Oberlin Stifles Ridgeville in 60 36 Lakeland win
Oberlin High School used a mixed zone man defense to throttle Ridgeville, holding the Rangers to 23 percent shooting and a single third quarter field goal. Tony Warner matched up with Oberlin star John Talbert, who scored 27 as Oberlin pulled away to 60 36 in Lakeland Conference action. Talbert led Oberlin with 27 points and 16 minutes, while Ridgeville’s Dick Kretchmar added nine as the Indians improve to 1 5 in Lake land while Ridgeville drops to 6 11 and 3 5 in conference play.
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Wayne
Howard Chambers
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Wayne Davis
Rangers
Bob White
Oberlin High School
Lakeland
Indians
Dave Sladky
Sladky
Jack Schumacher
Tony Warner
Warrier
Talbert
Cliff Hughes
Hughes
Davis
Dick Kretchmar
Larry Riddell
Warner
Schumacher
Goldstein Coffee
Waldman
Tom Dinger
Bob Sandusky
Minutes Fuqua
Rich Mehl
Findlay
King Jed
Sorenson
Scott Carlinj
Sandusky
Tom Ludi
Dave Baumlein
Fuqua
Harris
Mansfield
Tygers
Mansfield’s
Buckeye
Thelocces
Ken Halbert
Lorain
Pat Biber
Jim
Dave Ever
St. Stanislaus stalls against Elyria Catholic in 15 point setback
Elyria Catholic overcame St. Stanislaus 63 48 after St. Stan used a stall late in the game. Coach Chuck Machock said the tactic was unwarranted while St. Stan coach Dave DeCarlo admitted the stall hindered his team. Gidich fouled out in the third period as Jolian missed nine foul shots.
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St. Stanislaus
Elyria Catholic
St. Stan
Cleveland
Chuck Machock
Machock
Panthers
Dave DeCarlo
Catholic
Dave Gidich
DeCarlo
St. Jolian
Atkins
Alan Rembielak
Willie Mays Signs Two Year Giants Contract
Willie Mays signs a two year contract with the San Francisco Giants worth about 130000 per season. Club president Horace Stoneham presents the deal as Willie becomes the league's highest paid player, surpassing Ted Williams. Mays notes the move to the West Coast and expresses satisfaction with the agreement.
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Willy Mays
San Francisco Giants
Ted Williams
Mays
Horace Stoneham
Willie
Sox
Perlin
Boston Red
NAIA District 22 playoffs set for Findlay
NAIA District 22 playoffs to name Ohio's NAIA representative for Kansas City will be held in Findlay on February 28 and March 1. Three teams will be chosen February 20 by a committee from 11 Ohio NAI A clubs based on non loss records, with the fourth team the Mid-Ohio Conference champion. Findlay holds a 15-2 record with three games remaining and is the only guaranteed berth. Bluffton could claim the IMOC title tonight.
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Findlay
Ohio
UPI
Kansas City
NATA
Bluffton
IMOC
Panthers top St Stan in key league contest 49 34
Elyria Catholic star Bob Holliday set a season scoring record as he led the Panthers to a 49-34 win over St Stanislaus. Holliday totaled 24 points in the game and raised his season total to 464 breaking the 443 mark set by Tom Zeck in 1958-59.
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Cleveland
Bob Holliday
Elyria Catholic High
Panthers
St. Stanislaus
Holliday
Tom Zeck
Lorain St. Mary
Cleveland Cansins
St. Mary
Elyria Catholic
Parma Byzantine
St. Stan's
St. Stan
Atkins
Panther IVs Defeat St Stanislaus in Preliminary Night
Cleveland Elyria Catholic Jayvees routed St Stanislaus Jayvees 48 to 16. Catholic built an 11 0 first period lead and 19 6 at halftime as Gerry Conroy scored 12 and Paul Davis added eight in the win, the 13th in 15 starts for Catholic.
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Cleveland
Elyria Catholic
Jayvees
St. Stanislaus Jayvees
Catholic
Little Panthers
Gerry Conroy
Paul Davis
Mansfield takes Buckeye crown with 80 64 win over Findlay
Mansfield centralizes its offense as Tygers beat Findlay 80 64 to capture the Buckeye Conference title for the first time since 1960. King of Lorain scored 22 as Admiral King defeated Sandusky, aiding Elyria’s outright league crown.
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Pat Biber
Lorain
Mansfield
Harry Waldman
Admiralsson
Elyria
King
Sandusky
Harris
Harding
Pioneers
Buckeye
Bas
Tygers
Bowlers Clinic At Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Area bowlers may attend a free instructors clinic at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes on February 17 and 18 led by Bob Magan of the American Junior Bowling Congress. Mason tours the state teaching similar schools. Jerry Murphy and Flo Klinect will report on state activities. Classic start nine with lunch break. sessions run to four. Attendees should bring their own equipment.
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Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Bob Magan
American Junior Bowling Congress
Mason
Jerry Murphy
State Junior Association
Flo Klinect
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Clearview
NAIA
Pau
Dennis Atkins
Sagogg
Bill Wisniewski
Tim Schneider
Schneider
Rox
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Dobrski Delming
Darcinski Conroy
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Augustyn Lauer
Masave Groams
Paulak Kisse
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