Wilde finishes Norwalk past Shelby 56 55 in thriller
Norwalk Truckers win their first Northern Ohio League game 56 55 as Gary Wilde sinks a clutch free throw with six seconds left. Arlin reinjures shoulder early, boosting Wilde’s late heroics and Grose plans to start Steinhoff next game at Willard.
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Willard Flashes topple Bellevue in NOL clash 75 63
Willard known for breaking a five game slide beat Bellevue 75 to 63 in a Northern Ohio League game. Willie Dannemiller led with 26 points, John Willoughby added 17, Gus Secor 12 as Willard moved to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in league with a strong second quarter surge and a dominant second half. John Green scored 25 for Bellevue.
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Tiffin Coll. Triumphs 60 55 Over Bucyrus in NOL clash
Tiffin Columbian sharpshooters Rick Robbins Brian Zeller and Eric Rohrbach combined for 42 points to fuel a 60-55 victory over Bucyrus. The Tornadoes led 30-22 at half and stretched the margin to 46-42 after three quarters before pulling away. Tiffin dominated rebounding 42-33. Bucyrus top scorer Dave Howe had 16 points and Joel Christman 13 in a losing effort.
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Rams Soar Past Galion 65 56 To Stay Unbeaten
Upper Sandusky remains undefeated in the Northern Ohio League after a 65-56 win over Galion. Trailing 14-6 after one, the Rams surged with a 20-14 edge in the third and an 18-14 finish. Greg Collins led with 20 points, Tim Schwenning added 13, while Dave Noggle topped Galion with 14.
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Tribe Swaps Bell For Harrah
In the final day of winter baseball meetings four trades were made as Buddy Bell moved to Texas and Toby Harrah to Cleveland. Houston sent Floyd Bannister to Seattle for Craig Reynolds, while Jim Mason joined Montreal from Texas. A Carew trade to San Francisco fell through despite an offer worth 3.5 million over five years.
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