THE PLAIN DEALER, SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1971 Cavs Seek Forwards By Bill Nichols Coach Bill Fitch will take A long look in hopes of finding some people who can play forward in the National Basketball Association in the Cavaliers' week. long rookie camp which gets underway tomorrow morning at BaldwinWallace Collego. FITCH look for potential." Fitch said yesterday. "And I'm looking for quick. yet rugged.
tough forwards. Fitch will lead 16 hopefuls through two-a-day drills until Friday. Then' the Cavs' yearlings will travel to Philadelphia for a game with the 76er rookies and then both clubs will have 3 return engagement Sunday night at the Arena. BIGGEST difference in this year's rookie camp and last year's," said Cloverleaf Will Host Star Circuit Three divisions will be seeing action in tonight's stock car racing at Cloverleaf Speedway. The late model superstocks, along with Pony racers.
will dominate the action, but the new "Circuit of Stars" made up of the top eight sport-stock drivers from the 'Leaf. Lorain County, and Painesville Speedways, will get their first outing. ROY GEMBERLING, Kent, is due back into active super-stock service tonight with the fresh No. 41 Chevelle, masterpieced by Dick Krotz of Mentor. Ile's been out of competition for a month since demolishing his previous mount in Pennsylvania.
Ron Fike, Parma, will be wheeling his 1969 Mercury Cyclone toward a retake of his point lead. John Moore. Bedford, became No. 1 last week. partially on the strength of his fourth 1971 feature victory.
lle now leads 1275 to 1260. The "Circuit of Stars" is planned to bring into close proximity the drivers who are the most promising candidates to make the jump either this year or next to the major super-stock division. IT WILL enable these pilots and their car owners to observe the technical additions and changes which they would have to make to their Sport -Stock machines to be competitive in the higher class division. Several former SportStock drivers have already moved to the Pony cars and a former Lorain County titiist, Dick Papauga. FLY ist, Dick Papauga, Ely Ria, is currently the newest added to late models.
There will be heats, pursuit and feature by the plus the full regular events including a 30-lap feature for the super -stocks. Bucknell Lands North Olmsted Cager Bracho ter voted the standing player in the Southwestern Conference will attend Bucknell University on scholarship. Bracho. also starred in BRACHO baseball for the Eagles, being named the conference's all-star second baseman. He also was named to the West team for the annual high school East- West game, played Monday at the Stadium.
The 6-3, 190-pounder was voted to the all-sectional basketball tourney team and also selected the top athlete at North Olmsted the past school year. Bracho is a member of the National Honor Society, the Key Club and the Pep Club. Doug (Rusty) Bracho. Plain Dealer basketball allscholastic. from North Olmsted lligh, and last win- Sandlot Dust By Dan Coughlin Skip Felice and Bob Rosin shook hands and made up, but that doesn't mean brotherly love has returned to the I'D-Major softball league at Morgana Park.
With six teams battling for the pennant -the tightest race in the league's history-. no one is bold enough to predict a tranquil summer at the E. 65th St. and Broadway Ave. diamond.
Rosin still bears the scars of the most recent flareup. Rosin, second baseman for Non-Ferrous Metal, charges that Felice stomped on him during a melee last Tuesday. Rosin exhibited a deep spike wound on his right leg and two superficial cuts on his left foot. Rosin says that while he was pinned to the ground, Felice stomped on him with both spiked shoes. FELICE.
PITCHER for Teamsters Local 293 and president of the union, dismisses the charge. "You should see the marks on my neck. Their guys grabbed me around the neck," says Felice, 36, who has been playing in the top league at Morgana since the late 1950's. It's no picnic. either for the umpires, who say the I'D-Major is the toughest league in the city to work.
Nor is it getting any casier, they say. Felice tore into an umpire two weeks ago after a call cost his team a game. Felice, who says he plays hard but not dirty, attributes tensions to the close race. "There's no doubt that spirits are running high." says he. "That's enough to explain it.
Tuesday's incident is all forgotten. We're friends again. Sometimes you do things without thinking in the heat of the battle." THAT'S NOT ENOUGUI, however, for Stan Altman, manager of Non-Ferrous Metals. Altman suggests the umpires take a firmer stand and use a quicker thumb to avoid trouble. A few years ago Altman received a cracked rib in a Morgana altercation.
In the meantime, softball fans may have to move over to make room for boxing buffs in the cozy Morgana bleachers. Fred Kramer drove in all 10 runs with three homers and two singles as Discount Division edged Corporate Division, 10-9, in the Cook United slow pitch league Thursday Ray Akins of Pepper 1 Pot Lounge fired a no-hitter in the St. Ann's fast pitch league last week. the next night Pepper Pot was the victim of a one-hitter by Will Hunt of Colony Lobos. Paul Minnillo got the only hit After 42 games, there's a three battle for home run supremacy on Gene'sAngelo's of the Parma Major.
Sandy Smith has 39, Steve Loya 38 and Bob Reid 37 Oldest man to hit a homer in the PD-Major this season is Angelo's Pizza Sonny Anderson, 40. TED BUDZIK'S .621 batting average sparked the Cleveland Police Department a 7-1 record and first place in the Major Industrial slow pitch league. Arch rival Fire Department, masterminded by slim hurler Butch Colbert, is 4-4 and in a fourway tie for second Next week comes the reckoning for Favorite Knits, unbeaten leader of the Parma Major's National Division. Inter-league play begins Tuesday night with the American Division, which insiders say is the stronger of the two divisions. Mark Wentz, who pitched for St.
Ignatius this spring, missed a Cleveland Class no-hitter by one pitche. He had two strikes on the final batter before giving up a single. Wentz settled for a one-hitter as his Bucks beat the Fine Nine, 5-0. West Iligh student Gary Barbish, 16, hurled a West Denison League no -hitter as the Apaches whipped the Senecas, lie fanned 19 Unbeaten Ken Kravec's third victory for Lakewood A baseball leader J. Schrader Co.
was a two-hitter with 12 strikeouts in a 9-2 victory over Fairview Jewelers abbreviated to six innings Equally noteworthy was Chuck Rudar's PD-Class AAA baseball league debut. A 19-year-old Columbia University student, Rudar fanned 12 and allowed four hits in seven innings of Woodlow Jewelers 5-2 decision over Nerone Sons REIGHART STEEL'S PD-Class AA title hopes were jolted when three players resigned last week and moved to Lakewood A. Centerfielder Ed Kostyack joined W. W. Sly, second baseman Dave Kenscon went to Automatic Sprinkler, and second baseman Glenn Williamson signed with Barry Buick Tim Sorge, who was an all-league pitcher with Reighart Steel two summers ago, has permanently switched to first base.
He injured his shoulder pitching for Cleveland State last year. Dealine for entering the ASA tournament is Wednesday. Entries in fast pitch, Women's and Men's open and industrial slow pitch are being accepted at Room Cleveland City Hall. The national tournament will be at Parma's State Road Park over the Labor Day Weekend. Passes for all sessions are available for $6.50 at the Parma City Hall and State Road Park press box One of the team's trying to qualify to unseat national champion Detroit Little Caesar's will be Jim's Sport Shop of Pittsburgh, which has rejoined the Amateur Softball Association.
After winning the ASA title in 1967, Jim's Sport Shop defected to the rival U.S. Slo-Pitch Association. Cavaliers' Rookie Roster Hgt. College Name 6'2" Wittenberg Mahoney, B. 6'8" Drake Meredith, Jim 6'3" Notre Dame Obrovac, Dan Patterson, S.
6'8" Bowling Green Ridgle, Jackie 6'2" Wake Forest Terrell, Willie 6'7" Hardin Simmons Vance, Tyree 6'0" Indiana 6'8" Arkansas A Godfread, D. PD Sportsword Puzzle By Frank Dillon Name Pos. Baker, Larry Bush, Tom Carr, Austin Connally, Jim Davis, Charlie Harris, Cliff Harris, James Lockett, Gerald 8 VO 13 (4 20 2 22 25 26 27 28 30 32 34 35 36 37 38 39 44 46 HE 48 49 50 52 53 59 ACROSS 1 6 hitter Colorful Cleveland Indians' clutch 11 Greek marketplace 12 Art Modell's "role" with the Browns 13 Home state (abbr.) of the Preakness 14 Ex- Browns receiver Carpenter 18 Clown Nick Altrock's initials 19 Slippery fish 21 Hinder (law) 22 Ex- Baron Cunningham 23 Football term 25 C.I.A. employee 26 Cincinnati Reds' pilfering Pete 27 Kind of fly 29 Cleveland's own "Feller" 30 Infrared (abbr.) 31 Gold (chem. symbol) 32 Suffix 33 An alcoholic's "nightmare" 35 Fourth-down football play 37 Lou Groza's nickname 40 Ed Macauley 43 Kind 44 Hard as 46 Mineral spring 47 Niton (abbr.) 48 Pictured star's principal role 50 Conjunction 51 landing 53 Aviation term 55 Ohio State's most famous coach 56 "They" washed out the game Get ready for your Vacation SOHIO now! Fitch.
"is that we now have 3 team to add to. Last yer we were just looking at players. This time we're looking at individual ability. but more importantly, how each player can fit into our existing frame." Only John Johnson of Iowa and Dave Sorenson of Ohio State are still around from those who attended the initial rookie camp a year ago. four guyS make it from this group that will give us 16 at the veterans camp in the fall." Fitch said.
"We know we have weaknesses and we hope to find help in these areas in rookie camp, but if we don't we'll still have other avenues to pursue." FITCH SHOULD come up with at least one rugged forward from this camp in 6-9 Steve Patterson of UCLA even though the club's second I draft pick will be used exclusively at center this week. "Patterson will be strictly a center in this camp," declared Fitch. "I can't make a forward out of him this week. We have to get ready for two Patterson, undoubtedly, will get a thorough test at both the pivot and at the wing in the September camp. The most celebrated recruits will be fighting for employment in the backcourt.
He is the Cavs' No. 1 college pick, Austin Carr of Notre Dame. Another is Charlie Davis, sharp shooter from Wake Forest. OTHERS IN THE guard derby are Brian Mahoney, Manhattan; Bubbles Harris, Indiana; Larry Baker, Wittenberg, and Jackie Ridgle, California. Some of the guards got all the ballyhoo and it would be very easy for them to have a disappointing week." said Fitch, "but I could still see some good in what they do.
"This may sound crazy, but it's possible that maybe a kid couldn't make our club, but could help another team in the league. Then again we may have a kid who we would like to see play a season in some league and come back to us next year." THERE ARE A lot of questions that need answering and Fitch will spend this weck looking for those answers. "I always look forward to camp," he said. "I wouldn't be in this business if I didn't. "It's like a guy playing golf.
You anticipate and look forward to it and then on some holes you wonder why you're out there at all." Cubs Down Reds, 5 to 2 against Cincinnati on June 3. blanked the Reds on one hit until Johnny Bench slugged his 16th homer of the season with one out in the seventh. CINCINNATI CHICAGO ab rh bi ab bi Rose rf 4110 Kessinger $5 4 2 2 1 Helms 20 4000 Beckert 2b 3 0 0 cant LMay 1b 4010 BWillams If Bench 3111 Santo 3b 3112 Perez 3b 3021 Pepitone 1b 4120 Foster ct Hickmon rf 2000 00 0 McRae If 0 Davis ci Concepen ss 2000 DB: eeden 300 0 Cline 0 0 Holtzmon 3111 Woodwrd $5 0 Tompkins 0 0 0 MGlothin 000 Stewart ph 000 0 Merritt 0 Ferrora ph Carroll 0 Bradford ph 10 0 0 Totol 32 2 6 2 Total 29 58 5 Cincinnati 000000 0 000 Chicago 101 210 B. Davis, T. Perez, L.May.
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