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the:tballTheOhio:y rus sin-' lost iber,onfirstnds;ad-wasone!is of , Bu-shots The three last)r 24rers. :ame John ; forplace with a 10-2 mark. Ontario and j^exmgton are both y-2.Ontario was never behind last night and after Bill Perry’s basket broke a 20-20 deadlock at the start of the second period the Warriors were ahead to stay.They pulled out to a 39-33 half-time margin.Lexington began to creep , back in the third stanza and trailed 55-52 going Into the last eight minutes. Finally, the Minutemen had shaved 1 h c marging to 59-58 but got no closer for Ontario turned on a scoring burst and romped away ill the remaining playing time.Carl Duffner and Nathan Price, the RCL’s first and second place individual scorers, paced the Ontario attack. Duffner netted 20 points to increasecreased their margin to 34-25 at the three-quarter mark.Dick Brokaw and 3111 Holdren headed the Bellviile scorers*Brokaw rammed in nine field goals for 18 points and Holdren added 16 markers.Dave Witchie netted 11 tallies to lead Shiloh, Chuck Wallace chipped in with 10.Shiloh copped the reserve con-' test, 42-32.Shi|«h—:u j Bellviile—isG F TJ G F TClark 1..... 0 2 21 Brokaw f 9 0 18Alfrev I .... 3 1 7|Hardlo f.,., 4 0 SGarrett ct... 2 3 7jotoodD c.... 0 a 0rWitrhle c... 3 5 liiKolden k 7 2 16I Wallace g.. 4 2 10|D. Walker cr. 2 0 -1jj. walker sr.. I 0 2i Totals... 12 13 31? Totals____ 23 2 3Si Bellviile ............ 6 15 13 14—tfl[Shiloh ...... B 10 9 12—37RICHLAND C'OUNTP Team WLucas .................10Lexington ............. 9On.Lurio ...............9Shiloh ................. 5Bellviile ............... 5Plvmouth ..............4Butler ................. 3Union *................ 1LEAGUE h Pli.2•*2flBa911656639717466509592471423Onn-403475501540500646622653¥3 U4 1 2 2 1T11024Q152I:erve]his loop leading total to 227. Price garnered 22, upping his accumulation to 207.Nelson Price and Perry also contributed heavily to the Ontario win via the point column, each notching 15 markers.For Lexington, A1 Hess had 19 counters, while Frank Haring got 15 and Dick Cline hit 12.Lexington's record is now 13-2 for the season. The Minutemen won the first 13 in a row to rate T sixth in Ohio in this week’s As-t ifX sociated Press poll. Ontario stands at 9-3 for the year.Ontario’s reserves won out in an exciting 43-38 game.Leximrlcn 66. I Ontario 19.14 62 17—43 20—62itkMin-nt of i fornewsdayBier-withnfer-paw-isota*an(oodballear.butwith been ) me'or a Min-ac-uad. hire, that thatf with 1951visit;tantngle;sota as a able a he atChne, { .. Hess, f ... Mills. I . .. Bender, c Harms. P D. Ford, p F. Ford, k Totals . Lexlncrtoa. ■* . 6 . 1 . 4 . 6 . 1 . 3 .25F 4 7 0 1 3 0 116 66T|F T 4 22 3 15 6 20 1 150 4 0 21 1 15 7914—66 24—79OPrice, f. 9 ID'Ncl Price, f . 6 2IDuffn*r. c .. 7DiPerrv. c ____7JBtElliS. C ... 2 2ir*Hlmer. p ... 1 7[Yahnev. f ... o 6! Totals .. .32\...........20 13 10Ontario .............20 19 16A*Lucas Pounds Butler, 68-35LUCAS — Lucas coupled a 68-35 win over Butler here last night with _ Ontario's 79-66 from Lexington to go ahead in the Richland county basketball league. The Cubs have wonnine straight league games andhave a 10-2 loop mark.Bill Harvey and Don Smithcombined shotmaking for 32 ofthe Lucas points. The Cubswere hot from the field, hitting 48 per cent of their shots. Lucas put in the second lean, excepting Don Smith after taking a 37-12 halftimc lead.Butler also sutstituled freely during the second half.Smith's 14 markers enabled the Lucas star to retain third place in , the individual league scoring battle. He now has 194 counters. Oswalt paced the Butler attack with 12 markers.Lucas really sewed up game with a 25-point barrage in the third period to lead 62-22.Butler won the reserve game, 43-22.I LuCitV-fiRTl Cr0i D. Smith f .2|B. Harvey L!2»7odv c ----3IDrj£*cpLt sr...3'Front* c....3rt7lcholr, f ...Plymouth RapsUnion, 64-57PLYMOUTH — Larry Schreck towed Plymouth into sixth place in the Richland county basketball league with a 29 point outburst as the Pilgrims downed Union, 64-57, here last night.Union led at the end of the first period, 18-17, and at half-time, 32-28. Then Schreck and his mates jammed in 20 tVuTd-stanza tallies for a 48-46 edge as the finale opened.Plymouth ran in eight straight markers at the beginning of the third period to go ahead, Schreck getting two baskets. With the count deadlocked, 54-54, midway in the finale, Louie Root shoved the Pilgrims ahead to stayiwith a long set shot.•Jim Stirp garnered 19 counters for Union. Jim Oswalt got 16 for the Indians and Chuck Kissel added 14.Schreck now has totaled 179 points in a dozen games.Union’s reserves shaded Plymouth’s seconds, 38-33.UnionQSovcc. f . . 1Ma^hOTr. f . 0 M'Curran, c. 1 Kissel, c ... 6 Stir©, ft ... ti Oswalt, z ..7Wolf, f ____ ITotaKs ...24i Union ...............18^in Plymouth ...............17| rivmoulh 61.P Tt . OFT0 2 Schreck. f ..13 2 291 llMciscr. 1 ... 1 0 21 3 WltooB. c ... 3 2 82 14 Rhine, k----5 0 lfl3 l£»iHampton, k . 1 132 16'Root. f ..... 5 0 100 2’Norns. I .... 0 2 20 57! Totals .. 28 fl 6414 14 It—5731 20 16—64Ruvlci_ j i Barnard I.. Ctcd ; Warehams asOr wait c... Srrcr cr rung B Thorne cr u.,„ , Gleason f.. i DUS. Rccd f ____$15 - L Thorne ft.stateSurdick ft.Totals... Butler .... Lucas-35Gn1411A11113F00411Danville Slaps Loudonville High Cager s, 54 To 42DANVILLE — Danville handed Loudonville’s cagers their fifth straight loss. 54-42. here last night. Danville has won 12 of 14.Loudonville held a 13-11 lead at the end of the opening period but had fallen behind bv half-time. 26-21. After the Red Birds pulled -up to a 33-31 deficit at the three-quarter mark, Danville put the game safely away with a 21-point fourth stanza outburst.! Don Workman led the scorers “}e with 20 Danville markers. Don Sidle netted 12 for Loudonville.The Red Bird reserves took a close 41-38 win.Dnnrilie .71,Ci F T 1 1 I) 42^^1u£Ult;*n, f..2 Switzer c 3)Roblnson k.. 351 Totals...R 4 10.. 11 20 25★F T 0 14 2 18 .1 D 2 0 4:i 2 a0 1 11 o 22 0 43 2 fl i29 10 6fl !13—35: 6—68 IPrank, f . Shultz, f . Mick lev c Wint-htcr. Workman. Haucer, CTotals . Dam lljo Loudonville. 0 . 2 . 6 ft 2C .0. 3Loult;)i»nv«llr it.G PMiccn.steln.. Robhon. I 2 14[Porter, c ..4 RISIdlc. s ...2 201 Good, cr ...1 7(Yodcr. X ..Ilenter, is .10 541 Totals ............11 IS 11 «t 4 2.. 2 0 .. 3 2 ..5 2 .. 3 4 0 0 .. 0 o .16 10 42 7 21—54 10 11—42T102R12HIfl0Bellviile Jays col. Defeat Shilohtinthj SHILOH — Beliville’s cagers they got back on the winning trail gym after six straight Richland coun-Maxim Under Fire For Not FigiilinorCHICAGO — (UP) — Joey Maxim, light heavyweight boxing champion, was under fire from the National Boxing Assn. today for not. defending his title.The association’s executive committee announced that it will consider action against Maxim and lightweight king Ike WiJ-leenjtv defeats with a 48-37 win over amejShiloh here last night, heir j The Shiloh loss mathematicallyI eliminates the Drummer Boys.^ams k1 Indianapolis today for first,from any chance to tie lor thej^ot laying their crowns on the •ear-.league title. Bellviile was al-'kne. chng ready out of the race.?le s.A slow first period ended 6-6, but Bellviile went to work in the second and had a 21-16 edge at intermission. The Blue Jays in-FTGMTS LAST NJG1ITJco, outpointed Manuel Ortiz. I29*a. El Centro. Calif.. 10 SAN FRANCISCO — Del Fianaaan. 155. Si. Paul, outpointed Archie Whitewater, 13-4 ■ 2 Oakland, 10
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Sat, Jan 27, 1951
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