News-Herald from Willoughby, Ohio • Page 13

Doc. '4, 1962 NEWS-HERALD Tf NORTH'S KETTUNEN ON THIRD TEAM Back, tackle lead All-Ohio voting grounds for talent-seeking coUcg-l kings. some impossible catches, caught iguson of Lima Senior and Gary 42 for 12 touchdowns during the Windle of second-ranked Warren At lullbacr; lor the second late coaches, for the all state squad is filled with hot-shots of Bv FRITZ HOWELL COLUMBUS. Ohio AP)-Haif-back Harry Wilson of Steuben-ville's Big Red and defensive tackle Tonv Viertlboeck of Tole Harding, while Massillon's nine- campaign. all kinds.

year is Steward Williams of Sandusky's twice-tied team. Williams counted 102 points as he gained The mentors can't get a crack Glenn (Tiger) Ellison, Middle-town mentor and 1961 coach of the year, said, "Walden caught time champions despite their! poorest season in years won some solace as 265-pound Ben Here's AU Ohio list -rtTiiMDiTC nWn fAP) The do Central Catholic-'s state cham at the No. 1 quarterback for an 1,394 yards in 193 tries boosting other year because Paul Walker some Uiat just couldnt Bradley won the center job. his career total to 3,059 yards in 421 runs for 39 touchdowns and a 260-point total. Jr.

oi Middletown is only a jun caught. And Walker will be with Sonic two-wav stars who also 4 1962 Associated Press Class AA us for another year. Life is wond shone on defense were moved off the offensive unit due to thej pions today were named Ohio's top Class AA high school football players. The two standouts paced the voting as the Associated Press named its Ali-Ohio team for the larger schools. The coaches, Bob (Butch) Waldcn, smallest erful." ior, lhe tail son of tamed basket-1 ball coach Paul Walker scored 35 1 points and pitched 23 touchdown of the offensive team at 5-foot-ll Lorain Admiral King, winner of heavy voting for the winners.

among the standouts at ball-lot- nine straight before bowing All Ohio high school football squad: FIRST TEAM OFFENSE: Ends Bob Waldcn, Middleton. 5-11 and 170; Dick uimoc Tanfnn South. 6-4 and 230. passes during the season which the Middies lost but once. and 170 pounds, gave Middle-town its second All-Ohio choice as he moved in at end opposite Sandusky in the finale, placed iug who wound up as defensive Wilson contributed 170 points to Don Downing at tackle to anchor choices were Frank Dugan.

Can sports writers and officials who did the voting decided Wilson Steubenville's cause as the Big 6-4. 230-pound Dick Himes of Can ton South's great fullback; Joe the offensive line opposite Viertl was "back of the year" and Tackles Don Downing, Lorain Red lost only to the state cham ton South. Walden, credited with boeck. The guards arc Don For- Kozar, fullback for Admiral King, and Bo Rein of mi champion Nilcs who was hampered by in Viertlboeck the "lineman of the year." Admiral King, 6-2 and 21o; lony viflrHhoock. Toledo Central Cath- pions.

His halfback running mate is 138-point Jim Detwiler of Tole IS THfi TOTAL COST ON A LOAN OF MOO.22 3 months time to repay LOANS UP TO $2000 Terms up to 3 years nlie fi-3 and 240. Guards Don do DeVilbiss, another team beat- juries. The Buckeye realm looms as the happiest of happy hunting onlv by Toledo Central's Viertlboeck's selection as line man of the vear was the third laurel for Toledo Central. The team won the state champion-j hip and Uie Rutgers Hall of! Old pros attack baseball pension Fame trophy, and Mentor Tom McHugh was selected the Class AA coach of the year. New Laurels will come to some North, Ashtabula and St.

Joseph honored in voting Here are the high school players from northeastern Ohio who were named for All-Ohio honors: First Team Defense Jim Porowski. Benedictine tackle. Second Team Offense Joe Caruso. West Tech guard and Ray Kubacki, St. Ignatius quarterback.

Both were All-West Senate selections. Third Team Offense JOHN KETTUNEN', NORTH HIGH, END and Wash Lyons, Ashtabula, fullback. Honorable Mention TONY ZALOKAR, ST. JOSEPH, END, Larry Featsent, Ashtabula, and Fred Schnurr, St. Ignatius, tackles; Cal Jepson.

Ashtabula, -guard; Dennis DcGcnnaro. Ashtabula, and Dan Ryan. St. Ignatius, centers: Bruce Matte. Shaw, quarterback; Ray Klaff, Benedictine, linebacker, Sal Collura, Benedictine, halfback.

of the seniors this weekend as NEW YORK (AP) Some of the suit. Then it will probably go SAVINGS COMPANY to court, perhaps by next June. baseball's former stars have sued the present crop over the bulging Ferguson, Lima Senior, 5-10 and 200; Gary Windle, Warren Harding' 5-11 and 210. Center Ben Bradley, Massillon, 6-2 and 265. Quarterback Paul Walker Middletown, 6-1 and 195.

Halfbacks Harry Wilson, Steuben-ville, 6-0 and 185; Jim Detwiler, Toledo DeVilbiss, 6-1 and 195. Fullback Steward Williams, Sandusky, 6-1 and 227. DEFENSE: Ends Dave Fisher, Kettering Fairmont, and Cles-son Thomas, Circleville. Tackles Roger Bartley, Springfield South, and Jim Porowski, Cleveland Benedictine. Middle Guard Willard Parr, Hillsboro.

Linebackers Frank Dugan, Canton South; Joe Kozar, Lorain Admiral King, and Jim Louder, Cincinnati Roger Bacon. Halfbacks-Bo Rein, Nilcs, and Carl Cincinnati Taft. Safety Garold the state's scholastic coaches gather here to name the all-star teams for the North South game next August at Canton. Selection 'Lewis, former attornev of the pot in baseball's prosperous pen players' association, was one of 38118 2nd. St.

946-2300 Lending A Helping Hand sion plan. The suit was filed Monday in berth on the Associated the architects of the original baseball pension plan, and sat in on the meetings that drew up the Press All-Ohio, rccognicd as official by the coaches, gives extra points to players in the North- plan that went into effect in 1956. federal court. It asks the court to wipe out a new pension scheme that gives increased benefits to current players but leaves out the oldtimers. The increases went into South voting.

Under the 1956 plan, monthly pavments range from a minimum effect this ear. of $88 for a player who served The suit was filed in the names five years in the majors and starts taking his pension at the age of oO, to $oo0 for a player who has of Frank Crosetti, former New York Yankee shortstop and now a coach, and John C. Schulte, a one-time journeyman catcher. 20 years in the majors and begins collecting at age 65. Backing up Crosetti and Schulte were such stars as Joe DiMaggio, Bill Dickey, Bucky Walters, Mel Harder, Mike Trcsh, Ernie Lom- COMPUTE INSURANCE bardi, Mace Brown, Doc Cramer, Billy Herman, Mike Higgins, Joe Kuhel, Spud Chandler, Thornton Lee and Hank Greenberg.

"Very few of these men need the money, of course," said lawyer J. Norman Lewis, who filed the suit. "But it is the principle See Us Today ELLENG.CLARK Agency 38112 W. Spaulding WH 2-0212 of the thing." lhe baseball players' pension committee has 20 days to answer so light, so right, and refreshing! enjoy STROH'S and taste what fire-brewing does for beer flavor! Dade, Circleville. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE: Ends Henry Waters, Alliance, and John Horncy, Youngstown Mooney.

Tackles-Ron Mazzaferro, Steubenville, and Alan Page, Canton Central Catholic. Guards John Schulzberger Zanesville, and Joe Caruso, Cleveland West Tech. Center-Bob Brudzinski, Fremont Ross. Quarterback Ray Krubacki, Cleveland St. Ignatius.

Halfback-Drake Garrett, Dayton Dunbar, and Bob Bardash, Louisville. Fullback Daryl Zupancic, Warren Harding. DEFENSE: Ends Dave Kling-i cr. Sandusky, and Mike Cassity.j Xenia. Tackles Joe Avila.

Defiance, and Bob Cashdollar. Newark. Middle Guard Bob Blaine, Port Clinton. Linebackers Jim Showers. Marion Harding: Phil Hoag, Toledo Central Catholic, and Everett Cole.

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nF.FF.XSE: Ends Paul Zacas- sce, Toledo DeVilbiss, and Mike Wr, r.rnnn Taf.L-W Fred Perdue, Bcllairc, and Chris Vagotis, Canton Lincoln. Guard John Kasselman, Cincin nati Roner Racon. Lincbaekeis- Jim Shonnard, Marietta. Chris Scphans, Wilmington, and Jim backs Jim Lynch, Lima Central Catholic, and Dave Hannahs, Cir cleville. Safety John Edwards, Lancaster.

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