Match Sunday Recap from Norwalk High Intramural Hockey
Jim Caprara and Bill Albright sparked Albright's Black Hawks to a 5-2 win over Sweet's North Stars with Caprara netting three goals and Albright two. Dave Calhoun and Caprara added the other scores as the Black Hawks claimed the regular season title and moved toward the Emmons Cup final. Charville's Bruins shut out Stark's Habs 3-0 with Jim Holb scoring twice and Bob Martin adding one. The Bruins join the Black Hawks in the championship round. Emmons Cup champion will be crowned Sunday.
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Jim Caprara
Bill Albright
Albright
Black Hawks
Sweet
North Stars
Norwalk
Dave Calhoun
Caprara
Calhoun
North Star
Charville
Bruins
Stark
Habs
Jim Holb
Bob Martin
Hawks
Emmons
Cafe Team Wins Dartball Event at Norwalk Bronson Club
The Courthouse Cafe captured the Tavern League Dartball Tournament title at the Norwalk Bronson Conservation Club on Sunday. The Cafement finished undefeated, Frankie’s placed second, and Myers Roofing took third. Courthouse team members include Captain Jack Pfanner and teammates Lee Ringle Dele Ringle Del Nickles Tony Signs Jim Rommel Kiril Sardanoff Ed Sickenger and Jerry Wobser.
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Courthouse Cafe
Norwalk- Bronson Conservation Club
Frankie’s
Myers Roofing
Courthouse
Jack Pfanner
Lee Ringle
Dele Ringle
del Nickles
Tony Signs
Jim Rommel
Kiril Sardanoff
Ed Sickenger
Jerry Wobser
Flyers Mat Team Posts 7-4 Record
St Paul High School finished 7-4 in wrestling, ending its season on a loss to Crestline. Four Flyers ready for the sectional at Huron include Cookie Gilchrist 185 pounds with an 11-2 mark, Ed Monfette 105 pounds with 13-3, Dave Frey 170 pounds with 12-4, and heavyweight Al Miller undefeated in two starts.
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St. Paul High School
Bill Ledermeier
Flyers
Crestline
Huron
Cookie Gilchrist
Ed Monfette
Dave Frey
Frey
al Miller
Miller
St. Paul’s Hope
Cowboys star DuaneThomas pleads guilty to marijuana
Zigzag running back Duane Thomas of the Dallas Cowboys pleaded guilty to marijuana possession and received a five year probated sentence. His 21 year old brother also pleaded guilty and received the same sentence. Judge Hollis Garmon warned both men to avoid leaving Hunt or Dallas counties without permission.
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Greenville
Tex
UPI
Duane Thomas
Dallas Cowboys
Thomas
Hollis Garmon
Hunt County
Dallas County
Huron Man Tops Central Division Sports Car honors
Huron resident Charles Cotterill led the Central Division in the United States sports car class, taking C Sedan champion as about 60 rivals from six states competed. He won regional honors at the SCCA Awards Banquet in Cleveland, confident only a sponsor could lift him to nationals. He drives a 1960 Ford Anglia and marveled at his unlikely win.
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Huron
Charles Cotterill
United States
Sports Car Club of America
Cleveland
Cotterill
Rench Nips Chapin in overtime for City League win
Rench Nips Chapin 54 52 in overtime as Rench and Chapin & Chapin were tied 46 apiece at regulation. Mike Souslin led Rench with 16 points, while Willie and Andy's topped Sheller Globe 77 54 and Glen's Wonder Bar beat Wakeman Bank 65 61.
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Rench Diversified
Chapin & Chapin
Willie
Andy
Enigmatic Richie Allen Delays White Sox Contract Talks
Richie Allen remains unsigned amid protracted salary negotiations with Chicago White Sox General Manager Stu Holcomb after a phone offer and a home visit. The slugger is among 11 unsigned roster players as camps open in Sarasota Florida. Meanwhile Reggie Jackson signed his 1972 Oakland Athletics contract, becoming the earliest signed in three years.
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United Press International
Reggie Jackson
Richie Allen
Jackson
Oakland Athletics
Oakland
Vida Blue
Diego Segui
Rollie Fingers
Darold Knowles
Sal Bando
Joe Rudi
Dick Green
Allen
Sarasota
Fla
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stu Holcomb
Holcomb
Chuck Tanner
Wampum
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Frank Robinson
Bill Buckner
Billy Grabarkewitz
Don Sutton
al Downing
Bill Singer
Montreal Expos
Jim Fairey
Rusty Staub
Ron Hunt
Keith Lampard
Mike Marshall
Carl Morton
Banner Year For Reserves
GREENWICH ST PAUL ended a fine reserve basketball season with a 60-45 win over South Central to finish 13-5. Led by Tom Gahagan with 14 and Mark Schaffer with 13, the Flyers achieved their best point total of the year. Coach Dennis Dible praised the players for steady improvement over three seasons.
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Greenwich
St. Paul
Flyers
South Central
Flyer
Dennis Dible
Tom Gahagan
Mark Schaffer
Bill Rospert
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Wisconsin
Michigan
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Rench Nips Chapin
Jerry Hilaman
Chapin
Mike Reitzel
Bob Sommers
Larry Richardson
Dave Majoy
Rottie Payne
James Adcock
Olan Dials
Shelter Globe
Glen
Wonder Bar
Joe Bibb
Tom Bibb
Tom Lund
Wakeman Bank
Henry Dalton
Don Fannin
Wasiniak’s
Bolen
FMC Corporation
Firelands Tool Rental
Woodlawn
Ashland College
Mansfield
Fremont Ross
P.m. Edison
Galion
Bucyrus
Wynford
W. Main
Pearl St
Woodbine
Larry
Norwalk Auto Body
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Aloha Hawaii Travel Ltd
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Norwalk Travel Service
W. Main ST
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Cass
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MJ. Silcox
Stoutenburg
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Milan Ave
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