Norwalk Five Trucker Thinclads Lead Regional Bid
Norwalk will carry its banner into the Mansfield Mehock Field regional meet next Saturday after finishing at Sandusky district action. The Norwalk squad placed third overall, 2 1/2 points behind Fremont Ross, with Sandusky leading the team scoring at 93, followed by Fremont Ross 24 1/2, Norwalk 22, and others.
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Norwalk Track Team Qualifies for Mansfield Regional
Max Holtz wins the 440 in 52.8 to set a school record as Norwalk earns two regional qualifiers. The 880 relay team of Jim Foos, Randy Miller, Dave Robinson, and Jack Gelvin place second with 1:33.4. Norwalk also scores in 100, 220, high hurdles, and pole vault, while Gelvin narrowly misses two more finals. Season ends with six dual wins, one loss, plus a Perkins triangular win and a Perkins Invitational second.
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Harry Meagrew
Norwalk
Mansfield
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Randy Miller
Dave Robinson
Jack Geilvin
Gelvin
Perkins
Berlin Heights
Chicago White Sox surge AL lead with two win sweep
Chicago White Sox, boosted by Lopez’s belief and strong pitching, swept the Los Angeles Angels 2-5 and 4-2 to extend their lead to two and a half games over Minnesota. John Buzhardt and Tommy John earned decisive wins, Eddie Fisher notching his ninth save.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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Eddie Fisher
Baseball Roundup: Sox, Twins, Orioles shine in key games
Bill Skowron drove in three runs with three hits including his fourth homer as the Pale Hose topped the Angels after three mis cues in the second game. Ron Hansen's two run triple in the seventh produced the winning runs. Ed Charles also delivered a decisive three run homer in the 10th in Baltimore. Jim Gentile and Dick Green contributed in a different win, while the Twins fell short with DiVa and Hall homers in a loss. Moe Drabowsky earned his first 1965 win after Landis broke a 2-2 tie. Orioles slugged four homers including Jim Palmer’s first major league win. Aparicio’s two run shot gave Baltimore the lead in the sixth with Blefary’s eighth inning double sealing it. Blefary and Siebern also homered.
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Buzhardt
Pale Hose
Angel
Ron Hansen
Kansas City Athletics
Haywood Sullivan
Minnesota
Ed Charles
Jim Gentile
Dick Green
Tony Diiva
Jim Hall
Twins
Jim
Baltimore
Yankee
Jim Palmer
Luis Aparicio
Orioles
Curt Blefary
Blefary
Norm Sieburn
Amatos Qualify For District Tennis Tourney
Charles and John Amato reach the Northwestern Ohio District Tennis Tournament at the University of Toledo after defeating Fostoria Vermilion and Fremont rivals in the Sandusky sectional. They beat Fostoria 7 5 6 2 Vermilion 6 4 6 1 and Fremont 6 1 6 0 in Friday rounds.
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Amato
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Snyder
Flyers
Don Martin
Vermillion
Hollosy
Tribe Splits Doubleheader in Washington Series
Luis Tiant recovered from a prior beating as Cleveland split the four game set with Washington. In the nightcap Fred Whitfield hit a grand slam after Joe Azcue's two run homer capped a five run fifth inning. Ralph Terry pitched to try for his 109th win but Dick Donovan allowed a homer in the 11th as Washington won 8-7. The Indians rallied for five in the ninth to win the opener 8-7.
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UPI
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Baltimore
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Indians
Joe Azcue
Tribe
Whitefield
Ralph Terry
Terry
Dick Donovan
Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Snapshot
Sunday results show Baltimore beating New York 7 to 5 while Boston edged Detroit 5 to 0. Leaders include Cleveland and Washington 7 to 3, Chicago over Los Angeles 5 to 4, and New York sweeping Cincinnati 8 to 5. Additional notes list St Louis over Pittsburgh 6 to 3 and Milwaukee defeating Philadelphia 8 to 6 with ten innings played.
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