Norwalk Beats Vermilion Behind Mesenburg 19 Points
Norwalk's Mesenburg scores 19 as the Truckers overpower Vermilion in a rough game under the basket. The scene features Vermilion’s Jack Krill and Doug White contending for rebounds with Dave Hershey and Glenn Angney pursuing position.
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Vermilion
Jack Krill
Doug White
Truckers
Dave Hershey
Glenn Angney
Dave Sweet
Mike Ziemke
Hershey
Schillig
Sweet
P. White Adcock
D. White Kerkhoff
Angney Masin
Krill Pena Ziemke
Fowler Seker
Spencer
Cunningham
Tom Ott
Blake White
Kevin Kirkpatrick
Chip Schaechterle
Mitch Leak
Drydh Powell
Norwalk Truckers Rally Past Vermilion 74 72 In Heart-Pounding Finish
Norwalk defeats Vermilion 74 72 as Roy Adcock sinks a late free throw to seal the win. Meagrew intercepts the final Vermilion pass after Adcock misses the second foul shot, delivering Norwalk its third straight victory amid a highly physical contest with 54 fouls.
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Geoff Hammill
Norwalk
Roy Adcock
Adcock
Vermilion
Steve Meagrew
Dave Hershey
Leonard Hardman
Trucker
Hardman
Truckers
Sweet
Hershey
Scott Schillig
Comeback Eagles Rally Past Seneca East 70 63
Monroeville 70 63 over Seneca East behind Jeff Cornwell and Bob Krull who combined for 18 of 22 fourth quarter points. Dennis Hauser added 10 of Monroeville 16 first period points as the run and gun offense overcame a late first half stumble and a stiff Seneca press.
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Don Hohler
Monroeville
Jeff Cornwell
Bob Krull
Eagles
Seneca East
Senca
Dennis Hauser
Seneca
Glenn Brooks
Eagle
Tom Daniel
Mark
Fortney
Jerry Everhart
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Krull
Dennis Didion
Depinet Daniel
U1z
Feasel Fortney
Graham Lantz
Cornwell
Ong
Didion
Hauler
White
Western Reserve tops Wellington 79 60 in decisive win
Western Reserve Roughriders built a 13 point halftime advantage and beat Wellington 79 to 60 behind 19 from Dave Mesenberg and 16 from Tim Weisenberger. Wellington led by Ed Ruth with 21 but could not overcome WR's rebounding edge and aggressive defense.
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Jim Busek Collins
Western Reserve
Wellington
Joe Bibb
Roughrider
Dukes
Western
Pat Conry
Tim Weisenberger
Dave Mesenberg
Ed Ruth
Kevin Conry
Lakeland Conference
Roughriders
Connyll Foster Mesenberg
Davis T. Weisenberger
Finley M. Waleonberger
Strimpfel Youssey
Whitney Ruth
Conle’ Ll Sheffield Hartman Simonson Cole
W. Reserve
Super Teams Out of the Run for the Bowl
The upsets reshaped the race to the Super Bowl as Miami, Minnesota, Oakland, and Detroit fell behind. Cleveland clinched the AFC Central with a 7-5 record, edging Cincinnati 31-27 while Pittsburgh dropped a 29-3 decision to Houston.
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Flyers Frosh Clip Edison For First Victory
Jerry Didion led St. Paul freshmen with 16 points as they defeated Edison 37 to 30 on Saturday. The Flyers shot 25 percent from the floor but impressed with 65 percent at the free throw line, earning their first win of the year.
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Jerry Didion
St. Paul
Edison
Flyers
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