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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1967

Page

6

St Paul forward Jim Grine shines after move to outside

Jim Grine of St Paul moves to the outside and increases scoring. He averaged 10 points in ten games but, after switching, tallied 30 versus Lorain St Mary and 21 versus Berlin Heights. The 6 2 junior now stands at 14.1 PPG with improved conditioning and hard work.

St. Paul Jim Grine Ralph Shoemaker Jim Flyers Lorain St. Mary Berlin Heights Shoemaker Western Reserve

Recreation Center Schedule Highlights Weekday Activities

Daily slots list fitness classes and sports at the Recreation Center. Activities include men and women workouts, city leagues in volleyball and basketball, grade school programs, Toastmasters, booster meetings, junior and senior high events, and a Friday night dance with two bands.

Cole Rec Rotary Toastmasters Club Rotary Room Norwalk High Sr. High Jr. High Rec. Ctr

Stanky Sets Batting Target for White Sox Pennant Run

Chicago manager Eddie Stanky says the key to a 1967 pennant is raising team batting average to about .245 to .240 and cutting strikeouts and double plays. He cites Ron Hansen's return to health and plans to move Jerry Adair to second base and Don Buford to third.

Chicago UPI Eddie Stanky Chicago White Sox Stanky Baltimore Minnesota Sox Ron Hansen Jerry Adair Don Buford

Engle Named New York Touchdown Club Award Winner

Charles Rip Engle, longtime Brown and Penn State football coach, was named the New York Touchdown Club's 33rd annual award recipient. The prize honors the individual who has made a contribution of permanent value to football.

NEW York UPI Charles Rip) Engle Brown Penn State New York Touchdown Club

Lombardi Closes Door On Drills for Super Bowl Sellout Looms

Los Angeles reporting that Green Bay and Kansas City prepare for the Super Bowl with a world championship trophy to be presented in the winning team’s dressing room. Lombardi limits press access and imposes an 11 pm curfew as Stram keeps workouts open. Ticket demand remains high with thousands sold in multiple cities.

Lombardi Los Angeles UPI Green Bay Packers Kansas City Chiefs National Football League Pete Rozelle Memorial Coliseum Vince Lombardi Packers Santa Barbara Calif Hank Stram Long Beach Kansas City Milwaukee AFL NFL Southern California’ Press Stram Chiefs Green Bay Minnesota

We'll Be A Contender Indians Manager Predicts Pennant Run

Erie report says Joe Adcock announced the Indians will contend for the pennant this summer citing strong pitching and improved fundamentals. In Cleveland Vernon Stouffer was named chairman at the stockholders meeting as the club released a 32 page spring training schedule with trips to Mexico, California and the south.

Erie UPI Cleveland Indians Joe Adcock Adcock Indians Cleveland Vernon Stouffer Stouffer Club Tribe Mexico California South

DeWitt to stay with Reds as consultant for one year

Bill De Witt announced he will remain with the Cincinnati Reds as a consultant for one year after selling the team to Queen City businessmen. The former general manager will earn $25,000 under the contract as his son Bill Jr. becomes one of 13 new owners who bought the club for about $7 million.

Cincinnati UPI Bill de Witt Cincinnati Reds Queen City de Witt Bill Jr

Chamberlain Hopes to Play in East West All Star Game

Wilt Chamberlain returns to practice at Cow Palace in San Francisco hoping to play in the NBA All Star game. He wore a ragged warmup jacket and accompanied by two large dogs, saying Time will tell if he can participate.

San Francisco UPI Wilt Chamberlain Chamberlain Cow Palace

Drama Behind Nicholson to Atlanta Trade Revealed

New York based report details Paul Richards orchestrating the swap sending Nicholson to Houston. The deal netted Dave Nicholson and Bob Bruce for Eddie Mathews Arnold Umbach with Richards seeking a shift to an outfield role for Nicholson and Hatton pushing pitching limits. Nicholson faced pitching roadblocks and minor league assignment before the deal closed, while Richards hints at one more minor league season as best for Nicholson.

NEW York UPI Eddie Mathews Atlanta Braves Houston Astros Mathews Arnold Umbach Dave Nicholson Bob Bruce Paul Richards Gra Hatton Nicholson Richards Braves Johnny McHale Baltimore Orioles White Sox Houston Astros Grady Hatton Atlanta Pittsburgh Roy Hofheinz Bruce Detroit Dick Williams Red Sox Hatton Oklahoma City

Kent State Tops In Shooting In MAC Race

Kent State University leads the MAC in shooting at 51.4 percent overall with a 1-8 record. Western Michigan, the league’s worst shooter at 38.8 percent, visits for a televised game as Kent State seeks improvement.

Kent State Columbus UPI Kent State University Golden Flashes MAC Western Michigan Broncos

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