Kenyon star Rinka thrives despite dunk rule limits
Gambier Ohio AP Kenyons 5 foot 9 guard John Rinka averages 27 points as a freshman and shoots at a 3 point pace ranking high among small college scorers. He set a season opener scoring record with 47 points and has only been stopped once this season.
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Franklin and Eastern Heights Win Ninth Grade Basketball
Franklin defeated Jefferson 50-37 and Eastern Heights beat Northwood 42-29 in ninth grade action. Franklin had three players in double figures led by David Casebolt with 11 and David Williams and Rick Nelson with 10 each. Tin Graham added 14 for Eastern Heights and Karl Kishman 11. Randy Garner led the losers with 11.
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Elyria YMCA Camp Iss-Sce-Kes Ski Trails Open Nights
Skiing will run seven nights a week as weather allows at the Elyria YMCA Camp Iss-Sce-Kes area from 6 to 10 pm. Weekends add 10 am to 1 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Prices: $5 family, $3 adults and high school students, $2 grade school children, free for non-school children. YMCA members get 50 cent discount. Toboggan area hours and rates match. non members pay higher. For details call 322-4608.
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Celtics edge 76ers as Russell exits with eye injury
Bill Russell suffered a hip bursitis flare requiring cortisone and an eye injury forcing him from the game. Boston held a nine point lead late, then Don Nelson's jumper sealed a 102-101 win to keep the Celtics atop the Eastern Division. Wally Jones and Luke Jackson sparked a late 100-100 tie before Nelson struck. The 76ers missed four late shots. In other NBA action Chicago beat Los Angeles 106-101. ABA results Minnesota over New Jersey 113-108, Dallas over Oakland 112-108, Pittsburgh over Houston 115-99, Anaheim over Denver 96-93.
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Colts and Rams meet in balanced NFL showdown
Baltimore and Los Angeles bring strong offenses and stingy defenses into a pivotal clash. The Colts top the league in points scored while the Rams boast a top defensive run stop and improved Roman Gabriel led offense. A win keeps Baltimore atop the Coastal Division as Green Bay looms next.
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Browns enjoy strong run under coach Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns under Blanton Collier have built a powerful record with two conference titles one division title and a near perfect regular season mark over five years. Collier credits captain Paul Wiggin for leadership as the team eyes a Dec 24 Eastern Conference playoff at Dallas and a possible league title push toward Miami.
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Longtime winners finally win as Leh Johnson-Bowling center upset
In the Elyria Parks and Recreation basketball league Leh Johnson-Bowling Center edged past the Bowling Center 67-56 with Phil Young scoring 16 for the winners and Skip Mason 22 for high point honors at Bowling Center. George May Ford defeated Kelly Brothers 73-45 led by Montague 13 and Ross 12 while Chronicle Telegram was crushed 63-30 by American Standard with Mel Taylor 16.
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