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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1977
Page
9
Edison defeats New London and Norwalk with top marks in sprints and distance events. Standouts include Rob Hemchak and Virgil Harris leading multiple wins as Edison posts strong relay and field results across 120 high hurdles and 440 events.
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New York defeats Toronto 8 6 improving to a two game streak behind an out of the hat lineup. Ken Holtzman picks up the win despite 11 hits and five earned runs in 7 2/3 innings with Sparky Lyle earning the save. Chambliss belts a three run homer to break a 3 3 tie in the seventh. Nettles adds a first 1977 homer in the eighth. Jays trail at 7 7 start two games behind Milwaukee. Tigers crush Red Sox 8 0 and Twins beat Rangers 11 4. White Sox league game in California suspended after light failure.
Norwalk tops Edison and Ashland 55 47 40 in a three team meet. Diane Tengowski led with three wins plus a second, including long jump high jump and low hurdles. Gail Calhoun added two wins in 220 and 100 dash. Edison’s Martha Bickley and Trish Hillman each won events.
Norwalk, led by singles winners Barney Trapp Jim Hoffecker and Dale Schaechterle, tops Shelby 3-2 in a Northern Ohio League tennis duel. Doubles teams Kemps-Wilson and Wilkinson-McClarren won while Norwalk fell in 6th doubles, leaving the Truckers 9-0 overall and 7-0 in NOL play.
St Paul Flyers rally with depth and relays to defeat South Central 67 to 43. Sue Missler and Julie Hipp win sprints and distance events, multiple Flyers take relays, Elaine Riley leads discus sweep, lifting the team to a .500 2-2 record.
Edison improved to 5-0 by routing New London 79-48. Double winners included Bob Hemchak in the high and low hurdles and Rusty Hayes in the shot put and discus. Mitch McCohn won the 880 and mile for New London, while Virgil Harris claimed the 100 and 220.
Monroeville led by Ron Webb with wins in the 100 dash 10.5 the 220 25.3 and the 440 54.5 but South Central prevailed 7042 to 592. Mark Clark won the 120 high hurdles 17.3 and the shot put 46-7. Additional South Central wins came from Rick Conaway Kevin Wilhelm and Rick Lucas while Monroeville scorers included Tom McGinn Art Miller Tim Jump and Jerry Ryan.
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