ECC and ECC–Bowl rivalry in final regular-season games
Elyria and Lorain eye momentum as they close Erie Coast Conference play on the road and at home. Elyria faces Lorain Catholic after a rough stretch. Lorain hosts Elyria Catholic while Elyria West aims to rebound against Southview. Central figures include Wearsch, Halliburton, Fields, Wright, and Jones in a tight regional finish.
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Wolverines
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Knicks roll past Cavaliers for ninth win in 11
New York, building after the All-Star break, beat Cleveland 108-92 to extend their good run. Bill Cartwright led with 25 points, Bernard King 19, Len Robinson 15 and Paul Westphal 14 as the Knicks never trailed. Cavaliers cut the deficit late but could not overturn the pace set by New York.
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Tom Nissalke
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Wilkerson
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Flowers
T Robinson
Tucker
Westphal
Sparrow
Orr
Webster
Grunfeld
Williams
Inland Conference title on the line this Saturday night
Avon faces Independence for the Inland crown in a decisive game at Midview. Avon seeks to seal the West division title after a 76-72 win over Keystone, while Independence carries an 18-6 record and a strong 11-2 mark. The upcoming contest follows a January 11 meeting won by Independence 60-55.
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Ohio State Routs Northwestern To Stay In Big Ten Race
Ohio State improved to 16-6 overall and 8-4 in the Big Ten with a 71-55 home win over Northwestern before 11,928 at St John Arena. Centered by Tony Campbell's 21 points and Granville Waiters' inside presence, the Buckeyes built a 38-28 second-half lead and cruised, while Northwestern, led by Jim Stack's 21, struggled on the boards. The win keeps OSU one game back of Indiana in the conference standings as Iowa looms on Saturday.
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