Monroeville Meets Western Reserve In Sectional Final
In Monroeville versus Western Reserve for the sectional baseball title, Monroeville defeated Milan 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Rich Turner pitched all 10 innings with 18 strikeouts and six hits allowed. Milan pitcher Tom Grell suffered the loss after yielding two hits and 13 strikeouts. Milan led 1-0 in the fourth on Denny Wollam’s score, added another on a Schlessman single in the fifth, but Monroville answered with two runs in the bottom of the fifth via a Don Boric double driving in Lund and Schlacher. Both teams were kept scoreless afterward.
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Monroeville
Western Reserve
Milan
Rich Turner
Eagles
Tom Grell
Denny Wollam
Toole
Schlessman
Monoreville
Don Boric
Lund
Schlacher
Schlader
Crestview
Schlemeyer
Frary
Anthony
Addison
Nagel
Chet Fairchild
Spear
Fairchild
Rough Riders
Norwalk Second in Perkins Relays
Norwalk finished 2nd at the Perkins Relays behind North Olmstead with 98 points to 102. Ten new records were set. Norwalk claimed two, including a 47 second 440 yard relay and a 128 feet 21/2 inch shot put. Margaretta set 32 feet 6 inch top in pole vault while Norwalk vault was 31 feet 6 inches.
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Perkins
Norwalk
North Olmstead
Bob Huston
Jim Worman
Rich Lawrie
Invitational Mile Relay and Field Events Results
Track meet results list placements for multiple events including mile relay, shot put, discus, high jump, long jump, pole vault, distance medley, 440 yard relay, shuttle relay, spring medal, 880 relay, and distance relays. Notable teams include Norwalk, North Olmstead, Margaretta, Elyria Catholic, Clyde, Lakeside, Perkins, Plymouth, Huron, and Lorain with several top finishes across events. In a baseball note, Western Reserve defeated Crestview 12–3, with Schlader winning on the mound and Frary taking the loss. Crestview scored all runs in the fourth inning.
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Norwalk
North Olmstead
Clyde
Margaretta
Elyria Catholic
Lakeside
Perkins
Plymouth
Huron
Lorain St. Mary's
Randy Miller
Norm Blymer
Dave Schild
North Olm
Lorain
New London
Elyria
Indians Blown Out In Doubleheader By Senators
Cleveland loses 3-2 and 4-2 before 13,414 at Municipal Stadium. Tebbetts scolded the club after the sweep, with fielding lapses sparking both games. Chuck Hinton, Don Lock, Leon Wagner, Max Alvis, and Rocky Colavito featured in the tight losses as Mike McCormick and Buster Nerum earned wins. Tebbetts pledged outfield drill to address the errors.
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Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Municipal Stadium
Chuck Hinton
Jim King
Chuck Brinkman
Brinkman
Hinton
Belfary Driving Yankees Batty
The Yankees signed rookie Curt Belfary with an unusual setup as he receives a semi monthly pay check and funds for college from the club. Three years ago New York paid an $18 000 bonus and agreed to cover his education at Wagner College, a legal arrangement that remains unresolved publicly.
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NEW York
UPI
Curt Blefary
Yankees
Blefary
Wagner College
Blefary Trade Spurs Orioles-Brooklyn Rivalry Edge
Brooklyn born 21 year old Blefary left the Yankees for the Orioles on waivers for 8000 dollars after a roster move between Bright and Blefary. Now in Baltimore he delights in beating his former team and did so with a three run homer in a 10 4 win.
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Baltimore
Yankees
Blefary
Harry Bright
Bright
Orioles
Bowling Friday Night Earlybirds Leads In Scores And Awards
Rexall Drug and Connie's Coin-op top the list with high team and individual scores. Hergatt's takes high team series and single game honors while M Arthur posts the top 200s at 209. Names include B Stewart, B Rutherford, B Rock, L Becker, D Bartow, M Arthur, D Haue pricht, R Gurney, R Schneble, and V Charity.
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Rexall Drug
Connie’s
Roth’s Antiques
MacDonald Realty
Eagles Aux
T-J'S
Haas Construction
Fanny Farmer
Hergatt
M. Arthur
D. Hauepricht
R. Gurney
R. Schneble
V. Charity
F. Stotts
KR. Vogt
M. Grinold
T. Elue
D. Stallkamp
C. Knoll
G. Rickard
L. Mills
A. Gardner
Ek. Rupp
Baseball Standings and Scores Roundup
Major and national league standings shown with team W L records and games back. Yesterday results include Washington 3 4, Cleveland 2 2, Baltimore 4 5, New York 2 0 in 1st game 10 innings, Boston 2 10, Detroit 1 3, Minnesota 24, Chicago 1 5 in 1st game 10, plus Angels 10 Kansas City incomplete. Saturday results list Cleveland 7 Washington 2, New York 9 Baltimore 4, Chicago 2 Minnesota Detroit 9, Boston 8, Angeles 3, Kansas City 2. In NL and other leagues Cincinnati 12 5, Houston 12 7, Chicago 8 5, St Louis 8 5, Phila 8 9, Milwaukee 7 8, San Fran 8 10, Pittsburgh 6 12, New York 6 13. St Louis 9 5 Pittsburgh 5 4, Chicago 6 Houston 3. Day night Milwaukee 6 Philadelphia Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 2 night.
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W. L. Pet
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Los Ang
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Angeles
Nationaleague W.L. Pet
Cincinnati
Log Ang
Houston
St. Louis
Phila
Milwaukee
San Fran
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Fish and Game Hearing Scheduled for May 4 in Norwalk
The Huron County Fish and Game Hearing will meet Tuesday May 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Farmers Production Credit Arena Building 55 N White Clsey Ave Norwalk. Ohio Division of Wildlife staff will be on hand to answer questions. All interested fishermen and hunters are invited.
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Huron County Fish and Game
Farmers Production Credit Aren
N. White Clesey Ave
Norwalk
Findlay
Ohio Division of Wildlife
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Dave Robinson
Jack Gelvin
Tance
Joe Dudley
Memorial Lake
Dudley
Karl E. Schauss
Banks Maxwell
Ft. Worth
Texas
Stead
Eugene Reineck
Reineck
Louis G. Frey
Larry Sturgill
Tribe
Max Alvis
Don Lock
Lock
King
Senators
Rocky Colavito
Leon Wagner
Don McMahon
Sam McDowell
Gary Bell
Mike McCormick
Buster Nerum
Tebbetts
New York Yankees
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WE Home Savings and Loan No
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Norwalk, Ohio
Belfary
Batty
B. Stewart
B. Rutherford
B. Rock
L. Becker
D. Bartow
Office Bar
VFW
Landmark
Johns Manville
Norwalk Foundry
American Legion
Faulhaber
D. Vogt
B. Zureich
D. Sarr
Tri-County League
Hergatt’s
Schild’s
IGA
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Norwalk Laundry
Kate’s Place
Adria’s
Meyer’s Chevrolet
Bell Dairy
Elk’s Battles Insurance
Old Dutch
Kay's Shoes
Maxie Tire
Becker's Chips Heuston Funeral
Martin Rental
Berry's Restaurant
W.L. Mead
Elk’s
Johnson Jewelry
Norwalk Car Leasing
Home Sav. & Loan
Columbia Gas Co
Gaumont Nursing Home
M.L
Los Angeles
Benedict Ave
MET
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Bilis
Ohio House
Ohio Fair Appointment Committee
Walter Davis
E. Main
Columbus
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