Willard Balance Rains Rams In 72-58 Northern Ohio League win
Willard displayed its best balance of the year Tuesday night in a 72-58 win over Upper Sandusky to improve to 13-4 overall and 10-3 in the league. Four starters reached double figures led by Mike Rosso with 21 points, Dannemiller 12, Kanable 13, and Willoughby 12, as the Flashes pulled away with a 10-2 run to start the second period and led 41-30 at halftime.
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Upper Sandusky
Willard
Rams
Flashes
Theer
Mike Rosso
Wille Dannemiller
Jim Kanable
John Willoughby
Rosso
Kanable
Dannemiller
Mike Cok
Willoughby
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Tim Schwenning
Bob Haas
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Willie Dannemiller
Kanables
J. Willloughby
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Tigers top Norwalk 85 67 in tight league contest
Galion Tigers forced 24 Norwalk turnovers to pull away 85 67 at the Junior High. Terry Ray led Galion with 24 points before fouling out late as Galion built a big early lead and withstood Norwalk stretches. Teammates Cahill and Keesey added 34 points to seal the win.
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Galion Tigers
Norwalk
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Terry Ray
Galion
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John Schroeder
Terry
Ray
Craig Colvin
Tigers
Larry Goudy
Schroeder
Arlin
Bill Keesey
Tom Cahill
Tourney Directors Eye Coal Shortage Threatens Ohio Playoffs
Ohio High School basketball bosses warn the coal strike may force power cuts jeopardizing sectional games starting next week. Board members discuss no-fan or neutral-site games and potential shifts to keep the state tournament on schedule while schools manage heat and safety concerns.
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Jack Freitas
Freitas
Huron
Norwalk
Margaretta
Edison
Jerry Stackhouse
Willard
Paul Pendleton
Journey
Galion
Pendleton
Columbus
Ohio State University
St. John’s Arena
Ohio State
Buckeyes
George Bates
OHSAA
Lakeside Danbury Tops Ohio Girls Class A Ratings
Lakeside Danbury climbs to the top of the Ohio High School Board of Coaches girls Class A ratings, going 12-0 and overtaking Arcanum 160-140 in the voting. Buckeye Trail rises to third while Ada advances to fourth as Cardington and Lancaster Fisher Catholic drop after their second defeats.
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UPI
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Danbury
United Press International
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Buckeye Trail
Cardington Lincoln
Ada
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Lancaster Fisher Catholic
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Minster
Rocky River Lutheran West
Frankfort Adena
Lutheran West
Avon
Springfield North
Delphos St. Johns
Rollie Schultz
North
Kettering Fairmont West
Ket
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