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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1976

Page

10

Real Eckersley Helps Indians Beat Royals in KC

Cleveland pitcher Dennis Eckersley labored through his first outings of the year but still steered the Indians to a 4 1 victory over Kansas City. Eckersley walked three, gave up two hits and five earned runs before relief, while Jim Kern closed the win. Ray Fosse delivered a two run single as Cleveland rallied in the seventh.

Tracy Ringols UPI Kansas City, Mo Dennis Eckersley Kansas City Cleveland Inians Frank Robinson Eckersley Cleveland Royals Jim Kern Robinson Indians Kern al Fitzmorris Ray Fosse

Morin On Edge Of Being Cut From Browns Squad

Cleveland Browns faces possible roster cuts with nine veterans including tight end Milt Morin. rookie Oscar Roan has impressed at tight end while quarterbacks Sipe Cureton and Mays compete for starting duties. Mays showcased skill in a 31 7 win over Minnesota and could serve as punter and placekicker depth.

Morin Brown Kent, Ohio UPI Milt Morin Cleveland Browns Massachusetts Oscar Roan Cleveland John Garlington Dave Graf Jim Bailey Earl Edwards Joe Jones Billy Pritchett Henry Hynoski Brian Sipe Sipe Will Cureton Dave Mays Browns Minnesota Mays Don Cockroft Bob Bobrowski Craig Nagel

Hawaii stays unbeaten in Senior Little League World Series

Keith Oyama hit a grand slam fueling an eight run third inning as Hawaii erased an early 4-0 deficit to defeat Richmond Virginia 11-4. Hawaii remains one of two unbeaten teams in the double elimination tourney and sent Taiwan to its first loss in the event.

Gary Ind UPI Keith Oyama Hawaii Islanders Richmond Grand Rapids Mich New Castle Del Taiwan

Findlay Native Wins Diving Title

Jim Kennedy of Findlay Ohio won the men s three meter springboard in the 1976 AAU outdoor diving championships at Point Mallard Decatur Alabama edging Kent Vosler of Eaton Ohio by three points for his first AAU title with Robert Cragg of Maple Glen Pennsylvania finishing third. The women s three meter semifinals saw a surprise as Olympic champion Jenni Chandler failed to advance while Cynthia McIngvale of Dallas defended the title in one meter. Finals and other events proceed through Saturday with Kennedy defending his crown and Chandler seeking redemption.

Decatur Ala UPI Jim Kennedy Findlay Ohio National Amateur Athletic Union Point Mallard Kennedy Kent Vosler Eaton Robert Cragg Maple Glen Vosler Jenni Chandler Lincoln Chandler Montreal Miss Chandler Toda Cynthia McIngvale Dallas Carrie Irish New Canaan

Berlin Heights Eighth Grade Football Equipment Day

Berlin Heights eighth grade football players must report to Berlin Milan Middle School on Tuesday August 24 between 9 a.m. and noon for equipment issue. Bring a combination lock. If they cannot attend, equipment will be issued September 1, the first day of school and practice. Players must submit completed physical exam cards to Coach Tom Grell before practicing. A shuttle bus will run after practice starting September 1, leaving the Middle School for Milan at 4 40 p.m.

Berlin Heights Berlin- Milan Tom Grell Milan

American Indian Movement opposes Held FBI appointment

The American Indian Movement says it is against the appointment of Richard Held as associate director of the FBI in Minneapolis. The group objects to his record and seeks reconsideration by authorities.

Minneapolis API American Indian Movement Richard Held FBI

Stockton Fires 64 Leads 144 Player Field

PGA winner Dave Stockton shot a seven under par 64 in practice in Wethersfield Connecticut, leading a 144 player field. He used the round to sharpen his putting ahead of upcoming events.

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