Curtain Time For Norwalk Truckers Opens Friday Night
Norwalk High School prepares for the 1965 Truckers season with coach Tony Zuppe predicting a potential surprise. A 1-2 pre season record includes a 3-0 win over Vermilion and losses to Malabar and Fostoria. Starting lineup features Lorcher, Marion, Cook, Albright, Oney, Stower, VanDette, Shankman, Draxler, Conry, Hill, Baines, Ewell and Conry at various backfield and defensive spots. Last year Norwalk fell 32-12 to the Tigers in the home opener.
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Scott Hill
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Steve Cook
Bill Gross
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Tim Smith
Gregg Keefer
Darren Myers
Wayne Olcott
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Midweek Results
Standings show Boston 5 Cleveland 3 and Detroit 5 Baltimore 0 in night games. New York 6 Washington 5 twi, Minnesota 3 Chicago 2 night, Calif 5 Kan City 3 13 ins. n. Thursday pitchers list Newman Krausse Kant Horlen. Friday games include Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Chicago with several night matchups. Schedule also lists San Francisco 12 Houston 2 and other tilts, plus Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Milwaukee in night games.
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Flyers Open 1965 Season Facing Western Reserve Roughriders
The St Paul Flyers start the 1965 football campaign at Wakeman against the Western Reserve Roughriders after a Whitney Field change. Coach Ralph Shoemaker, in his second year, aims to improve on last year’s 2-6 mark with a seasoned 11 on offense and defense and several key returnees.
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al Harshberger
Dick Hillman
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May and Davis share Pacific Coast League rookie honor
In Seattle the Pacific Coast League announced co rookie of the year awards with First baseman Lee May hitting .321 and Bill Davis at .311 sharing the honor. McLemore signs with the Warriors after a strong rookie showing.
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O'Toole To Play Key Role In Reds Pennant Chase
Cincinnati report notes Jim O'Toole strong in an 11-2 win over the Mets. The lefty pitcher, 28, earned his second win of the season and first complete game since opening day loss to Milwaukee.
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Citizens National Bank champs cap double elimination league title
The Lefty Grove junior league champions Citizens National Bank defeated Crow Lumber 5-2 in the finals at La Mar Lake. Mike Werner pitched a three hitter with two hits to lead Citizens while John Strickland hit a bases loaded homer in the third. Other players included Tom Schwartz Mike Pusateri Larry Huston Gerry Wilhelm Paul Schwartz Tom Lewellen C Brown Gary Caprara Mark Preston Kevin Kirkpatrick and Mitch Leak.
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Indians rest before essential series with the Tigers
Cleveland Indians take a day off after a 5 3 defeat to the Boston Red Sox, dropping to 10 games behind. The club hopes rest boosts form ahead of Friday night clash with the Detroit Tigers for fourth place in the standings.
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Keane Rehired by Yankees for 1966 Season
The New York Yankees announced on Wednesday that Johnny Keane will return as manager for 1966. The team, mired in a seven game skid and near mathematical elimination from the pennant race, had replaced Yogi Berra after Keane led the St. Louis Cardinals to the NL pennant and a World Series title over the Yankees.
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