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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1966

Page

6

Lefty Grove Leads Slugfest in Senior Circuit

Meyer outlasted Brooker Bros 15 11 in a high scoring game as Dave Foss and Brit Geer drove in runs. Missler earned the win while Andrews took the loss. Borgia and Caprara homered for the losers with Busa replying for the winners. The second game was tied 10 10 when rain halted play after six innings.

Bob Meyer Brooker Bros VFW Schild Meyer Dave Sweet Clyde White Mike Werner Steve Hohler Dave Foss Brit Geer Dan Missler Missler Tom Andrews Stanley Borgia Jim Caprara Dave Kenny Bob Kenny Roger Busa

Willard Kale wins Ohio Target Archery title

Barbara Kale of Willard captured the women's freestyle at the Ohio Target Archery Championship in Columbus. Bill Bednar of Suffield retained his men's freestyle open title with George Bailey of Columbus as runner up.

Columbus UPI Barbara Kale Willard Bill Bednar Suffield George Bailey Bed

Corners Rout Attica to Inch Closer in County Tourney

Norwalk’s Friendly Corners overwhelmed Attica 11-2 to move within two games of a title showdown with Willard Jumps. Sam Sparrow drove in four runs, Joe Andrews also homered, and pitcher Bob Lippert allowed five hits as Corners ied a 15 hit attack. The rain delayed schedule pushes next games to Saturday July 16 at Willard VFW Field and Sunday July 17 with winner brackets advancing toward a district berth.

Willard Huron Willard Jump S. Norwalk Attica Willard Vfw Celeryville Willard Wilcox Sam Sparrow Joe Andrews Bo Miller Tom Fries Bob Lippert Lippert

Sam McDowell opts out of All Star Game

Cleveland ace Sam McDowell asked AL President Joe Cronin to be removed from the All Star pitching staff after a rough start in Kansas City. He cited arm troubles and a desire not to risk worsening them, despite having hoped to pitch in the game.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland Indians Sam McDowell McDowell Joe Cronin Cronin Sonny Siebert Sam

Janesville Teams Split as Legion Triumphs in Slo Pitch

In the City Slo Pitch League B Division action, Janesville Packaging split a twinbill losing 18 8 to the V F W after a 10 7 win over Lutheran Church. The American Legion routed Durable Mat 18 7, with Jim Turner Len Sickinger and Bob Johnson sparking the offense and Bill Rutherford and Dillingham handling the mound duties.

Janesville Lutheran Church V.F.W American Legion Cliff Burkett Jerry Lewis Lee Schnell Jim Schnell Dillingham Dick Finnen Vern Gordon Joe Parish Bill Rutherford Parish Legion Jim Turner Len Sickinger Bob Johnson Durable Mat Joe Mullins Ron Tuttle Jay Martin Mullins

Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule

Standings show Sunday results with Boston 8 Chicago 4 and 1st Boston 10 Chicago 6. Washington 3 New York 2 and 1st Washington 9 New York 2. Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 Kan City 4 Cleveland 1 1st Kan City 5 Cleveland 3 2nd California 4 Baltimore 0. Pittsburgh 9 New York Chicago 10. Philadelphia Houston 6 St Louis 5 Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 0 Cincinnati 2 San Francisco 1. Monday has no games. Tuesday features NL All Stars vs AL All Stars at St Louis.

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Raids Halt Illegal Cock Fighting Derby in Kingston

State police wearing camouflage swooped on a site termed the Kentucky Derby of cock fighting near Kingston. They arrested 66 of 70 spectators and confiscated 110 birds while four participants escaped. Thirteen roosters were found dead and money recovered came mainly from a refreshment stand, with no central betting book.

Kingston Mich UPI

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