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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1975
Page
6
Milan sign-ups for baseball and softball run in January at Milan Town Hall. Boys aged seven to fifteen as of June 1, 1975 and girls in grades through high school may participate. A five dollar per child fee, maximum fifteen dollars per family, is due at sign-up or before March 31.
McCarty John McCarty of Norwalk High School won the top prize of 250 dollars in the Boosters monthly drawing Monday night. Other winners included J. Benjamin of Norwalk receiving 125 dollars.
Booster President Bill Ream reports 736 raffle tickets sold in December yielding a profit of 213.50 dollars. Winners include Bob Bordt of Bellevue 75 dollars and Betty Sabo of Norwalk 25 dollars. The next meeting and drawing are scheduled for February 11.
East Pitt 84 Notre Dame 77. South E Ky 104 Murray St 95. Vanderbilt 102 Georgia 80. Jacksonville 75 Neb.Om 60. Auburn 84 Florida 68. Virginia 58 Davidson 56. VMI 108 Citadel 101. Alabama 74 Mississippi 71. Kentucky 88 Tennessee 82. Midwest Indiana 79 Minnesota 59. Ohio St 94 Iowa 77. Illinois 72 Wisconsin 56. Purdue 73 Northwestern 72. Central St 78 Tenn St 66. Wright St 78 Wilberforce 69. Creighton 64 Cleve St 60 Youngstown St 78 Walsh 69. Southwest Texas Tech 86 Houston 82.
The St Paul Flyers rise to No 1 in the AP Class A basketball poll after beating Mansfield St Peter 128 118 to erase a 10 point deficit. St Paul 11 0 leads Class A, while Mansfield 10 2 drops. Canal Winchester 10 0 and Anna 12 0 also strong. Big school leaders Barberton 11 0 and Newark 13 0 top the AA list.
The United Press International board lists top teams with first place votes and records through Saturday January 11. Indiana holds 14-0 at the top with 32 first place votes, followed by UCLA 12-0 and N C State 10-1 among others.
Daryl Smith of Oberlin defeated Mount Union's Jim Buchanane 4-0, and tied with Wooster's Bill Beuvers 5-0 for a victory. Dan Pugh of Mount Union routed Oberlin's Bob Yoho 13-4. The pair, former Norwalk High teammates, previously met for the Ohio Conference title last year, with Pugh edging Smith by one riding time point.
The weekly scorecard lists top scorers for Aggies and previews Friday basketball games. Edison visits St Paul while South Central plays New London. Ontario travels to Shelby. Western Reserve at Edison and other pairings follow with Norwalk, Bellevue, and Monroeville in key matchups.
Larry Becker dominated the Friday Nites Early Bird at City Lanes with a 206 179 218 603 series for Reineck's, his third 600 this season. Other notable scores include Don Grinold 206 208 582 for Reineck's and Melvin Schmuch 219 high for 558.
Westwood Estates 3 def Pewter Mug 0 by 15-5 15-2 15-2. Blue 2 def Huron County Bank 2 by 15-5 9-15 15-0. Morrows Foodland 3 def Winslow Farms 0 by 15-9 15-2 16-14. Connies I 3 def Holmans Gems 3 by 18-16 15-6 15-9. Bennett Electric 3 def Monroeville Marine 0 by 15-4 15-11 15-8. Deebles Stripping 2 def Fisher Titus 1 by 15-7 15-6 11-15.
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