The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

February 24, 1966

Publication:

The Plain Dealeri

Location:

Cleveland, Ohio

Issue Date:

Thursday, February 24, 1966

Page:

63

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MR INDIVIDUAL YOU CAN NOW LEASE Any Make Car or Truck AT IEBT RATES jggjfa 'Blaki Tairchild 12120 DETROIT LA 1 6000 Names avored by ans iS Grandstand vote has hit We ve already counted 12331 ballots on the issue should the players have their names on back of their uni forms and still the mail is pouring in The vote is heavy for uni forms which identify the player by name Better than 90 percent 11476 to be exact wants the name on the back of the uniform The count will be sent to Gabe Paul as soon as com Cazzie Is Unanimous Selection NEW YORK GP) Cazzie Russell of Michigan is the only unanimous selection on the 1965 66 college All Star basketball team picked by National Basketball Associa tion coaches Joining the 6 foot 5 Rus sell on the all senior first team announced yesterday are: CLYDE LEE 6 9 Vander bilt Walt Wesley 6 11 Kan sas Dave Schellhase 6 4 Purdue and Dave Bing 6 3 Syracuse Russell was on last first team and Bing was on the second' The second squad is com posed of Dick Snyder 6 5 Davidson Lou Hudson 6 5 Minnesota Henry inkel 6 11 Dayton Matt Guokas 6 5 St Pa and Jim Walker 6 3 Providence Willoughby (Continued rom Page 61) pleted EACH VOTER will receive a free ticket to the Indian Yankee night game Here are excerpts from some letters on the subject The 20 best letters accord ing to our judges will re ceive free dinners Winners will be announced Sunday Russ Watkins 1065 East 169th St: the name on his back he would be easily identifiable to the rank A Grasberger 3923 Monticello Blvd Cleveland Heights: a name on his jersey will make for a observance be tween fans and the individual performance The player will respond with a little extra effort But before the Indians change their uni forms they ought to give the players a chance to express their feeling on the John A Guinta 4523 West 145th St: vote for the names to be placed on their backs for three rea sons: 1 It would lead to in blow when center Jim Paulus who pumped home 20 points in the second and third quar ters drew his fourth personal foul with 2: 12 left in the third Paulus fouled out with 2:28 left in the game He finished with 26 points Overall Brush had a 27 24 lead in field goals but converted 15 of 27 free throws to 22 of 29 for the win ners When he went out Brush led 49 40 Then the Rebels regrouped and surged to victory The outcome was in doubt through the final five minutes South had a 70 67 lead with two sec onds left and Coach Custer sent his entire team into one comer of the playing area so that no one would commit a foul Ken Malirer sank the shot but the Arcs were short circuited at the wire Brush finished 2 16 The Rebels stand 9 10 70 Brush 69 Bullets Win (Continued rom Page 61) Meyer If 9 4 22 Mahrrlf 5 0 10 Kunaman rf 7 13 27 Tobik rf 2 6 10 Sensen 4 0 8 PauiUsC 9 8 26 Kovalik 2 3 7 Given? 1g 5 111 Slomlnski nr 1 0 2 Snow rp 3 0 6 Gaunt 12 4 Morris 0 6 South 9 37 47 70 Brush 15 31 53 69 Cleveland 55 Chagrin 24 elder If 1 0 2 Clasen If 4 5 13 rf 0 2 2 Manlove rf 1 Oi 2 Childress 8 117 Pound 1g 0 2 Cooper 1g 80 16 urst 0 2 2 Jackson rg 3 1 7 Calvert rg 2 15 Stewart 4 19 Young 10 2 1 East i 11 17' 40 55 Chagrin alls 6 9 20 24 stant identification of all ball players 2 His name on his back would give the player an image as a PERSON instead of a mechanical figure with just a uniform number 3 When the Indians are on the road it would make our play ers more familiar to the fans in other cities It is simply good PHIL LEVY 20302 Chicka saw Ave Euclid: plays are made the televi sion announcer would simply tell of the play and not who were involved because the in volved players would be easi ly indentified with their names' on backs It would make his job much SUSAN EtLEN BOYD 8621 Detroit Ave: this idea of putting the name on his back would save a lot of sore ribs You know the kind of sore ribs you get when your wife or girl friend keeps giving you the elbow and: says who is that GEORGE BECK 1644 Win ton Ave Lakewood: in a name? Recognition what Names are re membered while numbers are only useful in keeping a score card to know what position a player is on the field I would bet that more fans would know the name Colavito than his JOHN AND MARY HUN playmaking role Philadelphia led Baltimore 112 110 with 5:34 remaining before substi tutes Johnny Green and John ny Egan led the Baltimore comeback DETROIT NEW YORK 5 7 7 17 WReed 5 4 8 14 Scott 6 3 6 15 RWAr'e 7 4 5 18 3 1 6 7 Bellamy 6 7 11 19 5 2 2 12 Barnett 1 2 4 4 Miles 7 3 5 17 Komives 6 2 3 18 Reed 5 0 3 10 2 4 6 8 2 0 0 4 Bryant 4 3 4 11 Vaughn 3 0 2 6 Gola 2 2 2 6 Tresvant 0 0 0 0 Clemens 1 0 0 2 Buntin 4 2 3 10 Totals 40 18 34 08 Totals 36 28 43 100 Detroit 25 16 25 32 98 New York 28 25 21 YAK 18607 Libby Road Ma ple Heights: card hunt ing in the fifth and sixth in nings would be ended if the players had their names on their ritz Stein 1920 Rookwood Rd: way players are traded and fresh ones coming up from the minors many fans keep a running ac count of the Indian players If all these players were identified by name they would fit into the picture of 115 Pct667636615422 Pct 537 478 433 429 284 12 22 7 14 22 23 6 7 6 0 Los Angeles Baltimore San rancisco St Louis Detroit 22 24 25 37 the names would satisfy their curiosity and would stop them from asking about who so and so is Mrs Arthur Koby 144 Hampden Park Tiffin: names should be seen be cause of this revelation: This 1966 team will be a great sensation And Lets Show Our Pride to Our avorites of the Jackson Walker Greer Jones Ward Bianchi Gambee 6 7 6 8 1 1 6 7 4 4 5 7 2 3 1 3 0 2 0 0 the average fan Joseph Morgan Bethany College Bethany West Vir ginia: fans who know their baseball the names on the uniforms make a great except for instant spotting But for the LAST NIGHT New York 100 Detroit 98 Baltimore 119 Philadelphia Cincinnati at Los Angeles TODAY St Louis at Boston Totals Philadelphia Baltimore Attendance 6925 4 0 3 3 4 31 3538 36 48 1 ankers Wm WOOSTER Baldwin Wal lace College captured six of ten events to trim Wooster 55 39 in swimming yesterday (The Yellow Jackets now have a 2 8 record while Wooster is 1 8 NBA Standings EASTERN DIVISION Boston 44 Philadelphia 42 Cincinnati 40 New York 27 WESTERN DIVISION 36 32 29 27 PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE 3 1 1 7 Howell 6 3 3 15 Johnson '4 12 23 20 erry Hdi ixjugry 1 1 9 Egan 0 0 0 Ohl 0 0 6 Warley 1 1 7 Green 6 6 14 Kerr Barnes 42 31 46 115 Totals 3 8 3 4 9 9 2 3 3 fi 44 31 42 H9 32 32 26 usj novice fan especially women Tobacco Too Good To Smoke Jut a pinch of Copenhagen Snuff between cheek and gum brings you the satis faction of without smoking At a price that beats smoking tool ANOTHER INE PRODUCT UNITED STATES TOBACCO COMPANY THE PLAIN DEALER THURSDAY EBRUARY 24 1966 63 Reward! Americis is a far cry from pass By CHARLES I HEATON Another soccer player with NOW AVAILABLE Bi 76 three Canton: 70 Cleveland mi 1 4 13 5 5 5 4 2 65 66 at Lily High School last night annihilated neighbor ing McCreary High 157 56 setting a record score by a Kentucky high school basketball team Larry Smith a 5 11 forward outscored the en tire McCreary team by pumning 58 points through the hoop good base good inch base: 40 Inch inch base: Pele superstar soccer player and his 21 year old bride arrived in Germany yesterday to be gin a 10 day honeymoon through Europe America has no equiva lent sports hero as the Bra zilian regarded by many as the greatest soccer play er who ever lived The first woman to swim competitively in the Atlantic Coast Conference was de clared ineligible for annual ACC tournament Mary Brundage of the Unversity of Virginia a junior nursing student from Conestoga Pa was de clared ineligible yesterday because of the wording of the conference constitution and by laws an ACC official said James Weaver ACC com missioner notified Virginia Athletic Director Steve Sebo that an article in the ACC by laws refers to eligible athletes as He The word He has been interpreted by the ACC office as meaning male Weaver said Miss Brundage is ranked by Swimming World Maga zine among the top 20 wom en swimmers in the world in the free style at 200 400 and 1500 meters 5 5 4 SKI HAUS EAST 12413 Cedar lop of Cedir Hill phont 371 30 30 SKI HAUS WEST 20370 Center Ridge opposite Westgate phone 331 1920 open Mon thru ri Sat til 6 1 3 2 10 1 27 2 12 2 12 3 13 1 9 2 6 3 13 4 14 2 10 3 17 4 10 18 0 2 2 0 2 2 Schuss in and see Spectacu lar savings now on these and other slcis including top notch racing models skier saving time at Ski Haus SKIING SPOKEN HERE Oaklawn manager Sweeney took one look the strange site of three inches of snow covering the track at Hot Springs Ark yesterday and promptly postponed and racing programs The eight race programs will be made up later through nine and ten card race days Belgian Booters Win BRUSSELS (JI Ander lecht the Belgian Royal Sport ing Club defeated Real Mad rid of Spain 1 0 yesterday in a quarter finals game of the European Cup of Soccer champion tournament Player Leads Jack by ive PORT ELIZABETH Africa Jack Nicklaus and1 Gary Player posted one under par 73s yesterday in! the third of their six match golf tour of South Africa Heavy rains interrupted the competition for a time and strong winds hampered play throughout The deadlock here pre serves five stroke lead which the United States Open champion picked up Tuesday when Nicklaus ran into trouble at Bloemfontein A Volvo need a garage It has one It has 33 pounds of paint to protect it Six hand rubbed coats: one rustproofingtwo prime three enamel Before a drop of that paint goes on we bathe the body in zinc phosphate This etches the metal so it gets an almost unbreakable grip on the paint But we stop there A lot of cars look fine from the outside while quietly being eaten away from the inside eating them is condensation So besides dip ping the body in rustproofing we bond pads of insu lation inside all large metal surfaces This prevents condensation from forming so it never gets a chance MARION Manon merous All Star teams de spite being hampered by knee and back injuries throughout most of his 14 year career After his playing days Marion managed four dif ferent major league clubs before leaving the game for the business world Quips and Quotes A rival coach after watch ing UCLA frosh cage star 7 1 Lew Alcindor destroy! his team: can you do against i a guy who can stuff from I ERNIE KELLERMANN a Browns all last sea son will pet a shot at that free safety job made vacant with the departure of Larry Benz If he tac kling ability the former Miami of Ohio and Cleveland Chanel High School star will be tough He was with the Dallas Cow boys until the final slicing last summer The 45000 seating capacity of the Houston Astrodome may hurt that hopes for the 16th National ootball League franchise An average of 47286 fans paid to see the 98 regular season NL games last season There were 57 sellouts The spring meet ing at which the various cities interested in a franchise will make presentations to Com missioner Pete Rozelle and club owners now is scheduled for Washington RIBBON CUTTING catching but Tom Hutchinson left tries his hand at it as Jim Kinicki looked on The two Browns held open house yesterday at their new appliance store at Euclid Avenue and East 13th Street Plain Dealer Photo (Marvin Greene) ootball Coaches Meet at Euclid The Greater Cleveland oot Ralph Quisenberry of Chag ball Coaches Association will'rin alls is the chairman conduct its annual clinic at Euclid High April 2 Dartmouth University foot ball coach Bob Blackman will speak on the formation with wings Browns line backer Vince Costello will dis cuss defensive backfield tech niques Cliff oust of Garfield Heights coach of the year is also on the roster Tommy Agee once the property of the Indians and now a member of the Chi cago White Sox ''fly catch ing corps reigned Tuesday night as King Alexis I ruler of the Mobile Ala Negro Mardi Gras A monument in memory of the late red Hutchinson will be erected next week at the entrance of the Little League baseball park on Anna Maria Island la Hutchinson former major pitcher and manager of the Cincinnati Reds lived at Anna Maria and spent many hours helping the Little League program there RANK KILROY TOM CATLIN George Wilson at Detroit and also served at the University of Washington Southern Cali fornia Notre Dame and the Stars Graham still needs two another line coacji and an end coach Where Are They Now? MARTY MARION former brilliant shortstop for the St Louis Cards from 1940 53 now lives in the Mound City and manages the club facilities at the new St Louis Stadium Marion called Shortstop be cause of his magic glove also developed into a steady hitter especial ly dangerous in the clutch was named to nu mriv llalllr iiar BUCKO KILROY signed yesterday as full time talent scout for the Dalas Cowboys Departure from Washington and a similar job with the Redskins was not unexpected Some years back the Irish man was one of the NL named in a magazine story authored by Graham A lawsuit resulted Detroit front office peo ple were happy to see Sam Williams tapped by Atlanta but not Alex Karras a com panion' on the front four was at the top of his career and really miss the outspoken tac kle declared College Cage Scores North Carolina State 101 Wake orest Bluffton 79 indlay 76 New Arleans Loyola 51 ordham 50 Auburn 74 Georgia 63 De Paul 79 Notre Dame 71 St Joseph's Pa 108 Lafayette 80 vvcBieiu luiimgttli luieuo overtimes Connecticut 98 Rutcrpra Rd Rhode Island 99 New Hampshire 62 Middlebury 61 Amherst 58 Washington and Jefferson 87 Thiel Westminster Pa 102 Pitt 76 Bellarmlne 75 Tennessee State Albion 66 Hope 65 Hillsdale 83 erris State 80 Kalamazoo 80 Adrian 66 Calvin ill Alma 61 Defiance 87 Olivet 79 Cpntrl CtAiihanvili At Western Kentucky 114 Puerto Rico Na Valdosta 102 Tampa 84 New Haven 128 Bryant 73 Lemoyne 83 Clarkson 55 Hamilton 75 Hobart 68 Hartwick 71 Wagner 61 Rhode Island 99 New Hampshire 62 Culver Stockton 78 Central Methodist TOURNAMENTS BEANPOT irst Round Boston College 94 Tufts 66 CAROLINA CONERENCE inal Catawba 75 Guilford 67 VOLUNTEER STATE inal Lincoln Tenn Memorial 86 Bethel 76 Reml lnal Christian Bros 76 King College 54 76 Barth If Allen rf Marvin Svetz Iz rg Zivanchev Swleclcki Ohio Ski Conditions MOUNT CHALET: 1 6 Inch bnse: good 15 DCh" the freethrow NY Ski Conditions KISSING BRIDGE: 30 to excellent GLEENWOOD ACRES: excellent PEAR PEER 3 10 HOLLY MOUNT: 18 inch base: good GROSSTAHL 14 20 Inch base: good BRISTOL MOUNTAIN: 5 Inch new snow: 18 37 inch base: eood7 co*ckAIGNE: 6 20 inch base: good Stark Sports Cars 2000 Tuscarawas West Cuyahoga alls: Akron Cars 4040 State Road isher Motors Sales 4353 Mayfield Road Reward your taste with the rich flavor of Half and Halts You'll like and putting it mildly to begin eating i inally we spray on the undercoating Any part needs more protection than that we make out of hot galvanized steel in the first place The result of all thislsl a car that needs a garage like it needs four headlights You've got a garage? Store your cabin cruiser in it during the winter the one you can buy with all the money you save owning a car that lasts an average of 1 1 years in Sweden gets 25 miles to the gallon even wnn automatic transmission still runs away from every other compact in its class and comes fully protected in a garage that will ('VOLVO) never cost you a nickel in real estate taxes Overseas delivery Pliable MOTOR SALES INC OPEN MON AND THURS TILL 9 PM 16000 MADISON LA 1 3131 Sohler Racer $s7g50 Now 4595 Blizzard Epoxy now Now 78i00 SKI SALE ischer Alpine Deluxe Now 2395 VOLVOS All Models and Colors 27 Lead CCCs 14th Victory Dave 27 point effort led the Cuyhoga Community College basketball team to i 92 76 victory over Dyke Insti tute last night at Our Lady of Mt Carmel gym The Demos placed all five starters in double figures and held a 34 29 halftime bulge but CCC chalked up a school record of 63 points in the sec ond half to wrpp up its 14th victory against eight losses The Cougars tied the game 41 41 early in the second stanza on a corner jumper by Kuhn and held the Demons scoreless in the 'following three minutes 5 CCC employed a full court press throughout the second half to deal Dyke its 11th loss against eight victories Larry Wojciechowski was high scorer for the losers with 18 tallies Bi Yezbak If Marcus If Kuhn Rinella 1g Kedys rg Habcl Domzalskl Winrins CCC Dyke Mount Union Humbles Hiram Mount Union College won its third consecutive Ohio Confer ence track meet by outdis tancing Hiram College 110 16 at indoor track yes terday i John Rhodes of Mount Union was me oniy uouoie winner vaulting 11' 9" using a fiber glass pole and high jumping 5'10" Jim ox the Purple Raid miler ran a fine 4:391 and then anchored the mile relay team which ran the oval in 3:455 1 MT UNION 110 HIRAM IB SHOT PUT Vaughn Davis iMU) 46' POLE John Rhodes iMUi 11' 9'': BROAD Larry Graves (MUI 21' HIGH John Rhodes (MUI 880 RELAY Strane Evans Czegan Bauer (MUI 1:434: 600 YARD Lusk MU 1:20: MILE Jim ox (MU) 4:391: 150 YARD Buddy Bauer (MUI 0:0375: 440 YARD Bob Sargent (MUI :555 50 YARD HIGH Da mon Gracenln (Hl 0:065 TWO MILE RUN Doug ord (MU) 9:49 9: 300 YARD Tim Evans (MUI 0'36' 8S0 YARD DASH Nate Hawthorne (MUI 2:04: 50 YARD LOW HURDLES Larry Graves (MU) 0:0623: MILE Czegan Gess Keister ox iMU) 3:45 5 Cleveland: Hornsby Sons 6201 Brookpark Road Zj Lakewood: MG Motor Sales 6000 Madison Avenue Willoughby: Stoddard Motors Inc 38845 Mentor Avenue US Rte 20 If you have a garage you should have a car that need one Latest to join the rush toward domed stadia is Kansas City where plans for a covered football stadium and sports complex have been announced The stadium would seat 60000 and be used for the football Chiefs and the baseball Athletics A proposed field house would seat 16000 Cost is estimated at between $665 million and $911 million a fairly sizable gap Latest of the Paul Brown indoctrinated to make a coaching change is Tom Catlin The former line backer and defensive signal caller for the Browns has moved from the Chiefs to the Los Angeles Rams Tom has been with the Chiefs since the American ootball League was organised in 1960 The club started in Dallas Otto Graham has tapped another of his former College All Star aides to help him in Washington Don Doll was defensive backfield coach for the Rams last season Before that he spent two years By William Hickey Yuri Sevidov a one time star for top teams share good fortune Sevidov yesterday was sentenced by a Moscow court to serve 10 years in prison after being found guilty of a hit and run kill ing ptpettibtMo cigarette i 3 I toft 1 it A jfl! 1 i 1 wr i a gktp BMBW 1 JBii Xdlkiiiik 1 lr WOffi OrHBBBKdHH if Jflioia MV MJ Tv 111 I AX TMB 1 1ttiIh laW 4 xf Anft Xf A xz Xs A a' A A 4 i VA iZiwCX" AA MV zV A 'I VWWt'AWZ' jr Jj MU i4 1 1 i i I i tJ 1 age.

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