All Buckeye Conference picks crowned at Fremont meeting
Griffin named to second team while Elyria's Dale Griffin headlines second tier with 13.6 points per game. Ken Brooks and Doug Taylor win coaches votes for Findlay and Admiral King, John Stozich named coach of the year. First team includes Brad Frank and Mike Roads. various second and third team selections noted along with late season scoring leaders. Also lists Tuesday results from NHL and AHL affiliates.
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Scott
May
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Ken Brooks
Admiral King
Doug Taylor
Fremont
John Stozich
Dale Griffin
Elyria
Dave Sellers
Lorain
Brad Frank
Mike Roads
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Chuck Rogers
Griffin
Mansfield
Dave Hurley
John Arnold
Tom Harris
Bob Brudzinski
Harris
Brudzinski
Sellers
Rogers
Willie Jordan
Neil Shaffer
Chad Saladin
Shaffer
Taylor
Frank
Roads
Top aces seek huge salaries in stalled 1972 talks
The article notes top AL pitchers Mickey Lolich and Vida Blue delaying signings over contract length and money. Lolich seeks a three year deal with Detroit, while Blue’s $100000 plus demands clash with Oakland owner Charlie Finley. Also stalled are Juan Marichal Sonny Siebert and other camps as teams push for new terms.
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Mickey Lolich
Vida Blue
Detroit
Jim Campbell
Lolich
Tigers
Blue
Oakland
A’s
Charles C. Finley
Nixon
Finley
Juan Marichal
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Sonny Siebert
Boston
Sherman Named to All North Central Conference Basketball Team
Sherman of Elyria Catholic, a 6-6 junior center, was selected to the All North Central Conference basketball squad after averaging 14.3 points per game. Lorain Catholic dominated honors with three first team picks Mike Tully Tom Timko and John Sesek. Tully was named player of the year and Lawhead of Lorain Catholic earned top coach honors.
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Russ Sherman
Elyria Catholic
Lorain Catholic
Sherman
Mike Tully
Tom Timko
John Sesek
Tully
Jim Lawhead
Lanier lifts Pistons past Lakers in overtime thriller
In New York, Bob Lanier scored the decisive jumper with three seconds left in overtime to give Detroit a 135 134 win over the Lakers as Jerry West Gail Goodrich and Wilt Chamberlain faltered. West led LA with 37 points, Goodrich 32, and Chamberlain 30 with missed late free throws.
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Archie Clark
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Len Wilkens
Coaches Weigh Locker Rooms And Lines In Sectional Draws
Northwestern High athletic director Roy Bates quipped about cold locker rooms at the Class A drawings in North Ridgeville. Homer Lacey, a 6-1 guard, scored 31 for Cuyahoga Metro in a win over Lorain County Community College. Marty Brumme of Elyria, now at Mansfield Pa. State College, earned ECAC Honorable Mention after averaging 12.5 points.
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Roy Bates
North Ridgeville
Bates
Northwestern
Dean Chance
Homer Lacey
Cuyahoga Metro
Lorain County Community College
Marty Brumme
Elyria
Mansfield
State College
Brumme
Commodores ready for finale at home with Lake Michigan
Lorain County Community College hosts Lake Michigan in a 8 p.m. home finale as the Commodores seek 20 wins and momentum before Regionals. Moses Young leads scoring at 17.6 ppg while Dickey and Rucker push the offense. zone defense stressed to handle four games in four days.
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Lorain County Community College
Commodores
Lake Michigan Community College
Abbe Rd
Lake Michigan
SCCC
Dennis Hampton
Chicago
Hampton
Cazzie Russell
Genessee
N.Y
Lakeland
Bankson
Moses Young
Young
Dwight Rucker
Jeff Dickey
Bob Martin
George Williams
Williams
Dickey
Ken Redman
Martin
Rucker
Pioneers win wrestling tournament led by Elyria
Elyria captured the team title with 105 percent points as Rich Andrews 112 Bill Marsh 119 Dave Lenon 138 Larry Beal 145 Mark Van Dyke 175 Dennis Fulton 185 and Chip Wein gard heavyweight led the Pioneers. Second places went to Fred Krause 132 and Ed Holeman 167.
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