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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1976

Page

6

Taiwan Team Faces Olympic Ban Over Symbol Clash

The IOC Executive Board recommended excluding the Republic of China team from the Montreal Games after Canadian pressure over using Taiwan name flag and anthem. Taiwan vowed to fight, while officials discussed competing under protest or as independents under the Olympic banner.

Mike Hughes UPI Montreal Republic of China Lord Killanin International Olympic Committee Killanin Taiwan Rumm Lawrence S. Ting People’s Republic of China Taipei IOC

Redbirds win Norwalk tourney in final showdown

McLaughlin Oil and Columbus Redbirds duel in a late championship, Redbirds prevail 2-0 and claim the William Heyman Memorial Tournament title. Greenwich Chatterbox finishes top five after losses to McLaughlin, while Sue Foster and Sue Schiebley lead Chatterbox hitters in a tough three-day event.

Jim Szala McLaughlin Oil Redbirds McGuan Park Columbus McLaughlin Mansfield Blazers William Heyman Greenwich Chatterbox The Chatterbox al Magill Magill Sue Foster Sue Schiebley Chris Spotts Reinecks Kay Kersey Mary Ann Meesig Bennett Electric Debbie Boose Becky Parcher Sharon Terpening Electric Halfway Inn Sue Foos Debbie Dorsey the Inn Mary Ann Stoll Joyce Lierenz Cindy Wilson Greenwich Donna Davis Knits

Indians Hold Farm Night at Cleveland July 20

The Indians host Farmers Night July 20 at 7 30 with over 10000 dollars in farm equipment and products to be given away. A cow milking contest pits players from both the Indians and the Oakland A s at 7 p m and prizes include a 1976 pickup truck.

Cleveland Oakland A's

Pressley Captures Street Eliminator at Norwalk Raceway Park

Pressley drove his Camaro to Street Eliminator victory at Norwalk Raceway Park earning top money and leaderboard points. Rhode jumped the gun at the start handing the win to Pressley while Lakacy Elyria finished third and Roehler Bellevue fourth in Camaros and a France Nova. Kuzak Lorain won Super Stock Eliminator with 11.93 seconds at 113 mph over Fisher Cleveland in a 11.67 at 116 mph Barracuda. Kuzak had a 0.30 second handicap. Byrd New London won Stock Eliminator. Byrd was 1975 Norwalk Dragway Sportsman of the Year.

Norwalk Bill Pressley Norwalk Raceway Park Ron Roehler Bellevue France Bill Kusak Lorain Cleveland Tom Fisher Kuzak Fisher Steve Fetter Bob Main Karl Byrd New London

Leibold Tops Western Reserve For Fourth Win In CYO

Norwalk pitcher Rick Leibold improved to 4-1 with a 7-3 win over Western Reserve, the best record in the short CYO history. He carried a no hitter into the fifth before Barry Helzmiller’s two-base hit broke the streak. Norwalk's offense totaled 12 hits led by Todd Brown with a triple and two singles. The CYO improved to 10-3 overall and 7-2 in league play.

Norwalk Rick Leibold Western Reserve CYO Leibold Barry Helzmiller Steve Barman Todd Brown Seibold Barman Tom Albright Lippert Troy Spaar Mike Conley Steve Tien RBI Jeff Welsh Jeff Todd Joe Fann Milan Steven Tien Troy Sparr Jeff Wiedemann

Garner Added to AL All Stars as Randolph Is Out

Oakland A's second baseman Phil Garner was named to the American League All-Star team to replace injured rookie Willie Randolph of the Yankees. Garner, batting .257, will back up starter Bobby Grich of Baltimore in the Tuesday game as Randolph recovers from a sore knee after missing six straight games.

Philadelphia UPI Phil Garner Oakland A’s Willie Randolph New York Yankees Garner A’s Bobby Grich Baltimore Randolph Grich Yankees

Churchill Downs Chief Resigns From Hialeah Park Post

Lynn Stone president of Churchill Downs resigns as resident of Hialeah Park Inc near Miami to devote full effort to Churchill Downs post he has led since 1970. Appointed Hialeah president three years ago by a group headed by John Galbreath Stone has run two track operations while living in two states.

Louisville UPI Lynn Stone Churchill Downs Hialeah Park, Inc Miami Stone Churchill Downs Post Hialeah John Galbreath Columbus Ohio

U.S. selects 12-man development squad for ski jumping

The UPI reports the United States ski team names a Blue Team development squad of 12 jumpers led by head coach Glenn Kotlarek. Members include Gene Burmeister Middleton Wis Scott Clayton Littleton Colo Tom Dargay Minneapolis Ken Harkins Duluth Minn Jay Rand Lake Placid N.Y. Scott Sobezak Cloquet Minn Dave Tomten Osseo Wis Roy Weaver Little Suamico Wis and Bob Zinck Rumford Me.

Jay Rand Lake Placid N.Y Scott Sobezak Cloquet Minn Dave Tomten Osseo Wis Roy Weaver Little Suamico Bob Zinck Rumford Maine

A's Surge At Break In Oakland Seven Wins In Eight

The Oakland Athletics won 9-3 over Cleveland to stretch their streak to seven wins in eight. Bill North scored three and drove in two as Oakland pulled ahead early and swept the series. Rollie Fingers and Phil Garner were the only A’s heading to Philadelphia for the All-Star break. The rest take a three day vacation as Oakland trails Kansas City by 84 games. Oakland stole 14 bases in the three wins.

Oakland UPI Oakland A’s Cleveland Rollie Fingers Phil Garner Willie Randolph New York Philadelphia Chuck Tanner A’s Kansas City Bill North North Tribe

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