Norwalk High Wins Narrow Track Meet Over Shelby and Tiffin
Norwalk High edges Shelby by half a point to take second at the Northern Ohio meet, Shelby wins with 222 points. Gary Draxler leads with high jump win, Shadle anchors mile relay to a Norwalk school record, 3:35.5. Tiffin Columbian places strong with 49 points. Upper Sandusky and Willard also score.
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Tiffin
Norwalk High Truckers
Howard Hershey
Tiffin Columbian
Truckers
Shelby
Harry Gordon
Chuck Flickinger
Rod Sehle
Dave Shadle
Shadle
Doug Hamilton
Norwalk
Mansfield
Gary Draxler
Draxler
Keith Morris
Upper Sandusky
Dave Utz
Travis Chapin
Rick Noss
Tim King
Willard
Barrison
Flashes
Dave Cox
Mike Lewellyn
Bill Grossman
Dan Hartenstein
Gary Coleman
Gary Kooken
Phil Hammon
Chuck Barrison
Mike Hare
Upper Sandus
Bellevue
Galion
Bucyrus
Indians extend win streak as Siebert, Williams shut out Twins
Indians manager Alvin Dark praised his pitchers after Sonny Siebert and Stan Williams limited Minnesota to two hits in a 2-1 victory. Siebert drove in a run and scored the go ahead run as Cleveland stretched its streak to four and lowered its ERA to .250. McDowell to face Stottlemyre at Yankee Stadium in next game before a four game set at Baltimore.
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NEW York
UPI
Cleveland
Indians
Alvin Dark
Siebert
Minnesota
Leon Wagner
Bob Allison
John Roseboro
Ron Clark
Twins
Allison
Vic Davalillo
Larry Brown
Jim Merritt
Tribe
al Worthington
Jose Cardenal
Wagner
California
Sam McDowell
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankee Stadium
Baltimore
Orioles
Standings and results from Sunday baseball games
Detroit 5 California 2 Cleveland 2 Minnesota 1 Baltimore 8 Washington 0 Oakland 3 Boston 2 Chicago 5 NY 1. NY 4 Chicago 1 in first game, NY 1 Chicago 1 in second. Probable pitchers listed for several matchups with late-night games. NL standings shown with St Louis leading at 15 8. Chicago NY and Pittsburgh Philadelphia results noted.
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California
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Oakland
Boston
Chicago
Chance
Nash
John
Clark
Sparma
Leonhard
New York
Stottlemyre
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Fran
Los Ang
Jarvis
Perry
Lemaster
Seaver
Gibson
Fryman
Culver
Jenkins
Hartenstein
Hernandez
Regan
Handley
Koosman
Shaw
Grote
Johnson
Cardwell
Taylor
Walker
Wickersham
Moose
May
L. Jackson
Farrell
Boozer
Ryan
Dalrymple
Washington Ll
California Ll
Leo Durocher Denies Feud With Press
New York UPI report says Cubs manager Leo Durocher denies a feud with the press. He explains closing the clubhouse after games while following a Baseball Commissioner’s directive to notify reporters in advance.
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New York
UPI
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Leo
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Durocher
Verlon Walker
Walker
William D. Eckert
Nbc-Tv
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Hank
Aaron
P.S
Mets
De Vicenzo Wins Houston Champions International
Roberto De Vicenzo captured the Houston Champions International with a final round 68 to finish 10 under par 274, edging Lee Trevino by one stroke. He checked his scorecard with PGA director Jack Tuthill, joking that he would need a lawyer before signing.
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Houston
UPI
Roberto de Vicenzo
Buenos Aires
U.S
de Vicenzo
Lee Trevino
Frank Beard
Ohioans Drafted by ABA Teams in Early Rounds
Seven Ohio college players were drafted by ABA teams. Bill Hasket of Ohio State to Pittsburgh, Walt Piatkowski of Bowling Green to Denver, Bob Quick of Xavier to Indiana, Al Dixon of Bowling Green and Fred Foster of Miami to Kentucky. Al Knott of Cedarville to Minnesota in rounds beyond the first five, and Al Hairston of Bowling Green to Kentucky. Dixon has signed with Kentucky.
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Dallas
UPI
Ohio
American Basketball Association
Bill Hasket
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Walt Piatkowski
Bowling Green
Denver
Bob Quick
Xavier
Indiana
al Dixon
Fred Foster
Miami
Kentucky
al Knott
Cedarville
Minnesota
al Hairston
Dixon
Riessen Wins Regio Calabria Tennis Final
Marty Riessen of Hinsdale Illinois defeated Ilie Nastase of Romania 3-6 3-6 6-3 6-4 6-2 to win the men's singles. Helen Gourlay of Australia beat Alice Tym of Gainesville Florida 6-4 8-6 to win the women's final.
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Reggio Calabria
Italy
UPI
Marty Riessen
Hinsdale
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Australia
Helen Gourlay
Alice Tym
Gainesville
Fla
Orsolics Defends European Welterweight Title Tonight
Defending European welterweight champion Johann Orsolics of Austria puts his title on the line against Italian champion Bruno Arcari. Orsolics, a former chimney sweep, has won all 15 of his pro fights.
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Vienna
UPI
Johann Orsolics
Austria
Bruno Arcari
Orsolics
Norwalk St. Paul Elect Varsity Club Officers
Norwalk St. Paul athletes elected officers for the Varsity Club for next year. Dave Wasiniak will be president and Dave Heyman the vice president. Other officers include Tom Weisenberger secretary Steve Missler treasurer and sergeant at arms Brad Tinker and Dick Missler.
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Norwalk St. Paul
Dave Wasiniak
Dave Heyman
Tom Weisenberger
Steve Missler
Brad Tinker
Dick Missler
Elford and Magliolo win 52nd Targa Florio in record time
Vic Elford of Britain and Umberto Magliolo of Italy drove a Porsche 907 to victory in record time Sunday at the 52nd Targa Florio classic road race in Palermo Sicily.
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Palermo
Sicily
UPI
Vic Elford
Britain
Umberto Magliolo
Italy
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