St Paul Flyers fall to Carey in Bucyrus sectional final
In Bucyrus, the St Paul Flyers lost 63 57 to Carey in the lower bracket finals. Mike Maenle led St Paul with 19 points and 18 rebounds while Carey’s Jim Overbee and Steve Gamby combined for 39. The Flyers finish 12 8 and advance to the district with hopes for a rebound.
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Trojans Rally Without Star Center To Clinch Regional Win
South Central without 6-7 Tom Kramb due to fouls roared back to beat Buckeye Central 88-53 and claim a sectional title. Kramb fouled out in the second, Ben Aselton moved to center, and six players reached double figures led by Bond with 16. The Trojans outrebounded 45-32 and advance to face Sandusky St. Marys in the district.
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Buckeye Central Faces Setback as Kramb Fouls Ruin Game
Buckeye Central coach Bob Raber blamed Tom Kramb's four fouls in the second quarter for the Bucks' downfall as South Central Wilmington, led by 210-pound Jim Gray, surged ahead after Kramb left the floor. Trojan coach Terry Hunt praised his seasoned lineup for taking advantage.
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Pugh Hurt In NCAA Division III Wrestling Meet
Norwalk’s Dan Pugh advanced past two bouts at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships in Wilkes Barre before a foot injury halted his run. He was unable to continue after a 5-2 loss to Fran Campbell of Delaware Valley College, leaving him with a 21-2 season record as a sophomore. Mount Union coach Bob Hinchliffe expected a consolation bracket placement had he continued.
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Ohio U Wins MAC Title With Late Free Throw
Ohio University secured the Mid-American Conference championship with a 71-70 win over Bowling Green as Larry Slappy, a freshman, drew a one and one with 22 seconds left and made the first free throw. Toledo beat Kent State 70-64 to stay in the hunt for postseason, while Cincinnati upset Marquette 92-77 and Ohio State toppled Indiana 85-79.
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