Falls in district finalFROM PAGE C-lthe scramble the ball was kicked down court and the final 11 seconds ran off without either team getting possession.Olmsted Falls was 9 for 18 from the field the second half, making all three of its only attempts in the last quarter At the line the Bulldogs were a perfect 12 of 12 for the game, five of five in the crucial fourth quarter.Elyria Catholic, on the other hand, connected on just 22 percent of its second half shots (5 of 22) and was only two of five at the line in the fourth quarter.A 7-2 edge in the fourth quarter also gave Olmsted Falls the rebound battle for the game, 34-32. The Bulldogs had more turnovers than EC (13-6) but only two were caused by the Panther press. In fact, Falls did so well against the press that they scored two easy baskets off it—on quick mismatches down-court.For the game Falls hit 40 percent from the field, Elyria Catholic 37.' Olmsted Falls, winner of 12of its last Id. takes a 15-9 record into Friday's title game. EC closed out a successful season at 19-4.Myers sets paceDale Mvers shot to the forefront of area men's bowling Tuesday with a 673 series atStoney's.He*had games of 224. 235 and 214 m the Tuesday Nile Men’sLeague.Don Lemons had a 647 (246-165-236) in the Sam's C League and Brian McIntyre 645 (234-219-192) in the Tuesday Men's Classic at Center Ridge.Also in the top five were Bill Hall with a 635 {211-209-215) in the Tuesday Men’s Handicap at Center Ridge and Ted Schultz 632 (224-204-204) m the Elks Tuesday Men's League.m lt;aDa If Ms ?rs 6T1 Don lemons 61“ Brian Mtlniyrc Bill Halt 615 Ted Vhnilz 61 i.Uarrelk Hannah 628 Darn IU Hannah 636. Un Mut-lkf fi«6 IcU llitlnngifln 6HiBuy-Sell-Use Trade Classified Ads Ph. 329-7170