Rain Delays World Series Game Three Again
Oakland and Cincinnati push third game to tonight amid heavy rain at the Oakland Coliseum. John Odom and Jack Billingham to pitch, weather forecast calls for more rain, Kuhn notes postponement was easiest decision. Anderson and Williams discuss strategic impact as schedule shifts to Thursday through Sunday.
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Don Gullett
Norwalk High expands Whitney Field stands to 3500 seats
Norwalk High School added bleachers with 2200 seats at Whitney Field bringing capacity to 3500. Athletic Director Howard Hershey says attendance nears unchanged with 2711 in opening home game against Huron while Bellevue and Upper Sandusky games drew 2491 and 1491 spectators respectively. about 100 more adults per game come from complimentary tickets.
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Dana College star Dan Smith leads defensive corps
Norwalk's Dan Smith in his fourth year as a Dana College defensive starter in Blair Nebraska. Coach calls him one of the finer backs in Dana’s history. Son of Mr and Mrs James Smith of 21 Southgate Drive. A meeting to elect officers for the Men's City Basketball League will be at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Recreation Center. all managers or sponsors should attend.
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Dana
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Southgate Drive
Edison Faces Western Reserve as St. Paul Looms Large
Edison, solo atop the Firelands Conference with three weeks to the title, must stay focused on Western Reserve before the big clash at St. Paul. The Chargers survived Monroeville 14-12 despite 11 penalties and two touchdowns called back, with Dave Gormley delivering two crucial extra points.
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Western Reserve
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Norwalk Flyers Slip in UPI Class A Ratings After Loss
Norwalk St. Paul drops from fourth to seventh in UPI Class A after last week defeat to New London. Flyers hold five wins and one loss for 49 points, trailing sixth-ranked Newcomerstown by 35 and ahead of eighth-place Parkway by two. In Class AA, Huron and Akron St. Vincent tied for 16th with 34 points. Clyde tied for 20th with Loveland after two first place votes.
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Warren Kennedy
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Arlington
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Cory Rawson
Stry's Memorial
Steubenville Catholic
River
Bellaire
Portsmouth N.D
Hamilton Badin
Middletown Fenwick
Aggie's Scorecard Highlights Local Bowling Across Leagues
Hartsock earns Kegler of the Week with a 208 204 289 601 set in Sundays Mixed Couples. Multiple bowlers post high games and series including Sal Oliva 220 and 560 for Jim's Auto Wash, Dick Sweet 220 526 for Stroh's, Roosevelt Webb 535 for Latham's, and Bob Wilson 216 523 for Wilson Masons.
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Hank Sellers
Eve Rister
Lil Justice
Elaine Wetzel
Sal Oliva
Jim
Auto Wash
Dick Sweet
Stroh’s
King Jameson
Bill Marrett
Nick Georgiafandis
Bob Bess
Citizen’s National Bank
Roosevelt Webb
Latham’s
Chuck Hendrickson
Sam Keirns
Bill Stewart
Bennett Electric
Bob Wilson
Wilson Masons
Rich Schwan
The
Moose
Mike McIntyre
Joe Watts
Norwalk Motor Sales
Paul Blum
Ralph Blakely
Eagles
Kelly Rahrig
Blatz
Lisle Keefer
Mead Motor Sales
Bob Beer
Bob
Tom Swick
Nite Life
Bowling league scores highlight strong 500 series across teams
Mary Ann Lorcher of Howell's Realty led with a 508 on 178 199 games in the Tri-County League while Pat Flack sparked 186 492 for Brady Construction and Flossie Stotts added 177 179 487 for Brady. Norma Fernandez posted 192 for Factory Outlet and Ann Merrell converted a 6 10 7 split.
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Howell's Realty
Pat Flack
Flossie Stotts
Brady Construction
Norma Fernandez
Factory Outlet
Ann Merrell
Carlos Blue
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Alley Blazers
Gene Ritz
Bickley
Bob Ebinger
Jack Thompson
Art Walker
Janesville
Leo Moyer
Bob Charville
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Eagles
John Huber
Ralph Burkett
Jack Bess
Bob Roderick
Norwalk
George Patchen
City Tennis Winners to Collect Trophies Saturday
All winners and runners up in this summer's city tennis tournament must pick up their trophies at the Recreation Center at 11 a.m. Saturday. The event honors competitors from the season and names finalists across divisions.
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