Bellevue High Truckers rally for 56 48 win over Norwalk Redmen
In a Northern Ohio League contest Bellevue High School overcame an 18 point first half deficit to beat Norwalk 56 to 48. Mike Myers led the comeback with for the Truckers while Roger Wilkinson scored 20 in the final 16 minutes. Gregg Keefers sparked the Jayvees with 13 points in a 35 25 win.
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Bellevue
Norwalk High Truckers
Jerry Druppel
Truckers
Mike Myers
Roger Wilkinson
Bellevue Press
Druppelmen
Ron Moore
Gregg Keefers
Jayvees
Norwalk
Bellevue Wilkinson
Callaghan
Gelvin
Herner
Todd
Chapin Haff
Lorcher
Starger
Draxler
Myers
Doster
McCarty
Rough Riders Ride to 53 39 Win at South Central
Western Reserve Rough Riders used a strong second period to pull away from South Central, leading 26-14 at halftime and finishing 53-39 on Friday night. The Trojans remained competitive in the second half as both teams played even ball in the final two quarters.
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Greenwich
Western Reserve Roughriders
South Central
Trojans
Roughriders
Western Reserve
Keith Patrick
Steve
Unclear OCR Basketball Box Score Credits Central Loss
Fragmentary stats show Trojan coach Joe Andrews and players Walcher Felver Phipps Zimm erman Early Nielsen for South Central and Western Reserve with SCentral trailing 8 611 14 53 and Western Reserve 15 18 39 in a cited game.
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Trojan
Joe Andrews
South Central
Moser
Walcher
Felver
Phipps
Zimmerman
Early
Nielsen
S.central
W. Reserve Ll
Lakers Snap Flyer Streak at Lakeside in Lake Erie contest
The Lakeside Lakers toppled the St. Paul Flyers 62 to 56 as Lakeside shot 27 of 61 and dominated the boards 58 52 led by John Incorvia with 20 points and Jim Waldecker 16. Mike Meesig scored 23 for St. Paul while Joe Fisher added 16. The Flyers host South Central next at Christie Avenue Gym.
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St. Paul Flyers
Lake Erie
Lakeside Lakers
Flyers
Nets
Joe Fisher
Mike Meesig
Lakers
Fisher
Meesig
Saints
John Amato
Bob Schumm
John Incorvia
Jim Waldecker
Ron Donich
Lessentine
South Central
Christie Avenue
Lessentine Dress Whalers
Braddock Incorvia
Waldecker
Hudak
Donich
St, Paul
Meesig Grine
Schumm
Amato
St. Paul
Hillsdale tops Monroeville to extend Firelands lead
Hillsdale High School remained the Firelands Conference leader with a 65-62 victory over Monroeville Friday. Dean Schneider scored 17 and Neil Schlachter 13 for Monroeville as Hillsdale built a 41-34 third-quarter edge and held a slight edge at the free throw line. Hillsdale also won the reserve game 40-25.
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Hillsdale - Hillsdale High School
Monroeville
Dean Schneider
Neil Schlachter
Schneider
Schlachter
Hillsdale
Black River Pirates Top Milan 50 to 42 on Friday
Black River used a 19-11 second period run to pull away from Milan and win 50-42. Larry Walkden scored 15 and Tom Clifford 11 for the Pirates while Lynn Schlessman and John Valentine each had 12 for Milan.
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Black River
Black River Pirates
Milan
Larry Walkden
Tom Clifford
Pirates
Lynn Schlessman
John Valentine
Indians
Mansfield Bears Norwalk Mat Team
Norwalk High lost to Mansfield Malabar 20 to 15 in a wrestling meet. One pin occurred, with Burton pinning Dennis Jones at 154 pounds. Norwalk winners: LaConte 103, Welfle 112, O Neil 145, Short 175, April heavyweight. Truckers to meet Clear Fork Tuesday. next home meet Feb 12 vs Perkins.
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Norwalk
Mansfield Malabar
Malabar
Burton
Dennis Jones
Tony LaConte
Steve Welfle
Jack O’neil
Lonnie Short
Robert April
Norm Adkins
Tom Newyear
Sam Arthur
Tim Fauber
Rick Farner
Clear Fork
Perkins
Firelands Triumphs over Western Reserve in 53 39 win
In Friday night action Firelands defeated Western Reserve 53 to 39 while Hillsdale beat Monroeville 65 62 and Black River edged Milan 50 41. Northern Ohio games saw Norwalk 56 over Bellevue 48 and Willard 82 over Shelby 72. Lorain High beat Mansfield 71 and Fremont St Joe edged Tiffin Calvert 50 47.
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South Central
Hillsdale
Monroeville
Black River
Milan
Berlin Heights
Mapleton
Northern Ohio
Norwalk
Bellevue
Willard
Shelby
Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus
Tiffin Columbian
Galion
Fremont Ross
Marion
Lorain King
Mansfield
Elyria
Findlay
Lakeland Huron
Vermilion
Lakeside
St. Paul
Ontario
Plymouth
Lakota
Margaretta
Fremont St. Joe
Tiffin Calvert
Berlin Heights Tigers overmount Mapleton stall in lopsided win
Berlin Heights overwhelms Mapleton 42 to 4 after Mapleton clung to a stall tactic early. Berlin closed strong, scoring 13 in the final period as Mapleton failed to mount a comeback in this Firelands Conference game. Mapleson scorers listed include Frazier Longsdorf Stuart Iceman Hickey. Berlin scorers Wallace Hensley Schuster Strickler Shook.
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Mapleton
Firelands
Berlin
Mounties
Berlin Heights
Wallace
Hensley
Schuster
Strickler
Shook
Willard nips Shelby as Wiers fuels 82 79 win
Willard defeats Shelby 82 to 79 behind 31 points from Wiers and 22 by Valentean. Langhurst adds 17 as Shelby’s Maier leads visitors with 24. game featured a second period burst and strong free throw shooting.
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Tom Valentean
Jay Langhurst
Nets
Willard
Shelby
Wiers
Valentean
Langhurst
Steve Maier
Maier
Willard - Mask
Cox
Pugh
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