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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1967
Page
11
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Elyria defeated Mansfield 58 to 53 in a Buckeye Conference game. The Pioneers were boosted by 18 points from Bill Ballosky and a late pair of free throws from Drummer to seal the victory. Officials called 24 fouls against Elyria, yet the home team converted 17 of 21 free throws to pull ahead.
Elyria Pioneers edge Admiral King in a tight game as Ballas 7 converts six baskets all from outside despite Day fouling out. Gaskalla hits from near center at halftime while Drummer Day HU and Hill add outside shots to clinch the win and keep first place.
Mansfield and Elyria traded momentum in a tight contest as Mansfield rallied from a late deficit. Elyria built a 12 point first half lead before Mansfield battled back behind out court shooting and key free throws. Elyria held a 45 to 20 rebound edge and both teams shot 35 percent. Day and Hill led Elyria with 19 and 11 points respectively while Bailesky led Mansfield with 11.
Marion's 6- foot junior merchant poured 12 of 19 from the field for 63 percent and, along with Cresap, fueled a 16-11 first quarter lead. Vic Guerrieri sparked late King pushes but the Admirals fell 66-63, dropping to 1-4 in league play while Marion built a 3-game Buckeye Conference streak.
Elyria coach Bob Hersman praised his team for staying poised despite foul trouble in a Mansfield victory. He cited Bill Bailesky's 18 points and commended others, noting the Pioneers must sharpen for tonight's Sandusky game as confidence grows.
Lorain High School routed Fremont Ross 60 to 8 in a Buckeye Conference game. Kim Griesser led with 20 points, Cal Parker 17, Lorain dominated with 46 percent shooting and a 46-26 rebounding edge. Ballas returned for Lorain, while Fremont’s Bailosky and Day were noted. Mansfield coach Burkett criticized free throw lapses and defensive focus.
Mansfield rallied in the final period to defeat Elyria 50 48 in a junior varsity game. Elyria led 41 39 entering the fourth quarter before Mansfield surged ahead to claim the win.
Buckeye Conference games include Sandusky at Elyria and Admiral King at Lorain. Premont at Findlay and Spangfield at Marion. North Central Conference matchups feature Parma Byzantine at Cleve Lourdes. Lakeland Conference games list New London at Cherlin and Clearview at Vermilion. North Ridgeville at Huron and Wellington at Amherst. Independent slate shows Midview at Eigra Catholic Buckeye at Dee. Five Columbia at Perkins. Sere He ieins as Bart Batt Amberat ean Westlake at Lutheran West Medina at Wadsworth Creatvetw at Hillsdale Pork at Western Reserve Mapleton at Loudontille.
Sandusky upset Findlay 85 to 73 as five players hit double figures led by Tom Darden with 19 and Lino Venertel with 17. Findlay’s Dave Evans scored 27 in a pair of conference clash where Sandusky built early leads and aimed to regain league standings at Elyria while Findlay prepared for a home bout with Fremont.
Firelands High School came from behind in the fourth quarter to defeat South Amherst 53-50 in Inland Conference action. Al Springer scored 16, eight in the final period, as Firelands outscored South Amherst 18-13. South Amherst led 14-8 after one, trailed 21-20 at halftime, and held a 27-21 edge in free throws to 27 percent for Firelands. Dick Allsop led South Amherst with 4, Bob Allsop and John Washburn added 11, while Dave Moore, Ed Hill, and Springer contributed for Firelands. The Cavaliers struggled with free throws, and a late surge by Springer sealed the win.
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