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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1969

Page

9

Lefty Grovers Dominate Junior League Opener

Citizens National Bank leads Lefty Grove Junior Division 12 to 0 over Jaycees in five innings under the ten run rule. Chuck Hillman had the Jaycees lone hit while John Stower and Perry Stein doubled and tripled for Citizens. Finance System 15 Home Savings 1 in another junior contest.

Citizens National Bank Lefty Grove Jaycees Citizens Chuck Hillman John Stower Perry Stein Finance System

St Pauls Girls Finish Tennis Season With Victory

The St Pauls Girls tennis team closed with a 3 2 record after a 6 1 win over Huron High School Tuesday night. Singles winners were Pat Fleming Sally Kocher Janet Fisher and Mary Ann Meesig. Doubles teams Fisher Meesig and McGuckin Mushett also won. Chris Matthews won for Huron.

St. Paul’s Huron High School Pat Fleming Sally Kocher Janet Fisher Mary Ann Meesig Janet McGuckin Michele Mushett

St Paul Golf Season Ends With 9 2 Loss to St Marys

St Paul finishes 4 9 on the season after dropping to Sandusky St Marys 9 2. Medalist Jim Hug shot 39 for St Marys. Dale Nardecchia earned St Pauls lone win. Mike Sullivan and Dave Heyman close out their high school careers.

Sandusky— St. Paul’s Sandusky St. Mary’s Jim Hug St. Mary’s Dale Nardecchia St. Paul Mike Sullivan Dave Heyman

Baseball Scores and Standings From Openers and Night Games

Box scores and results across leagues. Epilogue of notable HRs by Epstein Fuller Buford and Robinson. NL East and West standings align with Chicago New York Pittsburgh St. Louis and others. Monday results include 15 innings game and various pitchers noted.

Wash Kan City O Culeman Casanova Drago Burgmeier Paepke HR Epstein Cleveland Seattle McDowell Williams Fosse Marshall Talbot Gelnar Bouton O Donoghue Haney Fuller Oakland Phoebus Dalrymple Hunter Roland Lachemann Lindblad Roof Hrs Buford Powell New York Jassi Stottlemyre McDaniel Ellis Hall Perranoski Roseboro Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia Montreal Atlanta Los Angeles Cincinnati San Fran Houston San Diego Los Ange San Franz Phila Pitts Torrez Bay Los Ang Reed Hriniak Didier Gibson McCarver Hr-Torre Griffin Edwards Jenkins Hundley Hri-Banks L.A N.Y Singer Brewer McBean Mikkelsen Haller DiLauro McGraw Taylor Grote McCormick Linzy Hiatt Wegener McGinn Face Shaw Brand WP McCormick Lp-Wegener Bench Corrales Bunning Hartenstein Walker Sanguillen Carroll LP Hartenstein Alou Baltimore Boston Detroit Kansas City California Kan. City Calif Washington Minn Kanity

McDowell Carries Big Stick In Indians 10 4 Win

Sam McDowell pitched strong for Cleveland striking out 10 and scored a run while adding three hits in a 10 4 victory over the Seattle Pilots. Don Mincher drove in the first Pilot run with a fifth inning single. The Indians exploded in the third with McDowell’s infield hit and three walks, Lee Maye drove in two with a double, Horton added a two run single, and three more came in the sixth on an error Harrelson single and Maye grounder. The win sends Cleveland home for a four game weekend series against the California Angels.

Seattle UPI Cleveland Indians Sam McDowell Tribe Indians Seattle Pilots California Angels McDowell Don Mincher Lee Maye Horton Ken Harrelson Maye

Park And Rec Notes Softball League Opens Play

The Boys High School Softball League began May 13 with scores from 1 to 40 as games use a one hour and fifteen minute limit. A ten-run lead after five innings ends a game, while regulation is seven innings. The fast pitch league features several strong pitchers.

Austin Shadle

Ray E. Watts Dies at 73 Former Panthers Coach and Baldwin Wallace AD

Ray E. Watts age 73 died at his Berea home of a stroke on Wednesday nine years after retiring as athletic director of Baldwin Wallace College. Watts coached Cleveland's first professional football team the Panthers in 1926 and remained a sports figure in Ohio.

Berea Ohio UPI Ray E. Watts Cleveland Panthers Baldwin Wallace College

Flying showman pilot dies in Reading air show plunge

Capt Dick Schram a famous stunt flyer died in a power dive at the Reading air show as 10,000 spectators watched. His son Lt Dick Schram Jr Navy public affairs officer assisted by PA system tried to guide him but the Piper Super Cub crashed 100 yards from the crowd. The Blue Angels cancelled their act.

Reading UPI Dick Schram Navy Dick Schram Jr U.S. Navy Blue Angels Precision Flying Schram Blue Angels Glenview Ill Schramm Air Show

NBA Owners Consider Changes After Fouling Push

Detroit UPI reports NBA owners and Commissioner J Walter Kennedy ended a three day meeting with no solution to excessive late game fouling. They weigh reducing team fouls before bonus from six to five and announced draft changes including coin flip and telephone conference for 1970. Attendance surpassed four million for the first time, Kennedy said.

Detroit UPI National Basketball Association NBA J. Walter Kennedy Kennedy

Remembering Decoration Day Catfish Duel in 1939

Andy Wargo recounts a fishing trip with his brother Mike along the Huron River near Fries Landing. A big catfish rips the line, Mike wades chest deep to spear the catch, net absent, and the fish is hauled to shore and butchered at home with a dramatic head mounted on the granary.

Andy Wargo Lake Erie Mike Fries Huron River Andy

Tennis Star Rafael Osuna Killed in Monterrey Jet Crash

Mexican tennis figure Rafael Osuna, 30, died in a Monterrey plane crash. The Davis Cup champion led Mexico to a 3 2 upset over Australia, defeating Bowrey and Ruffels in singles and partnering with Zarazua to win the doubles, ending Australia’s 32-year cup run.

Mexico City UPI United States Australia Europe Rafael Osuna Monterrey Osuna Mexico Bill Bowrey Ray Ruffels Vicente Zarazua

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Kevin Smith VFW Bob Meyer Joe Gross Clyde Hughes Hughes Lefty Grove League Lefty Grovers Doug Peabody Mike Fries Pat Brown John Meesig Bob Meyers Chevrolet V.F.W Mark Cross Citizen Jaycees Finance von Meyer Chris Matthews Huron Big Mac’s Sons Meyer Chevrolet de Bache-Furey-Myers Schilds Pohls Sandwich Shop Hugs McCoys DeMolay Macks Shamrock Sportsman World &M Certified Oil Company Norwalk W. Main Pearl St Woodbine Willard Lorain Madira Lauan Impala Khaya Wickes Nantucket Pan Ee Wickes Home Savings and Loan No East Main ST Norwalk, Ohio
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