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uic nint— — ^m ^ w mm v w w w %speaking not only for his mates but for the other clubs who know that a 1lt;ms tonight will be their last this season.Scouts flocking toicThere will be no such fun foruiiaocn sweepquarter-finals.iii*Stoughton’s goal at 10:19 ofovertime gave the MapleUIC vdlldLlldiootien on tne way to a Drawi -strewn 8-3 triumph and tonight’s best-of-one matchup with the Islanders at Madison Square Garden.By JEFF SCHUDELNews-Herald Sports WriterThere will be a lot of oohs and ahs at the Coliseum tonight when the first Coliseum Classic tips off at 6:45 and among those in attendance will be college scouts from some of the nation’s top schools.The 6:45 game will pit Wickliffe’s Craig Salter and the Laker Erie stars against an all-star lineup from Akron-Canton-Youngstown area.In the main event, scheduled to start at 8:45, a group of Ohio Stars will duel an all-star lineup from eight states.Phil Hubbard and Frankie Sanders add glitter to the Ohio team, but the U.S. team looks like a list of who’s-who in scoring.Among those playing tonight will be 6-11 Allen Winder of Arlington High School in Texas. Winder averaged 33 points a game, 17 rebounds, and seven blocked shots. Voted Texas’ MVP in their version of Class AA schools, Winder is a member of theNational Honors Society.Mickey Crowe is 6-6 and the MVP in Wisconsin. His 43 points a game average was boosted in one game when he scored an incredible 76 points. He scored 2,749 points in his high school career at John F. Kennedy in Green Bay Wisconsin.Danny Newman, a deadly outside shooter from New Orleans, will also represent the U.S. team. Newman averaged 27points a game in his senior year along with 10 assists. He has earned All-State honors twice and has been voted to the all New Orleans team three times.Missouri’s Most Valuable Player, 6-6 Johnny Ricks who averaged 25 points a game in his four-year high school career, poured in 27 points a game as a senior. He was all-city three times and all-state twice.
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Willoughby News Herald
Willoughby, Ohio, US
Fri, Apr 11, 1975
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