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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1971

Page

6

Pole Vault Record Shattered At K Of C Meet

Sweden’s Kjell Isaksson vaulted 17 feet 9 inches to set a new world indoor mark at the Knights of Columbus meet in Cleveland. He missed 18 feet and a half inch, while earlier he and Dick Railsback had broken the meet record.

Cleveland UPI Kjell Isaksson Sweden Knights of Columbus Isaksson University of Southern California Dick Railsback America Sofia Bulgaria Wolfgang Nordig East Germany Stanley Albright Sid Sink Bowling Green State University Willie Davenport Edwin Roberts Davenport

Indians beat Angels 10 5 in spring game

Cleveland pitcher Sam McDowell struck out five in three innings in his first major league spring outing, warning of a modest performance. Ken Harrelson and Ted Ford drove in runs in the first inning, Ford adding two doubles and a single to pace the Tribe. Billy Cowan led the Angels with two doubles a triple and a single while Jeff Torborg had three hits.

Tucson Ariz UPI Cleveland Indians Sam McDowell California Angels Cleveland Ken Harrelson Ted Ford Ford Tribe Angels Indians Billy Cowan Jeff Torborg

Ya Gotta Think Like A Fox To Catch 'em Ott

Lawrence Ott, a 20 year veteran of fox trapping in Ohio, claims success comes from outsmarting foxes. He caught 43 foxes this season, trapping mainly in winter for best pelts, selling each pelt for 7 to 8 dollars to Ralph Pierce. He notes no closed season and declining bounty reduces earnings.

Geoff Hammill Lawrence Ott Ott Ohio Ralph Pierce Monroeville Huron County

Laver Completes Spectacular Tennis Slam

Rod Laver stood atop tennis today after completing a historic slam. The victory, described as the most spectacular in tennis history, surpassed his two grand slams and would have earned a huge payout had Las Vegas odds makers offered a line against him.

New York UPI Rod Laver Las Vegas Nev Laver Okker Ken Rosewall John Newcombe Tony Roche Arthur Ashe Roger Taylor Roy Emerson Dennis Ralston Las Vegas

Ohio State and Western Kentucky Face Off in NCA A Clash

Ohio State and Western Kentucky duel in Athens for a spot in the NCAA semifinals in Houston. Luke Witte and Jim McDaniels anchor the seven foot center posts as coach Fred Taylor hails OSU’s up tempo attack. Oldham promises a 40 minute defensive fight.

Athens UPI Ohio State Western Kentucky Luke Witte Jim McDaniels Western John Oldham Houston Bucks Marquette Kentucky Buckeyes Oldham OSU Fred Taylor

Palafox Joins Cannon Tennis Classic Field

Antonio Palafox a member of the Mexican Davis Cup team that beat the United States in 1962 enters the $5 000 Cannon Tennis Classic for the Long Island Indoor Championship. Other entrants include Cliff Richey Clark Graebner Herb Fitzgibbon and Gene Scott for the March 26 28 event.

New York UPI Antonio Palafox United States Long Island Cliff Richey Clark Graebner Herb Fitzgibbon Gene Scott

High School Tourneys Feature Set for AAA AA and A Play

In Cincinnati Hamilton Taft 87 beat Springfield North 65 and Dunbar 81 over Cincinnati St. Xavier 3 in Class AAA. Class AA action saw Maysville 85 top Steubenville Den Cath 69 at Athens while Waverly 66 defeated Columbus Ready 59 at Ashland. Bowling Green host saw Lima Central Catholic 66 beat Lexington 63 and Dayton Day Tipp City 66 down Cincinnati Loveland 60. In Class A Columbus Fast Canton 70 edged Ridgedale 66 while Pleasant 75 defeated Hillsdale 63.

Cincinnati Hamilton Taft Springfield North Dunbar Cincinnati St. Xavier Athens Maysville Steubenville den, Cath Waverly Columbus Ready Ashland Canton Lehman Rossford Bowling Green Lima Central Catholic Lexington Dayton

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