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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
8
Miami Beach UPI reports that Leo Durocher remains unchanged and comforting to fans, with no expected shifts in his baseball persona or approach. The piece notes his consistency as a managerial and on-field figure, offering reassurance amid changing times.
San Fran beat Cincinnati 125 to 119 in a single scheduled game. The report notes Leo's return to the managerial fraternity after a decade.
The Chicago Cubs new manager Leo Durocher, previously with the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants, vows to manage and play “wide open” baseball. He spoke at the Fontainebleau Hotel during major league meetings, signaling no change in approach.
Norwalk High School earned its first wrestling victory by edging Clear Fork 22 to 21 in the debut meet. Lonnie Short pinned Hollar at 175 pounds to cut the deficit to two, then Bob April secured a 7-3 decision over Amey to seal the win in the heavyweight bout.
Ohio State faces last season's NCAA champion UCLA in Los Angeles tonight. The Buckeyes, with one prior game win, test an experienced UCLA lineup led by coach John Wooden. Key Buckeyes include Edgar Lacey Doug McIntosh Ken Washington and Fred Goss. Reserve options feature Mike Lynn and Vaughn Hoffman.
New London High School players Rick Evans on first team offense and Mervin Nugent on second All-Ohio offense led the Wildcats to a 7-3 season. Nugent threw 113 passes for 1,008 yards while Evans set a school record with 45 receptions. South Central’s Jim Moser and Bob White earned honorable mention. Coach Tom Campbell praised both players and noted college interest.
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