Bellevue Bombs Tiffin 90-45 As Schoen Stars
Bellevue exploded for 59 points in the final half to rout Tiffin Columbian 90-45. Mike Schoen scored 41 and pulled down 18 rebounds to pace the Redmen and lead a dominant Bellevue performance while Don Bland was out with the flu.
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Bellevue
Tiffin Columbian
Ohio
Willard
Bucyrus
Upper Sandusky
Shelby
Mike Schoen
Tornadoes
Don Bland
Wayne Rex
FIS Plans Separate World Alpine Championships For Schranz Bid
Sapporo Japan UPI reports the International Ski Federation will stage separate world Alpine men's championships later this year to allow Austria’s Karl Schranz, ousted from the Olympics over professionalism and conduct, a chance to bid for the titles.
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Sapporo
Japan
UPI
International Ski Federation
FIS
Austria
Karl Schranz
Mapleton Edges St Paul IVs in Reserve Tilt
Mapleton defeated St Paul IVs 53-44 in a reserve clash behind 26 points from Phil Biddinger who dominated the final quarter. St Paul led 1-0 after one period but trailed 13-6 in the second. Dale Rinner led Flyers with 14 points.
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Ashland
Phil Biddinger
Mapleton
St. Paul
Biddinger
Flyers
Dale Rinner
Recreation Schedule for Fen.-17 Week Listing
The schedule lists daily gym activities and games at Christ ie Lane School Gym and local venues. It covers Monday through Saturday with events including men and women fitness, grade school and junior high basketball, high school leagues, and several named team matchups.
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Christie Lane School
Lutheran
Coffee Corner
Maplettes
Berries
Methodist
Westwood
Lassies
Sheller-Globe
SPH Jr. High School
Fem
Baan
Cole School
Battles
Sheller Globe
Hills
Columbia Gas
Norwalk Furniture
Northern Ohio Telephone
Roths Constr
Kuhlmans
M. Jr. & Sr. High
Persuaders
Thundering Chickens
NHS
Bucyrus , Jr. High
P.m. Jr. & Sr. High
Borsick & Geer
Temptations
All Stars
Cavaliers
F.M.M
Shurlick & Turnley
Hester Freet
K. Sickle
Jr. & Sr. High
Norwalk Tops Galion in NOL Clash on Defensive Stand
Norwalk truckers defeated league leader Galion 65-57 before 2,500 fans, using a 21-9 free throw edge and strong defense. McDavid and Durtschi fouled out for Galion as Norwalk built a 30-22 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half. Hershey led Norwalk with 20 points, while Sweet added 19 and 17 rebounds for a balanced attack.
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Geoff Hammill
Galion
Norwalk
Truckers
Dan Kerkhoff
Scott McDavid
Chip Durtschi
McDavid
Tigers
Durtschi
Leonard Hardman
Dave Sweet
Roy Adcock
Adcock
Sweet
Galton
Dave Hershey
Hardman
Dave
Hershey
Roy
Repp
Is Evans
Jones
Sweet Schillig
Deeck
Erkhoff
Norwalk Acore
Wildcats Rally Fails as Black River Tops New London 77 67
New London Wildcats, after a 33 point fourth quarter, cut a 22 point third quarter deficit to seven but lost 77 67 to Black River. Gary Hopkins led with 28 points and 12 rebounds. Dave Nicode added 18. Keith Kline and Jim Kusmik each scored 14. Nine Pirates scored. BR shot 48 percent to NL 32 percent.
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Tiffin
Jim Martin
Redmen
Gary Zimmerman
Willard
Bucyrus
Crimson Flashes
Steve Schwan
Mike Buurma
Dave Buurma
Jeff Reser
Upper Sndusky
NEW London
Wildcats
Black River
Pirates
Keith Kline
Jim Kusmik
Jack Ziebro
Cats
Hopkins
Western Reserve
St. Paul
Cener
Edison
Marshall
Artin Nirode
Hopkins McClaflin
Funk Landis Caldwell
Black River A
Kline
Billman Kusmik
Heighland Ziebroamey
Snoddy
Regal
Fosterfaken Otals
N. London
B. River
Reserve
Norwalk Falls to Galion in Reserve Basketball Clash
Norwalk reserves trailed Galion most of the night and lost 53 to 39 as coach Dave Battles cited officiating concerns after pulling his regulars early. Micky Plummer led Galion with 14 points, Tom Ernst added 13, while Scott Twitchell topped Norwalk with 10.
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Chip Durtschi
Galion
Norwalk
Dave Sweet
Tigers
John Evans
Dave Battles
Battles
Micky Plummer
Tom Ernst
Scott Twitchell
Norwalk Truckers evolve with strong wrestling program
Norwalk's wrestling fortunes grew from a 1965 start under Coach Dennis Corrigan to multiple district qualifiers and state placers. Key figures include Norm Atkins, Lonnie Short, Sam Arthur, Greg Levers, Ray Sizemore, Dan Pugh, Nate Smith, Mike Hipp, and Tim Corrigan junior prospects. The program gained fan support, booster backing, and early team titles at Mohawk and Edison events.
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Norwalk
Truckers
Dennis Corrigan
Norm Atkins
Lonnie Short
Corrigan
Atkins
Port Clinton
Short
Matmen
Sam Arthur
Dave Rollins
Arthur
Greg Levers
Tim Fauber
Levers
Edison
Ray Sizemore
Dan Pugh
Nate Smith
Mike Hipp
Hipp
Andy Linder
Pugh
Linder
Daryl Smith
Bill Bouck
Bouck
Smith
Howard Hershey
Columbus
Jim Ohlemacher
Mark Knoll
Garth Geoghan
Bill Buckingham
Bill Huggins
Scott Kullman
Tim Corrigan
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Steve Schwenning
John Thompson
Scott Copeland
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Layup
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St. Paul Iv’s
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Huron
The
Gary Hopkins
Dave Nicode
M. Friend
Schaffers Pony Farm
P. Albright
Beer's Produce
Eddie Miller Carpet
D. Thompson
Milan Comet Cleaners
R. Rakosky
Glenn's Party Shop
V. Artemus
E. Haney
Mr. V's
M. Nickols
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