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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
8
Norwalk a senior forward Bob Fisher earns Reflector Player of the Week after a 22 point, 15 rebound performance in a 98 94 win over Perkins. Coach Leonard Hardman lauded his improved consistency and scoring touch despite a lingering broken hand.
Glass Bar holds lead as Maplehurst Z defeats Pleasant 26-14 while League team forfeits. St Pauls Gold beats St Pauls Red 24-16 and Blue defeats White 27-23. Benedict tops Maplehurst A 58-21 amid sparse League attendance. Saturday schedule lists multiple matchups. In High School League Hardman’s defeats Fast Foods 54-33 and Clark’s beats Schneider & Lawrie 50-42 to form a three way tie at 4-1 with Ringholz & Myers.
UCLA coach John Wooden said the defeat to Houston could make the Bruins stronger as they prepare for a New York trip. Lew Alcindor began eye clinic treatment but was expected to improve. Wooden noted Lew’s absence affected defense and praised Houston and Elvin Hayes.
The Ohio Quarter Horse Racing Association formed at Columbus to promote and regulate racing in Ohio. A December planning meeting drew 57 paid members. Officers include Chairman As Bishop of St Marys, Vice-Chairman Dick Smith of Quincy, and Secretary-Treasurer Dr John Hawk of New Philadelphia. Plans include affiliation with the Ohio Quarter Horse Association. In 1967 there were 21 race dates at fairs. in 1968 Shamrock Downs near Norwalk has 20 dates approved and 41 pending.
The Norwalk St. Paul freshmen basketball team earned its seventh win in 10 games by defeating Milan 46 to 28 on Monday. After a slow start, the Saints led 6-4 and 20-12 at halftime, then a 17 point third quarter sealed the victory. Denny Meyer scored 19 and Ron Ridge 11, with Ron Holzmiller close to double figures with nine.
Ray Nitschke, Green Bay Packers middle linebacker, honored Monday as team MVP in fan balloting conducted by radio station WNFL Green Bay.
Wilt Chamberlain, 7-foot-1 star of the 76ers, talks at Madison Square Garden before the NBA East West All Star game. He reflects on aging, foul shooting, and comparisons to Lew Alcindor, noting his long career and high field goal percentage and rebounds.
The East holds a 10 point edge in the 18th NBA All-Star game at Madison Square Garden with Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell to share playing time. West stars include Elgin Baylor and Jerry West, while Nate Thurmond is out. Clyde Lee substitutes.
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