Flyers fall to Wildcats 50 43 despite full court press
St Paul Flyers suffer a 50 43 tournament defeat to New London Wildcats ending their season at 7 12. Coach McClain lamented the 11 free throws awarded to the opposition against persistent full court pressure while Saints rally from deficits before fouls and late free throws sealed the win.
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York Surges Past Monroeville in Bellevue Sub-Sectional Final
York 52 Monroeville 45 as York uses late scoring burst to secure win in Bellevue final. John Sole and Ken Didion lead York while Denny Frailey tops Monroeville with 18 points. York advances to Tiffin Super Sectional with 16-6 record, Monroeville drops to 11-? after loss.
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Tournament Scores Across Regional Contests
New London 50 over Norwalk St. Paul 43. Willard 66 over Lexington 54. York 52 over Monroeville 45. Plymouth 63 over South Central 54. Bellevue 69 over Huron 68. Sandusky Senior 66 over Port Clinton 40. Mansfield Senior 60 over Upper Sandusky 47. Marion Harding 84 over Mansfield Madison 60. Mansfield St. Peter 62 over Crestview 52. Crestline 59 over Wynford 45. Bloomville 71 over Old Fort 62 in overtime. Republic 57 over Attica 54. Sandusky St. Mary 83 over Lakeside 59. Lima Shawnee 85 over Findlay 68. Eastwood 68 over Perrysburg 51. Lake 64 over Genoa 44.
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Mask Leads Willard Past Lexington for Regional Win
Willard Crimson Flashes beat Lexington 66 to 54 in the sectional contest as Jim Mask scores 27 points on nine field goals and nine free throws. Jay Langhurst adds 20 as Willard advances to Marion with a 15-5 record.
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Devine Sees Musial as Ready for General Manager Role
Bing Devine, former Cardinals GM and now Mets president, endorses Stan Musial as a capable general manager. He notes Musial’s past player insight, counsel on Dick Groat and Lou Brock moves, and a strong fitness leadership record.
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Druppel To Remain Norwalk Cage Boss
Norwalk High basketball coach Jerry Druppel denied a leaving rumor. He informed the school on Feb 10 that he would return as coach. Druppel noted sophomores as starters and predicted the team would mature in two years.
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New 1.8 Million Skating Rink Opens at Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University unveils a 1.8 million dollar skating rink seating 3 500 with three arenas for recreation hockey and figure skating. Ohio State aims to topple co leaders Michigan State and tighten its hold on the Big Ten title race despite a revived second half.
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Trojans Bow For Last Time In 63-54 Loss To Plymouth
Plymouth Redmen upset South Central 63-54 to advance to the Super-Sectional semi finals. Bill Goth led Plymouth with 19 points, Jack Hoffman 17, Jim Conley 14, while John Lofland topped South Central with 17. The Trojans shot poorly, finishing 24 for 63 from the field and 16 of 26 from the line.
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Ray Scott leads Bullets past Pistons for 131 104 win
Ray Scott scored 30 points with 11 field goals and eight free throws to lead the Baltimore Bullets over the Detroit Pistons 131 104 Sunday afternoon before more than 7 000 witnesses. The Pistons faced their former teammate who had been traded to Baltimore last month.
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