Norman Ross balances roles as optometrist coach and public figure
Norwalk resident Norman Ross, challenges under public life as an optometrist, football official, scholastic basketball radio broadcaster, and Shoestring Players president. He recalls nine years of officiating, broadcasting since WLKR, and directing three plays while leading the local theater group.
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Charlie
All-Ohio Class A Team Led by Bryan and Crosswhite
United Press International names 1967 Class A All-Ohio basketball selections led by Tom Bryan of Fort Recovery and Tom Crosswhite of Dennison St. Marys. The first team includes Strader, Nau, Crosswhite, Krauss and Bryan with notable height and scoring averages.
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Fort Recovery
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Crosswhite
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Ohio
Kerry Myers
Celina Immaculate Conception
John Studer
Strasburg
Frank Krauss
Kirtland
John Strader
John Nau
Caldwell
Tom Crosswhite
Despairing Gridders Top Standout Cagers
NEW YORK. Jimmy Walker expected as the top NBA pick also became the final selection in the first combined NFL and AFL college draft ending after 17 rounds. Walker went to New Orleans as the draft wrapped on Wednesday night amid brisk selections. other standouts included Ben Monroe, Ron Sepic, Dave Lattin, Pat Riley, and Tommie Smith, with teams like Kansas City, Philadelphia, Washington, and Dallas making notable picks across rounds.
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UPI
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New Orleans
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Sepic
Washington
Los Angeles Rams
Bob Hayes
Henry Carr
San Jose State
Tommie Smith
BG Backs Drafted by Pros in Joint NFL AFL Pick
Bowling Green State University players were chosen on day two of the first combined NFL AFL draft. Detroit selected defensive back Mike Weger, Green Bay took fullback Stewart Williams, and Minnesota chose defensive back Dick Wagoner. Other picks include Bill House, Bill Devrow, James Copeland, Bill Sabatino, Charles Fower, Bill Andrews, Floyd Rogers, Dennis Williamson, Don Williams, Ben Davis, Bruce Matte, Ron Sepic, Bo Rein, Byron Morgan, Al Kerkian, and Mark Devilling.
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UPI
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Detroit Lions
Mike Weger
Green Bay
Stewart Williams
Minnesota Chase
Dick Wagoner
Cleveland Browns
Youngstown
Bill House
Southern Mississippi
Bill Devrow
Virginia
James Copeland
Colorado
Bill Sabatino
Houston
Charles Fower
Southeast Louisiana
Bill Andrews
Clemson
Floyd Rogers
Whitewater State
Dennis Willamson
Akron
Don Williams
Defiance
Ben Davis
Washington Redskins
Bruce Matte
Miami
Ron Sepic
Ohio State
Baltimore
Bo Rein
Dallas
NFL
Byron Morgan
Findlay
al Kerkian
Oakland Raiders
American Football League
Muskingum
Mark Devilling
Indians Seek revenge after seven errors cost loss vs Giants
In Tucson the Cleveland Indians trail the San Francisco Giants 3-2 in a Cactus League exhibition. Willie Smith committed three errors at first base as San Francisco capitalized. Giants star Tito Fuentes suffered torn ligaments in his left ankle sliding into second.
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Bridgeport
Joe Baughman
Licking Valley
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Jim Boerger
Minster
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West Jefferson
Dan Fugate
Germantown
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Tire Exchange Sale
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Your Tire and Alignment Headquarters
Norwalk Auto Body CO
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