Big Ten official urges sportsmanship at Norwalk banquet
Jim Langhurst former Ohio State football star and Big Ten official urged schools to adopt behavior codes to curb abuse by fans. He cited low current pay for high school and college officials and said officials quit over disrespect while stressing love of the game at a Lutheran Dartball League banquet attended by 280.
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Kernell Hurls Edison To First Win
Edison Chargers beat Mapleton 4-2 as Jeff Kernell pitched all nine innings with 12 strikeouts and one walk. Mark Vanderpool hit a two run homer to put Edison ahead in the third, while Lauren Lacy allowed six hits in a tough loss for Mapleton. Edison heads to Huron next.
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Knicks Take 3-2 Lead In NBA East Final
The Knicks defeated the Celtics 112 to 104 to narrow the series to 3-2. Walt Frazier led New York with 23 points while Willis Reed added 24 as Boston faces a decisive game six in Boston Friday night.
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Conigliaro Honored by Fenway Opening Crowd
Tony Conigliaro returned to Fenway Park for the home opener after a 1967 beaning, earning a standing ovation and driving in the winning run as Boston edged Baltimore 5-3. He thanked the fans for the wave of support amid his emotional celebration. Other AL results saw Chicago over California 4-3 and Kansas City over Seattle 2-1. NL action had Montreal over St Louis 8-7, Philadelphia over New York 5-1, Chicago blanking Pittsburgh 4-0, and Houston beating Los Angeles 11-5 with San Francisco at Cincinnati rained out.
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St Paul Draws Eagles In Baseball Sectional
In the Class A Sectional draw Norwalk St Paul faces Monroeville in an opening game set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Greenwood Heights Field Bellevue. The 2 p.m. game features Western Reserve versus New London. Finals on Monday April 21 at 4 p.m. Tournament manager is Bob Peters.
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Shelby Dominates Crimson Flashes In 10-3 Victory
Shelby pounded 12 hits and outslugged Crimson Flashes 10-3 as Dennis Alfrey pitched a complete game. Dale Slater led Shelby with two doubles while Bret Broman and Dave Crenshaw each collected two extra base hits. Willard improves to 1-1 on the season.
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Hard Work May Give Eagles Track the Edge
Monroeville Eagle track seeks a winning season as four lettermen return led by Dave Van Fleet who holds the discus school record and Tom Wilhelm the mile mark. The roster lists event entries and upcoming meets from April to May with school marks in multiple events.
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Ashland Reserves Blank New London Wildcats 12 0
Ashland Reserves shut out New London Wildcats 12 to 0 as New London managed only five hits. Gary Jackson led the Cats with two hits while Bob Tramell Jim Speicher and Pete Youngless each had one. Cats starter Ron Evans left after three, with John McClaflin and John Murray combining for seven innings and 17 hits allowed.
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Toledo St John Beats St Paul in Tennis Showdown
Toledo St John defeated St Paul Flyer 5-2 on Monday. Chris Amato and John Hug led singles for the Saints with Hug rebounding to win in three sets. Amato and Smith won a doubles rubber, while Potts and Wiedemann also fell in straight and three-set affairs.
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Monday Baseball Scores and Schedule Preview
Monday results showed Boston defeated Baltimore 5 to 3 and Chicago beat Calif 4 to 3 while Kansas City edged Seattle 2 to 1 at night. Tonight's pitching matchups include Minnesota at Oakland Hunter 1-0 4:30 p.m. and Detroit at Cleveland Mc Dowell 0-1 1:30 p.m.
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