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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1975

Page

6

Lefty Grove Senior Stars Rout Detroit Team in 23-8 Victory

Norwalk’s Mike Berry blasted three home runs and two singles to pace a 23-8 win over Detroit’s McCosky League All-Stars at McGuan Park. Berry drove in four. Steve Barman, Eric Lendrum and Larry Becker also contributed key hits as Norwalk outhit Detroit 17-10.

Hank Heilmann Norwalk Mike Berry McGuan Park Lefty Grove McCosky Detroit Mich Berry Steve Barman Eric Lendrum Larry Becker Charlie Flynn Scott Colvin Mike Conley Eugene Bees Dave Lichoff Conley Barman Steve Tien

Browns Lose Thom Darden For Season In AFL Exhibition

Cleveland Browns owner Forrest Gregg lamented the 14 6 win over the Philadelphia Eagles as the club learned safety Thom Darden will miss the season after tearing knee ligaments on a punt return hit by Eagles defender Robert Roberts. Darden requires surgery, ending his year. Cleveland’s passing game showed promise with Mike Phipps directing a 63 yard drive capped by Willie Miller’s 32 yard TD and Hugh McKinnis scoring from the one.

Pete Spudich Cleveland UPI Forrest Gregg Cleveland Browns Philadelphia Eagles Browns Thom Darden Eagles Robert Roberts Darden Gregg Municipal Stadium Mike Phipps Willie Miller Roberts Hugh McKinnis Phipps San Francisco Don Cockroft Cockroft Phila Cleve W. Miller McKinnis Phil Carmichael Boryla

Stewart Stars On Plate and Mound for Norwalk All-Stars

Michael Stewart dominated at bat and on the mound as Norwalk beat the Detroit McCosky League All-Stars 4-2 at VFW Park. He hit a second-inning homer and added two ground-rule doubles, earning Norwalk’s hitting star honors and a new bat. Marty Roth and Tim Duncan pitched well, with Duncan turning an unassisted double play to end a Detroit threat. Norwalk won the end-of-season contest for the second straight year, keeping the trophy at the VFW Hall.

Tim Duncan Barman McCosky Duncan Stewart Detroit Norwalk Dan Traczek Rick Perry Aaron Kirk Mike Moyer Allyn Schnellinger Marty Roth Roth Joe Statzer VFW Hall

Detroit Tops Teener Stars 9 7 In VFW Park Showdown

Detroit teenage all-stars rallied from a 7 6 deficit to beat Norwalk 9 7 at VFW Park Sunday. Key plays include Norwalk’s five-run seventh and Arlin Witter hits while Russell pitched all nine innings for Detroit.

Street Eliminator and Class Winners Named

Norwalk dragway results list include Street Eliminator winner Larry Titchnell of Amherst and Super Stock Eliminator winner Rick Wojtko of South Amherst. Also noted are Stock Eliminator Pattie Danaher of Lakewood, Selectra Eliminator Mark Zulk, Bike Eliminator James Schoenegee of Norwalk, and 3 Wheel Tri Sports Dwight Edwards of Marysville.

Norwalk

Donnelley fifth in State Industrial Division and Chatterbox Eighth

Donnelley Corp finished fifth in the state Industrial Division while the Chatterbox women from Greenwich placed eighth in the state slow pitch tournament. The Donnelley squad opened undefeated at Zanesville, beating Copeland 4-3 with triples by Forehand and Stallings, then 12-5 over Republic Steel as Forehand and Stallings again starred. Stallings hit two inside the park home runs in the 21-hit day. Sunday brought two losses 34-2 to Armco Steel and 17-3 to Pabst, with Norwalk Furniture No. 2 also competing but winless. The Chatterbox club dropped 5-0 to Kar-Gard before a four-game win streak and a 7-6 loss to Columbus Redbirds, who finished third in the state. Local Bennett Electric won 6-5 over Lexington American Legion, then fell to Smitty's Electric and the Amvets. Pullman Inn of Willard won one at Elyria, defeating Butler Drywall 5-1 after eight innings, and Worthington Steel beat the area team 12-9 in nine. Bill Marine Ford posted a 20-9 win over Worthington. Ron Brown starred with four hits and two homers in the group finale.

Donnelley Corp Chatterbox Greenwich Donnelley Zanesville Copeland John Jerry Stallings Republic Steel Forehand Stalling Columbia Gas Stallings Donnelley’s Armco Steel Pabst Norwalk Furniture No Furnituremen Custom Sounds Warren Dayton Frigidaire Terry Meagrow Mike Seitz John Dials Keith Rakosky Bennett Electric Lexington American Legion Mansfield Jim Kern John Francisco Bennett’s Smitty Electric The Amvets Mike Grose Francisco Pullman Inn Willard Elyria Butler Drywall Dave Buss Ron Brown John Lofland Monk Adams Pullman Worthington Steel Bill Marine Ford Dayton John Hosang Worthington Buss Lofland Brown Bob Phipps Randy Santoro

Talladega Tragedy Dampens Talladega 500 Victory

Buddy Baker won the Talladega 500 at Alabama International Motor Speedway by under three feet ahead of Richard Petty. Dewayne Tiny Lund, 43, died in a 200 mph six car pileup on the eighth lap. Baker earned $23,790 in prize money.

Talladega, Ala UPI Buddy Baker Dewayne Tiny’ Lund Baker Lund Alabama International Motor Speedway Buck Baker Ford Richard Petty Petty

Driver injured in Sandusky speedway crash during stock feature

Frank Potter of Berlin Heights suffered minor injuries after losing control and hitting the guard rail at Sandusky International Speedway during the Action Stock feature. He was treated and released. Jim Ward of Sandusky won the race. In the 50 lap Stock Car Classic Dave Shullick of Lorain won with Bill Stauder of Wakeman fourth and Gary Pope of Greenwich seventh.

Sandusky Frank Potter Berlin Heights Sandusky International Speedway Dave Shullick Lorain Bill Stauder Wakeman Gary Pope Greenwich

Pro Standings and Results From Saturday Baseball

Boston and New York posted wins while Detroit routed California as Texas and Baltimore led a night schedule. Key games featured Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles with multiple decisive scores and late-inning drama across the leagues.

Boston Chicago Oakland Milwaukee Minnesota Cleveland Kansas City New York Texas Baltimore Detroit California Pittsligh Phila St. Louis Montreal West Cinci Los Ang San Fran San Diego Atlanta Houston San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles Hooton Stone Spillner Folkers Warthen Fryman Carlton Niekro Gullett Forsch Tate Richard Kison Brett Dyer Sanguillen Darcey C. Carroll McEnany Eastwick Plummer Darcy Freiseleben Johnson Tomlin Frisella Handley Underwood Garber Denny Hrabosky Peers Odom Sosa Beard Sadecki Leon Correll Crawford Granger York May American Lrasss West Oakland

Girls Dominate All American Soap Box Derby in Akron

Karen Stead 11 from Morrisville Pa led a girls sweep of the top nine in Akron as she won the All American Derby title with a 27.51 second best time and a 10 speed bike. Damon Papuga of Boston took second on elapsed time while Lloyd Watson of Salem Ore earned a $2,000 grant.

Akron, Ohio UPI Karen Stead Morrisville Derby Downs Damon Papuga Boston Lloyd Watson Salem Ore Papuya Karen Kimberly Watts Kanawha Valley W. Va Kathy Lewis Elk Grove Calif Shelly Brower Conejo Valley Troy Jonas Fort Worth

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