Norwalk Netmen Blank Bucyrus In 5-0 Tennis Win
Norwalk High swept Bucyrus 5-0 at Bucyrus as Dave Hughes Jim Calhoun Terry Goodsite and John Comyns each won singles matches. In doubles Ted Whitney and Jerry Sandvick won 7-5 7-5. Norwalk eyes regional entries May 10 at Fremont and faces Port Clinton Friday at home.
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Bucyrus
Dave Hughes
Randy Clady
Jim Calhoun
Dean Schell
Terry Goodsite
Dave Hartmann
John Comyns
Tom Guinther
Ted Whitney
Jerry Sandvick
Jim Nelson
Dennis Striker
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmer Smith
Calhoun
Goodsite
Truckers
Port Clinton
Sam McDowell Dominates With 16 K's In Indians Victory
Cleveland pitcher Sam McDowell struck out a career high 16 as the Indians beat Oakland 3 1. He allowed three hits and drove in the go ahead run. McDowell threw 119 pitches and did not walk a batter while Alvin Dark praised his finishing strength.
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Cleveland
UPI
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
McDowell
Oakland
McDow
Alvin Dark
Sam
Dark
Reserve Stops Champion Eagles In Bettsville Conference Clash
Western Reserve defeated Monroeville 5 to 2 as Ron Schneider allowed two hits and faced control issues in early innings. Wally Petrie drove in two for the Eagles, while Reserve capitalized on Monroville’s five errors to grab the win.
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Monroeville
Bettsville
Western Reserve
Reserve
Eagle
Bill Fugel
Roughriders
Ron Schneider
Eagles
Wally Petrie
Pipers Reinstate Hawkins For Playoff Push
The Pittsburgh Pipers replaced Connie Hawkins on the injury list then brought him back as a starter. The team heads home with a potential shot at the ABA title.
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New Orleans
UPI
Pittsburgh Pipers
Connie Hawkins
Pipers
NL Linksmen Win Sixth in Conference Play
New London defeated Ashland 8 to 5 at Rolling Acres to win its sixth golf match of the season. Carl Sengstock and Rollie Ulm each notched two points with rounds of 40 and 41 respectively. John Charella and Dwight Gessner won as Ashland opponents posted 46 and 44. The Lakeland Conference Tournament is set for Friday at Rolling Acres starting at noon.
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Rolling Acres
Carl Sengstock
John Edwards
Rollie Ulm
Mike Bucatti
John Charella
Charlie Davis
Dwight Gessner
Jack Armstrong
John Nagle
John Sutherland
Doyle Neil
Roger Stover
Baseball standings and tonight's pitching matchups
Standings show California 5 Boston 3 Cleveland 3 Oakland 1 Detroit 3 Minnesota 2 Baltimore 6 New York 1 Chicago 4 Washington 1. Probable pitchers listed for several matchups including Ellis at San tiago and Chance at Sparma. Friday's games include New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at New York among others.
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Milan's Bill Toole Throws No-Hitter For Milan Victory
Milan pitcher Bill Toole hurled a no hit no run game as Milan beat Berlin Heights 3-0. Facing 25 batters he walked one, with three errors accounting for Berlin’s baserunners. Bruce Swicker and John Lewis produced the first run on a second inning single, while Terry Van Offern’s third inning homer provided insurance along with Mark Vanderpool’s single.
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Bill Toole
Berlin Heights
Toole
Berlin
Indians
Bruce Swicker
John Lewis
Mark Vanderpool
Terry van Offern
Hillsdale Edges South Central In Low-Scoring Win
Hillsdale High School edged South Central 3-2 after taking a three run first inning lead. South Central added two in the second but Hillsdale held on as John Lofland stole second and advanced, while Bob Smith pitched well for South Central and Kaufman limited the Trojans to three hits.
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Greenwich — Hillsdale High School
South Cenat
South Central
Trojans
John Lofland
Bob Smith
Hillsdale
Kaufman
Saints erupt for 17 0 win over Green Springs
St. Paul baseball cruised to a 17 0 victory at Green Springs in two innings as senior Dick Hillman allowed two hits over six innings. Frank led the offense with a first inning and ninth inning drives while Wasiniak Mushett Rospert and Haeuptle added key hits. The Flyers, now 7 0 on the season, travel to York next week and host Milan at McGuan Park.
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Green Springs
St. Paul
Mike Gottfried
Bloomville
Dick Hillman
Ron Ridge
Bill Rospert
Don Skinn
Mike Mushett
Wasiniak
Frank
Mushett
Rospert
Tom Haeuptle
Flyers
York
Milan
McGuan Park
Flyer Netmen Top Huron for Second Time
St Paul Flyer tennis team defeated Huron 6-1 for the second time this season. Sophomore Chris Amato earned his ninth straight win, Norb Smith also won, and Tom Schaffer and John Hug won doubles with Amato/Smith rallying from a 14-12 first set to take 6-0 6-1. Huron’s Stan Miller won against Tim Wiedemann 6-0 6-2. The Saints travel to Wellington Friday.
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St. Paul Flyer
Saints
Mike Ebert
Chris Amato
Tom Williamson
Norb Smith
John Hardy
Tom Schaffer
Alan Monnich
John Hug
Bill Scott
Stan Miller
Tigers
Tim Wiedemann
Amato
Smith
Williamson
Hardy
Hug
Schaffer
Mennich
Scott
Wellington
Norwalk Banquet Honors Local Athletes at JH Cafeteria
Athletes from Nor walk and St Paul will be honored Wednesday night at the Nor walk Junior High cafeteria at 6 30 p m Tickets remain available through the high school office and at usual outlets through Saturday.
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Norwalk
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