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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1973
Page
8
The 11th ranked Cougars defeated Cincinnati 90-85 after Cincinnati players drew technical fouls for protests. Houston overcame a first half deficit, earning its first victory over Cincinnati in 13 meetings.
Norwalk junior varsity wrestlers won seven of nine matches Saturday afternoon to beat Sandusky St. Mary 25-9. Ron Knoll secured the only pin at 1:45 of the first period. Other Trucker decisions: Bob Huggins 10-0, Bill Widman 4-0, Robin Schaffer 4-2, Dick Pugh 7-0, Steve Brown 10-2, Brian Boehler 4-0. Reserves beat Tiffin Columbian 18-11 Thursday.
Jim Szalay and Jeff Armstrong starred for Lorain Clearview as they edged Norwalk reserves 42 39. Szalay and Murray Bondman tied for scoring honors with 13 points apiece. Armstrong added 10 for the winners while Dan Hipp scored 8 for Norwalk.
Boston beat Philadelphia 123 115. Los Angeles defeated Baltimore 125 115. Chicago edged Milwaukee 121 99. New York won over Cleveland 114 97. Houston toppled Buffalo 130 118. KC Omaha finished 120 120 Seattle 98. Only games scheduled.
Quickies linoleum remnants up to 75 off for bathrooms kitchens and campers at Hill's Floor Covering. 315 Shoestring Players Meeting Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Huron County Bank Building Room 202. 512 slipcovers February special ten percent off stock fabric. SEPTIC TANKS service call Jim Stark 663 4612 licensed by County Board of Health. Bob's Barber Shop hours 3 30 to 6 daily Saturday 5. Tax guide and tax loans available at Huron County Bank offices. Friendly Corners Tuesday spaghetti dinner all you can eat one dollar. Mrs Maybelle Livengood patient at University Hospital Columbus in Starling Loving Hall B Wing fourth floor.
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital records show admissions for Jeffery Sallee Willard Nick Schaffer Norwalk Florence Mehring Monroeville Leonard Mundy Norwalk Deborah Greer Monroeville Sherri Znk Collins Riley Barnett Norwalk Christian Checks Norwalk Margaret Hartman Norwalk Jose Martinez Norwalk Roland McCrillis Norwalk Karen Figley Greenwich Mary Jo Wilkens Clyde Carole Schnellinger Norwalk Max Robertson Norwalk Rose Grell Norwalk Bertha Seider Norwalk Daniel Lindenberger Norwalk Samuel Chappelear Norwalk Barbara Carlson Norwalk Roy Beckman Swanton Md James Lytle Kenmore N Y Harry Schwinn Milan Melissa Braden Collins Wayne Ortner Vermilion. Discharges include Jimmie Smith Norwalk Bessie Fessenden Norwalk Carey Root Norwalk Orlando Payne Monroeville Pamela McMorrow Norwalk Thomas Churchill Huron Deborah Gough and boy Monroeville Carroll Keefer Greenwich Adrian Hall North Fairfield Sarah Skillicorn New London Jeannette Stevens New London Ormsby McGuire Norwalk Hart Lewis Norwalk James Root Norwalk Terry Musser Norwalk Po Yin Bartow Norwalk Barbara Wetzel Norwalk Lyle Fisher Monroeville Leona Brundage Berlin Heights John Kline Norwalk Edna Mesenburg Collins Elizabeth Vail Milan Maude Smith Norwalk Marie Moore Norwalk. Sandusky Admissions Elsie Schaedler Milan Paul Uther Milan Douglas Shupe Norwalk Kenneth Mason Milan Mrs Herbert Lyons Monroeville Webster Stewart Monroeville James Schindley Norwalk Christine Schindley Norwalk.
Several local obituaries and notices report Virgil Miller 62 Monroeville died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Ralph G Fox 51 Wakeman died at Wellington Community Hospital. George Edward Gahr 82 Willard, a retired B&O foreman, died at Willard Area Hospital. Larry C Wooten 18 New London held for AWOL in Huron County Jail. Mrs Helen R Cooke 78 New London died at Martha's Nursing Home. Funeral services set across Drake Eastman and local churches with multiple survivors listed.
Mansfield St. Peter sprinted to a 25-9 first quarter lead and cruised past Bucyrus 85 47 in the Northern Ohio League. Jeff Dowlatt led with 22 points as St. Peter outshot Bucyrus 36 of 69 from the floor and 13 of 24 at the line. Jack Binnix and Bill Pace each added nine for Bucyrus.
Milan plans for the Winter Sports Banquet will be discussed at the Edison Athletic Booster Club meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday. All members are urged to attend.
Local price quotes show wheat and corn futures with multiple contracts and bids. Prices fluctuate by month with March May July and September positions across Wheat at about 2.52 to 2. to 2.54. Corn near 1.28 with Mar May and July deliveries and varied bid-ask ranges.
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