Rec Center Week Schedule Highlights February to March
The entry outlines a weekly schedule for the Rec Center starting Sunday with a Western Style Show at 2 pm and public access. It lists daily activities including men’s fitness, grade school games, volleyball, basketball, law enforcement fitness, Toastmasters, and community events across several venues such as Rec Gym Cole School and Norwalk High Gym.
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Hergatts
Norwalk High
Cole School
Presbyterians
Suhr’s Kitchens Car Leasing
Kuhlmans Citizens Bank
Card & Gift Shop
Krupp Shell
Wlkr Music Makers
Toastmasters Club
Rotary Room
Norwalk Freshman Meet Perkins In Invitational Final
Norwalk High gym hosts the Norwalk Invitational Freshman final between Norwalk and Perkins after Norwalk defeated Vermilion and Perkins beat Amherst in semifinals. The two teams met once this season with Norwalk winning. Game time is 7 30 p m.
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Norwalk
Marichal Mystery Deepens in Giants Camp Talks
San Francisco manager and players weigh a possible 100000 dollar contract for Juan Marichal as spring camp in Casa Grande Arizona continues. Feeney says little beyond noting Marichal may have mailed a second contract while the team pushes for 90000 to 90000 dollars.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Casa Grande
Ariz
Marichal
Laguna Verde
Santo Domingo
Chub Feeney
Caretto’s 400m freestyle record won’t count at Bremen meet
Patty Caretto of Whittier California set a 400 meter freestyle world best 4 36 3 in the Bremen Schwimfest opening session but the mark does not count as international records require 50 meter pools or 55 yard pools. She also won the 400 meter individual medley as the United States took three events.
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Bremen
Germany
UPI
Patty Caretto
United States
Aaron and Blancas Lead Doral Open After Two Rounds
Tommy Aaron and Homero Blancas hold a one stroke lead at the Doral Open as they head into the third round. Aaron, a veteran with no major win, and Blancas, claiming a slump since his 1966 Seattle Open victory, aim for the $20,000 first prize in Miami.
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Miami
UPI
Tommy Aaron
Florida
Homero Blancas
Aaron
Bancas
Reflected Glory Dominates Hutcheson Field at Gulfstream
In Hallandale Florida Reflected Glory set a fast pace to win by three and a quarter lengths in the Hutcheson Stakes for 3 year olds at Gulfstream Park opening day. The morning line favorite Rejected Glory paid 4.80 to win as a crowd of about 30 136 watched the seaside track.
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Hallandale
Fla
UPI
Florida
Gulfstream Park
Ethel D. Jacobs
Hialeah
Reflected Glory
Glory
Spartans and Badgers Favored in Big Ten Track
Michigan State's Gene Washington and Wisconsin's Aquino Jackson pace the Big Ten meet as co favorites for titles in Madison. Washington tied records in the 70 yard hurdles while Wisconsin led with a slim edge. Ohio State's Ralph Marinello won the long jump as the Buckeyes moved ahead early.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Michigan State
Gene Washington
Wisconsin
Aquino Jackson
Spartans
Badgers
Washington
Ohio State
Ralph Marinello
Buckeyes
Michigan
Siegfried Leads Celtics Past Royals in Boston Doubleheader
Larry Siegfried scored 29 points to lift the Boston Celtics to a 111-104 win over the Kansas City Royals in the second game of a Friday night doubleheader at Boston. The matchup featured stars Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain.
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United Press International
Larry Siegfried
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Siegfried
Celtics
Royals
Boston
Sandusky Senior Faces Undefeated Eastwood in Final
Sandusky Senior, 19-3, meets Eastwood, 22-0, in the Toledo Class AA District Tournament final after Sandusky edged Toledo Rogers 55-50 and Eastwood topped Toledo Libbey 70-59. Other district finals include St Mary vs St Peter in Tiffin and Lima Senior vs Mansfield Senior in Bowling Green.
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Sandusky
Eastwood
Toledo
Rogers
Toledo Libbey
Sandusky St. Mary
Mansfield St. Peter
Panthers
Plymouth
St. Pete’s
Bloomville
Lima
Mansfield
Marion Harding
Lima Shawnee
Columbus East
Newark
Columbus
Cleveland East Tech
Parma Valley Forge
Strasberg
Mt. Pleasant
Steubenville
Lorain Admiral King
Elyria
Lorain
Canton Lincoln
Canton McKinley
Canton
Illinois Appeal Scorned by Big Ten Firings
The University of Illinois faculty board upheld the athletic directors order to fire football coach Pete Elliott basketball coach Harry Combes and assistant coach Howie Braun. It also pledged a later ruling on penalties for 14 athletes tied to illicit funds. The decision was an Illinois appeal not a show cause.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Illinois
Big Ten
Pete Elliott
Harry Combes
Howie Braun
Illinois
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Sandy Koufax
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Dick Such
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M1 Home Savings and Loan To
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Inten
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Colt
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Roy Dailey
Acierto
Dailey
Fitchville Conservation League
Jennings Road
Fitchville
Norwalk Bargain Center
Norwalk Cardinals
Gieger RD
Tom CaraBin
AE Carabin Agency
Donald “Knute