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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1971
Page
5
Elyria High faces Ashland tonight aiming to end a five game skid the worst since 1951-52. The Pioneers carry a 5-11 mark into the non conference clash while Ashland sits 14-2 after a 54-53 Cardinal Conference win over Coshocton.
Elyria battled Fremont in a tight game as guard Lewis delivered 30 points for the Little Giants. His late 17 foot jumper plus a controversial one-and-one play shifted momentum and iced Fremonts win over the Pioneers.
Lorain County Community College surged from a deficit to beat Cuyahoga County Metro 100 90 and clinch a second straight Turnpike Basketball Conference championship. Despite Marvin Listenbee’s injury and a height disadvantage, Ed Ashley Sylvester Fisher Steve Pickett and James Gregory produced late clutch shooting to pull away as Davis fouled out and Metro faded.
Midview High stunned Clearview 68 to 53 in Lakeland Conference basketball as the Middies erased a halftime deficit and pulled away in the second half. Rick Clapham led Midview with 18 points, Curt Balogh 16, Chuck Austin 14, while Rick Buckash scored 19 for Clearview. Clearview shot 27 percent while Midview hit 45 percent, outrebounded the Clippers 51 to 52 and benefited from 16 Midview turnovers by Clearview.
North Ridgeville defeated Amherst 66 56 in Lakeland Conference play as the Rangers exploded for 27 points in the final period. Bill Vohlers and Mark Wilford led North Ridgeville with 16 points each while Amherst’s Randy Streicher tallied 17.
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