Didion's clutch shot lifts Flyers past Mapleton 70 69
St Paul Flyers overcome two nine point deficits in FC win over Mapleton. Didion hits eight foot baseline jumper with 24 seconds left to put St Paul ahead, Gross adds winning free throw with nine seconds remaining. Fries leads with 19 points as Flyers surge to 50 27 rebounding edge.
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Don Hohler
St. Paul Flyer
Mapleton
Flyers
South Central
Jerry Didion
Joe Gross
Mounties
Roger Holman
Holman
Steve Fries
Retrieves
St. Paul
Traves
Oliva
Meesig
Mike Watkins
Didion
Fries
Phil Biddinger
Gross
Ted Iceman
Biddinger
Tom Gaus
Flyer
Mike Rogers
Keith Smith
Steve Preston
Iceman
Fries ST. Paul
Fultz Oliva
Fagert
Gordon Traves Meesig
Shanks Didion
Tota
Watkins
Ringler
Area Scores District Basketball Roundup
Northern Ohio League results show Bellevue 72 over Norwalk 67 and Upper Sandusky 68 over Bucyrus 57. Firelands Conference features South Central 81 over Monroeville 49 and Western Reserve 83 over Edison 48. Other notable games include Margaretta 62 over Huron 44 and Vermilion 66 over Brookside 71.
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Bellevue
Norwalk
Willard
Shelby
Tiffin
Galion
Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus
Firelands
St. Paul
Mapleton
South Central
Monroeville
Western Reserve
Edison
New London
Black River
Others
Margaretta
Huron
Fremont St. Joe
Perkins
Lorain
Sandusky
Tiffin Calvert
Clyde
Brookside
Vermilion
New London Uses Third Quarter Run To Top Black River
Sullivan New London broke a tight game with a 20-8 third period to beat Black River 61-43 in Firelands Conference action. Dale Marshall 21 and Steve Caldwell 16 led the Wildcats, who pulled ahead 46-31 after three quarters and forced 38 Black River turnovers.
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Sullivan
New London
Firelands
Black River
Wildcats
John Rugan
Pirates
Dale Marshall
Steve Caldwell
Caldwell
Marshall
Nicode Dee
Williams
Heisman
Cooke
Tota
Nixon
Ziegler
Broome
Bright
Guyer Nixon
Smith
Willard Keeps Share Of NOL Lead As Inside Men Sparkle
Willard remains co-leader of the Northern Ohio League after a 65-59 win over Shelby as 6-5 John Frye 16 points 14 rebounds 6-4 Dave Bourma 14 and 6-0 Clark Maddocks 13 pace the Crimson Flashes. Tiffin won 62-55 at Galion and Upper Sandusky beat Bucyrus 68-57.
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Willard
Tiffin Columbian
Upper Sandusky
Shelby
Tiffin
Galion
Upper
Bucyrus
Crimson Flashes
Flashes
Bob Haas
John Frye
Dave Bourma
Clark Maddocks
Buurma
Haas
Maddocks
Blake White
Jeff Scheerer
Kelly Dillon
Todd Miller
Norwalk
Bellevue
Felton Tiffin Cray
Thallman Riser Yackey
Shireman
Shaffer Gottfried
Bryan Ernst Yeager
Ox Roser Fischer Cain Reynolds
T. Columbian
D. Bourma
Frye
Winemiller White Stoller Long Upper Sandusky
Garcia Romich
Bevier
Thomas A
Thomas A Total Kin 4 5 Shelby — 59 Beidelschies 1 Ross Otal Grove Bucyrus
Fritz Scheerer Hummell
Binnix
Thompson Pace Tenpenny
Dillon
Stine
Will Miller
Coon Webber
Patton Spurlock
Otal Cores
Upper San
Norwalk Trucker rally falls short at Bellevue 72 67
Norwalk High, 19-point first-half deficit, fights back to 72-67 loss at Bellevue. Ott leads Norwalk with 15 points and 17 rebounds, Schillig 20, Kirkpatrick 12 as Bellevue wins on late free throws. Trucker Jayvees lose 55-51.
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Hank Heilmann
Bellevue
Norwalk High School
Len Hardman
Truckers
Hardman
Tom Ott
Scott Schillig
Murray Bondman
Ott
Lee Millhouse
Millhouse
Norwalk
Kevin Kirkpatrick
Schillig
Redmen
Don Kegerreis
Dave Garman
Kegerreis
Garman
Trucker
Kirkpatrick
Bondman
Schillig Ott
Arlin Eee Kirkpatrick
Loudenslagel Garman
Provensil
Kegereis Itz Eisenhauer
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Jeff Nixon
Denny Hummell
Mike Tenpenny
Dave Stine
Columbian
Britt Yackey
Tornadoes
Mike Felton
Chuck Roser
Steve Long
Steve Romich
Joel Kin
Rams
Norm Provensil
Jayvees
Varsity
Steve Horner
Robin Hite
Tim Rose