Western Reserve Triumphs in Opening Victory
Western Reserve defeated Edison 98 75 in the season opener as Stumpsel and Norwalk led the winners with knockdown shots and 25 point output from Edison Tannin. The Rough Riders surged with 44 points in the fourth quarter and Edison racked up eight technical fouls. Mapleton and Madison games loom as next tests for the conference foes.
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Admirals Top Prexies 71 to 55 in Conference Clash
Marion Admirals defeat the Weston Prexies 71 to 55 to move to 2-1 in the Buckeye and 3-2 overall. King led with 25 points for Marion as they built and maintained a double digit lead through the game. Cincinnati-born Monty Wicks added 14 points, while John Scranton scored 19 for the Admirals. Williamsburg hosts Lorain Senior next, and Marion visits Mansfield Tygeras.
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Mansfield Falls On Eighth-Hour Road Loss
Coach Vic Phizenmayer praised his Middledale team after a tough road defeat, noting rebound control and board work as key factors. He cited turnovers and slow starts in the first half as the main reasons for the setback despite strong bench contributions from Mas Tisch and a rally to threaten the fourth quarter.
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Pioneer Jayvees win fifth in row
The Livria S junior varsity Pioneers, coached by Terry Phillips, beat Mansfield 49 to 45 to extend their winning streak to five. Ray Hall led with 14 points, Lew Teter added 11, Scout Stevens scored 12, and Mansfield’s team included very Wins ta td.
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Crusaders Triumph 6-3 in Pro Hockey Tilt
Crusaders win 6-3 as Bill Horton and Raph Hopriquors tally early. Cleveland Hawks hem in Quebec with steady scoring from Ron Buchanan and others to seal the victory in a fast paced World Hockey Association matchup.
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Raph Hopriquors
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Ron Buchanan
Boaseeang
Rockets roll past Rocky River in Southwestern Conference upset
Bay outplayed visiting Rocky River 74 to 37 as John Peters led with 24 points and Tom Crews and Tony Thornton reached double figures. River's John Durst and Ken Kitchen each scored nine. Bay eyes seventh straight win in Medina next week while Rocky River hosts Olmsted Falls.
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Eagles hold off Shoremen in close Southwestern clash
North Olmsted defended a late Avon Lake rally for a 94 to 51 road win. Brad Lewis and Mike Gorman scored 20, Willie Geralach had 18 for Avon Lake, as North Olmsted outshot the Shoremen but the visitors led 28 to 13 at the free throw line. Shoremen slide to 4 and 12.
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Demons Dominate Warriors In Southwestern Conference Thriller
Westlake action saw Zellers pour in 26 points and grab 12 rebounds as the Demons built a 20 point halftime lead and cruised to a 68 42 victory over Fairview. Hillman added 12 points, Muske 14, and Orasko 14 while Westlake controlled the boards behind a strong team effort. Fairview next hosts Berea Mestlike as Westlake travels to North Olmsted.
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Mapleton romps over St Paul in conference clash
Mapleton connected on 34 of 65 shots to beat St Paul 78 53 extending their perfect 30 0 conference and overall marks. Norwalk hosts Loison as St Paul slips to 14 3. Clyde Pulte led Mapleton with 18 points and Ken Mevers added 14 while Tom Rehart had 14 points for Norwalk and Jem Oliva 12 rebounds for St Paul.
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Bees fall at Olmsted Falls in 60 48 upset
Olmsted Falls upset Medina 60 48 to move to 2 2 in the Southwestern Conference. Greg Cobb led Falls with 20 points, Pat Owen 17, Miles 11, while Cornett grabbed 12 rebounds. Medina converted two of 17 free throw attempts.
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Pat Owen
Miles
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Phil Ellis
Bees
Falls
Corn U
Armpton
Erkert
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Campbell
Torad
Moyers Captures Triple at Pat Grounds Race Meet
Leroy Moyers landed a triple Friday at Pat Grounds New Orleans. He scored with Lightning Princess in the third, Ruano won $800 in the sath and Amber Melads $1160 in the featured ninth race.
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Pat Grounds
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Ruano
Amber Melads
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