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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
5
The St. Louis Cardinals erased a 7-0 deficit and beat the Mets 8-7 in 12 innings after a 77 minute rain delay. Walter Alston orchestrated a bold 12th inning shift with two outfielders, but the Dodgers lost to the Cubs in 16 innings.
A Lewiston Maine based UPI report notes Cassius Clay speaks slowly but predicts a Liston rematch victory by KO in the tenth round. The columnist recalls the first Miami Beach bout, claims Clay has matured, grown heavier and taller, and believes Liston is not better since their first fight.
Standings show top teams in the American and National Leagues with wins losses and games behind. Probable pitchers for Monday include Lolich versus Buzhardt and Stottlemyre facing Kralick or Siebert, with other matchups listed for Baltimore Detroit Cleveland New York Chicago and more. Tuesday games feature Detroit Chicago Los Angeles Washington Kansas City Baltimore Minnesota Boston Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston St Louis Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco.
Charles and John Amato advanced to the district semi finals at Toledo by defeating Marion Harding 7-5 6-3 after a first round bye. They then lost to Lima Senior 6-4 6-0, finishing 19-2 on the season as Lima Senior Mansfield Senior Toledo Waite and St Pauls qualified for Columbus.
Norwalk’s 880 relay team of Dave Robinson Randy Miller Jim Foos and Jack Gelvin and 440 man Max Holtz failed to reach state as the baton dropped on the final handoff ending their regional bid. Holtz who won the district meet last Saturday did not place at the regional.
The Norwalk horseshoe pitching league will hold a tournament at 7 00 p m tonight at League Street Park. Anyone interested in pitching in the tournament or the season can attend. There are no entrance fees and the courts are open to the public every evening before the league gets under way.
The high school boys softball league starts at 6 30 p m Tuesday under lights at McGuan Field. Three games are scheduled Bob Roderick's vs The Card Shop at 6 30 C A Suhr vs Superior Coach at 8 00 and Baltes Road Building and Equipment vs R C Cola at 9 30. next games Friday.
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