Old Fort Drops Eagles In Sectional Clash
Old Fort built a five run first inning to defeat Monroeville 7-4 in a sectional baseball game. Monroeville out hit 11-8 with Don Long leading the losers with three singles while Don Asselman Kim Christman and Tom Cline each added two hits. Eagles drop to 3-2 for the year.
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Monroeville High School
Old Fort
Eagle
Don Asselman
Monroeville
Don Long
Asselman
Tom Cline
Kim Christman
Harry Garverick
Eagles
Willard tops Galion 3-1 for fourth straight win
Willard Crimson Flashes beat Galion 3-1 to extend their winning streak to four. Freshman pitcher Ken Hampton improved to 2-0 with a six hitter, fanning four and walking one. Willard stays 4-6 overall and 3-5 in the Northern Ohio League.
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Ken Hampton
Willard
Lowell Luna
Ron Kessler
John
Western Reserve Tops Lakeside in Seven-Run Rally
Western Reserve improved to 2-5 after a six run fifth inning propelled an 8-7 win over Lakeside. Dean Rogers scored the go ahead run on a passed ball in the seventh as Rogers and Alt combined for 10 strikeouts. Strimpfel led the Riders with a double and a single. Grose and Weaver added singles.
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Western Reserve
Roughriders
Dean Rogers
Rogers
Charlie Alt
Mark Strimpfel
Bruce Grose
Chris Weaver
New London Tops St. Paul 169 178 At Ellis Country Club
New London improved to 7 1 with a 169 178 win over St Paul at Ellis Country Club. Stu Cooke led with 38 while Jim Martin 39 Kevin Heileman 43 and Dave Stover 49 contributed. Eric Theisen led Flyers with 41 and Jerry Didion 43 plus Mike Bleile 47 and Kevin McCrann 47.
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New London
St. Paul
Ellis Country Club
Stu Cooke
Jim Martin
Kevin Heileman
Dave Stover
Eric Theisen
Flyers
Jerry Didion
Mike Bleile
Kevin McCrann
Norwalk Reflector Want Ads Spur Quick Furniture Cash
Cash buyers read the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily for used furniture. Turn your furniture into quick cash by calling 662 4241.
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Cowens Havlicek Spark Celtics To 95 83 Victory
Boston guard Dave Cowens scored 30 and John Havlicek 28 as the Celtics built a 32-13 first-quarter lead and held off the Milwaukee Bucks 95-83 to take a 2-1 lead in the NBA final series. Henry Finkel added key second-quarter scoring while Boston’s pressure forced 11 Bucks turnovers.
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John Havlicek
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Celtics Press Caues Bucks Fatigue In Double Digit Win
The Celtics used a high pressure defense and drew Kareem Abdul Jabbar away from the basket to stifle Milwaukee. Abdul Jabbar led the Bucks with 26 points as Don Chaney and Jo Jo White limited Oscar Robertson in the early minutes. The teams meet again in Boston Sunday.
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Daily American League baseball slate with multiple matchups
The schedule lists pitchers and games across the American League including Texas at Boston with Jenkins facing Wise, Detroit at Minnesota, Chicago at Milwaukee, New York at Kansas City, Baltimore at California, and Cleveland at Oakland. Notable stat lines show hits, errors, and homer totals from Chicago, Detroit, New York, Baltimore, and California games with several homers by Downing Money Briggs Mitchell Braun Horton Pinson Solaita Rojas Oliver and eCraw.
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G. Perry
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Baltimore
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California
Chicago Minnesota
Kansas City
National League standings and results roundup
NL standings show St Louis and Montreal atop East with Chicago and New York trailing. Daily games feature Nelson at Chicago Frailing, Niekro at Pittsburgh, and Jones at New York. Key hits include Montanez first inning homer for Philadelphia and May homer for St Louis.
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Rose
Whippets Fall to Shelby In NOL Tennis Match
Norwalk High loses 6-1 to Shelby the NOL leader. Only win comes from Berry and Elmer in first doubles 7-6 7-6. Singles results include Strafchuck over Berry 6-1 6-2 and Steele over Elmer 6-2 6-7 6-3. Team records list Berry Monnes 8-2 in singles and 7-1 in doubles with Elmer.
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Bill Miller
Shelby Friday
Doug Berry
Doug Elmer
Andy Strafchuck
Ken Steele
Shelby
Rick Shedenheim
Mike Perman
Jim Hoffecker
Bob Battiste
Berry
Strafchuck
Elmer
Steele
Marty Perry
Andy Smith
Mark
Monnes
Uselton Near No Hitter in First South Central Start
Greenwich South Central High School junior Ben Uselton came within two outs of a no hitter in his first start for the South Central team Friday. He carried a no hit bid into the seventh inning before a stray hit ended the gem.
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South Central
Greenwich
South Central High School
Ben Uselton
Flyers Rally Past Norwalk St Paul 5 2 in Tennis Duel
Norwalk St Paul defeated New London 5 2 as Kam Amato and Al Meyers won both singles and teamed to win the doubles. Mark Killgrove and Jamie Hobbs earned wins for New London while Burnie Yoder defeated Ron Schnee for the Wildcats.
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Rich Reichert
Kam Amato
Jamie Hobbs
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al Meyers
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Ron Schnee
St. Paul
Mark Bresson
Kevin Murray
Flyers
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Schnee
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Maravich Traded to New Orleans Franchise
NBA star Pete Maravich will join the yet unnamed New Orleans team after leaving the Atlanta Hawks. The deal reportedly exceeds 300000 dollars per year for multiple seasons, with New Orleans surrendering 1974 first round, 1975 first and second round picks and a 1976 77 swap if Hawks lead in drafts. Maravich, LSU legend, was the league’s second leading scorer last season.
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Aggie's Scorecard Leads Bowlers In Sunday Mixed League
Agnes Higgins reports final night action with Hank Sellers posting 224 and 577 series while Don Reed added 223 553 and Jim Rister 537. Lois Lockwood topped Spares & Strikes with 557 and Ruth Ritz led Cedar Classic with a 179 average as Holden's ties fell short in Sandusky.
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Willard High records golf win over Buckeye Central
Willard High School posted a 173 to 193 victory at Willard Country Club on Friday. The win boosts Willard to 5-6-1. Medalists were John Wiers Dan Bourma and John Frye with 43 each. Larry Lawson shot 44 and Jim Wiles 50. Buckeye Central led by Steve Carl with 46.
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John Wiers
Dan Bourma
John Frye
Larry Lawson
Jim Wiles
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