Grine Sparks St. Paul Flyer's Lakeshore Win Over Northwood
Jim Grine scored 30 points as the St. Paul Flyers defeated Northwood 73-50 for their first Lakeshore Conference win. Dick Hillman and Dave Didion added double figures, while the Flyers dominated rebounding and the fourth quarter to seal the victory.
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Don Hohler
Jim Grine
St. Paul Flyer
Lakeshore
Northwood
Saints
Tim Reardon
Varsity
Grine
Tim Williams
Rangers
Nets
St. Paul
Bob Heisman
Flyers
Didion
Hillman
Heisman
Royal Meeks
Mike Anderson
Mike Mushett
Bob Saunders
Milan Wins As Eagle Loses His Direction
Milan Indians edge Monroeville Eagles 67 66 after a late sequence gives Milan the go ahead. Steve Rah rig misdirected a pass into his own net for the turning point and Dick Schlessman twice made 1 1 foul shots to seal the win.
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Milan
Milan Indians
Monroeville Eagles
Monroeville
Steve Rahrig
Eagles
Rahrig
Indians
Dick Schlessman
Schlessman
Bob Kaiser
Kaiser
Norwalk Truckers Hold Off Shelby Whippets 62 59
Norwalk Truckers beat Shelby Whippets 62 to 59 as Tom Diringer led with 24 points and perfect free throws. Calvin Dietz scored 23 for Shelby, while Doug Hamilton added 21. Norwalk stayed ahead despite defensive lapses and clutch late free throws by Mike Grose.
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Norwalk
Mike Grose
Shelby
Truckers
Gary Draxler
Leonard Hardman
Shelby Whippets
Hardman
Whippets
Tom Diringer
Trucker
Diringer
Doug Hamilton
Calvin Dietz
Hamilton
Dietz
Shelbians
Buckingham Shadle Draxler
Fisher Grose
Shelby Hamilton Fisher
Pifer
Scott Dietz
Cordes Barman
Trojans Fall To Hillsdale In Double Overtime
In Greenwich on Friday, the South Central Trojans lost 49-48 to Hillsdale Falcons in double overtime after a tight defensive battle. Both teams traded leads, with Hillsdale cashing a late foul shot for the win as regulation ended tied at 40 and the first overtime at 46. The Trojans drop to 0-4. standout performers included John Lofland and Forbes Shipman on the boards and Hillsdale’s McBride grabbing the most rebounds.
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Greenwich
South Central Trojans
Hillsdale Falcons
Hillsdale
South Central
Falcons
John Lofland
Forbes Shipman
Falcon
McBride
Trojans
Egley Lofland
Hoyt Smith Shipman Ll
Wilken
Hillsdale Bolin Cox
Garn Louden
Myers McBride
Crusher
New London Opens Season With 55 43 Victory Over Vermilion
New London Wildcats edged Vermilion Sailors 55 43 in a Lakeshore Conference opener. Wildcats drew fouls to win at the line and benefited from Stevens Whetstone and Harmony defensive work. Vermilion center Charles Trin ter led rebounds while Whetstone and Harmony disrupted Sailor possessions.
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NEW London
New London Wildcats
Vermilion Sailors
Wildcats
Charles Trinter
Vermilion
Zimmerman Paces WR Over Tigers
Western Reserve Roughriders led by Dave Zimmerman defeated Berlin Heights Tigers 75-60 in a fast game. WR outshot 28 of 76 to 19 of 61, hit 22 of 35 free throws to 19 of 25, and outrebounded 55-30 as they built a 14-14 tie after one period and 48-37 in the second half.
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Berlin Heights
Western Reserve Roughriders
Dave Zimmerman
Berlin Heights Tigers
Roughriders
Tigers
Western Reserve
Kernell
Hensley
Taylor
S. Schuster
Poyer
Western Reserve Alten
Mesenburg Agel
Zimmerman
Kern Onry
White Sox acquire Davis and Fisher from Mets in late trade
Chicago lands outfielder Tommy Davis and pitcher Jack Fisher from the New York Mets just before the trading deadline. The deal sends centerfielder Tommie Agee and reserve infielder Al Weis to the Mets, plus two minor leaguers Billy Wynne and Buddy Booker. Davis batted .302 with 16 homers and 73 RBI last season and should man left field, while Fisher posted a 38-63 record over four seasons with a 4.07 ERA.
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UPI
Chicago White Sox
Tommy Davis
Jack Fisher
White Sox
Tommie Agee
al Weis
Chicago
Billy Wynne
Buddy Booker
Mets
Jacksonville
Boston Red Sox
Dick Ellsworth
Gene Oliver
Philadelphia Phillies
Mike Ryan
Davis
Agee
Chicago New York
Eddie Stanky
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ken Berry
Gil Hodges
Fisher
Broyle's Reserve Wins 60-59 at Huron Quadrangular
Coach Dale Broyle's reserve wrestling squad edged Huron 60 59 to cap a quadrangular meet at Huron. Sandusky St Mary's finished third with 40 points and Milan took fourth with 31 points. Several wrestlers posted 1 1 records while Fred Smith Harry Gordon Jim Phillips and Henry Willson went 2 0 Phillips pinned both opponents.
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Dale Broyle
Huron
Sandusky St. Mary’s
Milan
Don Brooks
Dick Dreyer
Dave Harris
Fred Smith
Harry Gordon
Jim Phillips
Henry Willson
Phillips
Cox Do It Again Leads Willard Over Bellevue In NOL Tie
Willard Flashes beat Bellevue 61 52 to pull even for first in the Northern Ohio League. Dave Cox scored 30 points and grabbed 14 rebounds while Jay Langhurst added 15 boards. Bellevue’s Randy Santoro scored 17 and Tom Nation held to 12.
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Willard
Dave Cox
Willard Flashes
Bellevue
Cox
Flashes
Redman
Tom Nation
Jay Langhurst
Randy Santoro
Willard Dawson Langhurst
Grandish Thornton
Bellevue Archer Smith Nation
Santoro
Haffey
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad Prompt
Classified advertisement urges selling sporting goods with a phone number to call for quick buyers. It emphasizes rapid buyer reach and provides the contact dial 662-4241.
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