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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

10

Will Truckers End Skid At Bellevue Friday Night

Coach Leonard Hardman plans several special plays as the Truckers face Bellevue High led by Lowell Shaffer. Bellevue sits 1-3 in NOL play, Norwalk 1-5 overall. Hardman notes Stoldt and Lee in Bellevue’s backfield must be contained while adjusting a thin secondary.

Jim Stupar Leonard Hardman Bellevue NOL Lowell Shaffer Shaffer Bellevue High Redmen Craig Stoldt Hardman Stoldt Harry Lee Lee Don Seymour Kim Frederick Hipp McGuckin Sweet Meisler Edwards McCarty Dave Sweet Ted Ickes Norwalk Vermilion Willard Avon Lake Bucyrus Tiffin Columbian Upper Sandusky Port Clinton Tiffin Galton Perkins

Cassius Clay Signs Musical Role For Broadway Debut

Cassius Clay, after losing a Mississippi boxing license bid, signs to star as Buck White in the Broadway musical Big Time Buck White. He says he will continue pursuing acting while Major Coxson plans to appeal the Mississippi decision and pursue court action.

New York UPI Cassius Clay Mississippi Buck White Mississippi Athletic Commission Clay Coxson

Orioles protest ejection of Earl Weaver over umpire Shag Crawford

Baltimore executive Harry Dalton will petition commissioner Bowie Kuhn after Orioles manager Earl Weaver was ejected by umpire Shag Crawford during the third inning of a game. Weaver says he yelled in protest over a called strike and was warned then ejected for protesting balls and strikes.

NEW York UPI Harry Dalton Baltimore Shag Crawford Earl Weaver Orioles Crawford Dalton Weaver Mark Belanger Bowie Kuhn Belanger Ump

Eighth graders rout Bellevue 28 to 0 for fifth straight win

Norwalk eighth graders under coach Glenn Bitner rolled to a 28-0 victory over Bellevue. Scott Schillig sparked the attack with long passes to Mike Frazier and two sustained scoring drives. Rudy Martines, Hubby Hyatt and Tony Faulks contributed as Bellevue fell to 1-3 with two games left in the season.

Glenn Bitner Bellevue Bitner Scott Schillig Mike Frazier Rudy Martines Schillig Frazier Hyatt Norwalk Monroeville

Mets May Be World Champs After Dramatic World Series Win

Jerry Koosman pitched for the Mets as they beat the Orioles 2-1 in ten innings at Shea Stadium to take a 3-2 lead in the World Series. A key bunt by Pete Richert went awry when J.C. Martin was hit, allowing Rod Gaspar to score the winning run on a fumbled ball, with Ron Swoboda making a pivotal catch for New York.

John G. Griffin UPI New York New York Mets Baltimore Orioles Mets Jerry Koosman Shea Stadium Pete Richert Orioles Jerry Grote Don Buford Rod Gaspar Martin Seaver Donn Clendenon Frank Robinson Boog Powell

Swoboda Emerges as Mets Hero in World Series Game Four

Ron Swoboda, once the Mets symbol of futility, posts three hits and a clutch diving catch in the 2-1 ten inning win over the Orioles. The crowd of 57,367 roared as his ninth inning gem preserved the victory and New York led the series. A Scotch Double Golf Tournament is set for Millstone Hills Golf Course in New London this Sunday at 2 30 p m. Couples should call 929 6472 for details.

NEW York UPI Ron Swoboda New York Mets Swoboda Mets Brooks Robinson Millstone Hills New London

Knicks Spoil Cousy Debut In Cincinnati Thriller

The New York Knicks beat the Cincinnati Royals 94 89 as Bob Cousy debuted as coach. Cazzie Russell led a fourth quarter surge with 11 points, while Walt Frazier and Willis Reed each scored 22 for New York. Tom Van Arsdale had 20 for Cincinnati.

Cincinnati UPI New York Knicks Bob Cousy Royals Knicks Cazzie Russell New York Walt Frazier Willis Reed Russell Dave Debusschere Tom van Arsdale

Mets Beat Orioles as Martin Violates Line in 10th

In New York, J C Martin of the Mets slid into first in the 10th inning of a 2-1 win over Baltimore. The image shows him on the left side of the foul line, hindering a throw from Pete Richert. Rod Gaspar scored from second for the decisive run. The Orioles did not protest.

New York UPI J.C. Martin New York Mets Baltimore Orioles J.C Gaspar Martin Richert Orioles Lou KiMuro Mets

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Chris Meyers Bill Albright Scott Kullman Dallas Smith Tom Carstensen Carlyle Smith Art Hansen Bill Brutsche Big Cassius Tri-County League Norwalk Furniture Rotary Printing Wonder Bar Saginaw Wire No F.O.P D.A.V. No Town Tavern Blatz Saginaw No Clevite Eng Columbia Gas Pabst Clevite No Janesville Cotton Mills Erie County Bank Brooker Brothers A. Walker D. Rupp R. Raymond R. Mansfield W. Schied R. Day B. Barman G. Bellamy H. Grimmer D. Ernst J. Stewart J. Cooper D. Godshall R. Smith R F. Garner D. Brutsche E. Grell M. Reynolds J. Burton Spares Modern Market Comet Cleaners Reineck’s Bob’s Auto Wrecking Alma’s Answering Service Adria’s Beauty Shop Pizza House Lockwood Motel Fred Beer Farm Plastic Molders Norwalk Parts Downtown Dodge Citizens National Bank Crown Motel Singer Sewing Winnie Barron Press Store Wolfe Pony Farm Comet Cleaners Ind Marilyn Friendva Currier Ruth Ritz Marilyn Collier Mary Brocklehurst Helen Couch Mabel Reynolds Dorothy Grose Lois Lockw Jene Cronk Betty Hughes Lorraine Arnes Bernice Gregory Elizabeth Houghden Marge Nickols Dartball Windys Hergatts Mon Milton Richman Weis Tom Seaver Tommie Agee Ohio James Rhodes Mr. Whopper Cousy Oriole Dave Johnson Rod
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