Hershey seeks four tennis courts at Norwalk Jr High
Norwalk officials heard a proposal from Athletic Director Howard Hershey to build four concrete tennis courts at the junior high for varsity, PE, city leagues, and public use. He suggested curbing the courts to allow winter ice skating.
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Norwalk High School
Howard Hershey
Hershey
Robert Kramer
Norwalk Board of Education
North Canton
Minerva
George Perry
Monroeville Falls to Black River in Cinder Meet
Black River defeated Monroeville 70 to 57 in a Tue track meet. Tim Christman won the long jump 17-6. Alan Meyer led the high hurdles in 18.4. Christman and Ackerman excelled in lows 23.4 and 11.0 respectively. Monroeville victors included Denny Smith pole vault, Dan Adelman 880 in 2:18.2, Meyer 440 in 57.0, and the 880 relay 1:46.7.
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Tim Christman
Brian O’neill
Denny Smith
Monroeville
Alan Meyer
Christman
Bob Ackerman
Eagles
Smith
Meyer
Dan Adelman
Norwalk Thinclads Beat Perkins In Cold Rain
Norwalk Trucker track squad beat Perkins 95 to 32 on a cold windy day at Whitney Field. Sonny Coles led with three firsts and a second including a 16.4 in the 120 high hurdles and a long jump of 20-57/8. Cecil Boyd and Terry Smith also won multiple events as Norwalk swept the distance races and both relay units, finishing 12 firsts in 15 events and improving to 1-1 on the year.
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Trucker
Perkins
Sonny Coles
Coles
Phil Daniels
Daniels
Cecil Boyd
Terry Smith
Boyd
Smith
Norwalk
Fred Chapin
Truckers
Jake Ballard
Mark Ruby
Mike Rakosky
Link Paffenbarger
Mike Simons
Doug Clark
Joe Turnley
Simons
Dave Hershey
Mike Flickinger
Roy Adcock
Hershey
Jeff Brandts
Mike Roush
Galion
Whitney Field
Chapin
Ballard
Ruby
H. Hurgles
Newton
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Thomas
Roush
Rakosky
Noon
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Brandts
Flickinger
Adcock
Lang
Thompson
Arbogast
Waldock
White
Windish
Barton
Mason
Brenner
Cleamons Named Big Ten MVP in Ohio State Triumph
Ohio State guard Jim Cleamons, captain of a young Buckeyes squad, earned the Big Ten Conference most valuable player award after steering the team to the league title and a regional NCAA win over Marquette. He was selected by coaches and officials.
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UPI
Ohio State
Jim Cleamons
Cleamons
Marquette
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