League scoring titles decided in area hoops races
The Buckeye Conference saw nine players exceed 200 league points with Rick Mehl at 199. Fairview’s Bob Holliday dominated the North Central race with 262 points, while Hillsdale edged others with a 382-point team total. Dinger, Burrer, and Valentine are among top scorers as the area crowns its 1960s style scoring leaders.
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Rick Mehl
Mansfield
Bob Holliday
Elyria Catholic
College Standings Show Early Top Five Dominance
The UPI ratings list Kentucky atop with 42 first place votes and a 21-0 record, followed by Duke 19-2 and Texas Western 20-4. Loyola Chicago, Kansas, Vanderbilt, and others fill the top standings through Feb 19 with several close gaps and ties noted.
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UPI
United Press International
Kentucky
Duke
Tex
Western
Loyola
Kansas
Vanderbilt
St. Ros
Providence
Holliday Named MVP as Panthers Sweep All Star Honors
Elyria Catholic captain Bob Holliday is voted league MVP and All-Star after leading Elyria Catholic to a 10-0 conference season and 28.9 points per game. Dennis Atkins joins on the All-League team along with Vance Parks, Mike Gallagher, and Larry Gilbride. Al Rembielak earns honorable mention.
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Cleveland
Elyria Catholic
Bob Holliday
Holliday
Dennis Atkins
Mike Gallagher
Loram St. Mary
Vance Parks
Our Lady of Lourdes
Larry Gilbride
St. John Cantius
al Rembielak
St. Stanislaus
Greater Cleveland Area
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Midview
Nets
Atkins
Lorain St. Mary
Parks of Lourdes
Gilbride
Cantius
Gallagher
St. Mary
Elyria Catholic Sr
Dennis, Atkins
Tickets on sale for Elyria Catholic tournament event
Season ticket holders and sports staff may pick up tourney tickets Wednesday to Friday at the Elyria Catholic athletics office Two tickets per person held through Friday Alumni may buy at Minnichs Barber Shop through Monday Booster Club members may purchase at Booster Club meeting Wednesday evening Remaining tickets go on sale to the general public Monday at the school ticket office 11 am to 12 30 pm and 3 to 6 pm Monday and Tuesday or until sold out
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Elyria Catholic
Minnich
Prep scoring table shows Ohio high school results
United Press International reports recent basketball scores across divisions. Notable outcomes include Shocton 93 over Portsmouth West 56 and Powhatan Point 99 over Wheeling McKinley 49. Other listed results feature Westfall 64 over Piketon 61 and East Tech 69 over West Tech 51 with John Adams 85 over Max Hayes 62. Class A and Dover area sectionals show Canton sections and local matchups such as Mitterva 77 North Canton 38 and Concord sectional results Madison 48 Frazeysbore 91 New Athens 41 plus Dover St Joseph 78 Newcomeratawn 5h.
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Piketon
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Max Hayes
Mitterva
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Canton Lincoln
Perry
Glenwood
Tuslaw
Concord
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Frazeysbore
New Athens
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Dennison St. Mary
Dover St Joseph
Newcomeratawn
College Score Summary With Mixed Results Across Games
Northwestern 76 over Wheconsia 65. Ohio State 102 def Minn 96. Nebraska 10, Colorado 63. Kansas State 85 beat Missouri 2. Prairie Nats 83 over Clindts State 81. SW Missouri State 89 over Rolla 82. Central Missouri State 68 over SE Missouri 51. 61 alata 83 Concordia 79. Noketches 73 over Blackburn 61. Superior 85 over La Crosse 91. Dominican 77 over St Norbert 68. Marquette 62 over Mil Br Wis 64. Wayne 106 Southern ISD 74. Caerdia Minn 197 over St Ino 73. St Marys Minn 84 over Agsbry 73. Gus Adolphus 77 over Hamline 73. SouthWest Hrdu Smmns 92 over N Mex St 66. Kansas 86 over Oklahoma 69. Texas 76 over jas. Tex 76. Howard Payne 67. McMurrs 112 over Sul Ross SW Texas 25. Foustin 80 over S Houston St 79. Tex Add 45. Pan Am 2. Le Towrnenu 74. Asist Coll 72 over Was land Corpus Christi 3. Bishop 4 over St Edward's 73. West Portland 83 over Whitworth 70.
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Elyria Catholic
Jim Harris
Admiral King
Tom Burrer
Keystone of
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Rick Evans
New London
Newark Eng
Brookivp
Tom Valentine
Milan
Villanova
Niagara
Howard
Queens
Pat Biber
Syracuse
Creighton
Nyack
Harrison St
Wayne Davis
Ridgeville
Steubenville
St. Vincent
Atztown
Lincoln
Bill Chapman
Avon
Providence
Lycia
Greg Davison
Elyria
Oe Silene
Cortland
Bentley
New Eng
Bill Inman
Buckeye Te
Springfield
New Hamp
Rhode Island
Salem St
Worcester
Buckeye
St. Peter's
Stonehill
Dave Sorenson
Findlay
AVE. Hartwick
Utica
Tom Dinger
Mansfield
Wofford Coll
Piedmont
Furman
Fat Elder
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Vanderbilt
Georgia
Tim Thomas
Fremont Is
Ken Halbert
Marion
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Rollins
Emory&Henry
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Terry Bork
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Ed Ransom
Mery Nugent
Ralph Mayer
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Isa Mike Fischer
Huron
Keystone
Bil Chapman
Dave Winland
Highland
Bil Inman
Jamile Pavlich
South Amherst
Jim Grant
Raw
Tom Ness
Fairview
Dan Cornett
Olmsted Falls
Ken Gandola
Rocky River
Jim Turanchik
North Olmsted
Firelands
John Valentine
Milan Io
Dean Schneider
Monroeville
Lynn Schleasman
Jim Stuart
Mapleton Ig
Pred Longsdorf
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Wheconsia
Ohio St
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Missouri
PR Nats
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Rolla
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Concordia
NoKetches
Blackburn
Superior
la Crosse
Dominican
St Norert
Marquette
Mil Br Wis
600 Club Scores Set Highs for Season Leaders
The list names top scorers with totals: Robert Smith 694, Walt Kash 657, Byne Gramps 633, George Vargovich 633, Glenn Baker 627, Charles Crate 616, Emmett Greely 615, Jerry Six 614, Dennis Newton 612, Jim Ragnoni 605, Tom Graham 6d, Gordon Blackhal 602, Ralph Halblaub 602, Grace Lysell 601, Wayne Bozman 600, Jim Mullen 600.
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Robert Smith
Walt Kash
Byne Gramps
George Vargovich
Glenn Baker
Charles Crate
Emmett Greely
Jerry Six
Dennis Newton
Jim Ragnoni
Tom Graham
Gordon Blackhal
Ralph Halblaub
Grace Lysell
Wayne Bozman
Jim Mullen
Notre Dame Horsemen and Mules Hall of Fame picks named
Four members of Notre Dame’s legendary 1924 team join 14 players elected to the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Crowley and Miller from the Four Horsemen and Seven Mules are among new inductees, with others including McGovern Houghton Hubbard Juhan Bacon Nevers and pioneers honored in spring ceremonies at their alma maters.
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UPI
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Four Horsemen
National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame
Jim Crowley
Rip Miller
Crowley
Knute Rockne
John McGovern
Harry Stuhldreher
Minnesota
John
Elmer l Layden
Houghton Hubbard
Amherst
Tenter Frank Juhan
Sewanee
C. Everett
the Bacon
Wesleyan
Stanford
Ernie Nevers
Newtone
Lynn
Pappy
Eastern and Western NBA Standings and Scores
The Eastern Division leads with Boston 43 22 and Philadelphia 41 23 while Cincinnati 40 25 and New York 28 37 follow. Western actions show Los Angeles 36 31 and Baltimore 31 35 with San Francisco 29 37 and Detroit 19 46 trailing. Monday results had Boston 115 at Los Angeles 108 and Cincinnati 113 over Philadelphia 107. Tuesday schedules include Philadelphia versus Detroit and New York hosting St. Louis as well as Boston visiting San Francisco.
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Baltimore
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300 Club Standings Highlights
Harriet Kehler leads with 544 points followed by Midge OConnor with 529 and Ben Wert with 515. Betty Blair holds 510 while Helen Jalowiec has 108 and Dory Lauerhahs 503 points in the club’s latest tally.
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Harriet Kehler
Midge O’connor
Ben Wert
Betty Blair
Helen Jalowiec
Dory Lauerhahs
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