Return to Dachau A Visitors Reflections 30 Years On
A reporter returns to Dachau 30 years after first visit noting a lingering impact. The piece describes the camp’s guard towers, barbed wire fences, and huts, recounts survivor memories, and references the 1935 opening notice signed by Heinrich Himmler. It contrasts Olympic optimism with a memorial site's solemn starkness.
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Olympic Village
Dachauer Strasse
Memorial Site
Concentration Camp
Munich
Dachau
Saiay
Heinrich Himmler
Hitler
Johnson fuels Indians 10 3 over Twins
Alex Johnson roared back from an ankle sprain with a two run single and a homer as the Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 10 3. Johnson drove in three runs in his sixth start since the All Star break and sparked a three game win streak with his aggressive swing and renewed hitting rhythm. Gaylord Perry sought win number 19 for Cleveland while Jim Perry took the loss for Minnesota.
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Cleveland
UPI
Alex Johnson
Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Oakland A’s
Ken Aspromate
Aspromonte
RBI
Jim Perry
Jim
Gaylord
Indians
Perry
Where The Action Is Wednesday Slo-Pitch Doubleheader
In Huron County action Wednesday the bank from Norwalk faces Dauch and the Norwalk Merchants meet Bennett No 9 features Culligan against Speed Shop for Slo-Pitch bragging rights in a staged doubleheader.
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Huron County Bank
Dauch
Norwalk Merchants
Bennett No
Baseball scores and standings from a busy American League night
The night features multiple AL games with pitchers Messersmith and Perry taking losses for the Mets and Indians respectively, Oakland beating Detroit 5 1, and Cleveland rallying for a 10 3 win. The National League results include Pedro Borbon in relief and late HRs shaping several 9 4 and 4 6 outcomes, with pennant race implications across East and West divisions.
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Boston Pattin
Kansas City
Hedland
New York
Peterson
Chicago
Bahnsen
Oakland
Odom
Detroit
Lolich
Minnesota
Goltz
Cleveland
Perry
Messersmith
Seils
Torborg
Stephenson
Dobson
Oates
Hri- Pinson
Powell
Minn
J. Perry
Strickland
LaRoche
Grange
Hunter
Fryman
Northrup
Pitenn
Nck
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Ang
Atlanta
San Fran
San Diego
Phila
Niekro
Williams
Carlton
Bateman
OUI
Reuss
Ray
Howard
Matlack
Dyer
Lp-Ray (10-6), Hrs Cedeno (19Th), Beauchamp
Cinei
McGlothlin
Plummer
Torrez
Strohmayer
McCarver
Morgan
Jorgensen
Chi
Aker
Hendricks
Kirby
Ross
Schaeffer
Corkins
Kendall
Simmons
Sutton
Richert
Yeager
Cannizzaro
LP Sutton
Hr-Carbo
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
California
Exas
Reineck's Rally Tops Nite Life as Slo-Pitch Opens Final Week
Reineck's Cafe beat The Nite Life 12 to 2 in the opener as Bennett Electric No. 2 defeated Home Savings & Loan 22 to 19. Hartland Speed Shop downed Glenn's Wonder Bar 13 to 8 in a high-scoring night. Brady and Murray sparked Reineck's with key hits while Perkins fueled the early offense. The Nite Life was stymied until late as Singer and Case produced two runs in the seventh. Speed Shop broke an 8-all tie with a five-run sixth, aided by Schillig Kullman and Eby. Home Savings led by Harper Carter Jameson but fell short despite multi-hit efforts.
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Reineck
Nite Life
Bennett
Home Savings & Loan
Speed Shop
Glenn
Wonder
Jack Brady
Mike Murray
Jim Smith
Bob Perkins
Brady
Murray
Mike Reitzel
Perkins
Jim Singer
Ken Case
Singer
Bob Penrose
Hal Farr
Carlyle Smith
Penrose
Duke Harper
Mike Carter
King Jameson
Carter
Jameson
Home Savings
Harper
Dave Houghden
Stu Schillig
Jack Kullman
Jeff Eby
Randy O'Donnell
Wonder Bar
Doug Nottke
Steve Burdge
Mushett Sisters Lead High School League Victories
Michele Mushett pitched Ringholz-Meyer to two wins and sister Maureen homered twice as Norwalk Furniture and Ringholz-Meyer beat Hug Concrete 17-3 and 15-5. Maureen hit a grand slam in the fourth inning of the Furniture win.
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Michele Mushett
Ringholz-Meyer
Maureen
Norwalk
Bleile
Ringholz
Hug
Patty Reed
Karen Wise
Bobbi Vandresser
Mushett
Missler
Patty Levers
Pam Witter
Tina Seidel
Maureen Mushett
Nina Zannieri
Cotterhill Extends Lead In Central Division Race
Warren Chuk Cotterhill of Norwalk finished second at Nelson Ledges Road Racing Course, extending his margin in the Central Division Regional standings. He trails by 12 points with three races remaining after recovering from a dramatic axle failure and rebuilding a new Anglia.
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Warren - Chuck Cotterhill
Norwalk
Nelson Ledges
Cotterhill
Aitcheson and Lorcher Earn All Ohio Slow Pitch Honors
Lorcher and Aitcheson of Willard Garden Court apartments earned first team honors at the Ohio USA Women's Slow Pitch Tournament in Columbus. Springfield Robinettes defeated Sidney 11 3 to claim the title as Willard finished fifth, with Standifer, Aitcheson, Postema and Lorcher posting strong offensive numbers.
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Aitcheson, Lorcher
Ohio
Ohio USA
Columbus
Willard Garden Court
Aitcheson
Lorcher
Springfield Robinettes
Sidney
Willard
Akron Portage Lakes
Dayton Merchants
Dayton Steiners
Robinettes
Willard Gels
Marsha Standifer
Pepper Postema
Browns Coach Skorich urges patience after Lions loss
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich says it’s unfair to judge the team after a 34-7 preseason defeat by the Detroit Lions in Ann Arbor. He cites inexperience and a poor overall performance but notes experimentation with young players ongoing and awareness of running game problems.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Nick Skorich
Detroit
Skorich
Monroeville Booster Club to discuss barbecue plans
The Monroeville Booster Club meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the elementary school cafeteria to discuss a chicken barbecue. The event runs 4 to 7 p.m. on Sept. 2 at Marsh Field, followed by an Eagle football scrimmage against Lakota at 7:30 p.m. that day.
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Monroeville
Marsh Field
Eagle
Edison Boosters to Kick Off Membership Drive
Edison Athletic Boosters hold annual meeting at 8 tonight in Milan high school gym. President Al Ross says the drive begins this week with football players conducting a door to door campaign in Milan and Berlin Heights to recruit members.
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Milan
Edison Athletic Boosters
al Ross
Berlin Heights
Norwalk Flag Football League Seeks Teams in Meeting
An organizational meeting for the Norwalk Flag Football League will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Rotary Room at the Recreation Center. Anyone interested in entering a team should attend, or contact Dave Culver if unable to attend.
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Norwalk Flag Football League
Recreation Center
Dave Culver
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