Gilchrist Home Improvement holds solo lead in A Division
The Contractors stay undefeated in A Division as Bibb Realty falls 72 67. Gary Barman scored 14 of his 16 after halftime to help Gilchrist pull away from a 34 32 edge. Other winners included Outdoorsman 72 55 and Huron County Bank 55 49 with Cal Adcock leading the Bank’s 22 points.
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Gilchrist
Bibb Realty
Gary Barman
Mike Souslin
Dick Winslow
Mel Brown
Dave Mesenburg
Tim Weisenberger
Mike Hyde
Jeff Lodermeier
Lodermeier
Dick Hobson
Ron Schnee
Don Davis
Merchants
Charley Nardecchia
Dan Howell
Monroeville
Ken Leber
Dauch
Dean Sweeting
Tom Ott
Couch Concrete
Jim Smith
Bleile Supply
Bible Realty
Gilchrist Home Improvement
Jim Collins
Bibb
Ray Fannin
Hill’s
Tim Bertsch
Bleile’s
DeWayne Young
Joe Gross
Norwalk Reflector
Jack Drinkwine
Sandvick Motors
Mike Wasiniak
Wasiniak Construction
Calvin Adcock
Huron County Bank
Outdoorsman
Keith Ridge
Dudley Realty World
Norwalk
Rocky Nelson
Sandvick’s
Scott Lee
North’s Marathon
Dean Rogers
U.S. 20
Chris Bauer
Milan Merchants
Harold Drake
Tim Laird
Jim Denes
Wasiniak’s
Terry Reed
Knicks Rally Falls Short to 76ers in Atlantic Race
The New York Knicks lost 109-94 to the Philadelphia 76ers as Holzman voices lineup doubts before facing the Nets. Erving led Philadelpha with 22 points while Williams topped New York with 14. Portland and San Diego also won, extending slumps for Seattle.
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Red Holzman
New York Knicks
Philadelphia 76Ers
Knicks
Washington
New York
Holzman
Shakup
New Jersey Nets
Toby Knight
Jim Cleamons
Spencer Haywood
Glen Gondrezick
Glenn
Nets
Julius Erving
76Ers
Ee Amenin
Doug Collins
Bobby Jones
Darryl Dawkins
Ray
Portland
Brewer
Blazers
Clippers
SuperSonics
Randy Smith
San Diego
Seattle
Sonics
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Golden State
San Dergo
Kansas City
Atlanta
San Antonino
Indiana
Houston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Ll
Denver
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicago
New Orleans
New Jersey
San Antonio
Averages Include Games Through Sunday December 17
Football and basketball statistics recap notes that the listed average figures cover games up to and including Sunday December 17. The record highlights team leaders in points rebounds and scoring averages across the season to date.
Ohio State Heads For Garden In Holiday Basketball Week
No. 1 Duke leads ECAC Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden with Ohio State, Rutgers and St. John’s. No. 2 Notre Dame hosts St Francis and visits Kentucky, while No. 3 UCLA opens Pac-10 play with Stanford and California. Michigan State and North Carolina also feature in major Classic and tournaments with multiple ranked teams and key matchups.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Anchorage
Alaska
Duke
Blue Devils
Madison Square Garden
New York
Ohio State
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St. John’s
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Wildcats
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Stanford
California
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Washington
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Maryland
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North Carolina
Rochester
N.Y
Dartmouth
Niagara
Seton Hall
Michigan
el Paso
Texas
Clemson
Utility bill message explains investments in new power plants
The statement shows $587 million allocated from electricity payments, equating to about $255 per person for over two million customers. It emphasizes ongoing plant construction to ensure future energy supply when households switch on.
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TMC
Don Hohler
Reflector
Roeder Harley Davidson
the Bank
Terry Ray
Roeder
Kevin Schaffer
Hill
Bleise
Bleile
Scott Schillig
Ken Nickols
Norwalk Merchants
St. Paul
Mike Reardon
Jim Wasiniak
Greg Alexander
Adcock Brothers
Calvin
Evester
Dauch Concrete
Cluding
Dudley Realiy
The
Ken Ostheimer
Lee Millhouse
Doug Reitzel
Sandwick Motors
U.S
Auto Parts
Drinkwine-Nelson
Sandvick
Drinkwine
Nelson
Autor Parts
Kevin Dailey
George VanDootingh
NORB
North’s
Wayne Sway
Greg Russell
Rick Zureich
Larry Hickey
Roeder Harley- Davidson
the Outdoorsman
U.S. 20 Auto Parts
NBA
United Press International
Srey
Serviotar
Value Center
MR. Coffee I
Siner
Tony Favia
UPI
Ohio Edison
Bruce Mansfield
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