Sorenson Named Class AA Player Of The Year In Ohio
Dave Sorenson of Findlay headlines the AP Ohio Class AA all star team with 25.4 points per game and 16.5 rebounds per game. Jim Brooks Jody Finney and Garland Stallworth join him on first team, while Bruce Burden and Adriane Zuber earn spots on second team. The roster includes Ed Smith Ed Lasse Joe Cooke Jim Gottschall and more, with no state tournament players selected.
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Columbus
Umo
Dave Sorenson
Findlay
Associated Press
Sorenson
Buckeye
Ed Smith
Warren Harding
Jos Cooke
Toledo
Libbey
Jim Gottschall
Dayton Chaminade
Ed Laase
Martins Ferry
Bruce Burden
Lima Shawnee
Jim Brooks
Akron East
Jody Finney
Springfield South
Garland Stallworth
Cleveland
John Adams
Jerry Francis
Columbus West
Jerome Jackson
Canton McKinley
Ed Lasse
Joe Cooke
Toledo Libbey
Bruce Bartles
Limz Shawnee
Shawnee Indians Fall to Libbey in Near-Perfect Season
Shawnee, led by coach Gary Duhaime, suffered their only loss of a 24-0 run as Libbey delivered a brilliant shooting display and rebounding edge. The Indians battled back from double-digit deficits but fell 17 points behind at times before mounting late surges, proving their greatness despite the defeat.
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Shawnee Indians
Indians
Limaland
Shawnee
Gary Duhaime
Toledo Libbey
Cowboys
Duhaime
Libbey Eyes State Title With Strong Board Work
Libbey State hopes rest on disciplined play and sharp shooting as top player Joe Cooke leads a robust lineup. Dan Mc Lemore and Tom Turner provide offensive support while Libbey seeks to outpace Dayton Chaminade for the state crown, relying on rebounding dominance to clinch the championship.
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Toledo Libbey
Libbey
Joe Cooke
Dan McLemore
Tom Turner
Cowboys
Dayton Chaminade
Chaminade
Gary Arthur
Libey
Northwestern Ohio
Weaver Defends Jacksonville Open Crown at Selva Marina
Bert Weaver arrives at Selva Marina Country Club as he eyes a second straight Greater Jacksonville Open title. The 34 year old from Broadwater Beach, Mississippi, reflects on his breakout year with $33,700 official money in 1985 and plans to practice despite limited publicity. The tournament offers $82,500 in prize money over 72 holes starting Thursday with six pros and 153 amateurs in the field.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bert Weaver
Broadwater Beach
Miss
Weaver
Selva Marina Country Club
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