Panthers edge Cantius to stay in NCAC title hunt
Elyria Catholic rallied past Cleveland St. John Cantius 44 41 to keep pace in the North Central Conference title race. Sito led with 19 points, Rich Sunyak added, and coach Madhock noted weary legs after a taxing weekend. The Panthers sit 9-4 overall and 5-1 in league play behind Chanel and St. Mary.
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Weekend Sports Roundup Touches Golf Boots and Records
The article recalls tense golf moments with Nicklaus, Palmer, and Griffith while noting a high pole vault mark by Pentti Nikula. It also reports on local basketball picking results, highlighting The Chronicle-Telegram staff and bartender teams with top scores and CT’s seventh win of the season.
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Riders Win 80 71 Over New London In Shootout
Western Reserve star Mike Hyde and New London’s Bill Damron tower over the court with almost a foot height difference yet share sharp court sense. The Riders prevailed 80 to 71 in a high scoring basketball battle.
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Western Reserve defeats New London 80 72 in rough riders win
Western Reserve rode Hyde to 28 points and Damron to 24 as the Rough Riders beat New London 80 to 72. Sherwood contributed 16, Lasly 14, Marshhall 14, and Cook 11 while WR shot 52 percent but made only four of 13 free throws. New London drops to 4-10. WR improves to 11-2.
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Hawks extend lead in eighth grade CYO standings
The St Mary Hawks beat St Jude 21 15 to stay undefeated in the eighth grade league as part of the second half schedule at Elyria Catholic High School. St Mary Lions won 23 21 over Holy Cross to claim a third win while St Agnes defeated St Peter 2 26.
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Midview Tops Ridgeville in Second Straight Win Over Rangers
Midview defeated Ridgeville 57 55 two weeks after a 57 55 win. Bob Stacey scored 37 as Midview built a 46 30 halftime lead, while Ridgeville guard Gary Tomski limited Stacey in the third period. Ted Keskinen sat out with a sore arm as Sam Watkins and Merle Wilford aided the Middies.
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Nikula Aims For 17-4 Vault Mark In L.A. Debut
Finn pole vaulter Nikula, 24, already soared 18 feet 8 1 2 inches and says he can reach 17 feet 4 inches in his American debut in Los Angeles, touting the unprecedented potential for a new world standard.
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Change in tactics gives King victory over Vermilion
Admiral King and the Sailors edged Vermilion 49 44 as Don Downing and Tom Nickoloff sparked a fourth quarter rally. Billick led with 21 points and 20 rebounds while Halley and Sebert added double figures for the Sailors. Vermilion hosts Ridgeville for a Lax Conference title showdown.
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Nicklaus and Player clash in Palm Springs 18 hole playoff
Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player enter an 18 hole medal-play playoff for the Palm Springs Golf Classic with 53 000 to the winner. The event extended to a cumulative 100 holes as usual format included a 90 hole tournament. Nicklaus led early before a back nine wobble while Player recovered to post a strong score.
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NYU Basketball Awarded Lift as Hairton Blaha Dropped
NYU basketball gains a boost after Harold Hairton Blaha, top scorer and rebounder last season, is declared out for the remainder of the season due to scholastic deficiencies alongside three other players.
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