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October 16, 1976October 15, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Fetes Major League Baseball Stars Richie Hebner, Skip Lockwood, and Bill Travers-October 16, 1976

Over 500 residents gather at Cornetta's Iron Horse Restaurant to celebrate Norwood baseball stars Richie Hebner, Skip Lockwood, and Bill Travers.

July 4, 1976July 19, 2026 georgenhs Baseball, Sports, This Day In Norwood History

Surgery Helped Bill Travers Elbow His Way To Big League Heights-July 4, 1976

MILWAUKEE — Young Bill Travers likes to think of himself as a modern marvel of medicine, on sort of a low-budget scale. He is the $400 Bionic man. At least … Continue reading Surgery Helped Bill Travers Elbow His Way To Big League Heights-July 4, 1976

May 12, 1965July 19, 2026 georgenhs Baseball, Hockey, Sports, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Debate—Which Is Hebner’s Top Sport?-May 12, 1965

Is Norwood High’s Richy Hebner a better baseball or hockey player? Sixteen‑Year‑Old Richie Hebner Dominates Diamond and Ice In a town that knows its sports and takes pride in its … Continue reading Norwood Debate—Which Is Hebner’s Top Sport?-May 12, 1965

July 2, 1964July 19, 2026 georgenhs Baseball, Sports, This Day In Norwood History

“Skip” Lockwood Signs With A’s For Huge Bonus; Assigned To Midwestern League-This Day in Norwood History-July 2, 1964

This Day in Norwood History-July 2, 1964-“Skip” Lockwood Signs With A’s For Huge Bonus; Assigned To Midwestern League

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