Aggie's Scorecard Highlights City Bowling Leaders
Meads Ted Kearney Sr ripped a 613 in the final Wednesday City League session. Others include Lisle Keefer 566 and Clarence Grose 517 for Mead Motor. Bill Marrett 554 for Citizen's National Bank. Ruth Ritz 550 in the Spares & Strikes league. Nite Life claimed the league title with teammates Elaine Haynes Molly Cousino Marty Roderick Carol Scheetz and Marilyn Friend. Easter greetings end the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Higgins
Ted Kearney, Sr
Mead Motor Sales
Lisle Keefer
Clarence Grose
Bill Marrett
Citizen’s National Bank
Tom Swick
Nite Life
Mel Schmuck
Norwalk Motors
Paul Blum
Ruth Ritz
Crown Motel
Mary Meisler
Marilyn Friend
Marty Roderick
Molly Cousino
Pat Albright
Norwalk
Lois Lockwood
Lockwood
Carroll Isenberger
Sue Beer
Beer
Mary Pressley
Mr. V's
Nite Life Squad
Lockwood’s
Elaine Haynes
Carol Scheetz
National League East and West standings and 1969 games
The standings show Pittsburgh and Chicago leading the NL East with 7 1 and 7 5 records respectively while New York sits 6 5 and Montreal 5 38. In the NL West San Francisco leads at 12 4, Cincinnati 10 4, and Houston 7 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Fran
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
St. San Diego
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
St Louis
Cleveland
Lonborg
Dobson
Billingham
Kirby
Wilson
LosAng
Marichal
Rader
Downing
Ray
Culver
Ferguson
McCovey
Davis
Gentry
Harrison
Oates
Gullett
Borbon
Hall
Bench
Aaron
Corkins
Miller
Romo
Kendall
Forsch
Crawford
Edwards
Schmidt to run Washington NHL club on expansion deal
Milt Schmidt, former Boston Bruins GM, will take the same role with the new Washington NHL expansion team starting July 1, after signing a four year contract. Also reports Friday include multiple baseball scores and matchups from major leagues, noting games in the American and National Leagues with several pitchers and batters tallying runs and homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Milt Schmidt
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Washington
Tribe Stops Bosox Spikes in Fat Victory
Cleveland pitcher Gaylord Perry pitched a four hit complete game and Charlie Spikes homered as the Indians defeated Boston 3 2 to end the Red Sox six game slide. Spikes drove in a run with a homer and Dave Duncan extended a hitting streak to seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rich
UPI
Gaylord Perry
Charlie Spikes
Spikes
Perry
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Bosox
George Hendrick
Dave Duncan
Duncan
Hendrick
Jack Brohamer
Marty Pattin
Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad Worker Wanted
Classified ad seeks a reliable worker for Norwalk area duties. Applicant should have transportation, ability to lift moderate weights, and prior manual labor or warehouse experience preferred. Apply in person at the Norwalk Reflector office with references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ohio May Ban Deer Hunting In 7 Counties
The Ohio Wildlife Division opposed a plan to allow small game hunting during deer gun season in certain counties. Officials recommended banning deer hunting in seven northern counties and outlined proposed seasons by region including Northwest and East areas with buck only rules and five inch antler minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Wildlife Division
Wildlife Division
The
Wildlife Council
Cuyahoga
Medina
Lorain
Erie
Kelley’s Island
Sandusky
Wood
Ottawa
Lucas County
Maumee River
Northwest Ohio
Galion Netters Defeat Norwalk 6-1 on Good Friday
Galion, a strong four of five varsity players since freshmen, defeated Norwalk 6-1. Marty Perry won 7-5 7-6 for Norwalk’s only victory. Doug Berry and Doug Elmer lost as Norwalk’s top pairs. Galion’s Dave Jones and Alan Werstink won their matches. Norwalk set to host Bucyrus next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Norwalk
Truckers
Marty Perry
Keith Bryan
Bryan
Doug Berry
Doug Elmer
Kevin Flick
Mark Rodman
Dave Jones
Chip Schaechterle
Tigers
Alan Werstink
Mark Mannes
Berry
Elmer
Flick
Jones
Vaughn Smith
Jeff Billow
Andy Paffenbarger
Keith Kesling
Bucyrus
Willard Humiliated By Galion 23-9
Galion crushed Willard 23-4 at home, scoring in every inning. Galion rapped 15 hits while Willard had five, with Steve Culler collecting two hits. Ray Smith took the loss as Willard dropped to 1-2 overall and 1-1 in the Northern Ohio League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill Melton
Royals
Galion
Willard
Tigers
Galton
Steve Culler
Ray Smith
Flashes
Falcons Sign Rugby Kickers From South Africa
Atlanta announces free agent signings of Peter Ralph and Wynand Malan both from Johannesburg to strengthen the Falcons kicking game. Tom Braatz, director of player personnel, said he spent 10 days in South Africa and England scouting for a replacement kicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
Atlanta Falcons
Tom Braatz
Peter Ralph
Wynand Malan
Johannesburg
Braatz
South Africa
England
Falcons
Knicks Musicians Trim Celtics in Eastern Final Game
The Knicks beat the Celtics 98 91 in Boston to take a 2 1 series lead. Key contributors were Walt Frazier 23 Dave DeBusschere 17 Bill Bradley 15 and Don Nelson 33 seconds left seals win as Havlicek 29 Cowens 27 lead Boston. Fourth game set for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
New York Knicks
Boston Celtics
Knicks
Celtics
New Yorkers
Red Holtzman
Holtzman
Dave DeBusschere
Walt Frazier
DeBusschere
Bill Bradley
John Havlicek
Dave Cowens
Don Nelson
New York
Frazier
Bradley
Monroe
Havlicek
Cowens
Jo Jo White
Celtic
Playoff Results Show New York Edge Boston 98 91
New York defeated Boston 98 to 91 in a single Saturday playoff game. The card notes a Los Angeles at Golden State matchup as the only other scheduled Saturday contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Golden State
Winnipeg
Houston
EAS
W. L. Gi Ga
Cleveland
New England
W. L. Pet
Fittipaldi and Peterson Withdraw From Thruxton F2 Race
World champion Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil and Lotus teammate Ronnie Peterson of Sweden pull out of the April 23 Thruxton Formula Two race. A Lotus spokesman said the Texaco Star F2 Lotus was not ready for racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Emerson Fittipaldi
Brazil
Lotus
Ronnie Peterson
Sweden
Thruxton
Fittipaldi
Peterson
When You Don’t Have to Pay for Food Housing or Care
A concise note on conditions where individuals receive free essentials including meals shelter and medical and dental care. It outlines scenarios or programs that remove direct costs for food housing and health services.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aggie
Kearney
Elks League
Bill Terry
Battles Insurance
Tom Paffenbarger
Tom Downer
Dick Spaar
Maxie Tire
Bill Meagrew
Model Cleaners
Don Bauer
Bob Cole
Claude Martin
Holman Jewelers
Chuck Fries
al Bignall
Jerry Didion
Tom Hutton
Dawson’s
Bobby Wilhelm
Wappler
Eve Rister
Leed
Fine Foods
Sally Hoffman
Schneider's Inc
Betty Fitch
Deeble
Sunoco
Jan Camp
Berldine Libbee
Bee Hive
Evelyn Boehler
van Dresser
Thurza Shibley
Gilbert Jewelers
Mary Kraft
Loretta Sandifer
Mary Kayatin
Marjorie Pheifer
Dauch Concrete
Leon Camp
Carl Camp
Dauch
Jerry Kayatin
Bill Hartsock
Sal Oliva
Steve Kayatin Jr
Stroh’s
Harry McRae
John Mitre
Columbia Gas
Dave Rogers
Dale Braden
Wonder
Dave Best
Bob Creamer
Gould
Dave Searls
Brad Jonas
Beach Diversified
Chuck Grine
Huron County Bank
Duane van Dresser
Sheller-Globe Fords
Hank Landoll
FOP
Dan Stewart
Bennett Electric
Oree
Minnesota
Texas
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Ryerson
McGlothen
Tidrow
Coleman
McNally
Paul
Merritt
Billings
Sudakis
Mitterwald
Bahnsen
Brinkman
Busby
Jackson
Burgmeier
Wright
Taylor
Healy
Wp-Bahnsen
Lp-Busby
Melton
N.Y
Stottlemyre
Munson
Slaton
Porter
Pattin
Bolin
Fisk
Cepeda
Ogilvie
Lolich
Lagrow
Hiller
Freehan
Alexander
Reynolds
Williams
Wp-Reynolds
Lp-Lagrow
G. Brown Calit
Oak
Tribe
Bob Bolin
Leo Cardenas
Dave May
Jim Slaton
Brewers
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Darrell Porter
Mark Belanger
Don Baylor
Orioles
Belanger
Willie Horton
John Hiller
Lerrin LaGrow
Oriole
Bob
Doyle Alexander
White Sox
Stan Bahnsen
Tommy Harper
Indians
Harper
Kickers
State Farm
Ata
Auto Body Rt
East
Jim Adelman
Whittlesey Ave
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Iino
Navy
Hawaii
Caribbean
Naval Reserve
Richard L. Peterson
CSA
Ttu ' Chi
Terry
North
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