Monroeville Beats Norwalk in Bellevue Midget Tourney
Joe Tyler pitched a one hitter for Monroeville Kiwanis KC to beat the Norwalk Lefty Grove All-Stars 2 1 at Bellevue. Tyler faced the minimum first two innings and allowed the lone hit in the third as Monroeville moved ahead with two bases loaded walks.
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Bellevue
Joe Tyler
Monroeville
Kiwanis
Norwalk
Lefty Grove All - Stars
Stars
Tyler
Tom Ott
Bill Rospert
Doug Berry
Rospert
Kesling
Norwalk Girls Keep 10 0 Run With Wins In League Play
Norwalk High School girls travel to 10 0 this season with three league games left and lead Bellevue, which has lost twice to Norwalk. In wins over Western Reserve and Hergatt's, Dobbs Iehle Garner Kocher Weinert and Wise starred with multiple hits and key RBIs while Weinert fanned twelve. A tense Norwalk win over Monroeville followed with Reitzel tripling to drive in the winning run.
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Norwalk High School
Bellevue
Norwalk
Western Reserve
Margaret Brown
Sue Wise
Carol Dobbs
Janet Fisher
Debbie Finnen
Sally Weinert
Sally Kocher
Jackie Iehle
Karen Garner
Hergatt
Huron
Monroeville
Sandy Reitzel
Sandy
Zehle
Kocher
Carolyn Wynn
Nite Life Extends Lead With 7 3 Victory In Interleague Action
The Nite Life beat Durable Mat 7 3 while Couch Concrete toppled Citizens Bank 10 7 and Maple City Tarp edged Janesville Cotton 10 9. Tom Fries doubled for the Nite Life as Bernie Wolfe homered for Concrete and Lonnie Oney scored on an error to give Maple City the win.
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Don Hohler
Nite Life
Durable Mat
Couch Concrete
Citizens Bank
Mapel City
Janesville Cotton
Tom Fries
Tom Gravenhorst
Bernie Wolfe
Jack Young
Leon Camp
Bankers
Golf Winer
Cologne
Germany
UPI
South Africa
Barry Franklin
Wolfe
Young
Janesville
Lonnie Oney
Maple City
Cotton Mills
Chapin trounces Schild's IGA in Teener League opener
Chapin defeated Schild's IGA 14 to 1 in six innings via the 10-run rule after taking a 3-0 first inning lead. Dave Kovacs and Mike Wasiniak doubled, Harold Gilchrist and Jim Rutherford added doubles, and Chapin tallied runs through the sixth. VFW Auxiliary beat Battles Insurance 8-4 with Sonny Coles collecting three hits and Cecil Boyd driving in four as Boyd struck out nine.
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Janesville
Pete Jenkins
Chapin
Schild
IGA
VFW Auxilairy
Battles Insurance
Dave Kovacs
Mike Wasiniak
Harold Gilchrist
Jim Rutherford
Sonny Coles
VFW
Cecil Boyd
Ted Ickes
Boyd
Indians Rally With Long Balls In Split Doubleheader
Cleveland hitters belted five home runs as Luis Tiant and Stan Williams combined for 19 strikeouts in a two game set against the Yankees. Tiant improved to 17 6 with a win in the opener and Williams earned his eighth victory after the Tribe rallied to a 4-1 win in the nightcap.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Stadium
Indians
Luis Tiant
Stan Williams
New York Yankees
Louis Johnson
Joe Azcue
Tommy Harper
Tiant
Azcue
Jake Gibbs
Gibbs
New York
Bob Cox
Johnson
Sims
Williams
Pepitone
Yankees
Chico Salmon
Stan Bahnsen
Brown
Russ Snyder
Dave Nelson
Bahnsen
British Racer Chris Lambert Killed At Zandvoort Grand Prix
British driver Chris Lambert, 24, died after his Brabham Ford crashed and rolled during the Formula II Grand Prix of Zandvoort in Holland. He suffered a broken neck and was pinned under wreckage, marking the third top British racer fatality of the year.
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Chris Lambert
Brabham Ford
Zandvoort
Lambert
Alfa Romeo Trio Wins Mugello Grand Prix in Italy
Nanni Galli and Nino Vaccarella of Italy and Lucien Bianchi of Belgium drove an Alfa Romeo 33 prototype to victory in the 15th Mugello Grand Prix. The win ended two years of Porsche domination.
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Florence
Italy
UPI
Nanni Galli
Nino Vaccarella
Lucien Bianchi
Belgium
Mugello
Elks Golf Championship Crowned by Larry Carpenter
Larry Carpenter of Norwalk won the district Elks Championship this weekend at the local Elks club, finishing with a gross score of 68 four under par. The tournament featured golfers from several nearby communities and used four flights to award trophies and titles.
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Larry Carpenter
Norwalk
Elks
Elks Club
Carpenter
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Don Myers
Ott
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