Phipps Throws No-Hitter In Firelands Clash
South Central High School pitcher Bob Phipps threw a no hitter against Berlin Heights on Friday in a Firelands Conference game. He struck out 13, walked three, and drove in the only extra base hit with a double. The Trojans finished with nine runs on seven hits as Berlin Heights fell 9-0.
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Bob) Phipps
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Cassius Clay Refuses Army Induction in Houston
In Houston Cassius Clay refuses the draft oath after passing tests, faces possible prosecution and loss of title as World Boxing Association withdraws recognition. His lawyers plan to appeal and seek an injunction while Clay contemplates moves to Muslim countries and future fights.
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Flyers Defeat Bulldogs In Five Of Six Matches
Norwalk St Pauls tennis team beat Crestline 5 1 in five of six events. Singles winners included John Amato Chris Amato Norb Smith Tom Schaffer and Tom Furey. Only doubles team Riedel Stark defeated Hug Hickey 6 4 6 1. Amato brothers won doubles 6 0 6 1.
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Dick Thompson
Chris Amato
Norb Smith
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McDave Stars but NL Loses in Dual Track Meet
James McDave led New London with 16 1/2 points winning the 100 yard dash 10.6 the 220 yard dash 23.9 and high jump 5 5 plus running with the 880 relay team in 1 39.7 Vermilion edged New London 65 61 as the mile relay decided the meet. Other NL winners included Dean Harmony in the 180 yard low hurdles 23.0 and Charles Davis in the broad jump 18 10.
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Nedreski
Simco
Ickes
Snyder
Nine Percent Standings and Friday Night Results
Sports standings and results from Friday and Sunday show New York five California four, Baltimore five Detroit three, Chicago three Cleveland two, Minneapolis seven Washington three, Boston three. Sunday games list Kansas City at Boston California at New York Detroit at Baltimore Cleveland at Chicago Minnesota at Washington Atlanta nine Philadelphia eight night scorelines include Cin seven New York one and Hon five Chi four.
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Indians Fall as White Sox Rally In Ninth
Chicago White Sox overcome Cleveland 3 2 in the ninth inning on Don Buford's two run single. Pitcher Sonny Siebert takes the loss as Bob Locker gains the win in the four game set.
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Bruce Howard
Wayne Causey
Ron Hansen
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Smokey Burgess
Ken Ber
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Lundquist to Meet Hewitt In British Hardcourt Final
Sweden's Jan Lundquist advanced to the men's singles final by defeating England's Bobby Wilson 7 5 13 11 6 3 in Friday's semifinal at the British Hardcourt Tournament in Bournemouth England. Hewitt of South Africa awaits in the final.
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UPI
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Sweden
Ole Hewitt
South Africa
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Bobby Wilson
Norwalk Junior High Grabs Team Track Win Over Clyde
Norwalk Junior High swept both grades in a track meet, defeating Clyde after a loss to Margaretta. Seventh grade won seven of 11 events led by Sonny Coles and Terry Smith with multiple wins. eighth grade took 10 of 11 events with Coles and others posting top times and heights.
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Clyde
Sonny Coles
Terry Smith
Bellevue Boys defeat Norwalk High in tennis 5-0
Bellevue netters won all five matches at Norwalk Friday afternoon. Rick DeLuca beat Pat Hughes 6-2 6-4 and Steve Krinke edged Terry Goodsite 7-5 2-6 6-2. Joe DeLuca won 6-0 6-0 over Dave Hughes and Mark Shelley defeated Jerry Sandvick 6-2 6-4. Archer and Haffey (B) won 6-2 6-2 over Comyns and Cady.
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Pat Hughes
Steve Krinke
Terry Goodsite
Joe DeLuca
Dave Hughes
Mark Shelley
Jerry Sandvick
John Archer
Bob Haffey
John Comyns
Mike Cady
Indiana Beats OSU In Baseball
Indiana and Ohio State meet again after both teams sit at identical Big Ten records. The Hoosiers edged the Buckeyes 2-1 behind Gary Sargent who limited OSU to three hits and one walk with six strikeouts, improving Indiana to 10 wins and 12 losses.
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