Indians Widen Margin Shawnee 1st
Lima Shawnee solidified the top spot in the AP weekly high school basketball ratings with a 17-0 record and a 22 point lead over second ranked Canton McKinley. McKinley tallied 173 points to Shawnee’s 195 as Dayton Chaminade remained third despite a loss to Dayton Dunbar. Warren Linden and Wellston joined the top ranks as new entrants.
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Unbeaten Shawnee leads class AA but ranks tight
In Ohio high school basketball, Shawnee remains the only undefeated team in Class AA top ten as Elyria drops, Springboro holds Class A lead after a 79 79 draw with Waynesville. State rankings show Lima Shawnee, McKinley, Chaminade, Warren, Libbey at top with many schools contending.
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One More Week For Shawnee Indians Unbeaten Route
Shawnee high school basketball coach Gary Duhaime says his 17-0 Shawnee Indians, ranked first in the state for the third straight week, have one week left as they prepare to face Bath for a potential second consecutive perfect season. He notes a high scoring matchup as both teams like to run and cites a recent 54 percent shooting against Coldwater as a sign they are rounding into form.
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Mullins wins Ohio Bowling Championship in high scoring run
Mullins of Dayton averages 246 over 40 games to win the Ohio State Singles Match Game Bowling Championship in Defiance with an 9841 total, beating runner up Allie Clarke of Cleveland by 362 pins and collecting 800 dollars while Clarke earned 600.
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Gunther Munch Captures Mansfield Slalom Championship
Gunther Munch of Mansfield zigzagged through two runs in a combined 54.3 seconds Sunday to win the Men's Veteran Class Championship at the Ohio State Slalom Senior Ski Races held at Clear Fork Valley Resort.
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Buckeyes drop 81 61 at Indiana in6th place tie
Ohio State struggles after halftime, falling 81-61 to Indiana to drop into a six place tie with Indiana and Northwestern at 3 3 in the Big Ten. Bob Dove scores 22, Ron Sepic limited to two before fouling out as two Big Ten road wins vanish.
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Putnam Tourney Drawings Made for Feb 25 Start
Ottoville and Miller City top seeds as coaches set up the Putnam County tournament draw. First round games on Feb 25 at Leipsic and Ottawa Glandorf gyms with winners meeting Feb 26. Managers named James Hoess and Willis Hartman. tickets $1 at door, 50 cents for students in advance.
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