Texas Cow Girls Beat Norwalk Faculty In Bizarre Exhibition
The Texas Cow Girls edged the Norwalk Faculty 84-83 in a high school auditorium exhibition marked by offbeat tricks and antics. Arlene Ulrich and Joyce Eastman dazzled with dribbling acts while Larry Copeland and coach Jerry Druppel led the teachers in scoring before a chaotic, crowd-pleasing finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Cow Girls
Norwalk
Dr. Naismith
Joyce Eastman
Marcus Haynes
Arlene Ulrich
Meadowlark Lemon
Larry Copeland
Tony Zuppe
Howard Hershey
Zuppe
Ulrich
Hershey
Cow Girls
Jerry Druppel
Norwalk High
Chuck Carpenter
Copeland
Flyers Fall To Hammer-Led Fostoria In Close Bout
Norwalk St. Paul’s Flyers drop an 84-74 decision to Fostoria St. Wendelin as Dave Hammer explodes for 41 points, setting a junior high gym scoring record. Flyers’ Fisher nets 25 with Meesig 16 and Schumm 13, but the Mohawks’ balanced attack and late three-point plays seal the win.
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Don Hohler
Norwalk
St. Paul
Ralph Shoemaker
Flyers
Fostoria
Dave Hammer
Mohawks
Bob Schumm
John Amato
St. Wendelin Club
Hammer
Joe Fisher
Mike Meesig
Saints
Fisher
Meesig
Schumm
Amato Brothers
Jim Clause
Don Hoyng
St. Wendelin
Hawks
Jayvees
Jerry Kramer
Banks
Marchione
the Mohawks
Clause
Peltier
Zender Hoyng
Parker
ST Paul
Meesig Schumm
Amato
ST. Ven
St.paul
Bob Manry
England
New London Defeats Milan Behind Valentine 27 Points
New London Wildcats topple Milan 74-63 as John Valentine scores 27. Ed Moman leads New London with 23 while Rick Evans adds 18 and Steve Garrett 13. Milan’s Lynn Schlessman nets 12 in a losing effort. New London reserves win 45-25.
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Valentine
New London
Milan
New London Wildcats
John Valentine
Lynn Schlessman
Indians
Ed Moman
Rick Evans
Steve Garrett
Mervin Nugent
Moman
NEW London - Evans
Nugent
Garrett
Coombs
Perry
J. Milan - Valentine
Schlessman
Kluding
Kaiser
Holzmiller
Toole
Vanderpool
Crestview Crushes South Central 68 39 in Final
Crestview routed South Central 68 to 39 Saturday night in Greenwich. Crestview outscored the Trojans 41 to 19 in the second half led by Mark Imhoff with 24 points and Ted Huff with 13 while Dan Snyder added 12. Jim Moser led SC with 10 as Crestview improves its tally.
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Greenwich - Mighty
Crestview
South Central
Cougars
Mark Imhoff
Ted Huff
Dan Snyder
Jim Moser
Trojans
Crestview - Snyder
Imhoff
Crisko
Mike Huff
Cameron
Faulk
Teghtmeier
Moser
Pettit
Phipps
Walcher
Nielsen
Zimmerman
Fisher
CREST
S. Cen
Bellevue Gives Sandusky Scare
Bellevue Redmen trailed by 11 points in the first half but fell 63-50 to Sandusky. Four Bellevue players fouled out in the third quarter, allowing Sandusky to surge 17-4. Herner led Bellevue with 15 points, while Coffee led all scorers with 18 and Graves added 15.
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Bellevue
Bellevue Redmen
Sandusky
Pete Callaghan
Ron Herner
Hollis Haff
Dan Doster
Herner
Redmen
Coffeee
al Graves
Brian Healy
Bowling Tri County League Standings and Scores
Norwalk Laundry 58 Landmark 58 and Schild's I G A 57 Hergatts 57 Dublos Carry Out 49 Bob Meyer 48 12 Interstate Diner 46 Bell Dairy 45 Haas Construction 40 Adrias 40 B B Roofing 40 Roths Antiques 36 MacDonald Realty 30 Connie s Laundry 35 Beck ers Dura 33 Midway Garage 31 Urological Instru 27 Kings Market 19 12
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Tri-County League
Norwalk Laundry
Landmark
Schild’s I.G.A
Hergatt’s
Dublo’s Carry Out
Bob Meyer
Interstate Diner
Bell Dairy
Haas Construction
Adria’s
Roth’s Antiques
MacDonald Realty
Connie’s Laundry
Becker’s Dura
Midway Garage
Urological Instru
King’s Market
Slow Mile Draws Booing At Inquirer Games
New Zealand Olympian John Davies won the mile in 4 15.1 amid booing over its slow pace. Pole vaulter John Pennel cleared 16 ft 6 1 4 in, missing 17 ft. George Young of Casa Grande trimmed 2.6 seconds from the two mile mark to 8 50 as he surged to the front in the final laps.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John Davies
New Zealand
Philadelphia Inquirer
John Pennel
Los Angeles
Calif
Pennel
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Young
Recreation Center Weekly Sports and Meeting Schedule
The notice lists daily events at the Recreation Center with time slots for boys and girls gyms, men’s leagues, women's groups, church and club volleyball, and planned meetings. Notable matches include Norwalk teams versus local businesses and a City Basketball League slate.
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Buz Kosel
Presbyterian
Norwalk Jaycee
Glass Bar
Norwalk Car Leasing
Krupp Shell
Norwalk Boosters Club
Men’s City Basketball League
Willard Merchants
Glenn's Tavern
Holman Jeweler
Anne’s Flower and Gift Shop
St. Paul’s
Saints
Combo
Methodist
Lutheran
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board
Berlin Heights top Republic 59 to 55 in league clash
Berlin Heights defeated Republic 59 55 as Hensley and Wallace combined for 33 points. Wallace led scorers with 18 and Hensley added 15. Depinet had 16 for Republic and Bogner 13 Hudson 12. Berlin Heights reserve team won 41 29.
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Berlin Heights
Gib Hensley
Perry Wallace
Republic
Ron Depinet
Tom Bogner
Paul Hudson
Wallace
Hensley
Berlinites
Mapleton Defeats Lucas 73 66 Behind 52 Point Duo
Mapleton topped Lucas 73 to 66 as Jim Stuart and Fred Longsdorf combined for 52 points. Stuart scored 32 with 6 rebounds while Longsdorf added 20 and 6 rebounds. Mapleton shot 43 percent on 30 of 70 from the floor and hit 13 of 19 foul shots.
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Lucas
Jim Stuart
Fred Longsdorf
Mapleton
Stuart
Longsdorf
Mounties
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Palm Springs
Fla
Doug Sanders
Palmer
Sander
Sanders
Tilt
Lon
Crestview Routs Trojans
Sandusky - May
Graves
Bloomquist
Healy
Coffee
Lindsey
Bellevue - Horner
Callaghan
Haff
Dave Doster
Todd
Strayer
Bartow
Citizens Nat. Bank
Black Label
Glenn’s Tavern
U.S.A
Huron County Bank
Strohs Beer
Buckeye Beer
Bennett Electric
Schilds Iga
Norwalk Parts
Ohio Vending
Kates Place
Steiber Implement
Wonder Bar
Blatz Beer
Dave Stoltz’s
Rotary Printing
Jr. and Sr. High School
Galion-Norwalk
TR American Jebasee Company 4
Pa. T. Co
Philip W. Porter
Johnson
Congress
LBJ
the Plain Dealer
Northery
Ito Tevernone Company
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