Flyers Hope To rebound After Narrow Loss To Western Reserve
St Paul coach Bob Fisher says the Saints must bounce back after a one point defeat. He notes a 58 percent field goal rate and 70 percent free throw rate but cites only six offensive rebounds as the loss’s key factor. New London, Mohawk and Fostoria St. Wendelin loom as tough next foes. The Flyers’ scoring leaders include Ridge 16, Fields 12, Meyer 11, Mushett 10.
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Wooster Keeps OC Lead With Oberlin Victory 81-72
Wooster remains undefeated in the Ohio Conference at 7-0 and 18-1 overall after an 81-72 win over Oberlin. Oberlin drops to 5-8, 0-7 in league play, while five Yeomen reach double figures. Oberlin’s Eric Johnson leads with 24 points.
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Ashland 8th In Poll With 15 2 Record
Ashland maintains strong defense with wins over Point Park 46 42 and Cleveland State 44 38 to reach 15 2 and move to No 4 in the UPI small college rankings. Kentucky State leads the poll with 14 first place votes and 283 points.
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Warren Leads Cavs Win Over Buffalo
Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Buffalo Braves 101 to 91 for their sixth straight victory over Buffalo. Walt Wesley sealed the win with two baskets as Herm Gilliam came off the bench for three early buckets. The Cavs, now 11 wins in 59 games, return home to host Seattle.
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Cannizzaro Signs 1971 Pact With Padres
Veteran catcher Chris Cannizzaro signed his 1971 contract with the San Diego Padres of the National League. He batted .279 and drove in 42 runs for the club in 1970.
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Lacey Challenges Reed In Knicks Narrow Win
Roy als rookie Sam Lacey pressed Knicks star Willis Reed as Cincinnati fell 115-118. Lacey scored 27 and grabbed 25 boards while Reed notched a career high 33 rebounds in a fierce pace setting game. Portland upset Milwaukee 123-111 as expansion Suns-like club outduelled the Bucks.
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Boog Powell Named Baseball Player of the Year in Columbus
Baltimore Orioles star Boog Powell will be honored by the Columbus Touchdown Club as Baseball Player of the Year. Powell led the American League in RBIs past 100 and hit 35 homers for the third straight season, playing a key role in the Orioles World Series run.
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Ohio high school polls show Columbus Walnut Ridge top AAA list
UPI ratings place Columbus Walnut Ridge at number one in Class AAA with a 14 0 record and 308 points. Boardman Findlay Dayton Dunbar Steubenville and Lakewood St Edward also rank high as Ohio teams receive first place votes and strong records.
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Huron County Fair Adopts Northern Ohio Filly Pacing Series
The 1971 racing schedule adds a pacing event for two year old fillies as part of a nine race Northern Ohio Filly Pacing Series across nine circuits including Huron County Fair. Farms may nominate in March with starting fees at race time. top fillies will be honored at season end. The NOCS events run Aug 19-20, with the filly series on Aug 21. The Norwalk fair joins Carrollton, Warren, Medina, Marion, Jefferson, Wellington, Painesville and Burton in the circuit.
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