Avon Lake Shoremen edge Westlake in conference clash
Avon Lake Shoremen overcame Westlake 72 68 after a strong fourth quarter led by Dick Wakefield who scored 32 points and pulled 15 rebounds. Don Anderson added 15 for Avon Lake while Westlake’s Tom Krupka and Bob Strong each had 17.
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Dick Wakefield
Don Anderson
Tom Krupka
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Avan Lake
North Olmsted Stings Bees in Southwestern Conf. win
North Olmsted High School led from start to finish and defeated Medina 69 53 in a Southwestern Conference game. Ron Slater scored 16, Steve Payne 14, Bob Miller 10, and Mike Valentine 14 in his first start. Olmsted shot 73 percent at the line and 45 percent from the field while outrebounding 59 44.
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Steve Payne
Bob Miller
Mike Valentine
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Bay High Rockets and Olmsted Falls clash in 80 50 Bay victory
Bay High School Rockets remain unbeaten as they race to a strong start and roll past Olmsted Falls 80 50 in a Southwestern Conference game. Bay led 23 8 after one period and maintained momentum, with key scorers including Laundy and Zellars contributing throughout the win.
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Pirates edge Fairview to snap two-week skid
Rocky River overcame a late deficit to beat Fairview 69 to 56. They trailed 54-48 with five minutes left before a 21-0 run sealed the win. Key scorers included Bill Johnson Bruce Bergholz and Jim Schroeder with 15 points each while Dan Warnke and Paul Daley led Fairview with 13.
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Bill Johnson
Bruce Bergholz
Jim Schroeder
River
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Wellington Strikeout Lanes win first half title
Strikeout Lanes captured the first half championship in the Early Bird Ladies League with a 38 16 record. P and P Products posted high Friday totals of 736 and 2046 while Joanne Scott rolled 514 with games of 201 156 and 157. In the Tri City Mens League at Strikeout Lanes Don Robart led with 247 548 and Laubenthal led the league with 860 2440 points.
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Tri City
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Avon dominates Keystone in 77 to 48 road win
Avon Eagles overpower Keystone Wildcats 77 48 as Avon controls boards 48 24 and shoots 36 percent to Keystone 44 percent. Chapmans 19 points lead Avon with Wa gar 18 Fitch 14 Forth ater 10 Cornish 14 for Keystone while Preteh posts 11.
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Cavaliers clip Raiders in Inland Conference thriller
South Amherst defeated Columbia 38 33 in a tight Inland tilt. Dave Moore sparked the Cavaliers with six final minute points on offensive boards to seal the win as the game stayed close with 12 ties and a 31 31 knot with 2 14 left. Moore led Cavaliers with 14 points while Rundle and Hershey paced Columbia with 13 and 10. The Raiders outrebounded 45 37 but struggled at the line converting 6 of 19 compared with Col umbia 1 of 6.
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Don Hershey
Schrock's late steals lift Brookside past Highland in conference clash
Brookside High School beat Highland 50-46 in Inland Conference basketball as Tom Schrock struck twice in the final 90 seconds, stole the ball and scored on layups to break a 46-46 tie. Schrock finished with 20 points as Brookside overcame a poor shooting night.
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Black River Nips Berlin Heights In Firelands Clash
Black River edged Berlin Heights 68-67 after a 26 point third quarter run. Berlin Heights led 30-25 at halftime but the Tigers rallied in the final period to secure the win. Jeff Strickler 21 led Berlin Heights. Bruce Larabee 15 and Patt Pomeroy 10 paced Berlin's Pirates. Black River improves to 4-5 overall and 2-2 in conference. Berlin Heights falls to 2-7 overall and 1-3 in conference.
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Jeff Strickler
Jeff Kernel
Ron Schuster
Bruce Larabee
Patt Pomeroy
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Falcons edge Buckeye as late rally falls short
Firelands escapes Mallet Creek 54 51 in Inland conference hoops. Ed McCoy led the Falcons with 17 points while Dan Tomlinson and Al Springer added 11 and 10. Buckeye's Larry Norwood scored 12 and Buckeye hit 38 percent to Firelands 44. The game finished with 13 seconds left and a late Falcons four point burst.
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Dan Tomlinson
Larry Norwood
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