Cavaliers Pull Off Third Straight Win In Tight Finish
Cleveland Cavaliers outscored the 76ers at the line 26-18 to win 112-110 after a 17-point first-half lead. Austin Carr led with a season best 34 points as Lenny Wilkens added 28 and nine assists in the tight victory.
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Trucker Rebounding Poor In First Defeat
Norwalk High suffers its first setback 65 54 at Tiffin Columbian as rebounding and second shots powered the Tornadoes. Scott Schillig scores 17, Kevin Kirkpatrick 12 for the Truckers while Tom Ott leads Norwalk with six rebounds.
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Buckeyes Roll to 90-62 Opener Over Texas-Arlington
Ohio State fans watched six players reach double figures as the Buckeyes routed Texas-Arlington 90-62. Bill Andreas led with 20 points, followed by Wardell Jackson 15, Jack Wolfe 14, Dan Gerhard 12, and Gary Repella and Larry Bolden 10 each. Ashland, Steubenville, Ashland, and John Carroll also opened with wins. other Ohio college teams played Friday night.
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UCLA Bruins cruise past Arkansas in season opener
UCLA, the defending champion machine, opened with a 101 to 79 win over Arkansas as Bill Walton posted 23 points and 17 rebounds. The No. 1 Bruins used 16 players including five freshmen to start the season strong.
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St John’s Triumphs In Ipray Invitational Opener
St John’s with Coach Lou Carnesecca back beats Jacksonville 69 64 in Clemson South Carolina in the Ipray Invitational opener. UCLA faces No 5 Maryland as No 10 San Francisco defeats San Diego 76 60 and Alabama routs Georgia Tech 88 64.
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Night basketball slate highlights Ohio matchups
Vermilion visits Norwalk St. Paul while Fostoria hosts St Wendel in Seneca East. Monroeville faces Western Reserve as Sandusky hosts St Marys Wellington at New London. Shelby meets Lexington and Tiffin Columbian plays Sandusky. Upper Sandusky travels to Wynford Bucyrus at Colonel Crawford.
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Monroeville Edges Western Reserve in Frredlands Clash
Monroeville overcame a 15 point deficit to beat Western Reserve 57 56 in a Firelands Conference game. Joe Sprowl and Tim Winslow sparked the comeback while Tim Weisenberger and Lynn Olcott contributed late. Officials ruled a time out before the final buzzer, preserving the Eagles win.
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