Wildcats Rally To Beat St. Paul 47 41
New London Wildcats erased a 10-0 start to defeat St. Paul 47-41 in Firelands Conference action. A rare four point play sparked the rally as St. Paul’s Troy Spaar scored all Saints points over a 14 minute stretch, with Rick Pheifer contributing deep shots for New London. The game swung as New London missed 12 straight third quarter attempts before tying 29-29 entering the final period.
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Cooke Leads New London Past St Paul 47 61 Victory
Stan Cooke scored 18 points to lead New London Wildcats to a 61 47 victory over St Paul. Spaar topped the Flyers with 21, New London shot 18 of 61, St Paul 15 of 55. Ferrow praised defense, Wasiniak noted fatigue and adjustments before tournament time.
Wide Wide Open Mike Conley Leads Cats to 47 41 Victory
New London’s Stan Cooke is shown under the net as the Cats win 47 to 41. Photo credit Don Hohler reflects the Reflector coverage of the game featuring Mike Conley in a wide open style.
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Woody Hayes Steals The Joe Paterno Show
In Columbus, Ohio, former Ohio State coach Woody Hayes interrupted Penn State coach Joe Paterno at the Touchdown Club awards dinner, praising successor Earle Bruce. Paterno accepted the Woody Hayes Trophy and called Hayes a great person as 1,000 attendees watched.
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Firelands Final Reserve 73 Eagles 55 in conference clash
Western Reserve Roughriders opened a 10 point first quarter lead and stretched it to a 19 point halftime margin en route to a 73 55 Firelands Conference win over Monroeville. Eric Robson led with 27 points, Dave Timbs added 16, while Monroeville's Mickey Hofacker scored 18.
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Edison Chargers dominate South Central 73 58 in Firelands clash
Edison blitzed South Central 73 to 58 in a Firelands Conference game. The Chargers built a 14-12 first quarter lead and led 34-27 at halftime. A 26-16 third quarter extended the gap to 60-43 before Central closed the gap with a 15-13 fourth quarter. Edison hosts Western Reserve on Feb 2 while Central faces Monroeville.
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Mapleton tops Black River 67 54 on home court
Mapleton outscored Black River 21 18 in the third quarter to pull away after a 33 33 halftime tie in Ashland. Jim Clifford led Black River with 23 points while Mapleton had four double digit scorers led by Crossen and Cheveson with 15 each and Schneider 14. Mapleton dominated rebounds 38 to 27, though Black River reserves won 90 25 in the nightcap.
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