Defending champions fall in Firelands opener
Western Reserve, defending Firelands champion, trailed 4 minutes in and lost to Norwalk St. Paul 68 56. Dave Mesenburg led Reserve with 20 points, John Davis 10, while Gary Barman scored 21 for Norwalk. Reserve won rebounding 43 but committed 24 turnovers.
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Southview Opens NCC Overtime with 63 53 Win
Southview defeated Akron St. Vincent 63 to 53 to start the Northeastern Ohio Conference season strong. St. Vincent led 15-11 after the first quarter and stayed ahead in the period before Southview rallied. The Saints have won three straight games.
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Adams Named Cubs General Manager of Midland Affiliate
Bobby Adams former Chicago Cubs Pacific Coast League manager for six seasons was named on Thursday as general manager of the Cubs Midland Texas affiliate in the Texas League in Tacoma Washington note of UPI report from Phoenix Arizona.
South Amherst tops Avon in Inland Conference clash
South Amherst defeated Avon 89 to 71 in Inland Conference play. Dick led scoring with 28 points while Cooperider matched for the Cavaliers with long jumpers and drives. Avon's Jim Hrivnak also tied for game scoring honors as South Amherst's defense stifled Avon guards.
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South Amherst claims win in tough Avon clash
Cogar scored nine as South Amherst pulled away in the second half. Avon kept it close early, then fell behind 43-37 at halftime and 25-17 in the third quarter, despite Hrivnak outside shooting. South Amherst hit 23 free throws to Avon's 11 and moved to 2-0 in Inland play as Avon also stands 2-0. South Amherst heads to Columbia next for a conference showdown.
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Findlay sets point record in close Fremont game
Findlay shattered a point record with a standout performance as Fremont edged ahead 45 44. The narrow scoreline framed a back and forth contest featuring strong late defense.
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Highland snaps 22 game skid against Firelands
Firelands forward Art Daniels scored 32 points but Highland beat Firelands 80 78 in Inland Conference game. The win ends Highland’s 22 game losing streak as Highland held off Firelands rally in the late stages.
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Firelands Rally Secures Buckeye Conference Win Over Tygers
Fremont Little Giants erased a 28-23 halftime deficit to outscore Mansfield 20-9 in the third quarter and prevail 59-54 in their Buckeye Conference opener. Paul Orchard led with 23 for Highlanders supported by Conners Ritcher Chaffee and Dutt in double figures. Jack Love added 16 for Firelands.
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Marion Harding unleashes break to sink Streaks
Marion Harding opened its Buckeye Conference season with a 70 to 36 win over Sandusky. Scott May scored 27 points with 15 rebounds and Pat Kelley 21 points 12 rebounds as five Marion players reached double figures. Sandusky guard Bob Jackson endured a tough night missing 16 of 17 shots as the Streaks outscored by 1 in the final quarter but trailed early.
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Radke leads Steers past Keystone with 34 points
Lutheran West guard Mark Radke scored 34 points to lift the Longhorns to a 75 59 Inland Conference win over Keystone. He made 12 field goals and 10 free throws as Jim Nelson added 12 points. Keystone, led by Bob Hyatt with 12, shot 33 percent from the floor and 69 from the line.
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Bay Edges Olmsted Falls In Narrow 62 61 SouthWest Showdown
Olmsted Falls led by 11 before Bay rallied in the fourth, sealing a 62 61 triumph. Johnston scored 27 for Olmsted Falls while Peters led Bay with 19 and Bonin Kearney Lipas each added 10.
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Sadowski tops area bowlers with 649 series
Steve Sadowski rolled a 649 series to lead area men bowlers in the Grafton Holy Name league at Grafton Lanes. His scores were 244 214 191. Len Mueller added a 611 for Bill's Auto Body with 189 190 232. Jim Moran totaled 603 for Fixtures by Loren in the Buzz Barber Shop league at Stoneys.
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Mapleton Tops South Central for First Firelands Win
Mapleton defeated South Central 56 to 41 at Mapleton in a defense minded Firelands clash. South Central shot 17 percent while Mapleton hit 37 percent, led by Ron Ross with 15 points and Ed Kemery with 13. Tom Kram led South Central.
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Westlake Dominates Avon Lake In Conference Opener
Westlake, led by Craig Wick with 14 and captain Dick Frye with 12, pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat Avon Lake 65 50 in Southwestern Conference play. Wayne Smith scored 17 for Avon Lake, with Bruce Leonard adding 15.
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Rocky River Pirates Top Southwestern Rival in Thrilling Win
Rocky River defeated Fairview 68 to 46 in the Southwestern Conference. Tony Nugent led Rocky River with 17 points while Gary Nash added 14, Tim Miehls 15, and Bill Ward 11. Dan Collins scored 1 for Fairview.
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NFL announces playoff formula for the coming season
The NFL outlines the playoff format with division champions from both conferences earning six spots for divisional games on December 25 26. An additional team from each conference advances based on records with tiebreakers including head to head and possibly a coin flip. Conference winners meet January 2 for spots in Super Bowl VI in New Orleans January 16.
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