Monroeville Edges St Paul 53 49 in Firelands clash
Monroeville jumps ahead early and holds off St Paul 53 49 to stay undefeated at 4 0 in Firelands Conference play. Ken Leber scores 14 points while Burl Nesbitt and Paul Roeder anchor inside with strong defense and late rebounds.
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Flyers Top Giants In Close Monroeville Clash
In Monroeville the Flyers upset St Paul 53 49 as 5 6 guard Gary Schaffer and senior Ken Leber sparked a late charge. Burl Nesbitt and Paul Roeder led the taller Eagles but were limited to 25 points combined.
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Paul Roeder
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John Hickey
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Willard Crimson Flashes Roll To 71 49 Victory Over Shelby
Willard built an 18-9 first-quarter lead and never trailed, beating Shelby 71-49 to stay atop the NOL at 4-0 in league play and 5-0 overall. Rod Colt led with 20 points, Curt Willard added 12, and Chris Dill had 17 for Shelby.
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Flyers Reserve Edge Eagles in Monroeville Clash
Bob Schweizer and Bill Hohler led St. Paul reserves with 12 points apiece as they topped Monroeville 37-33. After a 19-19 halftime, St. Paul used a 14-2 third quarter run to take control and held on. Kevin Schaffer scored 11 for Monroeville.
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Panthers Seek Opponents for 1977 78 Basketball Season
Elyria Catholic Panthers need a home game and an away game for the 1977 78 schedule seeking a local or nearby opponent.
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Open hotel lobby trades headline chaotic league deadline
In a frenzy led by Bill Veeck in Hollywood Florida, 14 hours of deals yielded 12 trades before the Friday inter league deadline. Detroit sent Mickey Lolich to the Mets for Rusty Staub as 64 players moved across 23 deals involving 19 teams.
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Weekday Community Sports And Recreation Schedule
Open Gym for adults 12 to 2 pm includes gym access. Grade school 1-6 from 3 to 4 30 pm. Jr and Sr high students 3 30 to 4 30 pm. Pool and game area available. Women's volleyball league 6 30 to 11 pm. Matches feature Holmans Gems, Fisher Titus, Huron County Bank, Deebles Sunoco, JP Glass, Blue Monroeville Marine, Beach 8 30 pm Morrow's Foodland, Winslow Farms, Norwalk Furniture, Westwood Estates, Office Bar, Santini Home Savings, Henrys Flowers. Sr high students 7 to 8 30 pm.
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St Pauls eighth graders topple Danbury Lakeside 42 20
St Pauls eighth grade basketball earned a second straight win beating Danbury Lakeside 42 to 20. Jeff Adams led Lakeside with eight points while Tim Amato and Todd Brown scored 18 and 10 for St Pauls. Seventh graders fell 30 29 to Lakeside with Mike Conley 15 and Steve Barman 10.
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Monzon Defends Boxing Title in Paris Bout
Argentina's Carlos Monzon 33 defending the World Boxing Association middleweight title tonight in Paris against Gratien Tonna 26. The bout pits age and experience against youth in a high stakes championship clash.
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