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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1972

Page

6

Littler Faces Cancer Battle After Surgery

San Diego golfer Gene Littler reports no remaining cancer after tissue analysis from surgery on March 15 and an April 4 operation. He has begun an arm movement exercise program and awaits doctors to decide hospital stay length and convalescence at home in La Jolla.

San Diego UPS Gene Littler Mercy Hospital la Jolla Littler

Edison High Winter Sports Banquet honors Gliatta and Rose MVPs

Rose Edison MVPs named for wrestling and basketball at Edison High School banquet. Senior Bob Gliatta owns 49 20 career record and 64 18 in wrestling with 2 state participations. Senior Ken Rose set team records and averaged 19.6 points per game. Awards presented by Tom Grell and Glen Hennings.

Milan Bob Gliatta Ken Rose Edison High School Tom Grell Milan Jaycees Glen Hennings Dave Kile David Beer Jeff Emerson Mark Mills Kim Graham Neil Young al Burris John Cooke Jack Meyers John Zadell Gene Larry Lambert Tom Weilnau Linda Duncan Edison Athletic Boosters

Boys Softball Meeting Set At Park Center

High school boys interested in playing park board softball this summer will meet at 7 p.m. next Tuesday at the Park and Recreation Center. Director Austin Shadle urges team captains or representatives to attend as he reviews rules and fees. Last summer there were 14 teams playing 26 games each. the defending champion is Dave's Sohio of Avery.

Park and Recreation Center Austin Shadle Shadle Dave’s Sohio Avery

Golfing Prospects Bright for Wildcat Team

Wildcat coach Lanny Repp expects a FC title run with five potential scorers in the low forties led by lettermen Jim Martin and Randy Wolf. Freshmen Stuart Cooke Kevin Hileman, and senior Gary Hopkins back the lineup as the season opens against Black River at Millstone Hills.

NEW London Wildcat Lanny Repp Repp Jim Martin Randy Wolf Stuart Cooke Kevin Hileman Gary Hopkins Cats Black River Millstone Hills Golf Cource

Ohio Girls Defend Title In 18-15 Win Over Michigan

Defensive battle ends with Ohio edging Michigan 18-15 as Holly Holb Debbie Leslie and Debbie Poling fuel the late rally. Sally Boehler leads Michigan with eight points while coach Jim Justice praises scoring edge.

Norwalk High School Jim Justice Mike Myers Justice Ohio Yogi Berra Minnesota Bill Musselman Michigan Sally Boehler Chris Wilde Casey Stengel

Norwalk High Opens Golf Season at Elks Club

Norwalk High School opened its golf season at Elks Country Club. Bill Albright 39 and Scott Kullman 42 led Norwalk, but Shelby totaled 167 to Norwalk 173 in four matches. George Manyak 42 and Dave Hershey 50 also competed as Shelby won the reserve match.

Norwalk High School Elks Country Club s_ Bill Albright Scott Kullman Shelby Norwalk George Manyak Dave Hershey

Foster Knocks Out Rondon To Retain Light Heavyweight Crown

Bob Foster from Albuquerque dominated Vincente Rondon of Venezuela, stopping him at 2:55 of the second round in Miami Beach. Foster improved to 47-5 with his 40th KO, while Rondon fell to 37-6-1 after his 21 fight win streak ended. Both boxers earned $50 000 guards from the bout before a 6131 crowd.

Miami Beach UPI World Boxing Association Bob Foster Venezuela Vincente Rondon Foster Albuquerque N.M Rondon Caracas San Jose de Rio Chico Cy Gottfried

Norwalk Athlete Honored as Outstanding College Athlete

John Fell of Norwalk named by Board of Advisors as among 1972 Outstanding College Athletes. He will graduate in education from Heidelberg College in May and is Heidelberg's top shot put specialist, holding the 541 inch high school record.

John Fell Kenneth Fell North West Street Norwalk Board of Advisors Fell Heidelberg College Heidelberg Norwalk High School

It's Time For Key Banquets In Bowling Leagues

Agnes Higgins reports scores from City Lanes and surrounding clubs as many bowlers post high series and games in Spares Strikes and other leagues. Banquet dates at Elks Country Club and Friendly Corners are announced with previews of spring league signups and a baby birth noted for Marilyn and George Friend.

Agnes Higgins Lois Lockwood Lockwood City Lanes Pat Albright Norwalk Ethel Haney Marge Benedict Crown Motel Mert Diringer Citizen's Bank Margie Nickols Mary Meagrew Adria Sue Beer Mary Pressley Mr. V Nite Life Mary Roderick Rose Rakosky Alma Dorothy Grose Pizza House Lynette Crum Kenilee Lanes Evelyn Boehler City Clarice Stewart Lila Grose Schild IGA Janice Camp Bee Hive Queens Betty Fitch Deeble Sunoco Dorothy Scheid Betty Grosswiler Leed Fine Foods Mary Kayatin Wappler Instrument Barb Walker Saginaw Wire Joyce Jirak Alma Shelley Wyla Salo Joan C. Camp Shirley Spaar Heyman Hay & Straw Eve Rister Esther Kettle Comet Cleaners Helen Hackathorn Barman & Seitz Elks’ Country Club Carl Camp Richard Spaar Firestone Akron Mike Lemongello Mike Durban Women’s Golf Association Marilyn George Friend

Park Schedule Features Multiple Gym Events and Games

Weekly schedule lists men's and women's fitness, grade school games, Girl Scout and Brownie activities, and several basketball and volleyball matchups. Highlighted playoff between Willie & Andys and Beach Diversified for second place.

Christie Lane School Cem Wasiniaks Willie & Andy's Monroeville Aragee Rec. Ctr Cole Dauch Concrete Krupps Sunoco Hills Rotary Room Willie Andys Beach Diversified Christie Lane Jr. & Sr. High Jr & Sr. High Jr & Sr High

Nicklaus Opens Narrow Masters Lead in Turbulent Round

Jack Nicklaus held a slim lead after 36 holes at the Masters as a scramble reshaped the leaderboard. Nicklaus stood at 5 under par 139, one stroke ahead of Paul Harney with Bert Yancey Jim Jamieson and Charles Coody within striking distance. Harney delivered a strong round despite a late mishap on the 18th, calling it the best round possible under the circumstances.

Nicklaus Paul Harney Bert Yancey Jim Jamieson Charles Coody Jack Harney

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