Aggie's Scorecard Spaar's and Rice's Win Tourney
Agnes Higgins reports the Elks Annual Couples Tournament with twelve four-man teams over 18 holes. Rice and Spaar won with 257, followed by Rogers and Fry with Westlin, then Barker and Schneider. Elks play-offs and various flights lip-synch into Sunday with multiple matches and league updates.
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Agnes Higgins
Elks
Mike Rice
Kenny Spaar
Bill Rogers
Sharyn Fry
Don Westlin
Ed Barker
Nig Schneider
Karen Higgins
Steve Schneider
Arb Livengood Sr
Wes Preston
Tom Adam
Carolyn Spaar
Rose Brady
Leona Schneider
Dorothy Elbrecht
Ivalene DeBolt
Eleanor Frederick
Helen Livengood
Tom Bleile
Pruner
del Smith
Bill Terry
Patrick Hiss
Bleile
Merrick Silcox
Claude Martin
Wilbur Edwards
Ken Young
Dick Becker
Mike Wharff
Tom Fries
Edwards
Marty Poland
Mac McClure
Don Benedict
Pat Sheehan
Jim Benedict
Parish Heyman Shine Flyer Oldies Edge Norwalk 12 0
In the Reflector's Old Timer football game St. Paul alumni defeated Norwalk High 12 0 as under 30 Flyers scored both touchdowns on 60 and 67 yard passes from Dick Parish to Dave Heyman. Crowd reach 1 011 with $1 250 raised for Whitney Field fund.
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St. Paul
Norwalk
Dick Parish
Dave Heyman
Whitney Field Improvement Fund
Flyers
Parish
John Amato
Heyman
Amato
St. Paul’s High School
Ken Nickols
Casey Fogg
Bob Perkins
Truckers
St. Paul’s
John Heyman
Stoltz
Bob Berry
Berry
Joe Andrews
Andrews
Heilmann to Become Reflector Sports Editor
Hank Heilmann, 28, resigns from the Sandusky Register after three years to join The Reflector as sports editor succeeding Geoff Hammill who leaves to pursue a master’s degree at Bowling Green State University. Heilmann grew up in Wakeman and holds a Kent State BA with master’s work at Temple. He and wife Hazel reside on West River Road with their 16 month old son Kurt.
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Hank Heilmann
The
Sandusky Register
Reflector
Heilman
Geoff Hammill
Hammill
Bowling Green State University
Kent State University
Temple University
Heilmann
Hazel
Kurt
West River Road
Wakeman
Tigers Fall To Indians As Kekich Shines On Mound
Detroit loses 6-3 as Mike Kekich allows two hits in four innings after being traded from Cleveland. interim manager Joe Schultz runs Tigers during Billy Martin’s suspension. Mickey Lolich loses his form in August as Detroit falters. Other AL and NL results noted with Yankees win over Orioles and multiple scores across leagues.
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Mike Kekich
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Kekich
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Schultz
Martin
Ray Lamb
Tom Hilgendorf
Williams
Mel Stottlemyre
Baltimore Orioles
Stottlemyre
Foreman Knocks Out Roman in First Round in Tokyo
George Foreman retained his heavyweight title with a swift first round knockout of Joe King Roman in Tokyo. The undefeated champion pressured early, scored a knockdown with body punches, then finished Roman with a brutal right uppercut at two minutes.
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Tokyo
UPI
George Foreman
Joe ‘King’ Roman
Puerto Rico
Japan
Roman
Foreman
Cox' Boot Snaps Miami Win Streak
Fran Tarkenton rallied the Minnesota Vikings to erase a 17 point deficit as Fred Cox booted a 25 yard field goal with two seconds left to beat the Miami Dolphins 20-17. The loss ends Miami's 23 game unofficial streak and 17 game regular season unbeaten run.
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Joe Carnicelli
UPI
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Fran Tarkenton
Fred Cox
Minnesota Vikings
Miami
Larry Csonka
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Mary Brown
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Andy Luxon
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Dale Perkins
Dave Stoltz
Dick Mack
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Stoll Stilf
the Register
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
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Western Reserve High School
Alsport Steen
Mumric
Tribe
Martin-Less
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