Aggie's Scorecard Winners Share Grandmother's Trophy
Velores Temple and Nancy White co win Grandmother's Tournament with low net 32s sharing the traveling trophy for six months Mary Preston donated the trophy and approved the split Nancy took low gross with 47 Jeannie Sizemore posted 13 putts Karen Higgins led the day with 44 and five pars. many other rounds noted Golf and league results from Hug Paving Comet Cleaners and several club events listed with leaders and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Higgins
The
Elks Country Club
Velores Temple
Nancy White
Mary Preston
Nancy
Jeannie Sizemore
Karen Higgins
Carolyn Spaar
Lets Girl Play Coach Gets Boot
A former Little League coach Michael Ousley was fired by the Catholic Youth Organization after he refused to let 9 year old Annemarie Sandquist play on his Southeast Denver Tigers team. He may sue the CYO, citing the girl's right to play as she pleaded in a letter. The Tigers won 6 2 in the only game they played before forfeiting the next three, and a private league meeting led to Ousley's 6 0 firing vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peckham Jr
Mike Rice
Mike Schneider
Chuck Hoffecker
Hoffecker
Peckham Jr
Jack Blanton
Bob Kilgore
Dallas Tackett
Jerry Davis
Jim Pheifer
Blanton
Elks
Neel Fauber
Pat Renna
Dawsons
Denver
UPI
Catholic Youth Organization
Annemarie Sandquist
The
CYO
Michael Ousley
Denver Tigers
Tigers
Annemarie
Ousley
League
Tom Wilson
Wilson
Nolan Ryan Falls Short Of Major League Ironman Record
Nolan Ryan struck out 19 Boston hitters in 13 innings but left as the Angels won 4-3 in 15 innings. manager Bobby Winkles allowed one more frame to chase the record. Ryan joked about past pitches and Cheney’s 21 strikeout mark. Denny Doyle drove in a run and scored as Luis Tiant pitched all 15 for Boston in the four hour game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu Camen
UPI
Nolan Ryan
California
Washington
Tom Cheney
Baltimore
Ryan
Boston
Angels
Red Sox
Nolan
Bobby Winkles
Winkles
Cheney
Detroit
Tigers
Barry Raziano
Denny Doyle
Mickey Rivers
Luis Tiant
Softball Standings by Division and Team Names
Girls junior division shows Connie's Laundry leading with 4 wins and 0 losses while Meek's Pastry and others trail. Senior division lists Fisher Music atop 5 0, with nearby Douch Concrete and Ideal Appliance also posting strong records. Boys junior division has Home Savings 5 1 and Sparky's Gulf with 3 6 showing the spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie’s Laundry
Lake Erie Carpenters Kenilee Lanes
Ze Meek's
Berry’s
Leone Rindt-Meyers
Fisher Music
Ideal Appliance
Battles Insurance
Norwalk Furniture
North’s Marathon Ber
Mac's Sons
Clancy Fancy’s
Es Packaging
Huron County
Lefty s Grovers- Lefty s Grovers- Takeover tops VFW 9 6
Lefty s Grovers overcome a 6 1 deficit by rallying with eight runs across the last two innings to defeat VFW 9 6 in Lefty Grove League action. Barman and Seitz both doubled for the winners and Al Rupert joined with the only extra base hit. Norwalk Concrete edged Bob Meyer 13 7, aided by six runs in the sixth and four in the seventh. Rick Liebold doubled twice for Concrete, with Spettle and Seitz adding two singles each. Home Savings and Loan used a seven run third to beat Nite Life 8 6 as Denny Bleile tripled and Chris Fries doubled. Moose rolled past Hug 14 6 behind a seven run fourth inning and multiple early scoring bursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barman
Seitz
VFW
Lefty Grove
al Rupert
Norwalk Concrete
Bob Meyer
Concrete
Rick Liebold
Dan Spettle
Bill Seitz
Home Savings and Loan
Nite Life
Home Savings
Denny Bleile
Chris Fries
Larry Buchannon
Moose
Hug
Bob Duncan
Bret Staschke
Dave Krupp
Norwalk Dragway Results From Friday Night Show
Pure Stock winners include Edward Schweda Brook Park and Dennis Mandich Westlake. Optional class saw Phil Schalk Carey and Gary Reynolds Westlake. Top Stock included Beckman Rhode Port Clinton and Larry Fife TOCK Bob Maley Port Clinton Bill Fox Ashland. Selectra winner DeDe Price Elyria Carl Byrd New London. Street class winner Bill Rolf Westlake John Grundy Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schweda
Brook Park
Dennis Mandich
Westlake
Phil Schalk
Carey
Gary Reynolds
Beckman
Rhode
Port Clinton
Larry Fife
Bob Maley
Bill Fox
Ashland
DeDe Price
Elyria
Carl Byrd
New London
Bill Rolf
John Grundy
Classified Ad Service Seeks Full-Time Performers
Local newspaper ad promotes 24 hour classified ads work and a phone number 662 4241 to place listings. It highlights offering steady work with round the clock opportunities and directs readers to call.
Bleiles Rally To Beat Sparky's Gulf In Softball Thriller
Bleile's trailed 13 11 entering the final inning but surged to a 14 13 win over Sparky's Gulf in junior boys softball Friday. Switzer and Harshberger led Bleile's with multiple hits as Kline added three. Sparky's got two singles and a homer from Jeff Sparks and a homer from Jeff Orwick. Artesians defeated Clancys 20 10 behind Ott's two homers and Kirk's three triples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwick
Artesians
Clancy
Bill Ott
Eric Kirk
Tim Daugherty
Jim Arlin
Steve Jaworski
Durable Mat tops Pewter Mug on three homers in senior baseball
Durable Mat beat Pewter Mug 15 11 as Steve Brown Ed Arlin and Bob Crabbs hit three homers. Arlin Crabbs added two singles and a double while Brown doubled. Pewter Mug got homers from John Holman and Jim Ramsey and Ed Cierszewski had two singles and a triple. Winning pitcher Scott Goodsite,loser Todd Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Brown
Ed Arlin
Bob Crabbs
Arlin
Crabbs
Broon
John Holman
Jim Ramsey
Ed Cierszewski
Pohl
Phil Hooker
Dauch
Rich Lucas
Pohl’s
Mike Seitz
Glen Higgins
Charles Alt
Standings and scores from American League and West Coast games
Major league results show Boston, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Baltimore leading in their divisions. Kansas City and Texas trail. Key games feature Sudakis, Mayberry, McRae, and Yastrzemski hitting homers as pitchers Tibke, Tidrow, Holtzman, LaGrow, and Raziano pick up wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Il. Pet
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
West Oakland
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
California
Minnesota
Pitlock
Forster
Herrmann
Grimsley
Etchebarren
N.Y
Tidrow
Munson
Holtzman
Lindblad
Tenace
Hr-Sudakis
Decker
Borgmann
Johnson
Sanders
Buskey
Wilcox
Duncan
Hrsone
Kek
Busby
Healy
LaGrow
Walker
Ray
Moses
Mayberry
McRae
Kobel
Sprague
Slaton
Porter
Bibby
Foucault
Sundberg
Baseball scores and homers from National League games
In National League action the Giants, Cubs, and Pirates posted varying results as Houston beat San Francisco 7 1 and St Louis topped Atlanta 9 1. Home runs included Watson, Aaron, Harrison, Stargell, and Speier with pitchers Todd, York, and Osteen earning decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
J. Johnson
York
Osteen
Forsch
Cosgrove
Edwards
Hooton
Todd
Pina
Swisher
Gibson
Foster
Richert
Pena
Simmons
Harrison
Oates
Aaron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aggie
Mike McCarty
Claude Martin
Mike
Hug Paving
Comet Cleaners
George DeBolt
al Hakes
Larry Carpenter
Bill Terry
Sycamore Hills
Mollisons
Chuck and
Bruce
Chet Fairchild
Gary Clark
Team
Carl DeMaria
Wayne Orwick
Russ Rentzel
DeMaria
Mike Puskarovich
Birdland
Dave Rollins
Bob Schoennegge
Robb Hurst
Larry Koch
Harley White
Dick Tarnowski
Rentzel
Dale Marker
Ron Albright
Marker
Paul Caldwell
Jennings Ready Mix
Jerry Emmons
Denny Weisenberger
Bill
Frank Ferrell
Bob Brothers
R. Webb
Rick Mullins
Dennis Corrigan
Norwalk
Jack Young
Jim Brichacek
Chuck Stibil
Joe Andrews
Gene Krull
Mary Brown
Margaret Zaccardi
Pud Ringholz
Larry Coe
Bruce Kurtz
Marty Kovach
Ringholz
Kurtz
Tony Cesa
Kovach
North Roth
Chuck Dillingham
Bob Tesmer
Heart Fund
Remy Glidden
Norwalk Bank Americard
Wakeman
Cleveland Indians
Gaylord Perry
Perrys
South
Tribe
Minnesota Twins
Perry
Jack
Amy
Beth
Allison
Blanche
Lefty
Grovers
aTa
Andy Kluding
Mark Loudy
Norwalk Dragway
Norwalk Parts CO
House of Service
S. Linwood Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
Bleile
Durable
Scott Goodsite
Todd Roscoe
Ringholz-Meyers
Sodermeier’s
Norwalk High School
Montreal
Newark
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Atlanta
S.F
Pitts
Bryant
Sosa
Rader
Ellis
Sanguillen
Hrs-Stargell
Speier
Firelands
Woodlawn
Norwalk Auto Body Rt
East
W. Main
Golf & Breakfast
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