Miller Places Fourth At State Vault In Sun
Norwalk’s Randy Miller vaults 13 feet 6 inches for fourth in the state meet finals amid heat and fatigue. Upper Arlington’s Tom Trainer wins at 14 feet. Elyria’s Jerry Klyop and Berea’s Dave Coad share second. New London finishes seventh in the 880 relay after a pulled muscle slows Jim McCave and baton passes.
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Dave Coad
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Jim McCave
New London
Charles Davis
Dean Harmony
Harmony
McDave
Wildcats
McCave
Keith Coombs
Norwalk High
Ohio State
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Friendly Corners Seeks to Soar in City Slo Pitch Race
Friendly Corners remains the team to beat in the A Division after a 9-7 win over Huron County Bank and a 16-5 defeat of B B Bar. The day featured six games with Corners posting steady offense including a Bob Berry triple and Wayne Spencer inside the park homer as they widened their lead over rivals.
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Indy Drivers Face Death With Few Regrets At Memorial 500
Indianapolis race drivers describe risk as part of the sport. Mario Andretti says he feels safer on track than on city streets and downplays death as a constant danger. The piece notes Bandini's Monaco crash and contrasts public fear with drivers' pragmatic view.
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Lorenzo Bandini
Best Day for Major League Baseball Delights New York
Major league baseball enjoyed its best attendance of the season Sunday with 239174 fans at games after a slow start due to weather. The showing marked the strongest turnout so far, signaling growing fan interest as the season progresses.
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Lefty Grove League Opener Opens With Two Games
A.J. Baltes edged Keslings 2-1 and Barman and Lietz crushed Downtown Dodge 14-0 to start the 1967 Lefty Grove League baseball season. Gilchrist earned the win with a homer, Hunter took the loss. Second game saw Barman and Seitz collect 16 hits to Dodge’s two. Brosick the winner. Both games were six innings.
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al Schowalter
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Gilchrist
Barman
Seitz
Kent Millhouse
John Brutsche
Lee Millhouse
Charles Brutsche
Bob Brosick
Mike Frazer
Norwalk Golfer Nets Second Hole-In-One on 135 Yard Hole
Norwalk golfer R J Young hit a hole-in-one on hole 5 at the Elks Club Golf Course. It marked his second ace on the same 135 yard par 3 water hazard hole, last achieved July 14, 1962. Young, a handicap 18, completed nine holes in 42 strokes and plays Friday league golf.
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