Midview Tops Clearview 69 67 to Lead Lakeland Standings
Midview rallied from a 15 point deficit to edge Clearview 69 67 behind Trenchard scoring 22 and Mihalic key fourth quarter plays. Kl Patrick Alltop hit the winning basket as Midview seized a one game lead in the Lakeland Conference with Vermilion looming next and Clearview left to chase.
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Widdies Rives
Clearview
Widdies
North Ridgeville
Trenchard
Lorin County
Clearviews
Rick Buckosh
Jerry Wihulic
Ed Kucharik
Kucharik
Mihalic
Buckosh
Toul Midview
Teft
Er Midview
Dile Hawkes
Mike Claprem
John Blakeslee
Clippers
Middies
Midviews
Kubh Irth
Savun
Midview
Oul
Wahl
Jumiper
Jamie Nelson
Steil
Keth Alltop
Oris
Cledrview
Vidview
Waiddies
Alltop
Clapham
NEW London Oberlins
Rick Gibson
Indians
New London
Lakeland
New Tontons
Wildcats
Midview Clearview Scoring Totals and Player Markings
Midview and Clearview players listed with partial scores and totals. Names include Mark Trenchard Dale Hawke John Blakeslee Ike Clapham Rick Clapham Bob Mahl and others with team totals shown as 26-11 49 for Midview and 26 15-47 for Clearview. Indicates scoring tabulated for a game or meet.
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Midview
Mark Trenchard
Dale Hawke
John Blakeslee
Keith Alltop
Ike Clapham
Rick Clapham
Bob Mahl
Clearview
Rick Bechosh
Jerry Mikal
Ed Kachaacik
Ken Redman
Jamie Nelson
Ed Thompson
Avon Dominates Buckeye in Third Quarter Rally
Avon used a pressing defense to surge past Buckeye 63 44 after a 31 26 halftime edge. Von DeChant led Avon in scoring while Buckeye shot 29 percent from the field and 69 percent from the line.
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Valley
Avon
Fagies
Bueneye
Avon Ted
Becks
Buckeye
Von
Rangers top Columbia on mat in non conference clash
Riderville Rangers rally from deficit to win by pins and decisions in a non conference wrestling meet. Ridgeville hosts the Cher in next match at 2 00 pm with strong performances from multiple weight classes.
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Math
Peta
Loukeland Conference
Hasseball Chaumapanship
Cher
Rangers
Columbia
North Ridgeville
Riderville Rangers
Elyria and Lorain Catholic Leagues Open Junior Volleyball Cup
Season began January 18 with four teams in Class AA for grades 7 8 and fifteen teams in Class B. Matches held at Elyria Catholic Lorain St Mary St Mary Royales St Mary No 3 St Vincent St Jude Elyria St Mary No 2 Lorain St Mary Holy Cross Avon St Mary No 2 Avon St Mary No 1 Nativity St Agnes St Nicholas St John Lorain St Peter No 1 Lorain St Mary Holy Cross Avon St Mary No2 St Mary Bobcats Lorain St Peter No 2 St Jude No 2 St Anthony Avon St Mary No 12 St Agnes St Mary Crazy 8 0 3 St John 2 St Jude No 103.
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Elyria Catholic
Lorain St Mary
St Mary Royales
Elyria St Mary No
St Vincent
St Jude
Elyria St Mary
Holy Cross
Avon St Mary
Nativity
St Agnes
St Nicholas
St John
Lorain St Peter
St Mary Bobcats
St Anthony
St Mary Crazy
Midview tops Clearview 69 67 in tense Lakeland clash
Tom Binkley led Midview with a hard fought 69 67 comeback victory over Clearview as fans packed the gym. The win boosts Midview to 13th on the season behind strong defensive pressure and key plays from Wark Trenchard and Dale Hawke.
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Grafton
Tom Binkley
Midview
Clearview
Binkley
Hardin
Viddies
As Mans Ab
Lipper
Lakeland
Vidview
Ld Kueharth
Wark Trenchard
Dale Hawke
Widdies
Middies
Seasaters
Greg
Idahy
College Basketball Tarba Makes Quick Work Of Foes
In a rough game Clearview used a zone for the first time as three big men fouled out. Rick Buckesh impressed with speed and versatility for a big man while Ed Thompson added a solid bench contribution in a crowded, frenzied matchup.
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Clearview
Vone Walsh
Gibson sparks Oberlin victory over New London
Oberlin defeated New London as Gibson led with 14 points and Palmer added 12. Oberlin shot 42 percent, held a 48 43 rebounding edge, and committed 21 turnovers to New London 19 as Nugent and McClaflin paced the visitors with double figures.
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Oberlin
Indians
Oberlin Gibson
Palmer
Fields
Rainbow
Austin
New Tondon Nugent
McClaflin
Jackson
South Amherst avenges defeat with win over Brookside
South Amherst Cavaliers beat Brookside 83 to 72 on Brookside home court. Jim Stephens led with 12 points and a 26 point first period surge gave the Cavaliers a 26–0 start. Brookside struggled from the field and free throws while South Amherst outshot 33 percent to 26 percent and closed conference play with a 14 win among four high scorers.
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South Amherst
Cavaliers
Brookside
Cardinals
Jim Stephens
Scrapps
Cavalier
Wayne Smith
Firelands
Smyth
Lirelands
Ams
Son
South
Vmnbherst
Hightord
Brookside Stuppecti
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Hiwhe
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Jime Nelson
Ken Rebman
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Ben Walsh Cormimp
Tne Clippers
Dee Wilton
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New London Tonight
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Richird
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New Orleans
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