Trucker Nine Nips Willard 9-7 in NOL clash
The Truckers beat Willard 9-7 as eight runs came in the second inning. Scott Hunter homered and fought back with a two run shot while Pat Mitre, Kim Risner and Dan Kerkhoff contributed key hits and RBIs. Risner earned the win, Luna the loss. The win lifts Norwalk Trucker record to 6-6 in the NOL and 7-8 overall.
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Paul Schwartz
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Steve Hester
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Dan Kerkhoff
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Kerkhoff
Mike Pugh
Luna
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Willoughby
Honeycutt Throws One-Hitter in S C Victory over St Peter
Clyde Honeycutt dominated Mansfield St Peter with a one hitter, boosting South Central to a 7-2 win. Ebinger drove in three, Bond and Jacobs added key hits, and Honeycutt fanned 14 with five walks as St Peter dropped to 1-? on the season.
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Aggie's Scorecard Highlights Mixed Bowling Session
Agnes Higgins reports Carol Scheetz led the Sunday Mixed with games of 185 and 204 for a 550. Paul Osborne added a 236 and 549, Dick Folk 194 for 528, and Bill Hartsock 525. Other top scorers included Marilyn Friend 523, John Scheetz 522, Bob Roderick Sr. 517, Jim Rister 209 for 509, Hank Sellers 507, Jim Watkins 202, Jim Romell 194, Elaine Haynes 190, and Betty Hartsock 174. The Kenilee Lanes Champs crown went to the Champs team in the Maple City Circuit with trophies to Crow, Haldeman, Kluding, Collier, and Diringer. Mert Diringer earned top average and season-high 541. Cathy Sommers won high handicap series 635 and 218 single. Dorothea Jackson had a 241 high handicap. Beverly Dankmyer earned the W I B C Achievement Award for a 26-pin rise. Officers for 1973-74 include President June Tkach and others. Factory Outlet placed 31st in the Women’s Inter-City Tournament with 2835. Mary Miller 17th in singles with 665. Dorothy Scheid 21st with 1205. prize lists note improvements and Ohio State Tournament prospects. Golf highlights show two rounds completed with leaders Ivalene DeBolt, Karen Higgins, and Eleanor Frederick, totaling 91 points. Eleanor leads with 44 points. Jackie White and Veloris Temple each had notable holes and low nets went to Temple, Rose Brady, and Mary Ann Adams.
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Paul Osborne
Dick Folk
Bill Hartsock
Marilyn Friend
John Scheetz
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Hank Sellers
Jim Watkins
Jim Romell
Elaine Haynes
Betty Hartsock
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Grace Crow
Dorothy Haldeman
Betty Kluding
Marilyn Collier
Mert Diringer
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Dorothea Jackson
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Barb Libbee
Tina Bradley
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Mary Miller
Ivalene DeBolt
Karen Higgins
Eleanor Frederick
Eleanor
Esther Powell
Jackie White
Veloris Temple
Molly Peckham
Evelyn Fauber
Rose Brady
Mary Ann Adams
Tie Breaker Plan Outlined by NBA GMs at Arizona Meeting
NBA general managers draft a five step tie breaking method to determine home court in conference finals and suggest delaying the college draft until after playoffs. They also propose moving it from the 17 city teleconference to a single central location and present to the Board of Governors June in Los Angeles.
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NBA Not Firing Me Kennedy Denies Ouster Move
NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy dismissed Chicago reports that owners planned to oust him during next month’s meeting in Los Angeles. Kennedy said there is no movement to fire him or buy out his contract, noting commissioners face owner unhappiness due to decisions. Red Auerbach said no indication of a ouster at board meetings. The piece also notes elections of NBA physicians officers and proposals for stronger coach influence on officials.
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Buffalo
Classified Want Ads Call to Rent or Sell
Local notice invites readers to use Want Ads for renting selling and hiring services. Call 662 4241 to reach an ad writer and place an ad today.
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Area Drivers Look Good At Sandusky
In Sandusky Area drivers George Friend Boyd Martin and Bill Stauder headline a Sunday program at Sandusky International Speedway. Friend owner of Bleise Racing Special earned a dash second and a feature fourth after a heat third. Martin dominated stock division with heat pursuit and feature wins while Stauder set a track record in qualifying. Jim Linder of Fremont impressed the modifieds by winning four events.
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Chionoi Named Boxer of the Month by WBA
Chartchai Chionoi of Thailand won the vacant flyweight title in Bangkok with a fifth round technical knockout of Fritz Chervet of Switzerland. He was named Boxer of the Month by the World Boxing Association on Friday.
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