Norwalk Wrestlers Receive Special Awards At Banquet
Norwalk High honors nine seniors at the wrestling banquet at the VFW Hall. Pat Brown led with a 26-4 record and MVP honors, Rich Marett earned Most Improved, and Mark Hester received the Most Likeable Senior award. The squad posted a 6-1 dual record, with reserves 6-1 and juniors strong in Edison and NOL tournaments.
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Brown
Marett
Hester
Jim Szalay
Norwalk High
Trucker
Norwalk
VFW
Pat Brown
Columbus
Edison
Kenston
Rich Marett
NOL
Tne
Bill
Buckinghan
Mark Hester
Denny Corrigan
Vermilion
Chuck Sheehe
Huron
Randy Likes
Sheehe
District
State
Ron DeLuca
DeLuca
Steve Linder
Larry Liebold
Dave Pittenger
Jeff
Rothers Chris
Robin
Barons Dominate Maple Leafs 7 2 In Hockey Clash
Cleveland Barons rout Toronto Maple Leafs 7 2 as Dennis Maruk and Al MacAdam each net two goals. Jim Nielson Dave Gardner and Brant Meeke also score for Cleveland while Lanny MacDonald and Dave Williams reply for Toronto. Biddy Wrestling practice set for 3:30 to 5:30 Wednesday and Friday for 6 to 12 year olds ahead of Saturday Junior Arrow Championship at Ashland High School with 25 wrestlers entered.
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Toronto
UPI
Cleveland Barons
Dennis Maruk
al MacAdam
Barons
Toronto Maple Leafs
Cleveland
Atlanta Flames
Jack Evans
Team Canada
MacAdam
Maruk
Jim Nielson
Dave Gardner
Brant Meeke
Maple Leafs
Lanny MacDonald
Dave Williams
Ashland High School
Gino Genovesi
Miller Cited Press International AA Player of the Year
Marquis Miller of Columbus St. Charles, a 6-6 four year starter, topped voting for the UPI Class AA player of the year with 19.7 points per game and 15 rebounds, edging West Lafayette Ridgewood’s Dave Olinger. Also named to the all Ohio first team were Lowrie, Dittmar, Pothast and others. Don Danhoff earned Special Mention for Willard.
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Columbus
UPI
Marquis Miller
Columbus St. Charles
Press International
Miller
Cardinals
West Lafayette Ridgewood
Dave Olinger
Olinger
Bob Lowrie
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Dave Dittmar
Tiltonsville
Buckeye South
Ken Pothast
Ottawa
Glanderf
St. Charles
Wally Teeters
Teeters
AAA
Linden McKinley
Newark
Ridgewood
Board of Coaches
Lowrie
Cathedral Atm
Dittmar
Pothast
Ottawa-Glandorf
North Bend Taylor
Art Fox
Tom Barringer
Elmwood
Eddie Crowe
Carlisle
Pete Hess
Elyria Catholic
Dewey Milton
Columbus Mifflin
Paul Williams
Akron South
Larry Wilson
Bexley
Jack Cole
Carrollton
Ron Myers
Sandy Valley
Rich Reed
Johnstown
Monroe
Willard
Don Danhoff
Danhoff
Flashes
Port Clinton
Lee Horne
Upper Sandusky
Randy Reile
Yankees face internal turmoil as spring bats stay quiet
The New York Yankees amid a noisy spring camp count a 6-5 record after a 4-3 win over the Dodgers. Manager Billy Martin criticizes Mickey Rivers for onfield mistakes, noting personal issues affecting play as teammates shift focus to other camps and results.
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UPI
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
New York Yankees
New York
Yankees
Billy Martin
Mickey Rivers
Rivers
Martin
Philadelphia Hillies
Mickey
Connie Mack
Billy the Kid
Ball Park
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Doug Ault
Texas
Toronto
Blue Jays
New York Mets
von Joshua
Dan Thomas
Jim Wohlford
Milwaukee Brewers
Seattle Mariners
Gene Tenace
San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs
Enos Cabell
Houston Astros
Angels Top Indians in 12-3 Exhibition Rout
Bruce Bochte powered the Angels with a three run homer and three other RBIs while John Briggs added a two run shot and a triple for a 12-3 win over Cleveland. Nolan Ryan fanned four in three innings before Irkwood relieved. Eckersley took the loss as the Indians fell to 8-5.
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Cincinnati Reds
Steve Kemp
Detroit Tigers
Montreal Expos
Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Fernando Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Juan
P.R
Dennis Walker
Oakland A's
San Francisco Giants
Tucson, Ariz
UPI
Bruce Bochte
John Briggs
California Anges
Cleveland Indians
Briggs
Jerry Remy
Angels
California
Nolan Ryan
Irkwood
Cleveland
Dennis Eckersley
Eckersley
Indians
Ling Sporting Goods Classified Ad
Ling Sporting Goods offers quick sale assistance. Call 668 to inquire about available merchandise and fast service.
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Ling Sporting Goods
Worcester Bowler Sets 587 In Tri County Session
Agnes Higgins reports Worcester bowler Louise Worcester posting a 234 in a 587 series for Connie's Laundry during the Tri County session at the Center. The recap lists multiple bowlers and scores across Kenilee Lanes and various leagues, highlighting strong totals from Dwight Tkach, Karen Finley, and others.
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Agnes Higgins
Louise Worcester
Connie
Center
Karen Berry
Mesenburg Bros
Mary Ann Stoll
Marilyn Friend
Bennett Electric
Lois Hales
The
Moose
Zaiie Reichert
Hoover Drywall
Helen Endsley
Modern Market
Shannon Thompson
Norwalk Furniture
Jean Cothran
Barb Lerch
Ireland’s Insurance
Jean Opperman
Lake Steel
Margaret Baldwin
Citizen's Bank
Dwight Tkach
Kenilee
Kenilee Lanes
Kev McCrain
Craig Schweifert
Chuck Alexander
Couch
Ron Hormell
Jayce
Behrendsen
Hank Reynolds
Rudy Love
Krupp Sunoco
Bill Finley
Tom Grose
Larry Finley
Ray Smith
Renee Johnson
Paulette Hipp
Carla van Vlerah
Karen Finley
Paula Hartley
Mary Lou Schwiefert
Kenilee Pro
Cathy Sommers
Connie Wilson
Lucky Lasses
Mert Diringer
Mary Beth O'Dell
Holman's Jewelers
Margaret Webb
Continental Cable
Pat Enright
Carol Rice
Scheid
Chris Sharpe
Hazel Harp
Harp
Ary Hammerschmidt
Sharpe
Peggy Finley
Alice Crist
Keenie Beck
Kaiser-Wells
Donna Smith
Gerber Funeral Home
Carol Fries
Myers Insurance
Greg Lonsway
Jerry Davis
Sheller Globe
Huron County Bank
Harry Meagrew
Paul Lehnert
Palmer
Don Minor
Deeble
Larry Beck
Sunoco
Mike Kluding
Angelo Cerilli
Norwalk
Juris Kangars
Bob McGuckin
al Preston
Milan Inn
Dick Vogt
Dave Searls
Reach Diversified
Dennis Blakely
Elenbaas Heating
Hank Landall
Gould
Duke Toth
Carl Camp
Becker
Hank Sellers
NBC
Curt Conley
Janice Camp
Joan C. Camp
Stieber
Doris Widman
Dublo
Verna O' Neil
Karen
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Norwalk Reflector
Jim Croce
Bill Buckingham
Cates
Maxie Tire
Whittlesey Ave
Sar
Top Indians
Wakeman Oil CO
Franklin St
Wakeman, Ohio
Aggie
Worcester
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