Willard Clinches NOL Title With Win Over Upper Sandusky
Willard Crimson Flashes finish the Northern Ohio League with a 55-51 victory over Upper Sandusky to claim the outright title, improving to 13-0 in league play and 17-0 overall. Mike Bourma scored 29 for Willard, while Gary Nelson led Upper Sandusky with 18 points. The final game of the season comes next Friday in Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Willard
Crimson Flashes
Rams
Galton
Bob Haas
Haas
Flashes
Mike Bourma
Terry Ludban
Dave Bourma
Clark Maddocks
Gary Nelson
Steve Long
Don Schwenning
Galion
Tigers
M. Buurma
D. Buurma
Ludban
Maddocks
Conrad Upper
Long
Schwenning
Nelson
Snodgrass
Upper
South Central Clinches Firelands Title In Dominant 107 53 win
South Central Ghosts Black River to secure the Firelands Conference crown with an 11 0 league mark and 14 0 overall. Tom Kramb led with 29 points and 15 rebounds as Clyde Honeycutt added 25 and Chuck Rinehart 18. The Trojans dominated rebounding 60 29 and shot 51 percent to overpower Black River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojans
South Central
Firelands
Black River
Clyde Honeycutt
Chuck Rinehart
Dale Bond
Guy Ebinger
Keith Kline
Jack Snoddy
Dale Hamby
Kline
Ziebro
Snoddy
Hamby
Roberts
Catcher
Bond
Honeycutt
Rinehart
Ebinger
Ll Ram Ll
Albert
Walters
Willard Jaycees Host Road To Columbus Dinner
WILLARD The Willard Jaycees sponsor a Road-To-Columbus send off dinner for the Crimson Flashes basketball team at 6 p.m. Feb. 19 in the high school cafeteria. Coach Haas will show game movies at 6:45 p.m. A send-off assembly follows at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 3 dollars for adults and 1 75 for under 12, with proceeds to the high school athletic department. Sectional play begins Feb. 23 at Mansfield Malabar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Willard Jaycees
Columbus
Crimson Flashes
Robert Haas
Willard United Bank
Jacobs TV
Willard High School
Celeryville Iga
Flashes
Mansfield Malabar
Friday Cage Results Norwalk 82 Bucyrus 45
Northern Ohio league scores show Norwalk defeating Bucyrus 82 to 45 and Tiffin Columbian 88 over Shelby 44 in Friday basketball results across several conferences. The Firelands slate includes Monroeville 71 over St Paul 53 and South Central 107 over Black River 53 with Western Reserve 72 over New London 58. Other games feature Huron 70 Clyde 34 and Elyria 59 Fremont Ross 41 as teams chase standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Bucyrus
Willard
Upper Sandusky
Galion
Bellevue
Tiffin Columbian
Shelby
Firelands
Monroeville
ST. Paul
South Central
Black River
Western Reserve
New London
Mapleton
Edison
Huron
Clyde
Admiral King
Sandusky
Findlay
Field
Senior
Elyria
Fremont Ross
Lorain
Marion Harding
Tiffin Calvert
Perkins
Vermilion
Wellington
Fremont St. Joe
Y St. Mary
Danbury
North Baltimore
Miller and Nicklaus Tie for Desert Classic Lead
Allen Miller and Jack Nicklaus share the lead at 11 under par 205 after 54 holes in the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs California. Arnold Palmer and Gay Brewer trail one shot back, while John Schlee sits at 207 nine under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Miller
Nicklaus
Palm Springs, Calif
UPI
Miller
la Quinta
Arnold Palmer
Gay Brewer
Desert
University of Georgia
Palmer
Brewer
John Schlee
Billy Casper
Lee Wykle
John Mahaffey
Miller Barber
Charles Coody
Kermit Zarley
Firelands Falcons Reach Regional Semifinals in Tight Win
Firelands Campus basketball team rallied from a 25-20 halftime deficit to beat Lancaster 53-50 in the Regional Campus Basketball Tournament. Al Graves scored 14 and Sam Esposito 12 for Firelands with Norwalk transfer Dave Sweet adding five. The Falcons advance to face Middletown in today’s semifinal at Sandusky St Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Firelands
Lancaster
Ohio University
Falcons
Osu-Newark
Ou-Belmont
Miami-Hamilton
Osu-Lima
Miami- Middletown
Zanesville
al Graves
Sam Esposito
Norwalk
Dave Sweet
Defiance College
Middletown
Sandusky St. Mary
Hamilton
Newark
Sandusky Jackson Junior High School
St. Mary High School
Philadelphia 76ers suffer 18th straight loss in Portland
The 76ers arrive late due to a snowstorm and lose 116-105 to the Trail Blazers, tying the NBA record for consecutive defeats. Portland’s Lloyd Neal leads with 33 points, while Sidney Wicks adds 28 and Geoff Petrie 23. Fred Carter tops Philadelphia with 19 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Charlie Brown
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
Portland
San Antonio
Tex
NBA
Trailblazers
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Diego
Lloyd Neal
Blazers
Sidney Wicks
Geoff Petrie
Fred Carter
Mapleton Tops Edison to Stay in FC Contention
Mapleton High School defeated Edison 66 to 53 to remain in a share of second in the Firelands Conference. Phil Biddinger led Mapleton with 19 points while Ted Iceman added 16. John Cooke scored 18 for Edison and John Zadell had 14 in defeat. Mapleton improves to 8-4 in league play and 9-6 overall. Edison slips to 2-12 FC and 2-14 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Mapleton
Edison
Mounties
Chargers
Phil Biddinger
Ted Iceman
John Cooke
John Zadell
New London
Monroeville
Biddinger
Iceman Ross
Randy Myers
Fultz Mohrman Ringler Crossen
Cooke Meyers
O'Hara Zadell
Lake Shane Young Latham Phillip
Mapleton Ison
Recreation Schedule Updates for FEB 12 to 17
Daily listings show varied events from 6 a.m. fitness at the Rec Gym to basketball and volleyball at NHS Gym Cole School Rec Center and Osborne Honor Farm. Notable matches include Monroeville Merchants vs NHS teams, Krupps vs Durable Mat, and multiple grade school leagues across Monday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Honor Farm
Monroeville Merchants
NHS
Saginaw Wire
FLO
Wasiniak & Ott
Huron Ciy. Bank
Ken’s Clark
Hug & Theisen
Cole School
Krupps
Durable Mat
Dauch
Phillips Sohio
Riley’s Excav
Home Savings
Independents
Norwalk Furniture
Car Leasing
Hartland Speedmanip
Northern Ohio Telephone
Battles Ins
Huron County Bank
Hills Angels
Presbyterian
Blue
Irish
Crusaders
Saints
Zellers Trucking
Monroeville
Combo
St. Pauls
Youngstown Miller
L.J.J
Sheller-Globe
Westwood
Lutheran
Coffee Corner
Attica
North Fairfield Mobile Homes
Jr. & Sr. Ig
Lakers
Cavaliers
Globelines
Hesters
Anthony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nol Champs
Jeff Penwell
Allan Patterson
John Frye
Mike Buurma
Dave Buurma
Mark Braddock
Jerry Stackhouse
Mike Pugh
Steve Stoller
Dave Danhoff
Rick Willoughby
Herb Garcia
Coach Haas
FC Titlists
FC Champs
Front
Jim Stevens
Don Rhine
Bruce Albert
Ben Aselton
Marty Beck
Joe Jacobs
Ron Walter
Tom Kramb
Terry Hunt
S. Central Rips
Pirates
Greenwich
Trojan
Kramb
Jaycees
Firelands Branch
Cauch
Globe Fords
HH Gas Hs
Globe Machine
T Electric
Eagles
Reineck Eagles
American Legion
S Park
Don May
Kansas City
West
Milwaukee
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bob Dandridge
Bucks
Chicago
Phil Chenier
Archie Clark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Bullets
Braves
Chenier
Elvin Hayes
Bob Love
Cleveland
Bulls
Mapleton Trims
Jr. & Sr. High
Knicks