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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1973

Page

6

Brewers steal win from Wood on ninth inning steal

Milwaukee edged Chicago 1-0 as Ellie Rodriguez stole third and scored on Pedro Garcia sacrifice fly in the ninth. Jim Slaton struck seven hits over seven innings to earn the win. Wilbur Wood allowed five hits in another tough loss for the 14-game winner.

Fred McMane UPI Milwaukee Brewers Wilbur Wood Chicago White Sox Jim Slaton Wood Ellie Rodriguez Pedro Garcia Brewers John Briggs Rodriguez Briggs Bob Coluccio Garcia New London George Maczage Bill Demming Don Dunham Jay Pressler Larry Herner Demming John Kenny Terry Fingulin Lyle Sarr Maczage Sarr

Nicklaus Seeks Open Comeback Against Player

Jack Nicklaus at Oakmont trails Gary Player by three at the U S Open. Nicklaus, who has been fair with the putter, believes he can catch Player as Jim Colbert and Bob Charles remain within striking distance after two rounds.

Nicklaus Oakmont UPI Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Player Jim Colbert New Zealand Bob Charles John Miller Colbert Kansas State Charles Young Miller

Clyde Eagles Roar Into Losers Bracket at Norwalk Invite

Clyde Eagles handed Bennett Electric a 13-5 loss to drop the Norwalk entrant into the losers bracket as four winners' bracket teams advance after four games. Barone's Beer Barrel, Cameo Lounge, and Willard Merchants also won to reach semifinals. action resumes Friday morning with more eliminations and a possible 7 p.m. Sunday finish.

Don Hohler Norwalk Bennett Electric Clyde Eagles Monroeville Merchants Barone Cameo Lounge Larry New London Willard Merchants Willard Hi-Ho Tom Krick Clyde Mike Archer Terry van Offeren Electricians Monroeville Dennis Miller

Where The Action Is Sunday Men’s Tournament at McGuan Park

Sunday events fill McGuan Park with all day play leading to a 7 45 pm title game. Norwalk faces Vermilion in the main event while other divisions and matches cap a busy schedule across Norwalk and Monroeville markets.

McGuan Park American Legion Norwalk Vermilion

Spaar's Stops Bleile's Rally 14-13 in Tight Slow-Pitch Game

Spaar's of the Boys' Fast Pitch League held off Bleile's late rally to win 14-13 on Friday night. Scott Twitchell and Kirk Mason homered in the fifth, with Twitchell adding a triple and Mason a double.

Spaar’s Bleile’s Scott Twitchell Kirk Mason Spears Twitchell Mason Dan Kerkhoff

Aggie's Scorecard Honors Grandmother Sizemore in Tournament

Agnes Higgins reports 16 members of the Ladies Association competed in the 2nd Annual Grandmothers Tournament with corsages by Ollie Bird. Jeanne Sizemore won the Grandmother Trophy with a low net 32. The Industral Golf League standings list Sheller Globe at 245 points and Schlessman Seeds close behind. Ted Mulcahey had low gross 37 and Louie Fry the low net 32. Birdies were recorded on six of nine holes. The Blind Bogey at Elks CC saw Bill Rogers and Al Hakes tie at 64 with Mike Rice at 70. League play details for Scorecard coverage noted.

Agnes Higgins Ladies Association Ollie Bird Jeanne Sizemore Grandma Sizemore Industral Golf League Sheller Globe Schlessman Ted Mulcahey Louie Fry Walt Kuhlman Tom Bleile Gene Denney Mulcahey Dave Brady Elks Country Club Bill Rogers al Hakes Mike Rice

Majors and Standings in Major League Baseball Update

American League results feature Texas, Baltimore, Kansas City, Cleveland, Minnesota, Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago with varied scoring. In the National League, Chicago, Montreal, St. Louis, New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Philadelphia, San Diego and Houston compete with multiple games and late scores noted.

Wood Minnesota Detroit New York California Oakland Boston Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore Texas San Francisco Philadelphia Houston St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh San Diego Atlanta Chicago Montreal Los Angeles Blyleven Coleman Tiant Lee Blue Busby Wilcox Bosman Dobson Ryan Dunning Palmer Milwaukee Parsons Stone Siebert Gogolewski Suarez Cuellar Hendricks Lp-Siebert K.C Tisi Cleve Splittorff Healy Tidrow Hilgendorf Duncan Herrmann N.Y Calif Stottlemyre Lyle Munson Singer Barber Sells Torborg Lpsells Pattin Moret Veale Fisk Hunter Fosse Hrs Smith Tenace Jackson Rudi EAS Phila San Fran la Houston Osteen Stoneman Briles Gullett Reuschel Niekro Marichal Ruthven Caldwell Koosman Gibson Forsch Culver Brewer Ferguson McAnally Marshall Boccabella Watson WP Roberts Agee Torre Bonham LaRoche Gura Handley Harrison Oates Evans Aaron Arlin Troedson Kendall Matlack Hodges Gaston Garrett Pittsb Moose Rooker Sanguillen Norman Plummer Pet Milwaukee West Wal Pet GB Chicago Minnesota

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