Rucker a Contender After 91-Point Weekend
Conference honors were crowned after a weekend of basketball, with Wellington star Dwight Rucker scoring 91 points in two games to raise his season average to 23.3. Rucker trails Avon’s Mark Wagar by 1.5 points while North Ridgeville’s Barry Wilford led Lakeland scoring.
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Dwight Rucker
Wellington
Avon
Mark Wagar
Lakeland
Barry Wilford
North Ridgeville
Wilford
Rucker
Olmsted Falls
Jim Kern
Western Reserve
Wagar
N. Ridgeville
Jay Baksa
Midview
Terry Griffey
Amherst
Rick Buckosh
Clearview
Dave Dunlavey
Brookside
Jim Ranft
Highland
Ed McCoy
Firelands
Darrell Smith
Don Moyers
Ridgeville
Rick Sanders
Fairvein
Jum Kern
Dan Warnke
Fairview
Kim Woolsey
Avon Lake
Calvin Parker
Lorain
Bob Picken
Buckeye
Dave Merchant
Marion
John Farris
Sandusky
Lorin Lacy
Mapleton
Cal Parker
Dick Schlessman
Edison
Tony Hosfeld
Bill Fugel
Harold Taylor
Admiral King
Brian Czaplicki
Swords leads men bowlers with 622 series at Kitchel's
Everett Swords posted a 622 series to top the Monday Nite C League at Kitchel's, with Ray Forrest adding 606 and Earl Glass reaching 600. Other 600s included Don Moss 605 and Ken Horton 603 in different leagues. Don Schild 603 and Jim Stalla notable 20 game, while Don Shedron 601 and Wayne Haywood 266 highlighted the bowling scene across local leagues.
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Everett Swords
Kitchel’s
Ray Forrest
Earl Glass
Don Moss
Ken Horton
Stoney's
Don Schild
Stoney’s
Jim Stalla
Bud Salsbury
Bowling Center
Don Shedron
Wayne Haywood
Elks
Tony Guarage
Grafton
Rupp’s 800th Victory Highlights SEC Basketball Night
Adolph Rupp earned his 800th coaching win as Kentucky outlasted Georgia 85-77 while Florida edged Tennessee 65-63 and Vanderbilt beat LSU 85-83 in SEC action. LSU star Pete Maravich was ejected late as UCLA and Colorado also posted key wins in the Pacific Eight.
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Tennessee
Louisiana State
Pete Maravich
Florida
Vanderbilt
LSU
Kentucky
Georgia
Adolph Rupp
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Maravich
Bill Justus
Ray Mears
Vols
Justus
Andy Owens
Mike Leatherwood
Gators
Owens
Jim England
Mears
England
Stu Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Tommy Bartlett
Vandy
Alcindor
Washington
Colorado
Late
Fairgrounds Café routs Timms Spring in recreation basketball
Six players scored in double figures as Fairgrounds Café crushed Timms Spring 103 to 52 at the Recreation Center. Corts led with 20 and Jim Gilboy added 22 in the best period the club produced. Other scores included Nat Waste Paper 61, Lloyd Lumber 83, Midway Oh Boy 84, and Happy Hour Bar 55 in separate league games.
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Fairgrounds Cafe
Timms Spring
Recreation Center
Recreation
I Corts
Jim Gilboy
Fairgrounds
National Waste Paper
Happy Hour
Lloyd Lumber
Midway Oh Boy
Brotherton Disposal
Pilgrim wins on Kranyak buzzer three in OT
Ken Kranyak scored the winning three with three seconds left in overtime to lift Pilgrim to a 61-60 Junior Church League victory over First Assembly. Kranyak led all scorers with 36 points, while Dave Eliason added 33 for the losers. Emmanuel Luther dumped First Methodist B 74-60. United Presbyterian edged First Methodist A 72-69. First Congregational crushed St. Paul 66-40.
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Ken Kranyak
YMCA
Pilgrim
First Assembly
Kranyak
Dave Eliason
Emmanuel Lutheran
First Methodist B
United Presbyterian
First Methodist A
First Congregational
St. Paul
Community Basketball Scores Report From The Chronicle
The Chronicle Telegram prints regional basketball box scores with multiple teams and players. Emmanuel Lutheran First Methodist St Pauls United Presbyterian First Congregational United Presbyterian Jim Oster Don Hawke Ken Hutchins Dan Swiger Tim Wargo Tom Jones and others logged points across quarters.
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First Methodist
Dan Swiger
Ken Hutchins
Seat McQuillin
Gary Renz
Rick Ines
Gary Elliott
Dave Childers
Tim Leary
Die St. Paul's
First Congregational
Skip Wilkenson
Tim Wargo
Tom Jones
Frank Bean
Doug Williamson
United Presbyterian
Jim Oster
Don Hawke
Bruce Barner
Keith Bridge
Bill Heidrich
Guy Denille
First Methodist “A
Chuck Booth
Harold Kehler
Bob Childers
Harry Tulk
Harry Ruth
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King
Rangers
Elyria
Oberlin
North Olmsted
North Ridgeville North Olmsted
Bay
Elyria Catholic
Steelman
Westlake
Keystone
Columbia
Lorain St. Mary
St. Mary Cuyahoga Heights
Parma Byzantine
Cantius
Cuyahoga Heights
Lutheran West
Pioneers
Mid
Lima
Lima Shawnee
Toledo Libbey
Cleveland East Tech
Lakeland Conference
Rough Riders
Norwalk St. Paul
Henry Dalton
Bill Mesenburg
Terry Patrick
John Kenney
FG Fit
Dennis Kall
Byzantine
Mark Genter
Lourdes
Frank Miksa
John Spaganlo
Mark Straka
Swords
Rupp
Sheila Moran
AP Sports
Dawley
Washington’s
W. College
Shute Equipment CO
EAA
Nat
Jerry Gilbert
Jim. Lee
John Springfield
Sam Gilbert
Chet Ross
Craig Williams
Jim Moye
Ken Dick
Shannon Mowery
Hank Mowery
Bob Clark
Dave Dicken
Ray McCullen
Dave Disbrow
Ddareers
Lloyd
Butch Sooy
Gene Legeza
Jim Webb
Wayne Burgess
Larry Shaw
Art Willams
Servomation
Frank Waldovitch
Carl Leslie
Dave Larrick
Lynn Jalowiec
Dick Brady
Dick Lassure
Midway Oh Boy Brotherton
Midway
Bob Paris
Chuck Porter
Keith Walker
Gary Howell
Dave Ruesser
Len Leininger
Jack Gardinsky
John Smith
Paul Northcytt
Brotherton
Tom Sooy
al Capel
Tim Crowell
Ray Deeks
Paul Davis
Bob Hartsel
Paul Swiger
Jim Gilbo
John Vance
Ric Corts
Tom Smith
Jack Smith
Hal Kirk
Timms
Ancil Nickles
Ron Pearce
Ron Johnson
Chuck Chevelier
Larry Carmon
Church League
Riera
Luth
Defr Vietzen
Bob Noren
Gary Beary
Kim Orwig
Dave Sprague
Kevin Sprague
Billy Thompson
Milan Bendik
St. Paul’s
Dave Rodgers
Bob Brainard
Tim Smith
Rick Marshal
Sune Jones
Dennis Fackier
United Presby
Rick Fyan
Gary Alberta
Bob Detterman
Kim Mayer
Ron Walters
Dave Eliasop
John Lengyel
Pete Price
Dave McElhaney
Bill Fahmey
Rick ‘Gochenour
Chronicle - Telegram
City Bank
Pearl Ave
Danny Scotty
Feders Deposit Florence Corporation
Homewood Dr
Grove Ave
Monber Feder
Reverve Systen
Oakwood Shopping Center
Pearl Rd
Oberlin Ave
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