Willard Survives Edison to win 66-63 sectional thriller
Willard High School defeated Edison 66-63 in a tightly contested Class AA sectional game to claim a fifth straight district bid. The Flashes improved to 15-4 as soph center Jim Kanable battled abdominal pain amid fears of appendicitis. Edison stayed in the game, tying late before Willard clamped down with clutch free throws, while coach Bob Haas reached his 201st victory.
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Tom Wolfe
Sandusky
Willard
Flashes
Edison
Ashland College
Malibor
Bob Haas
Jim Kanable
Kanable
Chargers
Roeder Stock Rises in Collegiate Cage Market
Dearborn Michigan. Paul Roeder former Monroeville All Ohioan continues two year JC stint at Henry Ford CC. He leads Hawks in scoring and rebounds and is a top defensive standout. HFCC ranked fifth in national defense. Roeder averages 14 a game with a career high 29 vs Lansing CC. He shoots 48 percent from the floor and 68 percent free throws. Coach Armitage calls him the most solid fundamental player, the team bread and butter, as they’ve won 15 of 23. Roeder may play two MAC years elsewhere, possibly with Duane Traves in Casper or an Ohio school.
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Flashes
Edison
Willard
Chargers
Cleo Slone
Keith Ostheimer
Kanable
Kevin Carr
Mike Cok
Mike Rosso
Todd Brown
Craig Boose
Chris Bauer
Roger Heitchler
Carr
Cok
John Willoughby
Mike Hershey
Don Hohler
Dearborn
Mich
Monroeville High
Paul Roeder
Henry Ford Community College
Roeder
Hawks
HFCC
Lansing Community College
Paul
Hawk
Jim Armitage
Armitage
St. Paul
Elks Tourney Highlights Lead Wooster Bowling Meet
Local Elks bowlers shined at Wooster in the North Central District event. Jim Ramsey topped the handicap singles with 699 while Bob Baker and Tom Hutton placed fifth in the two-man handicap event 1278. Automotive Equipment team posted 3046 handicap total, finishing sixth in five-man. Numerous bowlers posted solid scores across divisions, including Stan Hutton and others, with standout performances across individual and team events.
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Elks
North Central District
Wooster
Jim Ramsey
Bob Baker
Tom Hutton
Automotive Equipment
Fostoria St Wendelin 71 Gibsonburg 64 score summary
In Class A at Fostoria St Wendelin defeated Gibsonburg 71 to 64. At Fremont Genoa beat Fostoria 61 to 45. In Toledo Springfield Local toppled Lake 50 to 49. In Lima Bowling Green outscored Marion Harding 58 to 54. In Ashland Ashland won 66 to 45 over Shelby. In Sandusky Willard beat Edison 66 to 63. In Dayton Ket Alter defeated Meadowdale 55 to 45. In Dayton Xenia won 70 to 60 over Centerville. In Troy Springfield posted 77 to 60 over Tecumseh. In Vandalia Butler lost 44 to 43 at Greenville. In Oxford Cin Princeton beat Oaks Hills 52 to 34. In Middletown Mt Healthy won 69 to 66.
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Fostoria
Wendelin
Gibsonburg
Fremont
Genoa
Toledo
Springfield
Lake
Lima
Bowling Green
Marion Harding
Ashland
Shelby
Sandusky
Willard
Edison
Dayton
Alter
Meadowdale
Xenia
Centerville
Troy
Springfield S
Tecumseh
Vandalia Butler
Greenville
Oxford
Cin
Princeton
Oaks Hills
Middletown
Mt Healthy
Alumni To Clash In Monroeville St Paul Fundraiser
A basketball doubleheader is set Sunday night at St Pauls gym in Monroe Street as Monroeville and St Paul faculties meet first at seven and alumni teams follow at about 8 30. Proceeds from the event will be divided between the two schools.
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St. Paul
Monroe Street Gymnasium
Monroeville
Roast of Woody Hayes Highlights Miami Event
Former President Gerald Ford and about twenty four celebrities gathered in Miami to roast Ohio State coach Woody Hayes. The Feet of Clay Award cataloged Hayes 57 losses in 27 years, with nine to Michigan shown in capitals. Archie Griffin and Don Shula offered quips while Shirley MacLaine mocked Hayes as he toed bowls and crows like a rooster.
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UPI
Gerald Ford
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Hayes
Michigan
Archie Griffin
Moses
Dolphins
Don Shula
Red Sea
Woody
Crimson Tide
Buckeyes
Alabama
Shirley MacLaine
Snow Trails Opens Friday With Full Slopes And Lifts
Snow Trails announces Friday operation from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a 20 to 25 inch base and one inch of new snow. Mt Mansfield triple chair and rope tow active all day, Alpine and double chairs on later hours. Toboggan run hours vary. weekend hours extend to 10 p.m. with dance in lodge featuring Sweet Water Bridge. CLEAR FORKS also opens Friday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with good to very good conditions and an excellent base. three main areas open and lifts used as needed. Weekend hours 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. all main areas open. lifts operated as needed for very good skiing forecast.
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Mt. Mansfield
Ape
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Chuck Alexander
Art Walker
Rudy Love
Bud Smith
Rollie Tkach
Rick Rasnick
Ge Rock
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George Bogan
Major
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Bill Hartsock
Leon Camp
Willard Scheid
Bob Scheid
Dick Ritz
Bob Hoffman
Bob Weidinger
Paul Schneider
Don Swanson
Ray Charity
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Ted Sumners
Ruth Reed
Janice Camp
Karl Dille
Judy Emmons
Mary Kitchens
Mary Jo Marini
Ruth Ritz
Zarie Reichert
Joan C. Camp
Barb Hammersmith
Thelma Brown
Rick Schwan
Dwight Coder
Bob Patchen
Rich Barnett
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Ray Gough
Mike Goostree
Carol Lescher
Dewey Alt
Larry Coe
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Red Lescher
Randy Powers
Dale Ehresman
Roger Dixon
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Kyle Case
Frank Ferrell
Tony Cesa
Dick Becker
Terry Meisler
Shirley Jensen
al Hakes
Helen Meyer
Lucille Bores
Betty Brown
Mary Lippert
Mary Ott
Betty Seitz
Judy Eastman
Roberta Latrang
Kathy Phillip
Dorothy Thompson
Tess Ruffing
Cindy Strait
Tina Ruffing
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Hammersmith
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Carol Cardman
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