Browns Invade Norwalk For Tuesday Cage Tilt
Former Norwalk stars Mike Grose and Tom Diringer lead area coaches against the Cleveland Browns in a 7 pm junior high gym contest sponsored by the Norwalk High Boosters Club. Advance tickets are 2.50 adults 1.50 students. at door 2.50. Autographs after the game.
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Norwalk
Mike Grose
Tom Diringer
Diringer
Grose
Cleveland Browns
Harold (Hardhitting
Drake
Jack
Crackback) Drinkwine
Norwalk High Boosters Club
Reflector
Berry’s
Holzaepfel’s
State Farm Insurance
Browns
Willard Flashes Aim For Tourney Run At Bowling Green
Ed Ronders previews Willard Flashes basketball as they compete in the district tournament at Bowling Green against Lakota in a 1 3 1 zone defense. He notes Willard’s speed from players Willie Dannemiller John Willoughby Gus Secor and Jim Kanable and recalls a recent loss to Galion. The piece frames Willard versus Lakota and Mansfield St Pete in a busy post season with NCAA weekend ahead.
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Willard
Bowling Green
Columbus
Eagle
Mansfield St. Pete
Galion
Battle of
Willie Dannemiller
John Willoughby
Gus Secor
Jim Kanable
Sister Coach Davis Provokes Style Dilemma in District Play
A regional preview weighs coaching references for St Pete's Sister Davis versus Monroeville or Davis. It also notes upcoming high school district clashes, including Willoughby Secor's raid on Raider defense and Monroville's Patti Schafer challenge, plus NCAA notes on Notre Dame, MSU, and UCLA race for the Final Four.
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Monroeville
Spartans
St. Pete Eagles
St. Pete’s
Sondra Davis
Jean Cromley
Edison
Cromley
Davis
Notre Dame
San Francisco
UCLA
Toledo
MSU
LSU
Irish
Rockets
Tigers
Earvin
Magic
Lee's Cookie Recipe Stirred Kuhn Test Case for Marijuana
Milton Richman reports on Bowie Kuhn's pending decision over Bill Lee's marijuana remarks amid Baseball's wider drug scrutiny. Expos and Red Sox figures weigh in as Lee defends his stance, claims good conditioning, and asserts he does not smoke or advocate marijuana.
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Milton Richman
UPI
ST. Petersburg, Fla
Bill Lee
Bowie Kuhn
Art Berke
Lee
Red Sox
Expos
Stan Papi
Montreal
Daytona Beach
Kuhn
Art Fuss
Baseball
John McHale
McHale
Hayes guilty on three drug charges in Dallas case
Former Dallas Cowboys star and Olympic sprinter Bob Hayes pled guilty to three drug counts in Dallas. Prosecutors said delivery of cocaine and Quaaludes could bring a life sentence. Sentencing was delayed to next week as attorneys plan character testimony. Hayes, 36, was arrested at his Dallas apartment after a three month drug trafficking investigation in Addison.
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Dallas
UPI
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
Addison
McHale on Drug Talk Sparks Postgame Press Feud
In a tense exchange, Boston sports figures faced reporters over drug questions. McHale admitted marijuana use in 1968, saying it was on pancakes and cookies, while Lee stressed the seriousness of drug issues and pollution. The meeting ended abruptly without resolution.
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Lee
Red Sox
USC
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Columbus Hill
Arcadia
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Arctic Cat Gulf Inn
Monroeville Legion Town Tavern
Becker's
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Pohl's
Clancy's
American Legion
Lake Erie Rusco
Pat's Ceramics
New York Life
NBC
Janesville
Pepsi Cola
West Baking
Maple City Ice
Buzzards
Norwalk Legion
Frankie's
Obie’s
Loellner
U.S
F.E.T
BankAmericard
McConkey’s Inc
N. Hester
Whitewall
Cieg
Outdoorsman
Jim and
Carol Kocher
South Linwood Avenue
le-Play
Sesebell Shoes
Itsa
Nickels
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Yamaha
Kawasaki
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Italveto
Mobecane
Nickels Cycle Ranch
St. Rt
E. Milan
Ariens
Reed’s Garage
E. Main
Fairfield
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