Elyria Pioneers Rally to Beat Ashland on Full Court Press
Kenny Dick and Ron Korka led Elyria as they used a full court press to turn a slow start into a 134 Three quarter lead and a 71 trailing deficit to defeat Ashland High Elyria shot 42 5 percent to Ashland 39 percent and pulled away in the second half Dick and Korka each scored 22 points with Korka adding seven assists and 16 points in the second half Ashland was led by Juin Bear with 20 of his 22 free throws entering the game plus six of seven from the floor for 22 points The Elyria reserves won their 17th straight while coach Bob Hersman eyes an undefeated season segments note Buckeye title path next Friday at Marion
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Friday Could Be Wet Night For Pioneer Cage Coaches
Elyria High coaches Dale Reichenbach and Bob Hersman discuss next Friday's away league games at Marion after a win over Ashland. They mention potential Buckeye Conference title implications, possible undefeated seasons for the reserves, and the habit of shower-honoring after victories. They also recall past press use and game tactics.
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Firelands Wins 2nd Straight Over Amherst 66 53
Firelands High boys basketball dominated rebounding and shot 39 percent to beat Amherst 66 to 53. A Walford led with 22 points as Firelands built a 13-3 early lead and 32-19 at halftime. Clarence Russell added 14 for the Comets.
Rangers Hold On To Beat Clippers
Ridgeville High Rangers beat Clearview 53 to 32 as Dave Painter’s jumper with 3:30 left gave the Rangers a lead they did not surrender.
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Sandusky Is Upset By King In Late-Minute Play
In a Buckeye Conference clash Admiral King beat Sandusky 49-47 on a three-point play by Jim Mowery in the final minute. Don Rather led King with 22 points while Tom Nickoloft scored 20 for Sandusky. Downing added 14 rebounds for the Admirals as Williams posted 10 for the Streaks.
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Ridgeville Clinches Ninth Victory In Close Clash
Ridgeville improves to 9-8 after a narrow win over Clearview to reach a 4-12 season mark for Clearview. The game stayed tight from start to finish with Ridgeville leading 14-13 after the first quarter and 28-22 at halftime. Tom Beckloff top-scored for Ridgeville with 21 points on nine field goals, while Painter added 13 and Houston 4.
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Michigan Buckeyes Eye Record in Buckeye Rally
Ohio State men beat Louisville 79 with another strong showing from Chet Walker and Ron Bonham. Ridgeville led by 22 off a stretch. Cincinnati routed Tulsa 70 to 52. Kentucky, Kansas State and Missouri also posted wins as NCAA berths loom and Big Ten foes stay in pursuit for Bradley’s milestone.
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Kentucky Seeks Strong Finish With NCAA Bid Hopes
A garbled recap shows Kentucky staving off an upset as it aims for an elite season. Wisconsin sits close behind with 31-game lead, while Kentucky eyes higher ratings and an NCAA bid amid conference races. Ohio State tied a long win streak, and Jerry Jaras set a conference field goal percentage record in a frenzied college basketball season.
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Palmer Wins Phoenix Open in Record Margin
Arnold Palmer takes the Phoenix Open for the second year running, beating a strong field by 12 strokes and earning 537 dollars. He plans a Florida rest until March 1 before defending another title in Baton Rouge as his season earnings reach 12,435.66 dollars, second only to Litter.
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Browns Edge Kentuckians In City Exhibition Game
About 1,000 spectators watched the Kentucky All Stars defeat the Cleveland Browns 34 to 9 in the Elyria high gym. Odie Spears drew attention with standout play as Don Goldstein and Bill Darragh contributed strong defense and rebounding for the visitors.
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Browns Rally In Tilt Beats Darrach Led by Parish
Browns overcame a first half deficit to lead 25 8 at halftime but were outscored 68 43 after the break. Parish and Darragh combined for 37 of the Stars final half points while Goldstein hit a half court shot and Brownie Browne contributed. Thurman Taylor led the losers with 20 as Kelly Construction and Kel ly Construction clashed in the prelim.
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Notable Sports Bits From A Busy Patchwork Page
Long list of sports notes highlights individuals teams and institutions across sports world. Cassius Clay dreams of knockout wins while Johnny Hemminger runs 30000 rackets. Rutgers coach John Bateman to speak at Coach of the Year banquet. Hiram College wins wrestling. IBM to supply Olympic scoring gear. regional college and high school programs profiled.
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Steelmen fall to Rangers as skid hits 15
Lakewood Lorain High staged a tight opening but faded in the final two periods, dropping an 89 72 decision to the Rangers. Lakewood forward Ron Fugo led with 31 points, while Lorain’s Bob Jones had 23 and teammates Bob Jackson 13 Ken Kobimy er 12 and Jim Jones 11. It extended Lorain’s losing streak to 15.
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Lakewood
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Bob Jackson
Ken Kobimyer
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