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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1970

Page

6

Marine Pinch Hitter Delivers In A's Victory Over Tigers

Joe Rudi, a 23 year old Oakland reserve outfielder and Marine, hit a go ahead homer off Mickey Lolich in the eighth inning to lift the A’s 5 2 over Detroit. Rudi had just left marine duties at Alameda Naval Air Station and entered as a pinch hitter after a bunt attempt. Other scores: Minnesota 10 Washington 9 in 11. Cleveland 6 California 4. Baltimore 7 Milwaukee 6. Chicago 4 New York 3 in 12. Boston 7 4 5 2 over Kansas City. Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles 1. Montreal 10 Atlanta 1. Chicago 8 San Francisco 4. St Louis 10 San Diego 7. Cincinnati 10 New York 2. Philadelphia 10 Houston 3.

Stu Camen UPI Joe Rudi Rudi Oakland Athletics Alameda Calif Naval Air Station Oakland Coliseum Detroit Ball Park John McNamara A’s McNamara Tiger Mickey Lolich Oakland Tigers Minnesota Washington Cleveland California Baltimore Milwaukee Chicago New York Boston Kansas City Pitts Foster Torborg Veale Sanguillen San Diego St.Louis Coombs Dukes Rodriguez Herbel Roberts Santorini Cannizzaro Gibson Linzy Abernathy Simmons Lp-Herbel Hr-Simmons Phila Houston Fryman D. Edwards Dierker Bouton Marshall Cook DiLauro J. Edwards Hrs Browne Johnson Cincinnati Gentry Cardwell Koonce McGraw Grote Simpson Bench Lpgentry San Fran Robertson Bryant J. Johnson Dason Reberger Dietz Holtzman Becker Regan Hiatt Martin Davison Mays Dietz Lith Callison Williams Gallagher Hickman James Montreal Atlanta Morton Batemen Niekro Pappas Jaster Didier Bailey Pittsburgh Detroit St. Louis Philadel Cleveland Montreale Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia San Jan New York Seaver Billingham Chicago Johnson Krausse

Jones Drives Mustang to Trans-Am Victory at Lexington

Rufus Parnelli Jones won the Trans-American Sedan Race at the mid-Ohio Sports Car course, earning 3500 dollars. Jones led 62 of 75 laps as Ford claimed a fourth win in as many events this season with three by Jones and one by teammate George Follmer. Two Jones cars finished first and third in the Rex Mays 150 at West Allis, Wisconsin, where Joe Leonard won and Al Unser placed third in Parnelli's championship car.

Lexington, Ohio Leonard al Unser Parnelli Ford George Follmer Jones

Hand Wins First Major League Victory For Indians

Rich Hand, 21, pitched 8 2/3 innings to beat the Angels 6-4 for Cleveland, the Indians' seventh win in 10 games. Graig Nettles hit his eighth homer, and a late three-run rally sealed the victory as Hand avoided a complete game by Lasher in the ninth. The Indians prepare for Oakland and a 14-game homestand.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland Indians Oakland Athletics Rich Hand California Angels Hand Puget Sound University Indians Fred Lasher Graig Nettles Tribe Ted Uhlaender Jim Fregosi Angels Uss Gota KC Morehead Burgmeir Wright Brabowsky Kirkpatrick Campanis Culp Stange Brett Satriano Wp-Stange Lp- Burgmeier HR Kelly Hernandez K.C Johnson Fitzmorris Rodriguez Peters Rom Lyle Pavletich Rome Hrpetrocelli N.Y John Wood Josephson Peterson McDaniel Munson McCraw Berry Clarke Ihhk Cuellar Watt Etchebarren Pattin Baldwin Gelnar Sanders Locker McNertney Savage Robinson Powell Rettenmund Roof California Lasher Sims Messersmith Garrett Fisher Egan Nettles Fregosi McMullen

Schild's IGA and Frankie's Bar Secure Key Sunday Wins

Schild's IGA beat Midway Garage 7 5 to stay close to A Division leaders Huron County Bank as Grocers also moved to 3 0. Frankie’s Bar won 4 3 over Norwalk Furniture, widening its gap. Hug Construction triumphed 13 5 against Wakeman Bank. RKR Construction crushed Hartland 22 5. Bob's Gulf outscored Maple City Tarp 10 6. Nor Furniture defeated RKR 9 4. Halfway Inn edged RKR 9 8. Re scheduled games set for Saturday and Sunday.

Schild IGA Frankie’s Bar Schild’s Huron County Bank Midway Garage Grocers Frankie's Norwalk Don Minor Mike Reitzel Bankers RKR Construction Hartland Vndep RKR Denny Wetzel Wally Grose Hartland Bob’s Gulf Maple City Halfway WNN Floyd Mullett Mike Saunders Iun Ron Berner Hug Construction Halfway Inn Saginaw Wire Couch Concrete Hartland Independents

Norwalk Legion Baseball Loses Twice in Ohio League Play

Norwalk dropped 11-0 at Berlin Heights and 8-7 at Sandusky. In the Sandusky game Norwalk led 7-6 entering the bottom of the ninth before a rally produced the winning run. Jeff Kernell struck out 15 in the Berlin Heights defeat while Steve Mills worked for Sandusky and Mike Wasiniak took the loss for Norwalk. Norwalk hitters included Sonny Coles, Kevin Traves, Steve Zureich, Jim Ward, John Adams, and Don Nardecchia. Ted Ickes cited pitching and fielding as issues, noting five errors against Sandusky and a need to improve. Norwalk has won one and lost four in league play.

Norwalk Sandusky Mark Deming Jeff Dubars Joe Finneran Dubars Ed Lawrence Mike Wasiniak Steve Mills Mills Sonny Coles Kevin Traves Steve Zureich Jim Ward John Adams Berlin Heights Jeff Kernell Edison High Cecil Boyd Don Helton Kernell Don Nardecchia Rich Frank Ted Ickes Ickes

Reds Set All Star Tickets For Riverfront Stadium

The Cincinnati Reds announced ticket procedures for the July 14 1970 All Star game at Riverfront Stadium. Tickets cost 8 each with a four per customer limit. All 12 box seats are already allocated to Reds season ticket holders.

Cincinnati UPI Cincinnati Reds Riverfront Stadium Reds

All-Star Game Ticket Sale Details

The notice states ticket orders cost $8 and must be postmarked after June 9 to P.O. Box 770 Cincinnati Ohio 45201. About 8 000 four dollar reserved seats go on sale over the counter June 27. The stadium opens June 30 with capacity 51 346 for baseball games.

P.O. Box Cincinnati Ohio

Cubs Use 10-Run Rule to Rout Hug Concrete in Junior Game

Cubs explode for eight runs in both the fourth and fifth innings to beat Hug Concrete 17-1 at the VFW field. Hug’s John Kacmarsky leads with a triple and single as Mike Bick adds a double and single for the winners. In other junior action Finance System blanks Citizens 5-0 led by Eric Brights two doubles and singles. Senior clash sees A J Baltes edge Bleiles 7-6 with Baltes scoring twice in the sixth. Bleile’s Denny Blakely collects two doubles and Stever Horner two singles.

Lefty Grove Cubs Hug Concrete VFW Hug John Kacmarsky Mike Bick Finance System Citizens Finance Eric Bright Jim Rhead A.J. Baltes Bleile Baltes Denny Blakely Stever Horner Steve Preston

Drag Results at Norwalk Dragway Clear Winners and Runners-Up

Kellogg Althouse Cramer of Nevada won Street Eliminator in a 1948 Anglia with 11.32 seconds and 98.25 mph. Joe Stevens of New London took runner-up in a 1969 Camaro at 12.85 seconds and 103.09 mph. Chuck Kravetzki won Top Stock Eliminator in a 1963 Chevrolet in 13.58 seconds at 100.78 mph with Keith Castle as runner-up after his 1969 Camaro blew its engine. Stan Pifer of Ashland claimed Mr Stock Eliminator in a Valiant with 16.20 seconds at 71.20 mph. Bob Bushman of Fremont was runner-up in a Ford Falcon.

Norwalk Dragway Kellogg-Althouse-Cramer Nevada Joe Stevens New London Chuck Kravetzki Castalia Keith Castle Castle Cleveland Ashland Stan Pifer Bob Bushman Fremont

League Standings Show Mixed Results Across Leagues

Baseball scores highlight wins by Boston New York and Baltimore with strong innings. Key players include Kelly Hernandez Brett and Petrocelli delivering timely homers while Cruxes Lafortune delivers wins for various clubs in a cluttered standings snapshot.

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