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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1972

Page

9

Lettermen Raise Black River's Title Hopes

Black River Pirates hope to contend in the Firelands Conference basketball race. Coach Bob Kelly returns veterans led by Keith Kline and Ed Ramey with Tim Zeigler, Dale Hamby, Ed Roberts, Jack Ziebro and Jim Power adding depth. Ramey and Zeigler recover from football injuries. Zeigler out early while Ramey aims to be ready for Nov 24 opener vs Northwestern after Nov 25 home game vs Wellington and Dec 1 FC lidlifter against St Paul.

Keith Kline Kusmik Jack Ziebro Ed Ramey Jack Snoddy Ramey Ed Roberts Tim Zeigler Zeigler Pirates Northwestern Wellington St. Paul

Obituaries for Strimpfel Mockler Jones in Wakeman and Norwalk

Obituaries note the death of Robert E. Strimpfel 68 of 79 Wooster Street Norwalk after six months failing health. He leaves wife Clara Conney and children plus many grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Catholic Church with burial in St Pauls Cemetery. Emma L. Williams 86 of Cleveland died at Starkey Nursing Home Norwalk. Services at Bollinger Funeral Home Cleveland with burial Lakewood Cemetery. Thomas J. Mockler retired Wakeman house painter died. mass at Wakeman St Marys Catholic Church followed by burial at St Marys Cemetery. Survivors include wife Ruth and four daughters and a son. Memorials to Little Sisters of the Poor. Robert S. Jones 78 of Ohio Masonic Home Springfield died after long illness. Former Lorain resident and U S Steel machinist. Survivors include two nieces. services at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman with Masonic rites. Burial Wakeman St Marys Cemetery.

Robert E. Strimpfel Wooster St Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk R.F. McCrillis Co St. Paul’s Catholic Church Clara Conney Robert Strim Gerald _ Stein St. Paul’s Catholic Cemetery Heaston Funeral Home Emma L. Williams Cleveland Starkey Calvary Lutheran Church East Cleveland Douglas New London Walter Q Winona Minn Bollinger Funeral Home Dennison Ave F. Arthur Guldin Lakewood Cemetery Eastman Funeral Home Thomas J. Mockler Wakeman Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman St. Mary’s Catholic Church Gerald Stein St. Mary’s Cemetery Mockler St. Mary’s Catholic Church Ruth Robert S. Jones Wakeman Robert S. Jones Ohio Springfield Virginia Lorain U.S. Steel National Tube Lorain Sheffield Lodge Doris Young Canton Betty Grandusky Denver Colo

Steelers poised to clinch with visit to Browns in Cleveland

The Steelers aim to extend a five game win streak and seal a playoff spot in Cleveland, where they have not won since 1964. Cleveland must split their upcoming pair with Pittsburgh to stay viable in the Central race as Miami and Minnesota also seek division clinchers.

Joe Carnicelli UPI Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Pittsburgh Steelers Browns Cincinnati Miami Dolphins New York Jets Minnesota Vikings Los Angeles Rams Dolphin Rams

Michigan Faces Purdue and Ohio State in Title Bid

Michigan, top of the Big Ten at 6-0, must win both Purdue and Ohio State to secure the conference crown and a Rose Bowl bid. Bo Schembechler warns against complacency as Purdue counters with Otis Armstrong and Gary Danielson.

ED Sainsbury UPI Chicago Michigan Wolverines Purdue Ohio State Bo Schembechler Schembechler Boilermakers Otis Armstrong Armstrong Gary Danielson Northwestern Evanston Buckeyes Wildcats Michigan State Spartans Minnesota Indiana Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Notre Dame Miami Southern California

NOL Preview Upper Sandusky Keeps Veteran Rams Core

Upper Sandusky returns four lettermen under coach Ron Jump including captains Jerry Snodgrass and Don Schwenning. Guards Gary Nelson and Mark Conrad add backcourt experience as the Rams seek improvement after a 6 11 last season and potential sectional sparks against Ontario and Bellevue. Jump praises three years of team unity and calls Willard the favorite in the league.

Ron Jump Jerry Snodgrass Don Schwenning Rams Gary Nelson Mark Conrad Snodgrass Capaain Bellevue Bucyrus Ontario Nelson Schwenning Willard

Autumn Sports Banquet Set in New London

NEW LONDON The Autumn Sports Banquet for football and cross country teams cheerleaders and girls volleyball teams and their families will be held Dec 9 in the school multil purpose room. Plans to follow per Mrs Barbara Angle school board clerk.

New London Barbara Angle

Tenace Wins Hickok Award for 1980 World Series Heroics

Oakland catcher Gene Tenace topped the national balloting to win the S. Rae Hickok Award as Professional Athlete of the Year. He posted a .348 average with four home runs and nine RBIs in the World Series helping the A's to a seven game victory over the Reds, gathering 83 first place votes and 263 points.

NEW York UPI Gene Tenace Oakland A’s S. Rae _ Hickok Tenace Oakland Cincinnati Reds

Boucha Reassigned, Cook Comes In for Detroit Farm Club

In a Detroit change, center Henry Boucha was sent to the Virginia Red Wings of the American League. Bob Cook was brought up to replace him on the NHL roster.

Detroit UPI Detroit Red Wings NHL Henry Boucha Virginia Red Wings Bob Cook

Odom Fined by Kuhn for Umpire Incident in Series

Oakland pitcher John Odom received a 500 dollar fine from Commissioner Bowie Kuhn after bumping an umpire during the World Series. The ruling also imposed smaller fines on Oakland manager Dick Williams and Cincinnati reliever Clay Carroll for abusive language toward umpires.

NEW York UPI Oakland A John Blue Moon Odom Bowie Kuhn Kuhn Oakland Dick Williams Cincinnati Clay Carroll Reds Joe Morgan Johnny Bench Commissioner’s Office

Spurrier to Start for 49ers Versus Bears Sunday

Steve Spurrier, once a Heisman winner and longtime backup to John Brodie, will start for the San Francisco 49ers against the Chicago Bears after an ankle injury. He was seen limping Thursday but will take the field in the Week matchup.

Jones Cincinnati UPI SAN Francisco Steve Spurrier San Francisco Forty Niners Chicago Bears Spurrier John Brodie Baltimore Colts

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