•61, in the Grant Street audi-s second in 14 games, our- ThichSunsmeswasthehelder’sJerriesTrail InACL Plav1 to | ASHLAND — Jeromesville and; (7-4 and 6-2) gained undisputed possession of second place and Ruggles-Troy (13-1) and 7-1) continued its merry way to headline Ashland County League cage play last night. Jeromesville, behind 39-38entering the final quarter, rallied to down Hayesville (12-3 and 5-3) 59-53. John Hopkins (21 and Tom Urban (19) ■led the Jerries while Hayes-viile’s John. Justice hit 20 to keep his ACL scoring lead (157).ad-oo m rals y in Bob put the re-utch h i s forjen-ium-d in 5-10past note Mar in t!Ui opei to it out Ran M 22 a butgoT1 poin of t Unh en iCOUltenjone-AlJcdiarMa1.edcou;PittpoirsurTEN FIND HOOPh'*Sj Ruggles - Troy, with ten( Iead;men finding the hoop, blew t Drelt;i| past Polk (3-11 and 1-7). 94- 28 p ! 61. Marc Oehling’s 20 sparked ing Golden Flashes and leaves kreejhim just four points off Jus-our*|tice’s pace.Ash~j Perrysvilie (4-7 and 1-7) fell to Savannah, 60-36. Johneek. left l theRhoades tossed in 21 for Savannah 6-8 and 4-4) as the Sailors blew the lid off in the 'xen1 second half, after leading by ^ 54i(a scant- 18-15 at intermission, l out] Hayesville travels to Mans-min-| field St. Peter's; Ruggles-iTroy is at Black River and cide r. f t, Jeromesville hosts Big Prair-;UniMworfoulhadspaisec(HocsarrmeifrorwerT1 | £ • t “ iP|Ie-Lakeville in non - league!Indi 20 20I 2- o sgames tonight.. P«U» 61 Krntsle*. Tro) 9^OFT •• FtgoaB16 f»6; c*om\.5( 11 1 2! Edward* 5 9 lf:Hoitman ft 1 1 Finoalin 7 116—fiSl 5^gsf.r 3 0 fi keUlt;*ii«K 1 5 a pr\rJ IQ t -^ TJ ^ O T *» .ind 49IsR TV Her 1 2 Z Roger* 5 2 12;Scott 2, S!1 Brunei! i 2 K Igalt;j wiw 7 i 15 Ha^iey i 0 2jEicnelbr^r 10 2 3OeOitn^ S 4 20 ucoffmaTi 2 o lt;cnaMcConnell 1 ITOTIU: 26 9 61 TOTALS Vj 21 lt;U ItliSFTu^^Ies-Troy . -...... I t 22 “0 27—94Polk ........... 10 fi JS 28—61Game: Rupjjlc^-Troy it. PoJkVIfoilPpoti.lerome't Hie 5* H»teMlllelt;• K T « P T SharTa-n 1 0 2 Parker 12^2 I 5 Sheherjcer 2 15 for9 Jt 21Honkms 9 it 21 Hush 5 o to*ar MThan * Z 1* Sp^rr O 2 2, Ill£1 Rnwlanfi 2 I .* StnrSP 2 !21% f P=’‘l in 1 2 1 Ju«isce 8 4 20: H*ff*ir:rr 1 I 7intn J TOTALS 24 13 59 TOTALS 21 H 52 lf,w j 12 * 17 21— TAuthel T^rfim^’-illr* . ........ 12 I* IQ Tj . . 31 15 3.7 tt Game* Jeromesville 32. Ha\es-1 rfjTto- S x-iUe 27 1•o---MadI 60 P*»rr ill* 36... _ 1 O r T 4: r TrOten-llke IK x11ner 2 1 7 Fuffli** 2*1' Ltlrt* ^ Ta^ron 2 1 5 Smart 1 0 2 WineatlS phi»lfs 9 2 21 OcxM.t 2 9 4. Bosknienn 2 1 ? ETSJ^rdav 2 9iges jrftXA| 5 113 'nimn^f lt;19Hntrlr?s*i 1 fl 2 StnRh 9Brad Ho’v • TOTsen- , \;,V., ' 2 ft « Prks I 0 2j UninvithPt rk 1 lt;* 2 '.V ~h rTi'r 0 1 t Plt*e! TOTALS 25 10 ^ TOTALS H|c«\pnn^'h ...... 19 s 24 Tc-—Q.l? Prm-ndl* .. lt;•-- 0 8 8 17—”6 \f«v.Game Perrysvilie 26. Savan nminull 24 ' |lt;?tnT_ ; trr.ht:Je- TOTgue