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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1966
Page
6
St Pauls High School fought to a draw with Vermilion High School after a deciding doubles match where Glenn Tinker and Norb Smith recovered from a 3-6 first set to force a stalemate in Monday’s afternoon meet.
In a sectional tennis clash, Charles Amato defeated Alan Hollosy 6 1 6 0 while John Amato fell to Ralph Mayer 6 2 6 1. Doubles faced a stoppage after a 9 6 2 9 7 set and a 3 6 9 7 tie.
Camilo Pascual, two weeks ahead of his 1965 timetable, pitched through a shoulder ailment that followed an oper ation. The Cuban right hander regained his speed and won his sixth game of 1966 as the Twins beat Washington 2 1 on a ninth inning bases loaded walk. Harmon Killebrew started the late rally with a single and the sequence continued with Andy Kosco, Sandy Valdespino, Bernie Allen, and Casey Cox.
Detroit Tigers manager Charling Dressen, 67, was admitted to a city hospital with arm and chest pains amid fears of a second heart attack in about 14 months. Doctors said it could take several days to determine heart damage.
The Norwalk St. Paul Flyer Junior High boys beat South Central 86 to 13 in their second meet of the season. Jayvees Mark Dial Steve Collins Dan Schaffer and Jack Lodermeier set records in sprints and hurdles and Roy Mayle posted 27.3 in the 220. The Saints host the first annual St. Paul Junior High Invitational at Whitney Field with Wellington Willard New London and Huron participating.
Sam McDowell recalls a dramatic April 11 game when Frank Howard hit a change up for Washington, delivering a spine chilling lesson that the pitch has its limits. The tale underscores the risks and surprises of relying on a breaking ball in key moments.
Sam McDowell, 23, rides a four game winning streak as he squares off with the Senators in Cleveland for a three game set. He recalls a change up that fooled Chuck Howard and vows to avoid repeating mistakes while leading the American League with 67 strikeouts.
Dallas sportscaster Frank Glieber, 32, will be the Cleveland Browns television play-by-play announcer this year. He replaces Ken Coleman who left to cover baseball for the Boston Red Sox. Glieber previously called the NFL Playoff Bowl, the Cotton Bowl and the Blue-Gray Bowl at season end 1965.
Springfield Ohio basketball star Jody Finney a 6 foot 4 All Ohio guard from Springfield South announced he will enroll at Ohio State University this fall. Finney accepted a grant in aid and will join two other first team All Ohioans at Ohio State Dave Sorenson of Findlay and Eddie Jacobs of Wellston.
The 1965 Girls Inter-City Softball League team was chosen last Saturday. Captain Jackie Kehle leads a squad including Linda Boehler Nancy Wechter Pat Flemming Chris Calhoun Carl Dobbs Linda Bergstedt Sally Weinert Linda Coe Marty Fink Kathy Phillips Sharon Hipp genet F Fisher Karen Garner Alena Smith and Sandy eitz. Sponsored by Hergatt's Lettering of Norwalk, the team is managed by Elain Timmerman and Ann Brown as rival towns Milan Bellevue Huron Monroeville Willard join the season which opens Monday June 13.
Clevite Harris crushed Lutheran Church 21-0 in a detailed B Division game with 19 hits and 12 opponent errors. Hergatts Western edged Glass Bar 11-10 as Mick Murphy went 4-for-4 and Jim Gravenhurst added three hits. Janesville Cotton routed Durable Mat 19-6 behind five first inning runs and nine in the second. Luke Barnes earned the win with a three-hitter.
Probate records reveal wills admitted to probate or record for many estates. Appointments as executors administrators and guardians appear with inventories and appraised values, bonds filed, and real estate transfers or sales ordered in numerous cases across dated administrations.
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