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Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 14

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i 1 1 1 It Was Lonely at Both SPORTS Local Sportopics Braves Baseball Parks (By Che Awoclatefl Press) when the game went intn extra Iv drnvo in nil 14 Wilmington 0 News Journal Wednesday April 13 19M By Alan Mover I HISTORY REPEATS 30 30 100J The READ THE CLASSIIED ADS Close Games EWE LAMBS MEN'S STA PREST Spring Turnover Stage WHITE LEVI'S in Chairman Celtics Win 76ers Talk KAUMAN'S To SYNDICATE STORE 382 2424 Rains Cause Dave Chaney upstairs Reds To See We Stock A Iivers were ey figuring helped get ui Mowers NEED COAL! 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PRODUCERS STOCKYARDS East Corporation Phone 382 2500 RACES NIGHTLY except Sunday POST TIME 8:30 zD nn1otaa Pfm ii 7 At County Stadium in Milwau kee '62 ear old lorence Murray who had never missed a Brayes' home opener took her regular seat in Box 11 Tier 21 holding the scorecards of 13 past 'seasons But there much going i on 7 was she admitted 'At Atlanta Stadium deep" in Dixie 24 year old Willie Lan ders another baseball fan took his seat in Aisle 340 Row 23 waving his can of beer and howling as the Braves mad their 'debut in the Deep There was plenty going on But Landers was gettingxlone ly many ties Jiere for these people to be real baseball said Lander who watched the crowd Joegin to sift out of the new $18 million dollar arena Raiders 3 Champion Dot Troph American i Tuesday's Results 3 Boston 4 13 Totals Cam kw mtarfoiW 4 73 Trotwood 30 46 73 Taylor and Ranier fish and bringing them to the surface to find more satisfac tory temperatures more oxygen and more food Since the wa ters along the shoreline of the lake are warmest and provide an abundance of oxygen and nearby food are often taken very close to shore Usually the best fishing is en joyed on the windward shore because fish seek this shore to find food which the in to them At this schools of baitfish rivers and streams and the gamefish begin to fol low the migrating schools inter Louis With the Braves showing the 1 way three National League openers attracted 126151 Both the Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at New York open ers drew more than 40000 giving the American League a total of 146693 for five games their Dixie debut Tuesday pushing major league opening day attendance to a total of 272844 The attendance figured to be higher but was held down by rain that forced the postpone ment of two National League openers New York at Cincin i nati and Philadelphia at St in HWTE SOX CATBE BEAMEP I OR XOPXO trereE 1 fatfE Tn TEAT vSTOR7 REPEATS S7SEE' BEEXEEE TflE EOXARE7XE 3RPAMERCAX EE AS JE TEAM 70 AROtf7E 0TRER TMRj OEEOrfEP JR M7 PEMAfTS Wheat Green Sizes 27 thru 38 "The Best Coal In Town" 238 Mata 8t Pbooe 382 2321 yGamei Houston at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Atlanta Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Chicago at San rancisco Games PhUadelphia at St Louis Houston at Los Angeles 1 Chicago at San rancisco Only games scheduled ly urove in an mree runs as me world champion Los Angeles Dodgers defeated HouSton3 2 The New York Cincinnati" and Philadelphia St Louis games were rained In the American League Min nesota edged Kansas City 2 1 Detroit nipped the New York games featured Kingman inde pendent invitational tournament play Tuesday night Rebounding and sharp foul shooting enabled West End to pull away from Creditt Con struction by an 18 point marg in Tom Hatton had 34 points for the losers Melvin defeated Trotwood in a foul plagued contest Clutch free throws by Woody Purtee helped win the game for Melv in Ashley made a tremendous performance ecor ing 45 points schedule includes Port William vs Creditt at 6:30 Kingman vs Porter at 8 and Mason vs West End Phillips 66 at 9:30 Box scores: To' Much PHILADELPHIA (AP) hear Coach Red Auerbach and Big Bill Russell tell it the Bos ton Celtics won the National Basketball East ern playoff finals over the Phil adelphia 76ers because the 76ers talk too much Auerbach smoking his famed victory cigar and Russell spoke after Boston beat Phila delphia 120 112 Tuesday night to close out the best four of seven game Eastern series 4 1 and on 1 the home court Auerbach who admitted he never expected win in five i games said "I want to run it in but I seem to recall that Irv Kbsloff (owner of the 76ers) said his team would win the entire playoffs in" eight games Now he win any Russell the Celtics 6 foot 9 star said he and his teammates felt the 76ers took them too lightly because Philadelphia won the regular season Eastern title by a game over Boston and held a 64 edge in the season Play have any newspa pers in Boston because of the said Russell we read New York and Philadel phia papers We got the impres sion from these papers that the 7Gers were addincr un lh man 'us as dead This us up for the The Best You Can Buy! 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One that lets your fam ily eat better sleep better have more indoor fun en joy living as never before LIMNOLOGY (4th in a series) By Ron Laughlin (State Game Protector)4 When the ice breaks up a pro the summer stagnation period in HARNESS racing at Lebanon in Saturday first night of the spring meeting went some what Out of the established rit ual Drivers stood silent In their bright silks of many colors Mrs Mason McConnaughey pre sented to the raceway the Nam American 7 flag which had Baltimore nines Detroit 2 New York 1 Minnesota 2 Kansas City Chicago 3 CaUfornia 2 14 nlngs Only games scheduled 400 Thinclads To Vie al OU ATHENS Ohio (AP) field of 400 will compete this week end in Ohio seventh annual track and field relays Approximately 20 teams are Entered in the cinder carnival with the first of 24 events the six mile run scheduled for ri day afternooq No team scores are kept but Michigan Kent State Bowling Green and Central State are ex pected to enter outstanding re lay teams The Bobcats will defend two team titles the distance medley draped her casket David McConnaughey Hillsboro high graduate and a talented young harness driver beginning to carve a marie for himself at the area raceways was killed during a recent battle in Viet A 4 MA A A a AA A A much lug game wem miu extra innings And by the time Willie Star gell slugged a two run homer in the 13th inning giving Pitts burgh a 3 2 victory and ruining the Dixie debut half of the crowd of 50671 had left But then it had been a lone day for many of the fans who Yankees by the same score the had taken part in a day of cele Chicago White Sox outlasted oration neralding the Braves official arrival Scjjools and businesses were closed and a holiday atmosphere took over the city as4he Braves paraded down J3 each tree Street And the crowd at the ball park1 though 200 than ca pacity exceeded season opening attendances in either Boston br Milwaukee the last two homes was a great day and a great said Pres ident John McHale disappointed some of the crowd left when the game was tied a normal thing at that Leo debut as man ager of the Chicago Cubs also was ruined with Willie Mays' spoiling his former return with a 415 foot homer that pro pelled San rancisco to a 9 1 victory S' Atlanta Draws 50 671 ans Indians To Test Senators Again WASHINGTON (AP) Cleveland Indians who opened the baseball season here Mon day with a 5 3 victory over th Washington Senators return to action against the Senator! to night Riffht hanHor Cnrv drawn the starting assignment 'wo close ball for the Tnbe and will be op posed by Jim Duckworth an other right hander It will be first start in a league game since mid 1964 when he also faced the Senators here and was sent to the show ers in the sixth inning Hie Indians will meet the Boston Red Sox in the home opener riday afternoon ZIMMERMAN'S RESTAURANT I7K South St 382 2424 WHmnrto Wilmington Bkmchftter Now thru May 14 Post Time 8:20 Games Kansas City at Minnesota Cleveland at Washington Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston Only games scheduled Games Kansas City at Minnesota California at Chicago Detroit at New York Only games opening day high of 50671 for rifice fly Parker had walked moved to second on a bunt and reached third on a passed ball by catcher John Bateman Claude Osteen checked the Astros on six hits for the victory while veteran Robin Roberts marking his 11th opening game assignment took the loss a AjAjJw (By the Associated Press) The Atlanta drew an drove in Wes Parker with a sac PHOTO HOBBYISTS NEED DARKROOM EQUIPMENT SELL YOURS WITH A WANT AD Are Open Wediinday Aftamoona or Your Shopping Convonianca Daliviry No Extra Charge or Warranty AIRLEY HARDWARE STORES WaynMville Washington Bowling News mfLnt WestPfaW a Even Dozen Tossers 0 4 Goodbar 1 Shanahan Wil Pub Co 3 Bridge 1 Screw Drivers 1 Red ia Strait Lines 0 National Gear 4 Auger Bits 3 Budweiser 1 Wood Wad 4 RnlUr Beckett Harcum 0 WMWM 4 Weldemann 3 Hot Shots 1 Elks El Blackie 3 ire ighters 1 Millers Market 1 Marsh uneral Home 3 Weathervane Dry Cleaners 0 Mens Store 4 i elke Insurance Drainage 3za 204 games iggins 222 ouse 215 ields 206 Steph ens 201 Curtis 212 200 Briggs 224 Westpfahl 210 214 Mc Neil 203 Jenkins 200 Deluca California 3 2 in 14 innings and Baltimore outlasted Boston 5 4 a in 13 Cleveland and Washington were not scheduled Joe Torre hit two homers for the Braves the first off Pirate starter Bob Vealein the fifth inning Jim Pagliaroni then tied it in the eighth inning with a homer off starter Tony Clonnger and it stayed that way until the 13th when Matty Alou beat out a buntfind Sar gell conneced Torre got one fun back in the halfwith his second homer it enough Cloninger who went all the way allowed 10 hits and struck out' 12 while absorbing the loss Juan Marichal got the victory for the Giants hurling six in nings of perfect ball and finish ing with a three hitter Marichal struck out eight and walked none homer with one on off Larry Jackson broke up a 7s scoreless game and started sixth run fourth inning rally that put it out of reach Len Ga brielson also hnmprpd far Ran rancisco airly twice singled home Maury Wills and broke open a 1 ue in uie sixm inning wnen ha the walk It's worth League Standings Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League Results San rancisco 9 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 3 Atlanta 2 13 in Ings Zkc AnPAtao 5 TTnuctriH 9 New York at Cincinnati post In the only other National POphUadeaipnhiat st Louis League game played Ron air Complete Line Of Hand and Power Red Aplenty CINCINNATI (AP) Cincin nati opened the season yet but already the Reds have a losing streak financi ally Rain again Tuesday postponement of the base ball opener against the New York Mets for the second time in as many days As a result the Reds are really seeing red the postponement will cost us said Vice President John Murdough includes between $60000 and $75000 from all 30 000 seats had been plus the expense of printing niring a full crew of ushers extra police and so Cincinnati makes another try tonight at opening its season although it be the official home for the oldest club in the National League Owner William DeWitt said (10:019) and the twnmil a i game will not include (7:411) the usual fanfare and holiday activity that always accompan the Meta an cs an opener here That wjl be easiness over the inactivity of 2 weir players 3eds meet the Philadelphia Phillies there Both managers Don Heffner of the Reds and Wes Westrum Gives Up Hip lask Victory (By Jhe Ansoelxted Presi) Downrignt mat wnat it was The Chairman of the Board had just got the proceedings underway when this little guy interrupts and points fingers and brings in some other guys in blue suits and right in front of 40006 people makes the Chair man of the Board get rid of his hip flask irritated Whitey ord said in a pronounced un derstatement after Detroit Ti ger Manager Charley Dressen had rung in the umpires and forced the Yankee lefthander to discard a handwarmer he was carrying in his hip pocket ord dulbbed The Chairman of the Board by his Yankee teammates grudgingly gave up the bottle of hot water he was using to warm his hands That happened in the first inning He also gave up even more grudgingly a runscoring sin gle to Norm Cash in the ninth that sent the Tigers to an open ing day 2 1 victory Tuesday be fore the largest Yankee Stadium first day crowd in 14 years Chicago struggled through 14 innings before subduing Califor nia 3 2 Baltimore eked out a 5 4 decision in 13 innings at Bos ton and Minnesota's Twins edged Kansas Citv 2 1 in the other American League open ens The four games drew a to tal of 102225 all in cool weath er Cleveland and Washington played the traditional pres idential opener Monday with President Humphrey sub stituting for President Johnson were not scheduled Tuesday In the National League San rancisco blasted the Chicago Cubs 91 Pittsburgh ruined debut 3 2 in 13 inning and the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers downed Hous ton 3 2 The New York St Louis nati and PhiladelphiaSt Louis games were rained out is something about him (Dressen) that aggravates people and makes them try a little ord said after the hot water battle incident ord the 37 year old ace has a circulatory problem in his left arm and is more ef fective in warm But he was just aggravated enough perhaps heatedly so to toss a six hitter But it good enough i Mickey Lolich matched the effort struck out 10 and was damaged only by Joe fifth inning hom er Detroit however came right back with one in the sixth on adouble by Mickey Stanley and Don single Wert was on third in the ninth and cruised home with the winner when Cash lined first pitch to him into center field The Twins opened defense of their league title with a squeak er They managed only four hits off loser Jim (Catfish) Hunter but two of them were run scor ing singles by Sandy Valdespl no the last a tie breaker in the ninth Jim (Mudcat) Grant a 21 game winner last season gave up six hits and went the dis tance for the victory Hunter retired 16 batters in order over one sretch Tom bases loaded embarrassing gove broke up the 14 lnning four hour 23 mmute affair at Chicago White Sox rolde Tom my Agee sent it into extra in nings with a two run homer in the seventh Joe Adcock had a homer for the Angeles who ha ven't won in Chicago since July 22 1964 Jim bases loaded two out balk alloweBob John son to stroll home with Balti winning run in the 13th at Boston Lonborg had pitched three perfect Innings of relief before Johnson singled and moved to third on a sacrifice and fly ball rank Robinson the former National Leaguer had a homer and a single while Brooks Rob inson drove in three runs on a homer and two singles one of them a bases loaded two out drive to left that runner Russ Snyder with the run that tied it 4 4 in the ninth and forced it into extra innings We Have If! lOOP cepting them at the mouths or following them stream Next in the liminology series: nounccd change takes place lakes which has a most favorable ef fect on fishing The sun warms the surface water rapidly As its warmth approaches the temper ature of maximum' density of 392 degrees these surface wa ters which become heavier as they become warmer (up to this point) sink and mix with the lighter colder waters below This mixing is hastened by wind action and continues until all of the water is at its maximum density of 392 degrees At this Patton Motors i Blan oundry 3 point the waters have mixed to SUCij an extent they may literal ly be said to have ov The sun and wave action fills the surface waters with a new 201 stewart 213 200 George and abundant supply of oxygen 211 213 203 Mathews 200 77 I ields 211 Zurface 217 Curl putting new life into the game iss 2O4 Z24 Brown 204 Storer 22 Henry 2t4 ueneny zuz 201 A Clayton 212 Rothwell 205 A Milburn 203 213 Douglas 203 Carlson 200 Schurr 212 Adams 207 PoUtz 212 1 i MV 4 sstu a IV Hl S'A o' 'Www 4 i v7 Ar 1 1 Va A A k( I er Wvw: aiwr iiA A I I i 5 HI tfcVAi iMih't'i A I ih 1 York 9 9 8 Hoeluman 1 0 0 2 Woodward 8 3 2 21 Norman 0 0 1 0 Wampler 3 5 20 Totals 34 37 21 105 Melvin's TP Cast 5 2 5 12 Terell 2 2 8 Briggs 5 8 Streber 1 0 2 2 Snow 12 3 26 MeClary 6 6 5 18 Luttrell 1 0 2 Purtee 4 5 5 3 Smith 1 5 1 WET AUTO WASH Removes Salt dirt and grime SOHIO Martinsville Phone 685 9565 postponed rain Pct GB San ran 1 0 1000 Pittsburgh 1 0 1000 Los Angeles 1 0 1000 Cincinnati 0 0 000 i New York 0 0 000 Phila 0 7 0 000 Ah St Louis 0 0 Chicago 0 1 000 1 Atlanta 0 1 000 1 Houston 0 1 000 1 West End hiUlp PG TP Thornton 8 5 2 Webb 8 5 Zimmerman 3 3 Patppehnier 7 4 4 18 Miller 7 jQ Jackson 8 1 a Wagner 1 0 2 2 Marks 3 0 0 4 Totals 44 28 25 113 Creditta TP Large 4 6 3 14 Grismer 433 11 Osborn 3 4 a Neal 7 4 14 Hatton 14 1 34 Creditt 0 0 3 0 Amburghy 1 5 Totals 38 It 22 SS Trotwood TP Ashley 12 21 3 45 Jones 2 7 9 11 Pct Baltimore 1 0 1000 Detroit 1 0 1000 Cleveland 1 0 1000 Minnesota 1 0 1000 Chicago 1 0 1000 California 01 000 1 Boston 0 1 000 1 Kansas City 0 1 000 1 New York 0 1 000 1 Wash 0 1 000 1 its bigger better Lebanon raceway On Koute IX North of Lebanon 9 RACES NIGHTLY except Sunday POST TIME 8:30.

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