Old-Timers Win In Fastpitch Battle 6-5 at McGuan Park
The Sports Center fastpitch team edged a younger Norwalk squad 6-5 in ten innings at McGuan Park. Bob Berry drove in the deciding run with a single in the 10th, as Beveridge scored from second on a misplay.
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Sports Center
McGuan Park
Bob Berry
Bob Beveridge
Berry
Bob Carbaugh
Payne Realty
Upper Sandusky
Old Sports Center
Gulf Inn
Reineck’s
Kohlmyer Hardware
Maxie Tire
Carbaugh
Harry Chandler
Joe Andrews
Don Sweet
Denny Frey
Jeff Brandts
Leslie
Brandts
Sweet
Beveridge
Bill Enderle
Jim Spettle
Jude Ott
Culligan Tops Reineck's In A Division Battle
Norwalk area slow pitch results show Culligan Soft Water one game behind .500 after beating Reineck's Cafe. Huron County Bank leads 22 2 in 4A with Bennett Electric second at 15 5. Scotia Pattern upset Pewter Mug. Norwalk Furniture No. 2 dominates BB loop amid weekend action.
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Don Hohler
Norwalk Furniture No
Culligan Soft Water
Mac’s Sons
Huron County Bank
Bennett Electric
Reineck
Reineck’s
Culligan
Scotia Pattern
Mac & Son
Dauch
Norwalk
Rich Lucas
Gaslight Drive Inn
Scotia
Robbie Dillender
Rich Carrick
Bill Schnell
Carrick
Paul Schneider
Dave Houghtsen
Friendly Corners
Arctic Cat
Jim Palmer
Gary Roe
Mike McLane
Jeff Beil
Tom Green
Ron Marcum
Halfway Inn
Halfway
Cauch Concrete
BOB White Builders
den Dauch
Barney Yaussy
Bill Dauch Jr
Steve Wetzel
Bench
Beach
Reprom
Dave Sweet
Mark Fogg
Cecil Boyd
Fogg
Cookie Gilchrist
Cage
Carl Chandler
Brian Willis
Dan Willis
Ken Nickols
Greg Keefer
Paul Mannes
Neil Burras
Dave Singer
Bill Palmer
Butch Shelley
Dale Foster
Mike Sehle
Mike Murray
PMS
Connie’s
John Fell
Ken Woodruff
Norwalk Merchants
Carl Pettit
Bankers
Dave Wilbur
John Dendinger
Jim Maitland
Nel Schlachter
Mike Tyler
Dale Scheid
Merchants
Indians and Twins clash in slugfest at Bloomington
In a three game set at Metropolitan Stadium, the Indians routed the Twins 14-5 after 19 hits by Cleveland. The Twins responded with 16 hits in the loss as George Hendrick hit a three run homer and Buddy Bell drove in four runs.
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Halfway Inn
Arctic Catz
Halfway
Denny Harkness
Scott Schillig
Mitch Leak
Bloomington
Baltimore Orioles
Twins
Cleveland
Indians
Minnesota
George Hendrick
Buddy Bell
Frank Duffy
Gamblerf Powell
Cerone
Carty
Spikes
Bell
Ashby
Duff Crosby
Peterson
Decker
Campbell
Ford
Hendrick
Soderholm
So Peterson
Butler L
Johnson
Wiley
Butler
Manning
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Gary Beck
Edmonton
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J.C. Snead
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Vic. Regalado
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J. Miller
Andy North
Gary Player
Ray Floyd
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