Taylor Tops Area Scoring in Weekend Play
Lakeland Conference star Taylor extends lead with 238 season points and 23.2 average as Bay area foes trail. Simpkinson moves to third with 296 points. Halley and Nelson top 20+ point scorers. Firelands leads defense with 46.0 PPG allowed. Admiral King and Columbia noted for high scoring and strong total lists.
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Taylor
Bob Taylor
Fichrader Hea
Dave Simpkinson
Wellington
Vermilion
John Halley
Midview
Ray Nelson
Nelson
Taylortopa Lakeland
Halley
Simpkinson
Buckeye
Findlay
Dave Sorenson
Elyria
Mike Fischer
Admiral King
Rosario Pagan
Don Carrell
Marion
Fischer
Carrell
Pagan
Holliday
Elyria Catholic
Bob Holliday
Schrader
Dan Feist
Dick Cromwell
Medina
Bay
Jim Holland
Cromwell
Holland
Mapleton
Robb Gerwig
Nets
Black River
Rick Stuart
Firelands
Columbia
Avon
Berlin Heights
Hillsdale
Hayesville
Milan
South Central
Western Reserve
Monroeville
Pirates
Olmsted Falls
Bay Village
Avon Lake
Rocky River
Westlake
Fairview
North Olmsted
College cage results recap across regions
Steubenville defeated Philadelphia Textile 87 to 60 while Findlay beat Hillsdale 108 to 87. Rio Grande outscored Campbellsville 94 to 85. St Francis Pa. topped Wayne 115 to 97 as Pittsburgh beat Westminster 75 to 61. Tennessee routed Florida 75 to 43 and Wake Forest beat Clemson 82 to 75. Duke shut out Maryland 82 to 64. West Virginia beat Salem 76 to 67. Kentucky won 96 to - Georgie Bay? West Virginia 111 to 90. Oberlin? Loyola? Catholic U. edged Seton Hall 57 to 55. Tulane beat Mississippi St. 73 to 70. Louisiana State led Mississippi 56 to 54. Midwest results include No. Michigan 135 over Alma 61. Wisconsin 98 over Notre Dame - Washington Mo. 107. Wheaton 87 over Bou? Ni 71. Drake 78 over Creighton 67. Missouri St. 84 over NE Missouri St. - Quincy 76. Pittsburg St. 78 over NW Missouri 77. Southwest Oklahoma 87 over Missouri 74. Arizona St. 92 over Bradley 81. Texas Tech? Texas Southern 50 over San Francisco 53. Southwest Texas 108 over Sul Roa 70. Oklahoma City 91 over Loyola.
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South Tennessee
Florida
Wake Forest
Clemson
Wm. & Mary
Furman
Duke
Maryland
West Virginia St
Salem
Kentucky
Georgle Ba. W. Virginia
Geo. Waeah
Oxla. Cy
Loyola la
Catholic U
Seton Hall
Tulane
Mississippi St
Louisiana St
Mississippi
Midwest
Michigan
Alma
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Washington Mo
Wheaton
Bou. Ni
Den
Missouri St
Drake
Creighton
Quincy
Pittsburg St
Missouri
Southwest
Oklahoma
Arizona St
Bradley
Tales
San Francisco
SW Texas
Sul Roaa
Oklahoma City
Loyola
Area high school basketball schedule listings by conference
A compilation of Wednesday basketball matchups across Inland Buckeye Cuyahoga and nearby conferences. Notable games include Columbia versus Brookside, Lorain versus Mansfield, Elyria Catholic versus Cleveland St. Stanislaus, and Midview versus Amherst among others.
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Buckeye
Marion
Elyria
Findlay
Admiral
King Sandusky
Fremont
Ross Lorain
Mansfield
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland Cantius
Lorain
St. Mary
Cleveland
Lourdes
Parma
Byzantine Catholic
Independent Perkins
Lorain St. Mary
Midview
Amherst
Clearview
Wellington
Huron
Margaretta
New London
Milan
Oberlin
Firelands
Highland
Cuckeye
Columbia
Black River
Lucas
Mapleton
South Central
Crestview
North Olmsted
Strongsville
Bellevue
Sandusky
Parma Padua
Local Lakeland contenders clash in tense basketball race
In Lakeland and Inland battles Amherst, Huron, Ridgeville, Vermilion, and Clearview vie for league titles amid looming eliminations. Huron leads Lakeland with Amherst chasing, while Firelands and Bay Village races shape up with key Friday and midweek showdowns across Ridgeville, Vermilion, and Oberlin.
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Lakeland
Ridgeville
Amherst
Clearview
Midview
New London
Huron
Wellington
Vermilion
Columbia
Pirelands
South Amherst
Raiders
Mike Mormanis
Buckeye
Rangers
Lake
Bucks
Trichamp
Avon Lake
Jack Schumacher
Wildcats
Comets
Sailors
Oberlin
Howard Johnson
Firelands
Avon
Brookside
Keystone
Shefield
Skein
Columbia Station
Cavaliers
Snavely and Holland Named to College Football Hall of Fame
Former North Carolina Bucknell and Cornell coach Carl Snavely and Cornell end Jer omeBrad Holland head a group of eight players and coaches inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. Holland, a 60 minute man at Cornell, later earned a doctorate and serves as president of Hampton Institute in Virginia.
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New Brunswick
N. J
UPI
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Jerome
Brad) Holland
College Football Hall of Fame
Jack Cannon
Notre Dame
Merle Gulick
Toledo
Hobart
Thomas J. Hamilton
Navy
George
Tank) McLaren
Pittsburgh
Eric Tipton
Duke
James Williams
Rice
Snavely
North Carolina
Bucknell
Holland
Hampton, Institute
Hampton
West and Baylor loom in I NBA franchise race
Cleveland crowds and bidders shape talks for the 10th NBA franchise. Lemme notes strong draws with Lakers players West and Baylor as potential attractions while groups consider heavy initial losses and stadium costs. DeBusschere steers the Pistons as a player coach at age 24 amid franchise uncertainty.
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Cleveland
Lemme
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Ben Kerner
St. Louis
Celtics
Royals
Lakers
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Splurge Zeke
Cabin Creek
West
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Baylor
Seattle University
Dave DeBusschere
Pistons
DeBusschere
Lou Boudreau
Indians
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Commercial Credit Plan
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