The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

February 19, 1961

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The Plain Dealeri

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Cleveland, Ohio

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Sunday, February 19, 1961

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CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER SUNDAY EBRUARY 19 1961 Noted Steward to Doc Johnston Tribe irst Clevelanders Seek RELIGION IN REVIEW Sacker in '20 Series Dies lorida Victory Desig Sing! RrnfharhnnH CiKJmZ Brotherhood Sunday? one I pulpits Wheeler (Doc) Johnston will inaugurates the 440 NE Shoemaker 2 80 ip Try It Don Rickies Hodge ovuu au orator lichtu i Pai uoyds ield Gem Town selling ast then having to make some extra condition book by the first of Harris is an effort miles per JIM PASCHAL to meet safety rainbow and think about race of the the 4 80 880 that land top ad the 260 400 280 Home vs and 3 60 3 SO 1240 Light Choisser who had representative of the Illinois rae i commission at a 1 1 Chicago area tracks for the last four 5 ears accepted a Cleveland posi tion for the first time Haus and Ed ward DeBai tolo Youngstown (O owner of has been 147 mph Wheeler (Doc) Johnston for mer first baseman for the Cleveland Indians died yester day at Chattanooga Tenn afjer a long illness The 73 year old Johnston was was a member of the Tribe lor seven of his 11 years in the major leagues and batted 292 in 147 games for the world champion Indians in 1920 Steve a former Johnston teammate recalled here last night that was a wonderful bal Iplayer and the type that never caused any did have one trick he nked to O'Neill recalled 'When facing a low ball pitch er hitch his trousers up above his knees and when opposed a high ball pitcher hed pull his pant legs down as low as he Johnston broke into the ma jor leagues briefly with Cincin nati in 1909 After two years in the minors he joined Cleve land in 1912 and stayed until 1915 when he was traded to Pittsburgh He returned to the Indians in 1918 but in 1922 was sent to the Philadelphia Athletics and closed his career that season His finest season In the ma jors came in 1918 when he batted 305 for the Indians in 102 games A native of Cleveland Tenn Johnson spent 25 years as a plant manager of an oil and re fining company in Chattanooga until he retired in 1951 SPINNING WHEELS: Mack Clingan here from Cleveland with the Wright Russo car pit crew has been spending part of his time in the Tampa area getting a line on several mid western sprint cars competing in that district He is consider ing purchasing one to be con verted into a super modified Practice laps of 155 mph are about the only speed runs which draw more than a mur mur from the fans who gather each day to watch the colorful activity A year ago 150 mph was something that brought the people to their feet 260 320 360 LARRY RANK changes in order specifications Bob May of Auburn Corners seems to stand a good chance of getting into the limelight with his head job with three year MARC cham pion Nelson Stacy Stacy roared to nearly 153 mph within his first 20 laps on the big 2 mile tri oval 4 60 500 Gsme Ronnie's Ace (f jRablero are commanded to love another Wouldn't Be Necessary "When the day arrives ministers throughout the will fearlessly take a stand on love and brotherhood pulpit exchanges will no longer be necessary for congregations everywhere will consist of all the colors of the no one will ever the color or the preacher In the Rev Mr Andrews concluded if ministers cannot do this in their own pulpit what makes them think they can ac complish anything on one Sun day in someone else's May the day hasten when Race Relations Sunday and Brotherhood Week will be ob served in the manner of Labor Day and Independence Day times of remembering the ac complishment of ideals long since realized and cherished rather than a far off dream given a dutiful token nod 1 1 Negroes Arrested in Clash in lorida ST PETERSBURG la Three policemen were injured and 11 Negroes arrested in a clash between a crowd of about 300 negroes and 15 police offi cers early yesterday A crowd throwing bottles and rocks gathered after ar rest of Clethurs Smith Jr a Negro who was charged with disorderly conduct in a night club In a scuffle with Smith? Patrolman James King was pushed through a glass door Patrolman Gore was treated for a wrenched shoul der and bruises and Crawford suffered a knife wound in his right forearm Ten pf those arrested were found guilty in municipal court and given fines and jail terms Charges against the eleventh were dropped Smith received a jail sentence of 30 days and a fine of $30 By Richard Wager Religion Editor Today marks the beginning of Brotherhood Week Last Sunday was observed as Race Relations Sunday While a number of Negro clergymen exchanged with their white col 1 eagues throughout Greater Cleve land one the Rev Richard Andrews did not and for reason In his sermon at Mount Zion ngregational i run ineRCHAR0 WAGER minister asserted: "I can see ho eabthly reason why a Negro minister will be invited to a suburban area on one special Sunday to deliver a sermon and yet be unable to live in that area or be welcomed at worship in that same church on the following is not some thing novel that needs to be he continued "It is not a force to be employed nor an ideal that needs to be promoted but it is a fact and a commandment of God What of Other 51 Sundays? "If the Christian Church still finds it necessary to set aside one Sunday a year to proclaim brotherhood what does it pro claim on the other 51 Sundays of the year? "Maybe we still feel a need to observe this day to remind us of our folishness and our refusal to accept it as a Chris tian commandment "There are many among us who will say that one Sunday a year is better than no ob servance at he told his congregation might be able to go along with this line of reasoning if brotherhood were an ideal but it is a fact The whole Christian religion is sup posed to accept the fact that God made of one blood al na tions of men We are given no optional choices but rather we MOKGE LEWS the ThistleDown and Randall properties were enthusiastic over Choisser's decision to join the Come to Cleveland move ment The Illinois official fills a vacancy created by the shift of Linus Pierce to the post of racing secretary for all three meetings here Haus said that he believes Choisser's acceptance was prompted by Chicago withdrawal from the Thorough bred Racing Association Ac cording to the general mana ger many turf officials choose to work only at courses with TRA affiliation Lifetime in Sport Although a racing official for only eight years the 51 year old Choisser has spent nearly a lifetime in raising and breeding thoroughbreds on family acre age in Southern Illinois He was born in El Dorado attended school there and re ceived a law degree from John Marshall College in Chicago' After returning to Southern Illinois he opened his own law office and was elected a county judge He served on the bench for eight years During this time Choisser re tained his interest in the breed ing farm and still owns a num ber of brood mares Sawithe Big Ones In 1953 Ralph was appointed a state steward by the Illinois racing commission and served first at Cahokia Downs and airmount Park near St Louis for four years His Chicago duties which i embraced the Arlington Bal Swim Marks Western Reserve swimming team set two school records as it tied Warren Hard ing 43 43 yesterday at Hudson Bill Power of the winners broke his own record in the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 1:011 and bettered his 200 yard individual medley mark with a 2:36 clocking Kent State High won the last event the 200 yard freestyle relay by a body length to de feat Shaker Heights 47 39 atKent Ralph Choisser moral Washington Hawthorne and Sportsman Park meetings started in 1957 He presided over the annual runnings of such outstanding events as the Arlington Classic American Derby Lassie Stakes and Haw thorne Gold Cup Haus also revealed stall applications for his three meet ings have been mailed to horse men all over the country The first Randall will be ready Mai ch Randall Cuyahoga County running sea son May 24 followed by Thistle Down July 15 and Cranwood at Thistle Sept 8: HARNESS HORSE George Tipling the 90 year old Cleveland harness horse fancier writes from lorida that several sons and daughters of former star Keystoner are training well at Pompano These include Keystoner Cobum Watch Key Coral Key and Maud Ellen rom Key stoner's first crop last year emerged the stake winners Keystoner Direct 2:01 ts who was sold for $25000 and Tip Keystoner Tip 2:02 Keystoner is the only Ohio owned horse who has cap tured the Little Brown Jug at Delaware (X performing the trick in 1953 when he was ac claimed Ohio harness horse of the year 380 700 out 7 20 Irish Orator llcht Lake Erie A AU singles tourney 21 15' semifinal Pete Marich Broadway Recreation Center elice will meet Rich Argen who drew a bye for the cham pionship today at 3 SENIOR Quarterfinals: Tony elice defeated Gil Slngerman 21 4 21 10: Semifinals: Tony elice defeated Pete Marich 21 8 21 15 SENIOR Semifinals: Sid KHne and Stngcrman defeated Bob Vandeveer and Carl Peterson 21 8 21 6 JUNIOR MEN semifinals: Vandeveer defeated Andy Okulovich 21 16 21 1: Mike Lewis defeated Jim Bennett 21 32 21 16 JUNIOR Semifinals: Jim Boyland an rank Lorek defeated rank DlRwse and Joe Dadnetti 21 18 i i 7 INALS JUNIOR Lewis Vandeveer 1:30 JUNIOR Boyland Lorek vs Lewis and Bennett 2:30 SENIOR MEN'S elkS Rirh 3 SENIOR Sid Kline and rlnzerman vs Sheldon Pearlman and Pat Vandettl 4 480 4 40 6 fin Boston Teaparty Ashland Triumphs ASHLAND Ashland Col lege led most of the way to capture an 80 75 Mid Ohio Con ference basketball victory over Cedarville despite 31 points by the losers' Sam Canine and 22 by Dave Jeremiah Larry Aul ger and Dick McKenzie had 21 and 20 respectively for Ash land 6 5 in the league and 11 9 overall Join Tracks Here By GEORGE LEWIS Gilbert Haus general manager of the Randall ThistleDown and Cranwood meetings yesterday reached into Illinois to engage a nationally prominent steward for the entire Cuyahoga County thoroughbred racing season Ralph presided as elice Reaches Handball inal Tony elice the ranking handball player vanced to the finals in senior with a 21 8 victory over yesterday at By JOHN LEMMO DAYTONA BEACH This wintertime mecca for the seeker of speed is buzzing as stock cars reach 150 miles an hour with seeming ease and the hones of Northern Ohio proceed toward the starting line in a in rec entry parlay Best local bet for another appearance in victory lane next Sunday in fheSOO mile classic will be the entry be longing to the Daytona Beach Kennel Club owned by John Mason! of Cleveland and the Lomcardo interests which also control Cloverleaf Speedway Their first venture into big time racing a year ago netted one for one and about a $28 000 peturn This year they have spon sored a 1961 Pontiac which is the favored mechanical steed in the pre race consensus and have chosen a driver respected 1 as one of the best and overdue I for a big pay day Paschal to Be Pilot The factory fresh auto be piloted by Jim Paschal High Point' and will again be tended by the 1960 winning mechanic Ray ox practice runs in the white No 3 sedan have pro duced some laps clocked at around 153 154 mph' which would insure him a race berth Earlier it had been an nounced that Bobby Johns of Miami would steer the entry but the fact that it will again be pointed for an all out one time shot and then likely be sold prompted Johns to switch to a ride which will keep him active in the NASCAR circuit The 1960 ord owned by Clevelander Dick Wright and Bill Russo and steered by for mer Ohioan Larry rank hasn't reached any phenominal speeds and mechanic Herb trying everything in to get a few more hour rank by running (floored and pedal) able to squeeze out but knows he punish his engine in that manner for 500 mdes Tony Lavati of North Olm sted has not logged too much time on' the track after getting here later than he figured and Santa Anita Result ml AU SPECIAL Shoemaker 420 QUITS A Valenzuela 440 JACK DI XA' Mnronn Aimed Miss El Snack Groundsklmier Dixies Darling Markstyme Bay Devil Hawk air Louise Bold Capitol 6 fur 1:11: ANTONE Moreno 5180 2400 1520 TRAVEL BOOK Harmatz 1080 720 LASHY TOKEN Burns 8 80 Hear Ye Aorangi College Boy Valley renprtrkchiiri Vmn uv Jupnmv Diiuauilll HJ fl rma 1 rt i 11111 is 1 A mi l433i: BALLPOINT Shoemaker 480 340 RUN A Valenzuela 760 HARRY WRAGG I 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