Panthers fall short as Gilmour edges Elyria Catholic 62 57
Elyria Catholic nearly overcame a 18 point deficit but fell 62 57 to Gilmour Academy. John Beno scored 30 points and led a late Panther rally as the Panthers prepare for Elyria High and Lorain St. Mary with Ron George set to return from Pittsburgh.
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Gates Mills
Elyria Catholic
Elyria High
Lorain St. Macy
Gilmour Academy
Gilmour
St. Mary
Panthers
John Reno
Ron George
George
Pittsburgh
Ron
Madhock
Jesson
Bova
Macheck
Catholic
Beno
Randy Kaiser
Panthera
Frank Phillips
Dave Sito
Lee Walczuk
Reno
Tom Haviland
Vic Kurzweg
Bena
Kaiser
Raynand
Vern Weber
Gimour
John
Bend
Joe Conroy
Phillips
Big John
Rich Sunyak
Cleveland Cantius
Mike Gormley
Lorain St. Mary
Panthers fall to Gilmour Academy in junior varsity game
Gilmour Academy shot well and overcame a short handed Gates Mills Elyria Catholic junior varsity squad 34 to 28. Catholic played without guard Lynn Livelsberger, while Frank DeTilio Don Brown and Jim Couch logged limited minutes. Brown led Catholic with 10 points and DeTilio added eight as Gilmour led 27 to 18 at the half and stretched the lead late.
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Gates Mills
Elyria Catholic
Gilmour Academy
Young Panthers
Gilmour
Catholic
Lynn Livelsberger
Livelsberger
Tee Panthers
Lorain St. Mary
Styria High
Frank DeTilio
Don Brown
Jim Couch
Brown
DeTillio
Panthers
Probable Starting Lineups for Local High Schools
Elyria High School coached by Chuck Machock faces Elyna Catholic with Elyria Catholic’s coach Jim Law leading Lorain St Mary in probable starting lineups. The sheet lists players from Place and Elyria as potential starters.
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Chuck Machock
Elyna Catholic
Jim Lawhead
Lorain St. Mary
Firelands Nips Keystone In Inland Conf Clash
Firelands edges Keystone 44 to 6 in a chilly Inland Conference basketball game. Al Wolford led Firelands with 13 rebounds and 6-1 center scored 2 points as Keystone faced turnovers and foul trouble, with Rising top-scoring for Keystone and Firelands preparing for Amherst next.
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Keystone
Glenn Rising
Firelands
Richard Hampher
Hamsher
al Wolford
Full court press falls short as Amherst tops Wellington
Amherst defeats Wellington 42 39 in conference action with a strong fourth quarter. Wellington shooters struggle, finishing 12 for 57 from the field while Amherst goes 18 for 53. Dave Coleman scores 15 for Wellington, limited by Amherst’s defense, and Larry Streicher leads Amherst with 13 points complemented by Tim Gray's 12.
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Firtlands Keystone G. Flt
Knapp
Kelm
Moran
Woford
Armitage
J Greets
Sirtising
Enelsel
Woicott
Berk'ver
Sayers
Mark'th
Dunlap
Palmer
Balloo
Amherst
Wellington
Firelands
Dukes
Comets
George Simetrovich
Los
Gil Shellhouse
Larry Streicher
Tim Gray
Dave Coleman
Coleman
Gary Lewis
Lewis
Bo Skelton
Gray
Streicher
Lexington Leads Mapleton in Ashland County League Clash
Lexington defeated Mapleton 65 to 30 as five Lexinton players reached double figures. Terry McCammom scored 21, Gary Paxton 20, Leren Staker added 12, Dave Shaffer 11, and Jim Zirkel 19 for the Lexinton team.
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Lexington
Mapleton High
Coleader
Terry McCammon
Gary Paxton
Leren Staker
Dave Shaffer
Jim Zirkel
Irish edge Lourdes in overtime to stay second in conference
St Mary of Lorain’s Bill Deba and Mike Gormley led a 62 59 overtime win over Cleveland Our Lady of Lourdes to inch ahead in the North Central Conference standings. Deba 10 Brazina 10 Minning 10 paced the Irish while Lourdes top scorers Lechko 21 and Jim Yuhas 17 kept it tight. Lourdes fell to 5 6 in conference as St Mary improved to 8 3 and 13 3 overall.
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Cleveland
Lorain St. Mary High
Our Lady of Lourdes
Joe Deba
Mike Gormley
St. Mary
Lourdes
Jim Jackson
Jim Yuhas
George Lechko
Posely
Andy Brazina
Mack Presley
Brazina
Cormley
Deba
Bruce Minnich
John Yuhas
Lechka
Jackson
Trish
Crusaders
Gormley
Lechku
Minnick
Irish
Oberlin Indians Rout North Olmsted For SCC Win
Oberlin pulled away late as Larry Donaldson sparked a 18 point run and the Indians held North Olmsted scoreless in the second quarter. Oberlin dominated the boards with 42 of 69 rebounds and shot 35 percent to North Olmsted’s 24. Jeff Siglin led Oberlin with 16 points, Donaldson 13, Hicks and Walt Lawson eight each. Jim Yezbak scored 14 for North Olmsted. Oberlin improves to 10-5 overall and tied for third in the SCC with an 4-4 conference mark, while North Olmsted falls to 5-12.
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Henrietta
Firelands High School
Firelands
Keystone High
Falcons
Keystone
Wildcats
Jim Armitage
Lynn Sayers
Seld
Sayers
Gary Markworth
Wisdea
Jim Knapp
Rich Wolcntt
Wolcott
Nets
Russ Lynch
Indians
Larry Donaldson
Olmsted
Marty Hicks
Mike Lynch
Oberlin
North Olmsted
Fremont Shuts Cellar Door on King High
Fremont Ross roared from behind in the second half to crush Lorain Admiral King High 92-43 in Buckeye Conference play. John Presser Frank Moore and Jim Davis sparked a third quarter burst, Davis leading visitors with 16 points while Tom Nicoloff matched that total for King. Dave Billick led King with 70 points as both teams cooled late with free throws, Ross pulling clear to move from the basement, King slipping closer to it in a lopsided finish.
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Lorain
Fremont Ross
Lorain Admiral King High
Admirals
Buckeye
Lorain High
Ross
Little Giants
John Presser
Frank Moore
Jim Davis
King
Davis
Tom Nicoloff
Dave Billick
Fremont
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CYO Title Game Scheduled Between St Mary Knights and Tigers
The St Mary Knights meet St Mary Tigers tomorrow at Elyria Catholic High School for the seventh grade first half title in the CYO Grade School Basketball League. The winner advances to face St Mary Jets for the season championship a week later. Exhibition games and a full slate of seventh and eighth grade matchups accompany the card.
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St. Mary Knights
St. Mary Tigers
Elyria Catholic High School
Wil
St. Mary Jets
Tigers
Jets
St Agnes and
Holy Cross
St. Peter
St. Jude Eagles
St. Jude Rams
St Peter
Hawks
St. Jude
Medal offer for walking challenge in San Francisco
The Amos Alonzo Stagg foundation will mail a medal to anyone who walks 3 miles in 20 hours or less. Interested qualifiers should write to Box 234, San Francisco, enclosing 5 cents for handling and mailing.
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San Francisco
UPI
Amos Alonzo Stagg Foundation
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