Willard Rolls On As Bucyrus Wins First NOL Clash
Willard remained undefeated in the first half as it crushed Galion 69 58 for its seventh straight league win. Bucyrus toppled Shelby 79 56 after a 95 18 toppled result in past meetings. Upper Sandusky beat Bellevue 69 57. Tiffin Columbian crushed Norwalk 78 48.
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Snodgrass
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Felton Seitz Lead Tiffin Past Norwalk Truckers 78 48
Tiffin Columbian rode hot scoring by Mike Felton and Al Seitz to a 78 48 victory over Norwalk in the Northern Ohio League. Felton scored 16, Seitz added 13 in a first half surge as the Tornadoes built a 38 22 halftime lead and pulled away 22 10 in the final period. Norwalk drops to 3 4 in league play while Tiffin moves to 6 1 in NOL with a 7 3 overall mark.
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al Seitz
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Bozarth
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South Central Trojans Top Mapleton 69 59 in Firelands Clash
Tom Kramb 31 points and 24 rebounds pace South Central as Clyde Honeycutt 19 points and relentless defense lift the unbeaten Trojans to their eighth straight win over Firelands Conference rival Mapleton. Ebinger and Rinehart add double figure scoring while Mapleton drops to 4-5 overall and 4-3 FC. The victory stretches SC's FC lead to 7-0 as they prepare to face Lucas at Mansfield Madison.
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Greenwich
Tom Kramb
Clyde Honeycutt
Mapleton
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Honeycutt
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Guy Ebinger
Chuck Rinehart
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Monroeville Mows New London 97 77 in Firelands clash
Monroeville surged to a 97 77 victory over New London in Friday night Firelands Conference action. Dennis Didion led with 26 points while Rick Myers 21 and Don Long 16 provided key balanced scoring as Monroeville shot over 50 percent and built a 84 49 edge after three quarters. Greg Dee and Steve Caldwell led New London with 16 each.
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Friday Cage Results from Northern Ohio and Firelands leagues
Tiffin Columbian topped Norwalk 78 to 48 and Willard defeated Galion 69 58 Upper Indusky won 69 Bellevue 57 Bucyrus 79 over Shelby 56 Western Reserve 57 ST PAUL 44 South Central 69 Mapleton 59 Monroeville 97 New London 77 Black River 72 Edison 63 Vermilion 57 Amherst 54 Plymouth 55 Crestline 54 Huron 90 over Tiffin Calvert 80 Sandusky 50 Marion Harding 46 Admiral King 51 Elyria 47 in overtime Mansfield Senior 74 Fremont Ross 34 Findlay 71 Lorain 66 Oberlin 85 Wellington 66 Fostoria St Wendelin 54 Perkins 50 North Baltimore 52 Lakeside 48 Clyde 56 Sandusky St Mary 53.
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Flyers JV Roll Over Western Reserve JV
The St. Paul junior varsity beat Western Reserve 35 to 20 Friday night at the junior high, after a low scoring first half. John Meesig scored 16 points including nine in the final quarter to pace St. Paul with Scott Tinker adding seven while Bill Horton led Western Reserve with nine.
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Edison Loses to Black River in Firelands Clash
Edison fell 72 63 after leading 34 33 at halftime as Black River dominated the second half. Keith Kline led Pirates with 19 points on 8 of 15 shooting, and Dale Hamby added 17. Edison also got 16 from Dan Lake and outrebounded 38 36. Edison hosts Margaretta next. Franco Harris named AFC Rookie of the Year in New York market awards. Chicago Cougars promote Paul Menard to fill goalies vacancy due to illness.
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Ed Ramey
Jack Snoddy
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Shane
Griffin to be buried near Wewahitchka after boxing career
John Charles Griffin a heavyweight boxer of the 1940s died Thursday at 61. He will be buried near his home in Wewahitchka Florida on Sunday according to family plans.
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