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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1966

Page

7

Paul Sees Recklessness Key To Indians Pennant Hopes

Cleveland manager Gabe Paul says the Indians must regain their bold play after the collision between Larry Brown and Leon Wagner in New York. The Tribe, 8-6 winners over Boston, sit third, three games back of Baltimore before a four game set with Kansas City as Jack Kralick starts against Lew Krausse. Tiant improved to five wins in eight decisions before Bell and Radatz held Boston in relief. Colavito, Landis, Salmon homered in a 14 hit attack at Fenway.

Cleveland UPI Gabe Paul Cleveland Indians Larry Brown Leon Wagner New York Yankee Stadium Boston Red Sox Indians Baltimore Kansas City Jack Kralick Lew Krausse Kralick Krausse Luis Tiant Gary Bell Fred Whitfield Rocky Colavito Jim Landis Chico Salmon Tribe Red Sox Bell Dick Radatz Tiant Whitfield Lee Stange Colavito Vic Davalillo Salmon Fenway Park Landis Boston Dick Stigman Stigman Radatz Joe Foy Conigliaro George Scotts

Lefty Grove League action features Citizens and Meyer wins

In the Junior Circuit Citizens edged Jaycees 2-1 with Kevin Kirkpatrick hitting a double and Gary Caprara a fourth inning triple to supply all runs. Mark Knoll took the loss and Paul Schwartz the win. In the Senior Circuit Meyer defeated Kesling 21-8 with 16 hits for the winners. Dan Missler was the winning pitcher and Tom Schwartz the loser. Roger Bush homered and had three hits, Bernie Wade added three, and Steve Hohler two. Terry Ellis went 3-for-3 and Schwartz and Tim Knoll homered for Kesling.

Citizens Bank Bob Meyer Lefty Grove Citizens Jaycees Kevin Kirkpatrick Gary Caprara Citizen Mark Knoll Paul Schwartz Meyer Kesling Dan Missler Tom Schwartz Roger Bush Bernie Wade Steve Hohler Terry Ellis Schwartz Tim Knoll

Good Angler Outlook For Northwest Ohio Waters

United Press International reports a favorable fishing outlook for Northwestern Ohio with productive lakes Ferguson Metzger Harrison Norwalk Evergreen Findlay and Fostoria. Streams recommended include Maumee Huron Vermilion and Sandusky Rivers. Outlook is good.

Northwestern Ohio Ferguson Metzger Harri

Office Bar, Hergatts Win Tavern Blasts Bar In City Slo-Pitch

The Office Bar beat Norwalk Furniture 14-8. Kenny Fauster hit two homers as Rollie Burton and Chuck Carpenter added one each. Hergatt's Western defeated Janesville Manufacturing 9-5 with Ken Pheifer homering. Reineck's Tavern rallied to beat Glass Bar 19-10 with Tom Adelman and Steve Byron homering in late innings.

Norwalk Furniture Hergatt’s Western Janesville Manufacturing Reineck’s Kenny Fauster Rollie Burton Chuck Carpenter The Furniture Club North Pelham Hergatt’s Ken Pheifer Janesville Jim Gassman Denny Timbs Reineck

Mays Hits 521st Home Run at Wrigley Field

At Wrigley Field Willie Mays belted his 521st homer, matching Ted Williams as the third all time in baseball. He said the swing came easily and there was no special pressure despite the milestone. In Philadelphia Steve Arlin secured a bonus contract with the Phillies, aiming to emulate Rick Monday’s $104,000 bonus from last year.

Chicago UPI Willie Mays Wrigley Field San Francisco Ted Williams Philadelphia Ohio State Steve Arlin Philadelphia Phillies Arizona Rick Monday

Bonavena Calls for Clay or Patterson Bout After Victory

Oscar Bonavena, 23, defeated George Chuvalo by a majority 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. He expresses desire for a title shot against Cassius Clay or Floyd Patterson, possibly instead facing Chuvalo again.

New York UPI Oscar Bonavena Argentina Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson Canada George Chuvalo Bonavena Chuvalo Madison Square Garden Clay

Ralston Faces Darmon In Wimbledon Fourth Round

Top American Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California, seeded sixth, is a heavy favorite against France's Pierre Darmon in the Wimbledon fourth round. Ralston earlier defeated Keith Diepraam 6 2 4 6 6 1 6 1 and is the sole U.S. singles player scheduled today. Stan Smith and Cliff Richey are set to play Saturday against Roy Emerson and Tony Roche respectively.

Dennis Ralston Bakersfield Calif France Pierre Darmon Ralston South Africa Keith Diepraam U.S Stan Smith Pasadena Roy Emerson Australia Cliff Richey Dallas Tony Roche

Roeder Seeks National Motocycle Title Lead

Seed To Speed George Roeder, Monroeville rider, leads the national championship point race after a Daytona Beach second and Heidelberg fourth. The 29-year-old has a 15 point edge over rival with 14 races left, aiming for September totals amid ongoing dirt track success and a past 170 mph Bonneville sprint record.

George Roeder Monroeville Roeder Daytona Beach Heidelberg Columbus Reflector Bonneville

Teresa By Nose Wins River Downs Feature by One Length

Teresa Ann edged Tommy's Dream in the final strides Thursday to take the River Downs feature by one length. The 6-year-old mare is owned by E. C. Sebastian of Columbus.

Cincinnati UPI Teresa Ann Tommy’s Dream River Downs E.C. Sebastian Columbus

Teener Action Ward Wins Highlight Week

In Teener League play this week Ward and VFW 2743 posted victories. Battles shut out Chapin 4 0 as Jim Ward pitched a one hitter with 12 strikeouts and three walks. Adams took the loss despite relief from Fugel. Ward went 2 for 4. Barnes had the lone Chapin hit. Zimmerman allowed two hits in a win. Ewell took the loss, Hillman 1 for 3 for the winners. Finch and Schaffer had Schild's only hits. VFW 2743 defeated VFW Auxiliary 12 3 as Grose fanned nine while Fries and Robinson allowed several baserunners. Dublo and Perkins had 2743 hits. Fries and Finch had Auxiliary safeties.

Battles Bleise VFW Chapin Jim Ward Ko’ed Jim Adams Bill Fugel Ward Tom Barnes Schild Dave Zimmerman Bob Ewell Dick Hillman Chuck Finch Tom Schaffer VFW Auxiliary Mike Grose Willie Robinson Gary Fries Pat Dublo Dale Perkins Fries Finch Auxiliary

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