Nine Flyers set track marks at St Pauls season end
Coach Tom McClain kept a self run squad and nine school records fell with Mike Vegas leading the charge by shaving seconds from the 120 yard high hurdles and 180 yard low hurdles. Paul Smith aided in record drops as did Gary March Dick Hillman and John Fantauzzo in various events.
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Terry Ackerman
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Norwalk Rotary Wins 2nd Straight in City Slo-Pitch
The Norwalk Rotary dominated Superior Coach 13-0 to notch a second consecutive win. Butch Winchester threw six strong innings as Norwalk piled up 11 hits and took a 10-0 lead after the first inning.
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Mike Murray
Bob Burdge
Manager calls for probe after Giardello loss to Rodger
Pittsburgh report says Arnold Giovanetti Giardello's manager labeled the defeat a disgrace and demanded a complete investigation into the bout with the unbeaten Jack Rodger in a major match report.
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Rodgers dethrones Tiger in boxing title bid at Civic Arena
Rodney Rodgers, 28 year old shoe salesman and part time model from Uniontown, upset light heavyweight champion Dick Tiger in a 10 round decision at the Civic Arena. Giovanetti called for a full investigation of the bout and judges, amid claims of an improper judging. Rodgers improved to 23 0 with the win and had a prior $50 000 guarantee to defend the crown in September.
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Norwalk Golf Team Seeks Comeback After Shelby Loss
Norwalk dropped its third Northern Ohio League match this season to Shelby 7-2 but holds home-course edge today against Norwalk as it eyes a crucial Galion meet Wednesday. Coach Druppel notes a team slump with a season high 187 total while stressing four strong rounds to stay in contention.
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Rod Stoker
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Hargan Blanks Senators as Indians Win 5-0
Steve Hargan pitched a four hitter to beat the Washington Senators 5-0 for Cleveland. Home runs by Lee Maye and Chuck Hinton provided all the offense while Hargan earned his fifth win, his third shutout of the season, despite nine baserunners.
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Frank Howard
Fred Valentine
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Crippled Flyers Fall 6-1 to Sandusky St. Marys
Crippled St. Pauls tennis squad, missing key players including the Amato brothers and Joe Mellen due to injuries, loses 6-1 to Sandusky St. Marys in season finale. North Smith earns the lone point with 6-1 6-0 victory over Mike Thaler.
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Monroeville Eagles sweep Western Reserve to tie league lead
Monroeville Eagles swept Western Reserve in a two game set to pull even with Milan for the Firelands Conference lead at 4-1. They won 6-3 in the opener after trailing, then rolled 22-3 in the nightcap with a homer by Ken Didion. Tom Miller earned the first win. Mike Conry took the loss. Larry Wetzel threw a one hitter in a recent start and Hastings notes Monroville’s strong hitting and top pitching by Tom Miller. Western Reserve heads to a Thursday game with Wellington as Hastings plans to start Wetzel again.
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Steve Miller
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Ken Didion
Roughrider
Jim Hastings
Chuck Mesenburg
Larry Wetzel
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