Which Sport Is Our National Pastime
Miss America 1971 Phyllis George says there is no single national pastime. She notes hockey in Boston or Detroit, basketball in Milwaukee, baseball in Baltimore, and football in Texas as regional favorites, stressing variety in sports across the country. She recalls meeting stars like Mantle Namath Musial and Fregosi.
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America
San Francisco Giants
Tom Seaver
Vida Blue
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Texas
Phyllis
Mickey Mantle
Joe Namath
Derek Sanderson
Stan Musial
Bryan Nelson
Jack Marin
Jim Fregosi
Byron Nelson
Nbc-Tv
Atlantic City
Denton
Gomer Hodge Delivers Winning Hit For Indians Over Yankees
Cleveland rookie Harold Hodge nicknamed Gomer delivered a ninth inning RBI single to score pinch runner Steve Dunning and lift the Indians 8 7 past the New York Yankees. The win moved Cleveland into fifth in the AL East, just a half game ahead of Washington.
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UPI
Harold ‘‘Gomer” Hodge
Steve Dunning
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
McDaniel
Hodge
Indians
Yankees
New York
Danny Cater
Ray Fosse
Ken Harrelson
Fosse
Harrelson
Vada Pinson
Eddie Leon
Dunning
Gomer
Tribe
Jack Aker
Cater
Phil Hennigan
Mel Stottlemyer
Zureich Falls in district tennis. Klosterman advances
Norwalk's Steve Zureich was eliminated in the district tennis tournament by Tom Klosterman of Celina Immaculate Conception after winning the first set 6-1. Klosterman captured the next two sets 6-3, ending Zureich's run in his first district appearance.
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Steve Zureich
Findlay
Norwalk
Tom Klosterman
Celina Immaculate Conception
al Monich
Huron
Boston and Detroit Top Row in MLB Night Action
Baseball results from Friday include Boston beating Baltimore 10 to 4 with two Mitterwald home runs for the Twins and Melton and Egan delivering for the White Sox. Cleveland routed New York 8 to 1 as Kekich and Waslewski pitched. Details cover multiple games across American and National Leagues with several homers and pitchers listed.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Oakland
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minn
Blyleven
Mitterwald
Odom
Fingers
Roland
Knowles
Duncan
Campaneris
Braun
Chicago
Calif
Bradley
Egan
May
Queen
Allen
Fisher
Stephenson
Lpmay
Melton
Cleve
Kekich
Waslewski
Jones
Aker
McDaniel
Munson
Hand
Mingori
Colbert
Austin
Hennigan
Fosse
Josephson
Yastrzemski
B. Robinson
Conigliaro
Janeski
Grzenda
Lindblad
Casanova
Chance
Sherman
Freehan
Baltimore
California
Sunday Softball Schedule for Norwalk and Hartland Ind.
Sunday program lists games starting 1 00 Norwalk Furniture against Mac s Sons 2 00 Hartland Ind against Mac s Sons 3 00 Hartland Ind against Nite Life 4 00 Wonder Bar against Bennett Electric 5 30 Sedermeier s against Midway 6 30 Frankie s against R K R 7 30 Huron City Bank against Hug 8 30 Hartland Ind against Mac s Sons.
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Norwalk Furniture
Mac's Sons
Hartland Ind
Nite Life
Wonder Bar
Bennett Electric
Sedermeier’s
Midway
Frankie's
R.K.R
Huron City Bank
Hug
Coletta To Attend Hanover College
Don Coletta, St Paul football standout, has accepted financial aid from Hanover College in Hanover Indiana. The 5-11 170 pound end and defensive back tallied 12 receptions for 228 yards, led tackles with 62, earned first team All Firelands Conference defense, and won the 110 percent Flyer basketball award. He carries an A average, served as Flyers Varsity Club president and student council vice president. He is the son of Domenic and Mrs Coletta.
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Don Coletta
St. Paul
Hanover College
Hanover
Ind
Coletta
Jack Mayfield
The
Panthers
Don
Flyers
Domenic Coletta
Townsend Ave
Are These The Same Orioles Of Past Years
Orioles rally to tie Jim Lonborg in Baltimore but the Red Sox prevail 8-4 in 10 innings. Boston moves within four games of Baltimore as Kasco hails comeback and Lonborg shines in his first start back. Trade additions Josephson and Tatum key in the win.
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Vito Stellino
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Baltimore
Red Sox
O’s
Boston
Eddie Kasco
Kasco
Lonborg
Sox
Duane Josephson
Chicago
Ken Tatum
California
Wild
Minnesota
Oakland
A’s
George Mitterwald
Bert Blyleven
John Odom
Tom Bradley
Bill Melton
Tom Egan
Dean Chance
Fred Sherman
Detroit
Chance
Combo 2 Wins City Women’s Volleyball League Title
Combo 2 was declared winner of the 1970-71 City Women’s Volleyball League, with L.J.J. as runnerup. Winning team members include Alma Chaffee captain Thelma Gordon Pat Kehle Ann Kosel Jeanne Merideth Donna Ott Marty Shipley Helen Smith Marge Wallace and Millie Wise.
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Combo 2
L.J.J
Alma Chaffee
Thelma Gordon
Pat Kehle
Ann _ Kosel
Jeanne Merideth
Donna Ott
Marty Shipley
Helen Smith
Marge Wallace
Millie Wise
Joe Vattorella
Want A Better Job Norwalk Reflector Help Wanted
Job seekers can find new opportunities in the Norwalk Reflector help wanted column. Listings detail positions, skills, and application instructions from local employers seeking workers across industries.
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Norwalk Reflector
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