Nugent Tops Vermilion as Cats Triumph 68 55
New London Wildcats powered by Mervin Nugent 26 and Steve Garrett 17 beat Vermilion Sailors 68 to 55 in Lakeland Conference action. Vermilion’s Roger Rice led with 28 points, while Nugent and Garrett fueled the Wildcats with strong scoring and defense. New London improved to 5-0 overall, 3-0 in league play.
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Galion Tigers edge Norwalk in second overtime thriller
Galion Tigers defeated Norwalk 63 to 61 after a second overtime, aided by four straight free throws and key baskets from Bob Tuscan and Mike Miller. Wilkison and Gelvin led Norwalk with late bursts and 18 by Miller, while Hughes and Lorcher added double digits for the Truckers.
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Wilkinson Chapin
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Nickoli
TP Miller
Britton Hughes
Graf Roelle Tuscan
Thomas Lake
Monroeville Eagles Top Berlin Heights 73 to 59 in Capsided Win
Berlin Heights at Monroeville game saw Ron Shook score 25 for Berlin but Monroeville pulled away after intermission. Monroeville shot 47 percent, Berlin 35, while Berlin turned over 22 times leading to a Tigers loss. Final line Berlin 59 Monroeville 73.
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Bellevue Redmen Scare Tiffin Before Tuxed Tornadoes Pull Away
Bellevue High School hounded undefeated Tiffin Columbian but the Tornadoes pulled away in the fourth quarter to win 64-56. Jim Dillard led Tiffin with 23 points, John Hill 20, while Dan Doster paced Bellevue with 16 and Dave Doster 12 as Tiffin hit 18 of 21 free throws to Bellevue’s 12 of 18.
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Pete Callaghan
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Lyon
Kieffer
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Dave Doster
Callaghan
Haff
Todd
Herner
Margaretta Wins at Erie County FFA Parliamentary Contest
Margaretta finished first in the annual Erie County FFA Parliamentary Contest followed by Perkins Berlin Heights and Milan. The contest tests proper methods of conducting civic and club meetings.
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Hillsdale Narrowly Edges Mapleton In Firelands Clash
Hillsdale stays unbeaten in league play by defeating Mapleton 47 to 44 on Friday night. Hillsdale led early, Mapleton’s Chuck Baylan scored 18 of 42 from the floor and 11 of 18 at the line, while Hillsdale’s Moody and Patterson led with 10 and 14 points. The Mounties outshot Hillsdale from the field and the boards were even, but turnovers kept the game tight throughout.
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Braves Ordered to Open 1966 in Atlanta Stadium
A Georgia Superior Court judge ruled the Atlanta Braves must play their 1966 home games at Atlanta Stadium to honor the contract with the stadium authority. Braves officials confirmed the April 12 opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates in Atlanta, despite a Milwaukee suit seeking to keep them there.
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Pirates Defeat South Central in Firelands tilt
The Black River Pirates beat the South Central Trojans 51 to 40 led by Gary Burden with 18 points. Black River shot 16 of 65 from the floor and 19 of 30 from the line while South Central made 16 of 57 field goals and 8 of 14 free throws.
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Upper Sandusky tops Shelby in overtime thriller
Ron Reber scored seven overtime points to lift Upper Sandusky past NOL rival Shelby 58 to 55. Reber led the Rams with 19 points, followed by Gottfried 12 and Corfman 14 as Dan Brown led Shelby with 14. The game stayed tight until a late overtime surge.
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Shelby
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Gus Corfman
Lynn Gottfried
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Feuerstein
Orans
Gottfried
Dorfman
Fisher
Mater
McKean
Carver
Fensch
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Guerin
Western Reserve Rough Riders Handle Milan In Close Win
Western Reserve Rough Riders beat Milan 56 to 51 at the Warrior Reservation as center Al Sehlmeyer scored 21 points. Reserve outscored Milan 20 8 in the third quarter while dominating the boards 39 to 25 and committing 10 fouls to Milan’s 12. Sehlmeyer led WR with 21, Bement 4, Grady 10, Buzeck 10, Kidd 6, Patrick 5. Milan’s Valentine 21, Schlessman 14, Roe 4, Vander Pool 8.
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Grell
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