Columbia Rackers Complete Undefeated Basketball Season
Columbia walloped the Keystone Wildcats 100-59 to cap the school's first undefeated basketball season. Earlier, the 1971 Wildcats football squad crushed the Raiders 54-14 to seal an Inland Conference title, with the game opening as Columbia raced to an 11-9 edge after John Poulton’s early jumper.
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Columbia Tops Keystone as Hagen 30 Leads Raiders
Columbia cruised to victory behind Dan Hagen with 30 points and Ashley 34 while Keystone’s Poulton led Wildcats with 14. Columbia finished 18-0 overall and 14-0 Inland Conference as Keystone ended 7-11, 5-9. Postgame, coach Howdieshell lamented late letdown. Hurley remained focused on upcoming tournament.
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Lutheran West wins to tie for second in Inland Conference
Lutheran West stays tied for second with a 71 to 66 victory over Avon. Mark Radke scores 31 and Lee Hass 21 to fuel the Longhorns while Avon’s Rick Cogar and Jim Hrivnak pace the Eagles with 25 and 24. Avon finishes 5-9 in league, Lutheran West 10-4.
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Ridgeville Pulls Off Narrow 70-66 Win Over Brookside
North Ridgeville finally won a tight Lakeland Conference game, edging Brookside 70-66 after a fourth quarter rally. Ridgeville led 34-26 at halftime and 56-45 early in the fourth before Brookside tied it 63-63 with 2:14 left. Ridgeville responded with key baskets and sealed the victory, improved to 8-10 overall and 6-8 in conference.
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Black River protests late OT free throw in loss
Spencer Black River coach Rob Kelly plans a protest after a 74-73 overtime defeat at South Central in Firelands Conference play. Officials ruled Chuck Rinehart’s intentional foul gave Tom Kramb two free throws with 10 seconds left. Kramb made both shots as the Pirates fell by one.
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Amherst Clobbers Wellington In Lakeland Conference clash
Amherst defeated Wellington 89 61 in a Lakeland Conference game last night. The Comets jumped to a 21 1 lead and shot 50 percent (38 of 76) while outrebounding 55 30. Jim Kusmik led Wellington with 33 points. Keith Cline added 14 as three Trojans hit 16. Roger Ousley had 14. Reserve: South Central 46 38.
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New London Narrowly Edges Western Reserve 61 58 in Firelands Battle
New London overcame a fourth quarter challenge from Western Reserve to win 61 58 in a Firelands Conference clash. Hopkins led New London with 24 points and 13 rebounds as the team pulled down 38 boards to WR’s 28. New London improves to 2 11 in conference play while WR sits at 7 6. Both teams finish the season with final conference games, New London vs Edison and WR against Black River.
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Monroeville Clings to Leaders After Norwalk Win
Monroeville upset Norwalk St. Paul 58-52 to improve to 14-2 overall and 12-1 in the Norwalk Firelands Conference. Dennis Didion and Bob Krull led the Eagle attack with 18 and 15 points, while Gary Barman and Greg Bader added 13 points for the Flyers. The Rough Riders dropped into a four way tie for fourth entering the final season game as Western Reserve slipped to third and South Central moved to second following a protest win over Black River.
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Monroeville vs Norwalk NM 1912 1710 58 score line
A fragment reports Monroeville and Norwalk NM game with quarter scores 12 34 and final 58. It mentions St Paul NM 911d address and a reserve line St Paul-37-20.
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