Softball Standings And Leaders From Local Leagues
Standings show American East Bennett Electric 12-1 and Bibl Reality 144, American West leaders Huron County Bank 8-8 and Gilchrist Home Improvement 6-1, National East Karen's Drive Inn 15-5 and Norwalk Fur niture 12-6, National West Norwalk Foundry 15-3 and Battles Insurance 136. Individual leaders list Kevin Kirkpatrick and Dave Mesenburg of Bibl Reality at 600 and 544, with homerun leader Steve Burdge at 9 for Bible Reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibl Reality
American West
Huron County Bank
Reineck's Cafe
Gilchrist Home Improvement
Cauch Concrete
National East
Karen's Drive Inn
Norwalk Furniture
Bibb Builders
Connie's Laundry
Dick's Lawnmower Shop
JP Auto Parts
National West Norwalk Foundry
Battles Insurance
Wilectric
Outdoorsman
Janesville Products
Bench Diversified
Jaycees
Raceway-Promark
Kevin Kirkpatrick
Bibl
Dave Mesenburg
Jim Ward
Bibb
John Fell
Jim Hagemeyer
Larry Herner
Bennett Electric
Jerry Kangars
Reineck’s
Bill Palmer
Art Chaffee
Barney Yaussey
Cookie Gilchrist
Mike Carter
Jeff Clark
Ted Ickes
Bob Perkins
Reineck
Bill Mesenburg
Doug Reitzel
Mark Lane
Rich Lucas
Mike Murray
Ron Notts
John Horrigan
Reach Diversified
Charlie Alt
Harold Simon
the Outdoorsman
Chris Mushett
Glenn Higgins
Fred Houghdlen
Norwalk Foundry
Mike Ritz
Mike Conry
Jim Loughton
Tim Smith
Steve Burdge
Bible Reality
Carl Pettit
Betty Cook Seeks Grand National Victory At Cedar Point
Janet Gutherie has company as Betty Cook, the 55 year old grandmother of two, guides her Kaama powerboat into Cedar Point for the fifth annual Grand National. Cook recalled her ascent from rookie aboard a Bertram to world champion, crediting crew chief John Connors for the boat’s performance and her philosophy of racing her own race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Janet Gutherie
Betty Cook
Cedar Point
Cook
Cedar Point Marina
Kaama
Bertram
Bouys
Key West
John Connors
Don Holloway
South Africa
Australia
South America
North America
Soley
Connors
John
Betty
Gutherie
Lake Erie
Paul Stafford
Hall of Fame Dedication Crowns College Football Home
The National Football Foundation dedicates the $6 million College Football Hall of Fame near Kings Island with 2,000 in attendance. Officials call it a dream fulfilled and a home for intercollegiate football, open daily with a $3 admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kay
Kings Mills
Ohio
UPI
National Football Foundation
College Football Hall of Fame
College Grid
Vincent dePaul Draddy
Draddy
Hall of Fame
Knute Rockne
Kings Island Amusement Park
Cincinnati
Earl Blaik
Blaik
Dayton
Army
Dartmouth
Grantland Rice
William
ABC
Chris Schenkel
Carter
Schenkel
Indians edge Royals as Veryzer shines in win streak
Cleveland manager Jeff Torborg praises shortstop Tom Veryzer for his clutch play in a 5-2 Kansas City victory. Veryzer doubled home the go ahead run and scored another on a squeeze, with Gary Alexander adding help as the Tribe extends a three game sweep. The Indians head to Texas for three night games with the Rangers then visit Boston for a series with the Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Gary Alexander
Veryzer
Tribe
Kansas City
Royals
Dennis Leonard
Ted Cox
Tom
Indians
Texas
Ranger
Boston Red Sox
Beantown
Grandmother's Tournament returns as Doris Bader repeats win
In 1972 Elks Ladies Association started Grandmother's Tournament with Doris Bader first net 30 nine holes. This week Bader again top score, Grandma's net one stroke higher. Other results include Evie Fauber longest drive No 8, Maxine Souslin closest to pin No 3, Ira Heaston to pin No 5. Scrambles, Ringer Tourney winners, league leaders, and players’ scores noted across multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Ladies Association
Doris Bader
Bader
Grandma
Doris
Evie Fauber
Maxine Souslin
Ira Heaston
Molly Peckham
Karen Chapin
Helen Livengood
Jackie White
Norma Schaechterle
Marge Franklin
Mary Brown
Vickie Pittinger
Marie Aiello
Franklin
Carol Trautman
Pat Seitz
Mary Coe
Vi Scherz
Dorothy Sams
Karen Schick
Elks Sheller Globe
Norwalk
Jim Adkins
Don Riley
Chuck Marini
Don Bauer
Dave Wimdau
Adkins
Wimdau
Don Westlin
Bill Miller
Bob Warner
Tom Albright
Tom Hawes
Mike Wilson
Bill Warner
Columbia Gas League
Tom Woodyard
Harry Ludewig
Dick Nestor
Bill Howatineck
Holman Jewelers
Don Dauer
Dan Lachowyn
Gene Mack
Lachowyn
Bauer
George Baicon
Chuck Fries
Benedict
Bob Calhoun
Lou Frey
Bob Reisig
Jack Rentsch
Neel Faubers
Fritz Frederics
Elks
Gary Wilkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie’s
G.R. Miller
Bellevue, Ohio
Edward L. Ronders
Reflector Sports
Janet
College Hall of Fame
Sandusky Lumber & Home Center
Les Sandles
Les
Uckeye Mobile Wash
New London, Ohio
Aggie
By Aggie Higgins
Mike Tuttamore
Pool Supplies Chemicals Service
Tuttamore Swimming Pools
John St
Bellevue
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