Bellevue Dominates Perkins in NOL Showdown
Bellevue sprinted past Perkins 48 to 6 as Chuck Baptista and Jeff Lilli each scored twice. Bellevue rolled 239 rushing yards while limiting Perkins to 19. Ashland crushed Shelby 33 to 0 to top the NOL race.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1972
Page
7
Bellevue sprinted past Perkins 48 to 6 as Chuck Baptista and Jeff Lilli each scored twice. Bellevue rolled 239 rushing yards while limiting Perkins to 19. Ashland crushed Shelby 33 to 0 to top the NOL race.
Boog Powell homered in the first inning using Paul Blair’s bat to back Jim Palmer as Baltimore won 3 1 to stay tied in the AL East pennant race. Palmer earned his 20th win for the Orioles while Powell praised the unlikely spark and Blair lent his namesake bat.
The Senate voted to create a seven member presidential commission to study American participation in future Olympics and the USOC's role. The plan ties to a $15.5 million federal aid bill for the 1976 Winter Games and faces House action with a Colorado ballot issue threatening state funding.
Eugene report: Lewiston outfielder Jim Buckner named Northwest League Most Valuable Player and voted league's best major league prospect for the season. Buckner's recognition highlights his standout performance and high professional potential.
Smithville toppled New London 21 6 as Mike Bauman threw for 76 yards and three Smithville TDs. New London fumbled four times and was penalized seven times for 94 yards, with Bob Williams scoring for the Wildcats early and New London’s offense misfiring. Coach Paul Nestor cited mental errors as the key factor.
Recap of a full slate with AL games including Detroit at Milwaukee and Baltimore at New York as well as Cleveland at Boston and Texas at Oakland, plus NL standings led by Pittsburgh Chicago and New York. Notable pitching lines include Palmer and Veale earning wins, and Woodson and Grimsley among winners.
In the Hit for Misses League Joan Camp led with a 180 193 520 for Chase Heyman's Hay & Straw as Helen Hackathorn posted 182 183 514 for Olcott & Ott Excavating and Zarie Reichert added a 501 for Royal Motel. Other top scores included Ruth Perkins 193 for Comet Cleaners, Agnes Higgins 477 for Lockwood's Motel in Spares & Strikes, and Dick Spaar 608 in Monday Night Elk's League with Walt Baisch 258. A four man Best Ball win in golf produced a 54 score.
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