Hawks Tie Series In Narrow Win Over Celtics
Atlanta defense limited Havlicek to 21 points as Lou Hudson led the Hawks with 28 in a 97 94 victory to even the series at 2 2. Chicago edged Los Angeles 98 94, New York swept Baltimore 109 99, and Golden State tied Milwaukee 102 97 as playoff action continued.
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Indians Help Yankees Open Home Schedule In New York
Cleveland arrives in New York after a 2-1 season opener, loses 4-0 to Detroit in cold, windy conditions. Tidrow allows eight Tigers hits as Coleman dominates Cleveland, while Cash belts a two run homer. Other AL and NL scores included Twins over A’s 4-2 and Pirates past Cardinals 4-3.
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Norwalk Boys Take Top Honors at AAU Freestyle
Twelve Norwalk boys competed at Springfield High School for the AAU Junior Olympic Freestyle tournament. Jimmy Hart won the eight under 50 pound class, Steve Linder took the 11-12 year 75 pound class, and Chris Bouck captured the 13-14 95 pound class. Tim Corrigan finished second in eight under 65 pounds and Bobby Harned was runner up in the 9-10 year 65 pound class. All first and second place finishers earned trophies.
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Norwalk Trucker Tennis Faces Big Shoes for Zureich
Norwalk coach Duane Moore outlines replacing 1972 graduate Steve Zureich with juniors Doug Berry and Doug Elmer. Berry leads a strong lineup with Elmer, plus returning lettermen Spencer, Stewart, Schaechterle, Mannes, and Perry as Norwalk targets NOL titles with a new five singles, two doubles format. Matches run April 10 to May 14 across Bellevue, Upper Sandusky, Shelby, Perkins, Galion, Bucyrus, Tiffin Columbian, and Lexington.
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Willard teams set records at Ashland meet
Ashland wins the triangular meet as Cok of Willard set two school marks including a 51 0 shot put. The Flash mile relay won in 3 34.9, Clark Maddocks took long jump at 21 1, and Ashland swept eight events en route to 57 0? victory. Willard finishes second with 49 points. Cloverleaf 39. Willard hosts Edison next Thursday.
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Steering Column Changes and Emission Focus
The piece notes less dramatic steering updates and a shift toward emission controls and serviceability. It covers waste oil disposal with API advice to mix used oil with home heating fuel, tire wear from underinflation, a mutual safety car pact with the U.S. to build and Japan to miniaturize, and urges a tune-up special at Norwalk Tire & Alignment.
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Buurma Named to Sunkist All America Top 100
Mike Buurma of Willard earns a national honor as a Sunkist All-America top 100 player. The Crimson Flashes star also claimed UPI Class AA Ohio player of the year and is selected for multiple all star teams this spring and summer in his final season.
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Norwalk Reflector Want Ads Offer Quick Cash For Furniture
Cash buyers read the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily for used furniture. To sell fast, call 662 4241 for quick cash.
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Edison Sweeps Vermilion in Opening Doubleheader Victorys
Edison wins 4 0 in game one behind Jim Salmons who allows five hits while fanning eight. In game two Edison pushes five runs in the fourth to pull away 8 3 as Steve Shaw earns the win. Jeff Still drives in three, Gene Fernandez, Jack Meyers and Dan Willis contribute multi hit days. Vermilion uses Marty Mankin and Mitch Mankin in a losing effort. Edison seeks a third win as they host Firelands.
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Playoff Results Highlight Varied Outcomes
Sunday games featured New England beating Ottawa 4 3 and Winnipeg defeating Minnesota 5 2. Cleveland edged Philadelphia 3 1 with Cleveland and Winnipeg advancing.
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Baseball standings and results from major leagues
National League East standings lead with Pittsburgh New York Chicago Montreal Phila St Louis. West shows San Francisco San Diego Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Cincinnati. Pittsburgh beats St Louis 5-3 in 10 innings. Houston over Atlanta 10-3. Montreal 5 Chicago 2. San Francisco 9-2 over Cincinnati. Illie Nastase wins European final 6-1 3-6 6-1 6-2 over Adriano Panatta in Barcelona.
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Double Steal Delivers Ashland 1-0 Win Over Willard
Ashland edges Willard 1-0 as a two out bottom seventh double steal scores the deciding run. Tom Zappone throws a one hit game with ten strikeouts while Ray Smith allows seven hits and seven K’s in the loss. Ashland improves to four wins in five games and hosts Bellevue next Wednesday.
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