Cloverleaf tops Midview 80 to 70 in nonconference clash
Cloverleaf beat Midview 80 to 70 as Midview trailed by 11 early before closing gap. Dave Armstrong and Mike Balogh led Cloverleaf with 19 points apiece, Merle Willard paced Midview with 21, Ray Nelson and Bob Stacey each added 12. Cloverleaf shot 34 of 66 from the field and 20 of 40 at the line, while Midview’s rebounding rate and free throw troubles hurt their comeback bid.
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Henry Smiths
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Dave Armstrong
Mike Balough
Sandy Hyde
Joe Wecht
Merle Willard
Midview
Ray Nelson
Bob Stacey
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Mdview
Addies
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Elyria High wins after fast first half in Buckeye tilt
Elyria High beat Lorain 71 to 46 as the Pioneers built a 42 21 lead by halftime behind Ron Korka Dave Dicken and Bill Masonis. Elyria surged in the first half, scoring 23 points to halftime and then withstood a rough second half to secure their 10th straight win and a 12 5 record.
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Rich DiMacchia
Bill Masonis
Masons
Elyria
Elyra
Steelers
Mansfield
Pioneers
Buckeye
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Elyna
Lke
Ron Korka
Dave Dicken
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Pirates dominate Cavaliers in 64 04 victory
Black River Highs toppled South Amherst 64 to 04 as hot first half shooting built a 37 7 halftime edge. Bob Brouse led with a 17 point showing while Dick Marklev sat 17 and George Sorewsx scored 20 for the Cavaliers. South Amherst trailed by height disadvantage and outrebounded 29 168. Black River hit 10 of 19 free throws and 7 13 from field in the second half amid a cooled offense.
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Pirates
Bob Brouse
Black Pier
Dick Marklev
John Gonzales
George Sorewsx
Cavaliers
Dave Ashok
Black Rover
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Area basketball standings NIT bids open
New York SPI reports the area National Invitation Tournament bids for next month will be issued Monday morning at Madison Square Garden. The tournament begins on March 14 with the first round games underway.
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Basketball scores beat many rivals across conferences
Scores from Elivria to Cincinnati reveal a busy day with numerous conference games. Notable results include Elivria 71 over Lorain 46 and Findlay 43 over Sandusky 39, along with Oberley 47 to North Olmsted 38 and Brookside 32 to Columba 79. multiple leagues show tight finishes and standout performances across Huron, Ashland, and Akron Canton regions.
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Western Reserve nudges South Central in Firelands clash
Western Reserve five edged South Central 50 to 47 to stay in title contention. Mike Hyde led with 22 points on 11 field goals, while Bob Sherwood added 12 and Terry Hilaman 11 for Western Reserve. South Central shot 39 percent and missed 9 of 14 free throws, finishing league play at 8-4 with Western Reserve at 9-4.
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Avon Wins Narrow Basketball Victory On Late Free Throws
Avon High edged Buckeye after a buzzer shot and late free throws, securing a second place in the conference standings. Avon led 51 30 before Buckeye surged, but final fouls and a missed technical kept Avon ahead as Abfall and Muller's free throws sealed the win.
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Pioneer JVs Cup 15th Win Over Lorain
The Llynn Highs reserve basketball team beat Lorain 71 to 33 in a strong team effort. Trevt Wingard led with 20 points and 14 rebounds, Alrike Fiecher added 17, Al Campbell 33, and Chester Ross provided timely assists and defense. The Pioneers close the season Friday hosting Manon.
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al Campbell
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