Pioneers defeat Eastlake North in Pi 5 gym wrestling clash
Elyria High edged Eastlake North 26-12 as Ken Parker and Mike Baker remained undefeated. Dennis Miller opened with a win, Tara Earl topped Chuck Meadows, and Joe Kershaw beat Bob Lyson as Elyria seized momentum before a large crowd. Coach Bill Pierson praised the team effort and eyed next Saturday with Sandusky.
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Elyria
Elyria High
Hostlake North
Pi 5
Ken Parker
Mike Baker
Dennis Miller
Ted Randles
Chuck
von Philabum
Frank Verdi
Don Boesil
Rick Linde
Bob Fickes
Bill Hammond
Chuck Ferline
Pioneers
Bob Fox
Joe Kershaw
Bob Lyson
Eastlake
Forest
Midview tops Vermilion in Lakeland Conference clash
Four Midview players reach double figures as the Middies win 72 to 63 over Vermilion. Dale Hawke scores 22 and Mark Trenchard adds 17 to lift Midview to 6-1 in league play and 6-3 overall while Vermilion slips to 4-3 in the conference and 3-5 overall.
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Binkley
Vermilion
Lakeland
Midview
Dale Hawke
Middies
Mark Trenchard
Mark Trencherd
Jobe Blakeslee
Harley Alltey
M. Clapham
Tetals
Dee Pretzer
Alex Angney
Jones
Parkinson
Ziembe
Bezseti
Edison tops Western Reserve 61 to 43 for first win
Edison Chargers overcome eight prior losses with a 36-12 second half surge to defeat Western Reserve 61 43. Jeff Kerneil scores 31 and Terry Meagrow adds 12 while Rough Riders leaders Jim Weisenberger 16 and Keith White 11 pace the visitors.
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Berlin Heights
Edison High
Chargers
Western Reserve
Rough Riders
Jeff Kerneil
Terry Meagrow
Jim Weisenberger
Keith White
Rangers bounce back in Lakeland clash over New London
North Ridgeville defeated New London 71 to 55 as New London suffers its 42nd straight loss. North Ridgeville led 19-16 early and dominated the boards, with Mike Leffen scoring 24 and Bull Blackburn 20 while Fred Kordek added 10. New London got 21 from Mike Nugent and falls to 0-9 on the season and 0-6 in conference play.
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North Ridgeville
New London
Rangers
Mike Leffen
Bull Blackburn
Fred Kordek
Mike Nugent
Firelands top Cavaliers 69 53 in Inland clash
Firelands defeats South Amherst 69 to 53 to extend its Inland Conference lead to 7 0. Jim Stephens tallies 27 for South Amherst while Tim Schrader scores 17 before fouling out as Firelands pulls away in final minutes led by Kevin Bates 23 and Joe Campbell 17.
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Henrietta
South Amherst
Firelands
Falcons
Jim Stephens
Tim Schrader
Kevin Bates
Joe Campbell
Cavaliers
Marers
Sowk Amherst
Check Morgan
Dick Kinsley
Newton Barnworth
Don Jones
Bob Allsop
Key
Medina Bay Keeps SWC Lead with Easy Victories
Medina Bay and Medina remain tied for first in the Southwestern Conference after decisive wins. Bay improves to 9-1, beating Olmsted Falls 71 to 49, while Medina moves to 8-2 with a 70 to 39 victory over North Olmsted. In other games Fairview edges Rocky River 90 to 48 and Westlake defeats Avon Lake 63 to 48. Westlake’s Jim Fodor scores 21 points, Steve Hlavac adds 14, while Avon Lake’s Dave Anderson leads with 12. Lynn Schwendeman is held to nine.
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Bay
Medina
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted
Fairview
Rocky River
Westlake
Avon Lake
Jim Fodor
Steve Hlavac
Dave Anderson
Shoremen
Lynn Schwendeman
Clippers stretch Lakeland lead with Oberlin rout
Clearview-Clearview tops Oberlin 83-54 to remain 6-0 in Lakeland Conference. Buckosh leads with 24 points while Mihalic adds 17 and Redman 14. Oberlin struggles with 20 points first half and finishes 18 of 74 from the floor.
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Lorain
Clearview
Lakeland
Oberlin
Clippers
Indians
Rick Buckosh
Jerry Mihalice
Ken Redman
Ed Kucharik
Marty Fanning
Rick Gibson
Kucharik
Buckash
Mihalic
Jerry Michalic
Kecharik
Badrai
Thompson
Nelson
Misko
Marty Faasie
Rick Gibbs
Pope
Rainbow
Fields
Palmer
Tear
Binion
Rangers hand EC 6th mat loss
Elyria Catholic suffers its sixth straight wrestling defeat as North Ridgeville wins 9 of 11 matches led by Mark Maguire pinning Mike Bauer and John Bole earning a decision over Steve McCoy. EC’s Brian Powers pins Larry Scully in the fourth bout.
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Elyria
North Ridge
Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Mark McGuire
Mike Bauer
Mark Smith
Mikeley
North Ridgeville
John Bole
Steve McCoy
Brian Powers
Larry Scully
Gene Kleinholz
John Plas
Wayne Thompson
Dan Barta
Ed Charles
Bob Broeg
Frank Bates
Tom Edwards
Greg Gilder
Doug Moore
Don
Columbia defeats Keystone 52 38 to earn first win
Columbia Raiders surge past Keystone Wildcats 52 to 38 for their first win after seven losses. Clark Ashley scores 17 and Dan Hagen 15, while Keystones Jeff Kidder tops with 13. Poor shooting noted for both teams with Columbia 17 of 59 from the floor and Keystone 12 of 46.
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Lagrange
Columbia
Keystone
Raiders
Wildcats
Clark Ashley
Dan Hagen
Jeff Kidder
Wildcat
Dex
Fricke
Cowley
Roberts
Kueph
Ritter
Keystese
Fisher
Hyatt
Jeusek
Raendic
Avon tops Cards in Inland Conference clash 74 to 62
Avon led 33 30 at halftime and held Brookside to 24 percent shooting as Tim Forbes scored 20 and Ray DeChant 19 for Avon. Brookside’s Darrel Smith led all scorers with 23 points. Brookside falls to 4-3 in conference, 5-? overall, while Avon improves to 4-3 in conference, 3-4 overall.
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Sheffield
Avon
Brookside
Tim Forbes
Ray DeChant
Phil Holowocky
Darrel Smith
Quarten
Jim Rivaski
Phil Helowecky
O'Malley
Cogar
Terais
Paul Custis
Jim Baam
Ree Swetsi
Keith McCullcigh i
Wellington Dukes Rally Past Amherst In Lakeland Thriller
Wellington defeats Amherst 56 55 in a tense Lakeland Conference basketball game. Wellington led late, four scorers in double figures, Rich Whitney tops with 15. Greg Webster leads Amherst with 18. Dukes improve to 3 5 overall 2 5 Lakeland, Amherst at 3 4 in league play.
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Wellington
Wellington Dukes
Amherst
Dukes
Lakeland
Keith McCartney
Comets
Rich Whitsey
Bob Walker
Tom Mills
Warres Tripp
Wiliams
Senge
Zebrick
Ai Nevel Greg Webster
Joe Gedfrey
Renk McCarter
Lou Zenbinser
Iowa Routs Wisconsin After Second-Half Rally
Iowa overcame a 29-point halftime lead being cut to eight with five minutes left, then pulled away to defeat Wisconsin 92 to 74 in a Big Ten basketball game. Wisconsin made a late push but could not close the gap.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
UPI
Macomber tops Lorain Southview in non-conference clash
Macomber defeats Lorain Southview 62 to 56 after a tight first half, pulling away in the second. Greg Pounders Scores 18 for Southview while Dan Adair leads Lake Ridge with 21 in a different non-conference setback.
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Quakien
L2aaryr
Maumee
HBR
Lake Ridge
Claude Mills
Scott Bigelow
Red Belden
Lindsey
McCreary
Roberts
Bertacher
Johnson
de Lamater
Dan Adair
Scott Adsir
Rasta
Chapten
Schroeder
Fryberg
Smith
ISGH
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Bill, Hammond
Eas
Tlake North
John Fazio
Dale Linton
Mykel Pichola
Ken Stich
Kes Parker
Forest Waugh
Frank Kay
Darrell Hamilton
Steve Sova
Greg Kochman
Don Philbaum
Tom Binkley
Midview Middies
John Blakeslee
Harley Alltop
Don Pretzer
Edison
Mapleton
Randy Miller
Rick Riegler
Don Hostmas
Steve Ringler
Steer
Murtaigh
Norwalk St. Paus
Deany Myer
Mike Wasniak
Jeff Fields
Mike Muskett
Zi. Ridge
Hickey
Ik St. Peal
New Leedon
Bil Baickburs
Fred Kerder
Merrell
Wilford
Berder
New Londen
Wayne Smith
Dave Schramm
Schramm
Jim Knox
Medina Bay
Seem —Tisis Te
Jim Fodos
Holland
Mackenzie
Campana
Reynolds
Schwendeman
Russo
Wakefield
Hamilton
Leottard
Kovacs
Schwartz
Ti — Norte Olmsted
Medina - Olds
Cleary
Harrington
Hattery
Klein
Inman
Vannerpars
Spacek
Kabr
Caleman
McLaughlin
Brventon
Olmsted
Faucher
Tabar
Schlasner
Bracho
Flora
Nort Olmsted
Newton Burnworth
G&me
Arview
Mould
Jay Eisbrenner
Les Glauner
Chuck Martin
Dick Meeks
Jim Yeatsin
Mark Maguire
Steve McCay
Gene Kiembolz
Serpe Toma
Pmced
Das Barta
Charles IR
Bod
Prank Bates
Don Moeld
Jay Exsbrenner
Jalumbia
Hells
Wellingwen
Mberst
Wellingwoa
Saints
Macomber
Toledo Macomber
Lorain Southview
Lake Ridge Academy
Maumee Panthers
Royals
Scott Adair
Southview
Greg Pounders
Hank Chawansky
Teleds
NBA
Dudley Brown
Wardell Jackson
Huntley
Scout
Milliner
Adams
Ramdell
TR Southview
Ramirez
McNeeley
Sokol
Maymik
Vargo
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