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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
8
Dave Hill carded a five under 65 to hold a one stroke lead in the Memphis Open as two kids behind the eighth tee distracted him. Hill recovered after a shaky start and birdied, eagleing the eighth to finish strong. The field will be cut to 70 after two rounds with $20,000 to the winner.
Cleveland lefthander John O Donoghue belted a grand slam in the sixth inning to spark an 8 2 Tribe victory over Detroit. The win moved Cleveland into third place, a half game ahead of Boston and four behind Detroit and Chicago. Sonny Siebert starts for Cleveland as the Red Sox visit for a three game set. Max Alvis Leon Wagner and Fred Whitfield contributed early runs in a pitchers duel that broke open in the sixth.
Greenwich materials for the new bleachers at the South Central High School athletic field will be delivered Saturday morning. Officials of the South Central Boosters Club need help unloading the track at 8 a.m. Erection of the bleachers will occur later on a scheduled work day.
Chico Salmon of the Cleveland Indians has joined Norwalk's National Guard unit and will report for his first drill June 17 at the Norwalk Armory. Sergeant Ed Riedy says Salmon will be treated as any other private when he arrives. Salmon previously belonged to the 83rd Division in Cleveland, which was deactivated about a year and a half ago.
Norwalk high placed fourth in the senior division and sixth in junior high at the statewide Marine Corps Physical Fitness Tests in Columbus. Cleveland Glenville won senior high with 1678 points. Norwalk totaled 1441. Junior high team winners included Mad River and West. Norwalk's Bill Tucker set a notable mark with 8 feet 11 inches in the standing broad jump.
A schoolmate of Brenda Ayres testified that Ayres said she was pregnant a month before meeting Jim Brown and did not know the father. Paula White recalled Ayres telling of pregnancy and discussion of abortion in April 1965.
Connie's Nips edged Beckstein's 7 to 6 in City Women's Slow Pitch League action. Sandy Criscione collected 3 of Laundry's 11 hits and batted clean, while Linda Thomas led Beckstein's with a homer and a single. Kaki Ganzhorn earned the win, Carolyn Odle took the loss, and three double plays highlighted the close game.
Sarr blanked Huron County Bank 6-0 while Home Savings and Loan offense produced four first inning runs led by Schild Maitland Krull and Gravenhorst. Legion defeated Downtown Dodge 6-4 with a late six inning rally and an inside the park homer by Knoll.
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