Iraska’s 64 record, a*in League Cage Frag1C-hehehMansfieldks idSiop •ns;MIDDLETOWN—Mansfield gun* for its seventh straight basketball victory here tonight and faces a revenge-minded band of Middletown cagers.The Middies, five-time state •st 'Class* A tournament champions, of!suffered their initial loss at home he -since moving into their new gym irtSvhen Columbus East posted a 52-rill 51 win here Thursday. cjti Middletown had copped 22 ^straight before the game on the Ful:new boards.While Mansfield is .unbeaten,, Middletown shows only a so-so reo , ord of four wins against the same number of setbacks.ins jith] FIRST LOOP TILT*n! Mansfield is making its initial start in Greater Ohio League cora-petition tonight. Portsmouth, which has a 6-0 record for the season, leads the GOL with two victories, j Portsmouth dumped Springfield ’from the unbeaten ranks Thursday,: 65-49, after the Wildcats had bagged six straight, ni George Swank, leading Tvger scorer, will open in the pivot for o.Mansfield with Phil Tinkev and *u°'jack Nichols at forwards and Dave 50I| Jacoby and Willie Mack at guards j Swank has scored 138 points for 'e an average of 23 per game.