Bellevue Stuns Norwalk. Runnerstrom Dietzel Spark Bellevue Win
Bellevue defeats Norwalk 53 to 49 to halt a share of the Northern Ohio League lead as Lars Runnerstrom and Mark Dietzel pace the Redmen. Norwalk foul trouble and cold shooting doom the Truckers, while Dave Sweet leads Norwalk with 17 points and 21 rebounds. Bellevue finishes 7-7 in league, 11-3 for Norwalk, and prepares for a Sandusky trip.
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Bellevue
Norwalk
Lars Runnerstrom
Mark Dietzel
Bellevue Gymnasium
Runnerstrom
Dietzel
Truckers
Redmen
Mike Schoen
Andy Schoen
Schoen
Jim Martin
Paul Evert
Duane Warns
Dave Sweet
Sweet
Roy Adcock
Hershey Schillig
Adcock
Kerkhoff
Tota
Evert Runnerstrom
Martin Zimmerman Urr
Evans
Willard
Sixers Edge Bucks as Cavaliers End Slump
Philadelphia and Cleveland delivered dramatic wins in a night of NBA action. Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 53 for Milwaukee while Fred Carter 41 and Billy Cunningham 29 led the 76ers to a 132-126 victory. Cleveland beat Cincinnati 133-109 and Austin Carr led the Cavaliers with 36 points ending a 10 game losing streak.
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Gary Kale Upi
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Fred Carter
Billy Cunningham
76Ers
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Houston
Buffalo
Phoenix
Boston
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Golden State
Austin Carr
Nate Archibald
Ken McIntosh
Bob Love
New York
Jerry Sloan
Bulls
Walker
Bob Lanier
League Street sixth graders edge Bronson 19 18 in final seconds
Carl Hamilton scored the deciding basket in the last second as League Street School defeated Bronson 19-18. Terry Ray led League with six points and Gary Sanchez had five for Bronson. In the fifth grade, League won 9-7 in overtime with Larry Doudy scoring four and Jim Arlin leading Bronson with three.
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Don Hohler
David
Goliath
Norwalk
Monroeville
Flyers
Eagles
Eagle
Dennis Didion
Gary Barman
Craig Hohler
Didion
Jeff Fields
Hohler
Carl Hamilton
League Street School
Bronson
Terry Ray
Gary
Sanchez
Larry Doudy
League
Jim Arlin
Galion Clinches Northern Ohio League Title With 76 67 Win
Galion defeated Tiffin Columbian 76 67 to claim sole possession of the NOL title aided by Bellevue’s win over Norwalk. Willard beat Shelby 58 44, Upper Sandusky topped Bucyrus 62 57, as Galion built leads and dominated with a balanced attack led by Evans 17 Durtschi 14 Repp 14.
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Norwalk
Dave
Leonard Hardman
Roy Adcock
Truckers
Tiffin Columbian
Galion
Tigers
Tornadoes
Willard
Poiate
Sandusky
Td Shell
Firelands
Monroeville
South Central ST. PA
Western Reserve
Black River Mapleton Edison
New London
Bellevue
Flashes
Shelby
Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus
Tiffin
Don Bland
Scott McDavid
Tiger
John Evans
Chip Durtschi
Dave Repp
Wayne Rex
Bland
John Egbert
Scott Copeland
Mike Bourma
Tom Frye
Steve Schwan
Gary Nelson
Gerry Snodgrass
Rams
Larry Morrison
Ontario
Whippets
Mansfield Malabar
Firelads
ST Paul
Mapleton
Edison
Black River
South Central
Buckeye
Mansfield
Myers Dartball Champion Crowned by Tavern League
Myers Roofing secured the league title with a .796 season record, going 43 wins and 11 losses to top a standings list that includes Courthouse Cafe and several B&B and Maria’s teams. The final tournament will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Norwalk-Bronson Conservation Clubhouse.
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Didion
Bob Krull
Barman
Greg Bader
St. Paul
Flyers
Bader
Roger Holman
Monroeville
Holman
Eagle
Jerry Everhart
Everhart
South Central
Eagles
Mapleton
Seattle and Cougars fight over McDaniels restraining orders
The Seattle SuperSonics and the Carolina Cougars filed opposing restraining orders over seven foot rookie Jim McDaniels. A Greensboro judge issued a North Carolina order barring him from playing for Seattle, while Seattle countered with a restraining order to protect their contract. Hearings set for Feb 28.
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American Basketball Association
Jim McDaniels
McDaniels
Sonics
Cougars
Greensboro
N.C
Carolina Star
Seattle
Seattle Club
Charles S. Burdell
North Carolina
Friday Cage Results From NORWALK and Nearby Schools
Friday cage results show NORWALK 49 Bellevue 5 and 76 67 58 44 57 62 across listed teams. Other games include Plymouth 77 Clear Fork 74 and Toledo Whitmer 91 Perkins 53 with various league matchups and OT noted.
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Admiral King
Fremont Ross
Elyria
Lorain
Findlay
Marion Harding
Plymouth
Clear Fork
Toledo Whitmer
Perkins
Lakeside
Ottawa Hills
Huron
Margaretta
Fremont St Joe
Sand St Mary
Mans St Pete
Columbus DeSales
Vermilion
Midview
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Dan Kerkhoff
Jan Waugh
Val Holz
Dick Winslow
Dennis Hauler
Cavaliers
Archie Clark
Stan Love
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Hawks
Clark
Love
Walt Bellamy
Elvin Hayes
Hayes
Bob Kauffman
Magnuson Olz Bader
Fields Hohler
Winslow Cornwell
Krull
Hauler Christman
Tiffin No
Columbian
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