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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
12
Ronald V. Harris, longtime Bradley University assistant coach, was appointed head basketball coach at Samford University on Wednesday, ending his seven year tenure at Bradley.
Monroeville Eagles beat Mapleton 2 1 to capture the Firelands Conference baseball championship at Greenwich. Senior Paul Clark tossed a three hitter to outduel Bob Ringler, while Jeff Clark delivered a decisive seventh inning single and later scored on a misplayed ball. Randy Ross drove in Mapleton’s lone run. Coach Jerry Everhart earned his seventh title in nine years. The Eagles now eye the Sandusky St Mary invitational against Perkins with a possible Saturday or next week final.
Mike Pugh slugged two home runs for Willard Flashes but was ruled out for removing his helmet at home on a sixth inning play. Bucyrus won 8-7 in eight innings after rallying to tie the game in the seventh. Willard ends season facing Norwalk.
UPI reports Frank Huck, 26, joined the St. Louis Blues after a standout WHL season with the Denver Spurs. Huck posted 28 goals and 63 assists last year and was named MVP.
Dan Pugh hit two home runs and Bill Albright had four hits in five at bats to lead Bench Diversified to a 17-9 win over Gift Gallery in the Boys High School League. Scott Kullman added a two run homer and was the winning pitcher.
The VFW scored three runs in the second and four in the third to beat Schilds IGA 8 6. Brad Mason had the only extra base hit for VFW with a triple among five hits. Schilds responded with four hits including a double by Tom Mitre and another by Dennis Sayres. Mason earned the win while Ron Stower took the loss.
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