Monroeville Eagles Face Mapleton in Key Firelands Clash
Illness and hot contest loom as Monroeville visits Mapleton on Mapleton’s 6-0 Firelands Conference pace. The Eagles seek a win to avoid slipping further behind Mapleton and Black River, while illness thins Mapleton’s guard lineup.
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Local Draft Board Upholds Cassius Clay 1-A Status
Board chairman J Allen Sherman and three members revised Clay's status after review. They concluded Clay is not a full-time minister as required by regulations and remains classified as 1-A, rejecting a ministerial deferment. Supporters say mail favors Clay. critics stress the war burden.
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County Pool Event Slated For Jan 30 at Glass Bar
The Huron County Pool League hosts a double elimination tournament on January 30 starting at 8 p.m. at the Glass Bar. Trophies are on display at the Norwalk Barber Shop with a full list of players and alternates across multiple bars and taverns.
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Robinson named Athlete of the Year for 1966
Frank Robinson, who led the Baltimore Orioles to the American League pennant and a four game World Series sweep, is named Athlete of the Year for 1966 by the Young Men's Christian Association.
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Norwalk Matmen Win First Dual of Season
Norwalk high school wrestlers defeated Mansfield Malibor 25 to 15 for the first win of the season. Tony LaConte pinned Louie Shaban, Kyle Jameson won 7 4, Sam Arthur won 10 3, Steve Barnes 7 3, Tim Fauber 2 0, Dave Haines 5 1, Greg Levers drew 4 4, Bob April won 5 1. Hall 4 2 loss, Calhoun and Rollings were pinned.
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Dennis Corrigan
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Tony LaConte
Louie Shaban
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Kyle Jameson
Sam Arthur
Dan Rowland
Steve Barnes
Tim Fauber
Jim Calhoun
Dave Rollings
Top Teams Visit Northern Ohio League Showdown
The Truckers host Tiffin Columbian tonight and Bellevue Saturday as the best in the NOL collide. Tiffin sits 6-1 in league play and 10-1 overall after a 49-44 win over Norwalk, while Bellevue is 9-2 overall and 3-4 in league, featuring three of the league’s top four shooters and the best team percentage.
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Jerry Druppel
Fox Hunt Planned by Fitchville Conservation League
The Fitchville Conservation League will hold a fox hunt Sunday starting at 9 a.m. Lunch will be served at noon at the clubhouse on Jennings Road off Route 250 S between Norwalk.
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Public hunts open to general public in Fitchville region
Transportation to and from the hunts will be provided. Shotguns only are permitted and no license is needed. The hunts are open to the general public.
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Unitas Chosen Pro Bowl Starter Over Bart Starr
Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas will start for the East in the 17th annual Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum, chosen over Bart Starr of Green Bay. West coach George Allen cited Unitas’s experience and three prior Player of the Game awards, noting Starr’s recent Super Bowl pressures. Starr led the Packers to a 35-10 win over the Chiefs at the Coliseum last Sunday.
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400 Boats Displayed In Cleveland
The 10th Anniversary Mid-America Boat Show opens at Public Hall in Cleveland with more than 400 boats on display across five acres. Forty-one outboard boat makers and seven motor manufacturers present alongside cruiser and sailboat designs, trailers, houseboats, pontoons, and accessories. Show runs for ten days from 6 p.m. tonight with varied hours and admission of 1.50 for adults and 0.50 for children under 12.
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