Broad Ohio school scores sprint across many leagues
A long list of high school basketball results from Ohio campuses shows Buckeye Elyria triumphing over Lorain 78 to 30 in an overtime win, with numerous other league games across Northern and Southern conferences. Standout outcomes include Oberlin 77 over Wellington 62, Avon Lake 47 over Central, and Jefferson area showings like Portmouth 99, Waverly 4, plus Lucas County and Columbus area clashes featuring Central Catholic, UC schools, and junior colleges.
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Cavaliers clinch win over Rockets in tight NBA contest
Cavaliers beat the Houston Rockets 109 100 as Jim Cleamons scored 22 including six in the final period and Foots Walker and Cleamons’ defense limited Calvin Murphy to 12. Cleveland improved rebounding 32 20 and earned its first big win in five NBA seasons. The Cavs visit New York next, with Suns visiting Columbus to end the Coliseum run.
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Westlake Wins 63 56 Over Rocky River in Conference Clash
Westlake Demons pull away to a 63 56 Southwestern Conference victory over Rocky River. Rich Holland scores 20 and Dave Frye 14 as Westlake builds a 15 9 lead, while Rocky River commits 30 turnovers. Tom Stanciu tops River with 19.
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Sadowski tops keglers with 715 and 632 series
Steve Sadowski Jr led area bowling with a 715 set on December 12 and a 632 series last night at Grafton Lanes Holy Name League with games of 191 216 and 225. Other high scores included Gib Henke 621 Chuck Cowley 608 Geo Gallion 607 while Ed Plues Bubba Rigsby and Bill Gereke posted notable singles in various leagues. No 500 series were reported among women.
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Women’s Action
Top Twenty AP Poll Reshaped After Close Overtime Showdown
The AP top twenty poll shows Oklahoma and USC sharing first with Apollo votes. Michigan and Ohio State close behind. Tennessee faces a first place showdown next Friday as Westlake hosts Olmsted Falls, following Rocky River’s win over North Olmsted.
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Presidents Nip Trojans In Buckeye Conference Thriller
Marion University’s Presidents edged Findlay 50 49 in overtime to remain unbeaten in the Buckeye Conference. Randy Gipson scored 16 to lead Marion while Scott Hamlin had 20 for Findlay as the Trojans fell to 4 3. The win snapped Marion’s 12 game skid against Findlay dating back to 1969.
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Wadsworth Tops Brunswick In 63-52 Win
Wadsworth pulled away in the fourth quarter scoring 22 points to beat Brunswick 63-52. The Panthers had three players in double figures led by Mike Vitkovich with 18 points.
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Oklahoma Sooners top AP final college football poll
The Oklahoma Sooners finish the season as the nation’s only unbeaten and untied team, earning the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press final college football poll. The article also notes other major sports items including Catfish Hunter’s free agency move, NBA fines for Philadelphian personnel, and a women’s bowling standout’s high-scoring results.
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Monroeville romps to hold second in Firelands action
Mapleton Mounties beat Ashland 64-54 to stay in second place in the Firelands Conference. Alan Clark led Monties with 21 points and 18 rebounds while Stu Cooke topped Wildacts with 16 points and 12 boards.
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Rockets top Fairview 78 74 in SWC clash
Bay Rockets beat Fairview Park 78 74 in a Southwestern Conference game. Bay had four players in double figures led by Keith Dare with 24 points. Bay shot 44 percent, outrebounded 37 33, but 16 turnovers to 13. Bay now 3 4 in conference and 5 4 overall. Fairview 2 5 and 2 8. Sandy Conference leaders include Joe Crow and Paul Roeder with 24 and 22 points.
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Sandusky Edges Mansfield 56 55 In Buckeye Play
Sandusky rallied from a second half deficit to beat Mansfield 56 to 55. The dramatic finish left Mansfield reeling as Sandusky claimed the close Buckeye League win. Local teams battled neck and neck with key plays deciding the outcome.
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Willard Edges Norwalk In Low-Scoring Tilt
The Norwalk Truckers slowed down against Willard, but could not score enough. They totaled only 19 points for the game with nine coming in the final period.
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Bucsedge Holy Name In Tight Parma Game
The Parma Byzantine held off a Holy Name rally in the third quarter and, despite cold shooting, edged ahead. Ed Mementowski sank a late foul shot with 1:30 remaining, then missed the second. Bob Slepecky rebounded and scored a three-point play to regain the lead and seal the win as Don Smith added the final Byzantine bucket.
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Admirals edge Ross for 5th win in seven Buckeye games
Admiral King beat Fremont Ross 60 to 52 in Buckeye Conference play, out rebounding the Little Giants 36 to 25 as King shot 43.6 percent to Ross 35.7. King improves to 5-2 in the league and hosts Elyria next week while Fremont sits 1-5 and hosts Mansfield.
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