Old-Timers Slug Away in Big League Victory
The Lion's Club blasted 35 hits to beat Reineck's Tavern 27 to 9. Friendly Corners topped Norwalk Furniture 17 to 9 with Sam Sparrow homering and Joe Andrews driving in runs. Lutheran Church won by forfeit over Hergatt's Western. Norm Ross led the winners with five hits including two homers. John Lolla added two homers for Reineck's.
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Reineck’s Tavern
Norwalk Furniture
Lutheran Church
Hergatt
Western
Friendly Corners
Lions
Reineck
Jim LaConte
Lefty Grove Stars Play In Tourney
Norwalk ages 11 and 12 prepare for the Northern Ohio Midget Baseball Tournament. Manager Dave Mehling named a 16 player traveling squad with four alternates. They open Sunday at Greenwood Heights against Monroeville Kiwanis.
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Norwalk
Northern Ohio
Dave Mehling
Travelers
Monroeville Kiwanis
Greenwood Heights
Indians Aim to Slow Orioles in Baltimore Series
The Cleveland Indians travel to Baltimore for a two game set as Baltimore holds a 12 game lead over Detroit. Cleveland, 13 games back for third, scored six in a 6 3 win over Washington with Fred Whitfield hitting two homers and Joe Azcue adding another.
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UPS
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Fred Whitfield
Redskins
Whitfield
Joe Azcue
Mike McCormick
McCormick
Chico Salmon
Tribe
Fred Valentine
Valentine
Salmon
Chico
Senators
Hastings Rehired by Western Reserve Board of Education
James Hastings, who resigned July 18 to pursue education and personal reasons, appeared before the Western Reserve Board of Education on Monday seeking re appointment as football coach. His wife, a girls physical education teacher, was also rehired.
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Wakeman
James Hastings
Western Reserve Board of Education
Hastings
Stengel Inducted Into Hall Of Fame In Brief Speech
Casey Stengel joined Ted Williams in baseballs Hall of Fame with a 20 minute Stengelese performance in Cooperstown New York. Also updates on Tony Lema crash probe and Al Davis stepping down as AFL commissioner after 108 days in New York.
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N.Y
UPI
Casey Stengel
Ted Williams
Hall of Fame
Stengelese
New York
al Davis
American Football League
Boys Pick Rocky Colavito as Favorite AL Player
Norwalk youths polled by the Reflector choose Rocky Colavito of the Cleveland Indians as their top American League player. The informal survey includes 9 to 12 year olds from several local streets and confirms Colavito’s popularity.
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Rocky Colavito
Indians
Norwalk
Browns Look for Runners
HIRAM The burning question in professional football today is who will replace Jim Brown in the Browns backfield. Coach Blanton Collier says no one will truly replace Brown but expects a productive running attack to complement Frank Ryan’s passing. He names Ernie Green Leroy Kelly Charley Scales rookies Charley Harraway Gary Lane Randy Schultz as hopefuls. Kelly starts his third season and teams with Walt Roberts as a top punt return duo after leading the league with 17 returns for 265 yards in 1965.
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Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Jim
Frank Ryan
Collier
Browns
Cleveland
Ernie Green
Leroy Kelly
Charley Scales
Charley Harraway
Gary Lane
Randy Schultz
Brown
Green
Kelly
Walt Roberts
Meyer Teams Sweep In Week of High School Baseball
Meyer remained unbeaten with a 10-8 win over CYO I as a 13 hit attack propelled the victor. NBC, led by Jim Lorcher’s one hitter and three hits, stayed within one game of Meyer after a 17-6 win over Ringholtz, while Hug Con crete topped Ringholtz 16-14 with Jim Stotz the winning pitcher.
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CYO I
Norwalk Bargain Center
O’hill Dairy
Hug
Ringholtz and Myers
Meyer
Meyer’s
Larry Leek
Tom Watts
Prince
Scott
NBC
Jim Lorcher
Lorcher
Ringholtz
Jim Stotz
Jim Calhoun
Schnellinger
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Dave Sweet
Mike Werner
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