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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1967
Page
6
Norwalk Highs Trucker track team aims for its first Northern Ohio League title against favorites Tiffin Columbian and Shelby. Coach Hershey lists key entries from shot put to mile relay and notes Randy Miller's pole vault hopes after a fiberglass pole break.
Norwalk High School gymnasts staged a sophisticated Thursday night exhibition at the Norwalk Auditorium. About thirty students showcased handstands leap frog jumps and back flips while Darryl Rollins and Frank Allen provided comic relief in stage outfits.
The American League standings show Detroit and Chicago tied for first at 11 7 with a .611 percentage, New York 9 8 .529, Washington 10 9 .526, and Boston 9 9 .500. Results list several daily games with scores, rain postponement at Kansas City, and upcoming matchups across the league.
Milan defeated Monroeville 4-2 to hand Monroeville its first earned run off Milan pitching this season. Paul Toole pitched a complete game scattering three hits with five strikeouts as Milan moved to 6-1 and Monroeville dropped to 3-1. Milan meets Western Reserve next while Monroeville faces Berlin Heights.
Softball players 35 and over are needed for two teams in the Nor walk Oldtimer's League. A signup meeting is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at the Knights of Columbus building on West Main Street. Men interested should attend. teams are sponsored by J.C. Penney Co. and the Knights of Columbus.
The St. Paul Flyers improved to 7-1 this season by defeating Crestline 6-1 on Crestline’s three courts. Singles results favor SP: John Amato 8-2 Steve Reidel. Chris Amato 8-4 Dick Thompson. Norb Smith 8-3 Mike Arter. Joe Mellen 8-3 Chuck Brooks. Tom Furey 8-1 Herb Huber.
Norwalk golfers edged Willard 5-4 in a NOL match. Tim Fauber and Bill Terry won as 3rd and 4th men, dropping Willard from the first place tie. Fauber and Terry each shot 40, Langhurst 54, Van Laar 49, Young 42, McCarty 2 points to Thompson.
Willard beat New London 5 to 1 as Jim Mask pitched two hits allowed with nine strikeouts. Mask scored in the first, fifth, and sixth innings aided by errors and timely hits from Predieri Teglovic Buss and Mask. Norwalk and Willard golf squads posted strong showings as Norwalk set for away matches and Willard eyed a run at Galion in a pivotal league push.
Norwalk seventh graders won 59 18 while eighth graders triumphed 50 45 against Bellevue. Sonny Coles swept events with a 330 yard run in 41.6, high jump of 5 feet 41/2 inches, and 100 yard hurdles in 13.3. The team has two wins in three meets and faces Willard at Whitney Field next Wednesday.
Port Clinton beat Norwalk 6-1 on Friday. Norwalk’s Dave Hughes and John Comyns won a doubles point with Pat Hughes and Jerry Sandvick. Singles saw Carl Rickel and John Lay dominate, while Pat Hughes and Jerry Sandvick claimed wins for Norwalk. Norwalk travels to Bellevue next.
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