Stadium Deal Lets Browns Use Cleveland Stadium 25 Years
Cleveland Stadium Corp and Mayor Ralph Perk reach a 25 year lease for Municipal Stadium. The city gains 14 million dollars in revenue and 10 million for capital upgrades. The pact guarantees NFL Browns access and Indians a decade long ballpark commitment pending city council approval.
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Cleveland Stadium Corp
Ralph J. Perk
NFL Browns
Indians
Browns
Art Modell
Hendrick Drives Indians To Split With Twins In Twinbill
Cleveland beat Minnesota 7-4 in the nightcap as George Hendrick slammed two homers and 4 RBIs in a 9 inning surge. Lowenstein scored the tying run on a wild pitch, Oscar Gamble and others contributed, while Jerry Johnson earned the win in relief.
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Bloomington
Hendrick
Lowenstein
Rusty Torres
Jack
Brohamer
Cleveland
Oscar Gamble
Ken Sander
Jerry Johnson
Brent Strom
Tony Oliva
Joe Lis
Minnesota
George Mitterwald
Twins
Mitterwald
Larry Hisle
Lis
Charles Spikes
Chris Chambliss
Indians
Buddy Bell
Alan Ashby
Jim Holt
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Oakland A’s
Milwaukee Brewers
Red Sox
Texas
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Mac's Sons Builders Extend Win Streak with 22-2 Rout
Mac's Sons Builders and Deeble's Sunoco each routed Molders in league play. Mac's opened with six runs in the first inning and added ten in the second, while Deeble's exploded for nine in the first and added five more in the second. Reineck's broke a seven-game skid with a 12-6 win over Bennett Electric. Standings show Norwalk Furniture No. 2, Monroeville Merchants, Huron County Bank, Bennett Electric, Norwalk Merchants, Cauch Concrete, Reineck's Cafe, Hartland Speed Shop on top of the A division.
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Mac’s Sons Builders
Deeble
Sunoco
Reineck’s
Bennett Electric
Mac’s
Sam Hay
Wayne Francisco
Dick Winslow
Dan Urban
Winslow
Chuck Finch
Dave Timmerman
Mike Klading
Molders
Tank Rogers
Steve
Randy Nickols
Darrell Braden
Grills
Chuck Baker
Rogers
Greg Davis
Reineck
Electricians
Jim Lorcher
Mike Murray
Rich Turner
Jack Brady
Tom Krick
Terry van Offeren
Norwalk Furniture No. 2
Monroeville Merchants
Huron County Bank
Norwalk Merchants
Nite Life
Home Savings & Loan
Connie’s Laundry
Culligan Soft Water
Beach Diversified
Norwalk Furniture No
Deeble’s Sunoco
Collins Merchants
John Francisco
Dennis Miller
Mon
Merchants
Bob Sommers
Steve Burdge
Jim Ward
Takedown Wrestling Camp Extends to Third Week
Norwalk wrestling coach Dennis Corrigan announced the Takedown Wrestling Camp will extend to a third week due to high demand. Two-week run occurred in June at Camp Conger North Fairfield and Camp America Oxford Ohio with the third session July 15 20 at Camp America. Contact Corrigan in Norwalk to enroll.
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Dennis Corrigan
Camp Conger
North Fairfield
Camp
America
Hueston Woods State Park
Oxford
Ohio
Corrigan
Reed Signs with Denver Broncos After Bills Waiver
Matthew Reed a 6 foot 4 quarterback from Grambling College signed a pro contract with the Denver Broncos. Reed was drafted in the 10th round by the Buffalo Bills this year but was waived and claimed by Denver.
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Denver
UPI
Matthew Reed
Grambling College
Denver Broncos
National Football League
Reed
Buffalo Bills
Lefty Grovers Lead Bleile's To Tie For Senior Crown
Bleile's clinched at least a tie in the Senior Division B Circuit by beating Barman & Seitz 5-2 on Thursday night. Norwalk Vault moved into a tie for runner-up with Barman & Seitz by defeating Midway Parts 5-4. In the Junior Division, Nite Life widened its B Circuit lead to 1½ games over Huron County Bank with a 14-4 win over Don Tester Ford.
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Bleile’s
Barman & Seitz
Norwalk
Midway Parts
Nite Life
Huron County Bank
Don Tester Ford
Home Savings & Loan
Hug Concrete
Bleile
Lefty Grove Junior Division Saturday Action Card
At VFW and Molsth fields the Saturday schedule features junior tee ball and boys fast pitch games. Matches include No. 1 vs No. 3, No. 2 vs No. 4 in tee ball and Ringholz Meyers facing Battles Insurance, Shamrock against Berry's Restaurant, Kishman Fish versus Erie Supply in fast pitch.
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Molhst
VFW
Ringholz-Meyers
Battles Insurance
Shamrock
Berry's Restaurant
Kishman Fish
Erie Supply
McCune Tops PBA money list with $54,890
Don McCune of Munster Indiana leads the Professional Bowlers Association money list with $54,890 in earnings. Barry Asher of Costa Mesa California is second with $47,171 and Jim Godman of Lorian Ohio is third with $35,890.
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Ohio
UPI
Don McCune
Munster
Ind
Professional Bowlers Association
Barry Asher
Costa Mesa
Calif
Jim Godman
Lorian
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Schmidt
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W. Main
Norwalk An Wiel Alia
Sycamore Hills Golf Club
Mead Motor Sales Inc
East
Deebles
Cauch Concrete Reineck’s Cafe
Hartland Speed Shop
Dale Nardecchis
Mac’s Sons
Doug Henneman
Jim Singer
Mike Mushett
Tom Swick
Fremont
Frank Heitsche
Ken Gilbert
Gas Light
Tom Green
Larry Smith
Furniture No
Jim Hemenway
Paul Schneider
Lefty Grovers
Lefty Grove
Barman
Jim Chapin
Jeff Wiedemann
Double
Dave Lachowyn
Pat Schaffer
Greg Sutherland
Larry Liebold
Gordon Blue
Jim Redlin
Jim Ryan
Todd Brown
Midway
Ted Mason
Dave Barman
Blue
Scott Pierce
Dave Lichoff
Rick McGuckin
Dan Gross
John Burrey
Tester
Todd Ganzhorn
Dave Spettle
Dan Schnellinger
Tester Ford
Gene Bees
Dave Barry
Steve Strimpfel
Dave Brandts
Jeff Wilhelm
Randy Shields
Hug
Andy Klading
Craig Eastman
Doc
Sam Barnhart
Bob Crum
Cleveland Brown
Crum
John Cooke
Mgr
Trew
Meapauanitye
Milan Road
Moose
Home Savings
Huron Cty. Bank
Citizen's Bank BS
Sheller-Globe
Nite Ife
Norwalk Tire & Alignment CO. Rt
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