Cavaliers Return to Action With Full Squad in Win Over Lakers
Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Los Angeles Lakers 104 to 85 as every Cavs player saw action for the first time in over three months. Austin Carr and Campy Russell sparked a second period rally, Carr scoring 13 points and Foster leading with 20, while Jimmy Cleamons debuted from injury for 11 minutes. Cavs sit at 34 36 and chase a playoff berth with 12 games left, next hosting the 76ers.
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Local Basketball Scores and Standings for Wednesday and Tuesday
Wednesday results feature Bennett Electric 78 over Hartland Speed Shop 77 with top scorers Bennett Mike Souslin 18 Mel Brown 17 and Hartland Tim Weisen berger 24 Mike Grose 18 Jim Kern 17. Hite's 69 over Huron County Bank 54 led by Calvin Adcock 21 Dave Weasle 16 Scott Hite 16. Dauch Ferrell 85 Pewter Mug 61 with Ray Fannin 23 Ron Strimpfel 23 and Jerry Hilaman 19. Tuesday saw Mac's Sons 106 over Hug 73 topped by Denny Didion 40 and Dick Winslow 27. Pewter Mug 60 beat Jake's 58 led by Sonny Coles 24.
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Benedict Pleasant Teams Dominate Grade School Basketball Honors
In winter play, Benedict fifth graders clinched the title undefeated with 9.2 and 7.2 scoring by Mike Wilson and Mark Rupp. Benedict sixths and Pleasant sixths each lost once to share the crown, while Pleasant Blue edged a near perfect run but fell to Pleasant Green in the finale.
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