Norwalk’s 5-foot-8 giant leaves for Rockford
Edward L. Renders profiles Billy Ream longtime Norwalk coach and community figure who, despite jokes about his height, left a lasting footprint through the Firelands Track Team and Norwalk High School programs. Ream formed the Firelands Track Team in 1968, coached future Olympians, and organized civic activities while funding his program with his city job pay. He plans to help in Rockford’s marathon and shares a life philosophy from Bob Richards about doing good for others.
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Saturday Is Bill Ream Day In Norwalk
Norwalk declares Saturday as Bill Ream Day to honor a 22 year civic leader in education and sports who will leave for a new job in Rockford Illinois. Proclamation cites organizing the first area AAU girls track team in 1968, coaching Firelands to a national AAU second place in 1974 and a national 440 relay championship, plus Jaycees junior track championships in 1975 and long running high school trainer service 1972-1979. Ream also helped establish a school for X ray techs and a Medical Explorer Scout post at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital guiding students toward careers.
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Baseball and softball scores from a local league night
Van Dresser 17 K and H 6 coasted home as Shirley Ward led with three hits and two apiece for Brenda Hibbard and Wendy Van Fleet. Monroeville beat Bennett 5-3 with Maribeth Myers and Linda Feltis driving two hits apiece for Bennett. Janesville 20 Leak 11 featured Denise Funk and Julie Myers blasting homers and multiple others contributing in a 16 hit attack.
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Baseball Tonight and Schedule Roundup in Mixed Games
Major league matchups listed for Thursday and Friday with times in EDT. Teams include New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Houston San Diego Avanta Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Say's Games Montreal Pittsburgh Atlanta Houston. Also results: Milwaukee over Minnesota 6 5 Chicago over Seattle 2 1 Toronto over Detroit 3 6 Boston 3 Kansas City 7 Oakland 6 Texas 14 California 3. Today’s and Saturday’s games follow with doubleheaders and night games noted.
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