Westlake blitz stuns Fairview for 65 53 SWC win
Westlake imposes full court pressure to seize a 14-6 first quarter lead and a 35-22 halftime edge, then maintains control as Fairview fights back late. Jack Laraway scores 17 in the first half while Chris Mauer tops Fairview with 25 points. Westlake improves to 4-0 in SWC play, 6-1 overall.
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Brunswick wins its own wrestling tournament title
Brunswick dominates two day event with three champions and two runners up as North Ridgeville, Revere and Lorain Southview follow. Key wins include Alan Childers Bra Squires Daryl Jenkins earning crowns while Jenkins collects Most Pins with six. Ridgeville edges for second on strong consolation results. Southview places two champions but finishes lower.
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Sandusky Blue Streaks top Lorain in Buckeye showdown
Sandusky beat Lorain 95 to 83 in Buckeye Conference action to seize first place. Cal Cage led with 24 points, Rich Koonce 21, Bo Hathorn 19, Frannie Clark 17 as Sandusky shot 55 percent to Lorain’s 47. Lee Svete and Graig Pille paced Lorain with 21 and 19 respectively. Sandusky improves to 7-1 overall, 5-1 in league play while Lorain drops to 4-3, 4-2 in Buckeye.
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Spartans pull out 76 71 NCC win over Bedford Chanel
Lorain Catholic led by Rich Zvasec 24 and Rich Ciarrone 22 combined for 46 points to beat Bedford Chanel 76 71 in North Central Conference action. Chanel’s Terry Parham had 24 points and 20 rebounds in a losing effort as Chanel drops to 6 3 overall.
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Catholic 46 69-59 clash yields reserve Loran Catbalie
The game features Catholic posting a 69 to 59 win as Loran Catbalie earns reserve duties amid a tight scoreline. Strong defense and late scoring push secure victory for Catholic in a high school matchup.
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Huskies LB Jackson Injured in Rainy Workout
Mike Jackson of Washington suffered a twisted right knee during a rain soaked workout at Orange Coast College but Huskies spokesman said the injury should not prevent him from playing in Monday's Rose Bowl vs Michigan.
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Celtics Star Turned Executive Named All Star MVP
A former Boston Celtics hall of fame guard, noted for a 11,234 point career and a 1951 All Star MVP, is now a business executive in St. Louis after a standout NBA career with multiple All Star selections and team recognition.
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West Tech tops North Olmsted 77 to 60 in nonconference win
West Tech shot 58 percent and had four players in double figures to down North Olmsted 77 60. Tony McDaniel led scorers with 19 points while Dave Szymczak and Doug Reina added 10 apiece as the Warriors out rebounded 44 39. North Olmsted hit 32 percent and turned over 20 times as West Tech led 20 9 after the first quarter and never trailed.
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Vermilion Wins Invitational Behind Key Pins In Final Round
Vermilion grapplers edged Lorain Senior and Sandusky St. Marys to win the Vermilion Invitational. Rick Hillen’s 145-pound pin sealed the title as Vermilion held off Lorain 156 to 133 and St. Marys 133 in a tight team race. Ozzie Beard led Elyria West with a 132-pound title, and Vermilion benefited from several late pins and decisions to secure the victory.
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Cavaliers fall to New London in tough 85 78 setback
South Amherst fought back from a slow start to stay within reach of New London, but late turnover trouble and a 28 point night by Thoma McCohn sealed an 85 78 loss. New London's shooting pace and rebounding edge carried the Wildcats past the Cavaliers in a non conference clash.
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Jayvees Run Past Southview In 56-29 Victory
Elyria's Jayvees remained hot with a third straight win and fifth in eight, defeating Southview 56-29 Friday. Kurt Schuetz led with 18 points, Mike Riley added 12, Dexter Glover 12, while turnovers plagued both sides and Kwes Freese noted mental lapses affected crisp passing late. South Amherst faces Lutheran West next, while New London hosts South Central.
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Bengals in rumor season as draft picks eyed
Cincinnati Bengals general manager Paul Brown says it is rumor season as the team reviews prospective draft choices during December and January. Cincinnati will hold two first round picks in the spring draft, its own and Philadelphia’s.
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