Norwalk Trucker Blues In Overtime At Shelby
Shelby high school defeated Norwalk 46 to 44 in a three minute overtime on the Whipets home court. Norwalk trailed early but tied late as Keith Chapin and Mike Myers battled for a late jumper. Captain Roger Wilkinson led all scorers with 16 points for Norwalk while Shelby outshot 37 percent to 29 percent.
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Shelby
Norwalk Truckers
Whippets
Truckers
Keith Chapin
Roger Wilkinson
Norwalk J.V
Norwalk Wilkinson
Lorcher
Myers McCarty
Chapin
Fisher Maier
Guerin Fensch
Brown
Willard Flashes Romp Past Bellevue in 69 58 Win
Bellevue saw its winning streak end at one as Willard defeated them 69 to 58. Ron Pugh led Willard with 18 points while Jim Mask and Ed Wiers added 15 each. Bellevue’s Hollid Haff led with 17 points in a tight late comeback.
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Willard
Bellevue
Pugh
Wellevue
Ron Pugh
Jim Mask
Ed Wiers
Tom Valentean
Hollid Haff
Pete Callaghan
Ron Herner
Dave Doster
Willard - Mask
Langhurst
Wiers
Valentean
Holmes
Bellevue - Haff
Herner
Dan Doster
Callaghan
Todd
Belle
Buckeyes Beat Hardin-Simmons 72 64 in sparsely played game
Ohio State topped Hardin-Simmons 72 to 64 in Columbus as it eyed a key Big Ten clash with Wisconsin. Wisconsin nearly upset Michigan, losing 69 to 67 in a tight affair.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State
Hardin- Simmons
Wisconsin
Buckeyes
Hardin-Simmons
Michigan
Bowling results and standings from Norwalk area leagues
Wednesday city bowling scores list team earnings and player highs. Glenns Tavern leads with 935 in the high team game and 2716 in three games with J Malesky posting a 616 series. County league standings show Norwalk Laundry and Landmark close behind with Schilds IGA and Hergatt’s West Shop among others scoring points.
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Bartow
Black Label
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Glenn’s Tavern
USA
Strohs Beer
Huron County Bank
Buckeye Beer
Bennett Electric
Schilds Iga
Norwalk Parts
Ohio Vending
Kates Place
Stieber Implement
Wonder Bar
B& B Market
F.op
Blatz Beer
Glenns Tavern
Malesky
Bradley Bradley Wins 1965 Sullivan Award
New York UPI Bradley Bill Bradley, Princeton basketball star and Rhodes scholar candidate, tops the 1965 Sullivan Award ballot with 852 points from 124 of 486 ballots. Ralph Boston finishes second, Randy Matson third, with Lt Billy Mills and others in the top ten.
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New York
UPI
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Worcester College
Oxford
Crystal City
Ralph Boston
Randy Matson
Billy Mills
U.S. Marine Corps
Ron Zinn
U.S. Army
Gerry Lindgren
Cathy Ferguson
Bernie Wrightson
Dick Roth
Jim Ryun
Kansas
DiMaggio Williams Swap Talk Revealed On Train
Reported in 1949 a trade of Ted Williams for Joe DiMaggio was discussed by Tom Yawkey and Dan Topping on a train to baseball meetings. Casey Stengel hinted of talks yet said the deal was never finalized, with both sides reportedly backing away the next day.
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New York
UPI
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Casey Stengel
Red Sox
Yankees
Casey
Tom Yawkey
Dan Topping
Williams
DiMaggio
Yawkey
Topping
Beard Nurses Stroke Lead In Lucky International
Beard edges Souchak by one stroke in the final round at Harding Park as the Lucky International field tees off. Souchak sits at 204 after three rounds, Floyd at 205, Palmer strong at six-under and eyeing a first win on the winter circuit.
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San Francisco
UPI
Frank Beard
Mike Souchak
Beard
Harding Park
Souchak
Bing Crosby
Ray Floyd
Arnold Palmer
Chuck Amato Leads Flyers Past Monroeville Eagles
Norwalk St. Paul Flyers defeated Monroeville 65 to 45 for their 11th win in 14 games. Chuck Amato led the Saints with a strong all around scoring effort as four Flyers hit double figures and Bob Schumm anchored the defense.
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Monroeville
Norwalk St. Paul Flyers
Monroeville Eagles
Saints
Chuck Amato
John Amato
Bob Schumm
Schneider
Eagles
ST. Paul
Meesig
Schumm Ll Fisher
Amato
John Grine
Tinker Seck Furey
Schneider Till Rahrig Farr Lord Schlachter Miller Smith Williams Wangler
St.paul
Monroe
Evans Nugent Lead New London Past Roughriders 79 64
New London Wildcats beat Western Reserve 79 to 64 led by Rick Evans 26 and Merv Nugent 20 with Steve Garrett 15. Roughriders Pat Grady 11 and Jim Iron 6 trailed as New London outscored 31 in the second quarter to pull away.
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NEW London
Wildcats
Western Reserve
Rick Evans
Merv Nugent
Cats
Evans
Nugent
Steve Garrett
al Schlmeyer
Roughriders
Pat Grady
Jim Iron
University Beats Kent State in 67 Point Victory
Ohio University overcame Kent State 67 to win as Norwalk's John Schroeder was held to five points for the Bobcats.
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University of Ohio
Kent State
Norwalk
John Schroeder
Mapleton topples Central Christian in 79 60 win
Mapleton's Fred Longsdorf pours in 35 points to lead the Mounties past Central Christian 79 60. Jim Stuart adds 20, Tim Hickey 11 while Lorin Sommers 24 and Dave Laehman 18 pace the Saints in a game that sees Montie edge rebounding 41 33. Monroeville won the reserve game 39 34.
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Mapleton
Fred Longsdorf
Mounties
Kridron Central Christian
Jim Stuart
Longsdorf
Tim Hickey
Lorin Sommers
Dave Laehman
Central Christian
Saints
Amato
Flyers
Joe Fisher
Meesig
Schumm
John Amato
Fisher
Monroeville
Schneider
Steve Rahrig
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Upper Sandusky
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Big Mike Myers
Eanning
Charlie Williamson
Norwalk High School
Ed Meifert
Ray Sizemore
Henry Wilson
Steve Welfle
Wilkinson
Bucks
Badgers
Tri-County League
Norwalk Laundry
Landmark
Schild’s I.G.A
Hergatt’s West
Dublo’s Carry Out
Interstate Diner
Bob Meyer Chew
Bell Dairy
Haas Constr. Co
Adria’s Beauty Shop
B & B Roofing
Roth's Antiques
MacDonald Realty
Connie’s Laundry
Becker's Duraclean
Midway Garage
Urological Instr. Co
King’s Market
Sullivan
Bradley
By Don Hohler
Mike Meesig
Dean Schneider
Dennis Miller
Western Res
University
Kent
Texas Cow Girls
Norwalk Boosters Club
Schild
IGA
Alaska
Northeast Cape
Russia
Orient
South America
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