Buckeyes Rally Past Badgers For 79-71 Win
Ohio State erased an 11 point deficit to beat Wisconsin 79 71 in Madison. The Buckeyes improved to 7 1 in the Big Ten as a late run fueled by six straight points sealed the comeback and a share of pressure on Wisconsin.
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Norwalk Fresh Edge Sandusky In Finale
Norwalk freshmen edged Sandusky 36 34 in a thriller as Mike Frazier scored the deciding two in the final seconds. Scott Schillig led all with 13 points, Blake White 11, Stan Johnson paced Sandusky with 10, Hornyak 26 for Norwalk.
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Arlin powers Norwalk eighth grade in 54 32 win
Norwalk eighth grader Ed Arlin scored 28 points to spark a 54 32 victory over Edison as coach Glenn Bitner praised his starting five for strong defense. Cross and Hipp led rebounding while the team built a 45 24 halftime lead and rested reserves in the second half. Norwalk finishes season Thursday at Sandusky.
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Borgeson Leads SP over Eagles in 59 34 Junior Game
St Paul seventh graders, led by Chuck Borgeson with 21 points, defeated Monroeville 59 34. Monroeville trailed 12 5 after one period as SP shot 69 percent free throws to nine of 13 and Eagles hit 67 percent of their foul shots. Also noted UPI report: 24 American drivers entered for Feb 26 race at Rafaela, Argentina.
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Trucker Wrestlers Lead Norwalk Into NOL Tourney
Bellevue hosts the first Northern Ohio League wrestling meet as Norwalk High School sends thirteen wrestlers led by Bill Bouck Tim Knoll Dave Calhoun Joe Arthur Garth Geoghan Bill Buckingham Tim Hipp Dan Brooks Dan Pugh Darryl Smith and Jim Ohlemacher with two more spots to be filled for 178 and 188 pounds. Bellevue lacks a 101 pounder and Shelby Bucyrus do not compete. Preliminary rounds start 1 30 p m final at 7 30 p m.
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Junior High Matmen End Year With Win
Norwalk junior high wrestlers defeated Clyde 43 to 17 to close their season, improving to 4 wins and 3 losses for the year.
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Jacoby Named Next MAC Commissioner in Move to March
Fred Jacoby 43, longtime Wisconsin State University Conference commissioner, will replace Robert C. James as Mid American Athletic Conference head on March 1. He was chosen from three nominees by the MAC Council of Presidents and praised the conference for its academic and athletic stature.
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Six In 2nd Beats Saints in Monroeville Victory
Monroeville dominated St. Paul’s eighth graders 67 to something as they held the Saints to six points in the third quarter. The Flyers shot 30 percent, making 15 of 50 attempts and one of 12 free throws. Matt Gross scored ten points while White led Monroeville with 24 points.
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Roughriders Drop to 11th in UPI Class A Poll
The United Press International poll places the Greenup Roughriders at 11th in Class A with 21 votes and one first place ballot. Fort Laramie leads Class A with 104 votes, narrowly ahead of Sidney Lehman with 99. Waverly tops Class AA with Columbus Ready close behind with one week left. Columbus Walnut Ridge maintains Class AAA lead for the seventh straight week, with Boardman and Findley in second and third.
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Norwalk 7th Graders Win Sixth Straight 38 18
Norwalk seventh graders improved to 9 1 with a 38 18 victory over Edison. The Trucker offense was led by Brad Mason with ten points and Dave Scherz added seven as Norwalk built a 16 4 lead after holding Edison scoreless in the first period. Coach Van Ramsey emptied the bench in the second half. They close the season Thursday hosting Sandusky.
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Pusateri Wins In Middleweight Bout In Cleveland
Mike Pusateri dominates Doyle Baird in a seventh round knockout at the Cleveland Arena to improve to 32 13 4 while Baird falls to 34 5 1. Other results include Wagner stopping Zurheide and Gullick KOing Dullaire in separate bouts.
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Ohio U Beats Marshall 86 84 In Herd Home Loss
Ohio University defeated Marshall 86 to 84 in Marshall’s first home loss of the season before 6 369 fans. Russell Lee set a school record with 29 consecutive free throws as Craig Love led Ohio with 23 points.
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