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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1965

Page

8

Thomas Breaks Up No Hit Bid As Red Sox Edge Angels

Lee Thomas, now with Boston, hit a clean eighth inning single to end Dean Chance's no hit bid. Chance fanned eight, allowed one run on a two-Base hit sequence, while Jerry Stephenson took the loss. Jose Cardenal and Albie Pearson scored for Boston bunting Chase earlier. Angels win 1-0.

Joe Gergen UPI Lee Thomas Los Angeles Thomas Boston Red Sox Dean Chance Cy Young Boston Chance Russ Nixon Carl Yastrzemski Mantilla Jerry Stephenson Fleet Jose Cardenal Albie Pearson Lennie Green Cardenal

Saints Lose Dual Meet To New London In Track Action

Saints fall to New London 72 46 in a track dual. Nickols Heydinger and Vegas won sprint events for St Pauls while Fantuzzo Wagner and Evans took field wins. Norwalk also dropped its meet. Kansas City hitters Mathews Segui led with a 15 hit night in baseball.

St. Paul’s New London Wildcats St. Paul's Nickols Heydinger Vegas Flyers Nickoli Tance Fantazzo Wagner Norwalk Saints Berlin Heights Nelson Mathews Ken Harrelson Kansas City Mathews Diego Segui

Liston Enters Final Phase Of Training In Dedham

Sonny Liston began the final phase of training in Dedham Massachusetts three weeks from the scheduled title fight with Cassius Clay in Boston. He sparred two rounds with three partners, worked bags and rope skipped, and answered reporters questions as he tried to shake off the Miami Beach defeat. Trainer Willie Reddish and manager Jack Nilon supported his statements regarding the Miami bout.

Dedham Mass UPI Sonny Liston Liston Cassius Clay Boston Miami Beach Fla Denver Rocky Mountain Clay Willie Reddish Reddish Jack Nilon

Norwalk Jr High Softball Edged 13 11 by Eagles

Norwalk junior high seventh and eighth grade softball fell 13 to 11 to Monroeville. Winning pitcher not listed. Grose hit two triples, Edwards had three singles and a double, Ward five singles. Seventh grade hosts North Fairfield Thursday.

Norwalk Monroeville Dick Vogt Grose Tom Edwards Jim Ward Edwards Ward North Fairfield

Salmon Returns to Indians for Series With Yankees

Panamanian Chico Salmon resumes with Cleveland after Army duty and a 86‑game .307 season. Catcher Doc Edwards joins New York via trade earlier, as the Indians seek better showing after a rough 1964 start against the Washington Nationals. Sonny Sieberg to start for Cleveland and Jim Bouton for the Yankees in the opener.

Cleveland UPI Chico Salmon New York Yankees Salmon Tribe Clevelanders Yankee Doc Edwards Kansas City John Blanchard Roland Sheldon Edwards Indians Athletics Dick Howser Joe Azcue Washington Sonny Sieberg Jim Bouton New York Yankees Redskins

Army Coach Locke Switches To Miami

Taylor Tates Locke, a two year Army coach who led the Cadets to a 40-13 record and two NIT third place finishes, resigns at West Point to become Miami University freshman coach on Sept 1 and then head coach in 1966-67 as Dick Schrider moves to Redskins athletic director duties. Frank Walter calls the move surprising and disappointing.

Costen Shockley Thomas New York Yankees Chance Angels Felix Mantilla Eddie Bressaud Mike Ryan Oxford Ohio UPI Taylor ‘Tates Locke Army West Point Miami University Miami Dick Schrider Redskins Frank Walter United States Military Academy Walter Academy Athletic Board The Frosh

Lost pet finder ad reach out now by calling 662-4241

Classified note urges owners to contact the finder about a missing pet by placing a Lost ad and calling 662 4241 for details and arrangement of return.

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