Braves, Dodgers win in other NL action.
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Santo
Chicago
Bolin
Ron
Sant
Chances Slim For Extended Ohio Duck Season
Ohio hunters face slim odds for a longer 1966 duck season as the Division of Wildlife reports they sought five to ten extra days from the Mississippi Flyway Council. The council will push for uniform 45 day seasons across Ohio and other states, with open dates from October 8 to January 8 and a four duck daily bag limit, a plan to be reviewed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service next week.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife Reports
Mississippi Flyway Council
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Major Standings and Friday Results in Baseball Standings
The Associated Press reports Friday results with standings. Baltimore leads the American League at 70 38 followed by Detroit 58 48 and Cleveland 57 50. California 57 51, Minnesota 55 53, Chicago 53 55, New York 49 59, Kansas City 48 59, Washington 50 63, Boston 45 66. National League shows Pittsburgh 63 45, San Francisco 64 46, Los Angeles 61 45, Philadelphia 59 50, St. Louis 55 52, Cincinnati 55 53, Atlanta 50 58, Houston 49 59, New York 48 59, Chicago 35 72. Friday and Sunday schedules list key matchups across both leagues.
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Kanicki
Frank Parker
Ryan
Warfield
Browns
Rams
Allen
Chicago Bears
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Memphis
Tenn
Minnesota
Detroit
New Orleans
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Ithaca
N.Y
Kansas City
Denver
Miami
San Diego
Dallas
San Francisco
Buffalo
Boston
Francisco
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
Santo
Bolin
Frank Linzy
Giants
Tito Fuentes
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
California
W. L. Pet
G.B
San Fran
Philadel
Littler Qualifies For Match Play in Western Amateur
Ohio amateur champion Bob Littler Jr. earned a medal play total of 293 at Pinehurst North Carolina to reach the Western Amateur match play. He finished seventh among 16 qualifiers and will meet Ron Cerrudo of San Rafael California in the opening round.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Ohio
Bob Littler Jr
Littler
Athens
Ron Cerrudo
San Rafael
Calif
International League Scores Snapshot
In the International League Richmond edged Rochester 5 to 1 while Syracuse beat Toronto 4 to 1. Jacksonville defeated Toledo 12 to 4 and Buffalo lost to Columbus 3 to 4.
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Richmond
Rochester
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Toledo
Toronto
Buffalo
Columbus
Lombardi Denies Wanting Revenge In All Stars Rout
Vince Lombardi deflected talk of revenge as the Packers crushed the college All-Stars 38-0 before 72,000. Bart Starr threw for 177 yards, Herb Adderley scored, and Jim Taylor plus Hornung paced the ground game. The All-Stars struggled to penetrate Green Bay’s defense, with Missouri’s Gary Lane highlighting their lone third-quarter surge.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Chicago
Vince Lombardi
Elephants
Vince Lombardis
Lampants
Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
Anderson
Grabowski
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Bart Starr
Packers
Taylor
Red
Uim
Starr
Boyd Dowler
Bill Anderson
Green Bay
Herb Adderley
Don Chandler
Steve Sloan
Alabama
Billy Anderson
Tulsa
Missouri
Gary Lane
Lane
NFL
Cleveland Browns
Nick Rassas
Notre Dame
Atlanta
Rodger Bird
Kentucky
Oakland
Empire Games Bring World Marks and Gold to Young Aussie
Michael Wenden, 16, tops opening day in Kingston with a 7:59.5 world record in the 880-yard freestyle relay and a 1:57.4 mark on the first leg. He also anchors a gold in the relay with Reynolds Dixon and Windle. Canadian women set a 4:10.8 world mark in the 440-yard relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Michael Wenden
Australia
Peter Reynolds
David Dixon
Bob Windle
Wenden
Elaine Tanner
Jane Hughes
Louise Kennedy
Marian Lay
Jill Slattery
England
Possum Run Golf Course Shaped by Hills and Tight Pines
In Mansfield, Ohio Possum Run Golf and Swim Club, privately owned by Arnold Adams, hosts the Ohio Public Links and the Mansfield News Journal’s Mid-America Junior Golf Tour. The 6258 yard par 7 course features a famed back tee on hole 12 that steeply climbs a hill, though it’s rarely used in competition. Adams notes the back tee produced no birdies in Public Links play and explains the regular tee at 490 yards remains the standard for tournaments. The course, with a 9 under par record of 62 by Pete Thoma and Chuck Vandick, offers a challenging but notable Ohio venue.
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Adams
Ohio
Mansfield
Possum Run
Ohio City
Arnold
Arnie) Adams
Mansfield News Journal
Mid-America
Pete Thoma
Chuck Vandick
Santo's two homers lift Cubs past Giants in 10th
Yesterday's Stars shows Ron Santo of the Cubs slamming two home runs and a two run single in the 10th inning, sealing a 43 victory over the San Francisco Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Santo
Cubs
Chicago
San Francisco
Gibson Sets Course Record in Lady Carling Open Golf
Althea Gibson former tennis star fired a six under par 68 in the first round at Pleasant Valley Country Club to set a women’s course record and take a four stroke lead over Shirley Englehorn in the 54 hole Lady Carling Open on the LPGA tour. She also shot 31 on the back nine, matching a women's course record.
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Sutton
Mass
Althea Gibson
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Shirley Englehorn
Miss Gibson
Patty Berg
Grove City and Steubenville Face Ohio Legion Finalists
ATHENS Ohio AP Grove City meets Steubenville in a key Ohio American Legion baseball showdown for a second straight title in a double elimination tournament. A Grove City win earns the state crown and a spot in the national tournament while a Steubenville victory forces an afternoon rematch after Friday’s 6-5 result over Lancaster. Steubenville scored all five fifth inning runs on six hits one hit batsman and a Lancaster error with winning pitcher Larry Leasure tripling in the big inning.
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Athens
Steubenville
Lancaster
Larry Leasure
Cincinnati launches stadium fund drive after council veto
Architects seek city support via a fund drive to finance Cincinnati’s proposed riverfront stadium aimed at attracting a pro football team. Four donors pledge 7546 with Dolly Cohen and Cincinnati Enquirer among backers. Opposition says public money requires firm football commitments and Reds tenancy.
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Cincy
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
A. B
Dolly) Cohen
Cincinnati Enquirer
James A. Gardner
Cincinnati Tool Co
H. H. Meyer Packing Co
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Howard Gerber
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Dan Hershberger
Packers Crush
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