Elyria wrestlers beat Sandusky in Buckeye Conference clash
Elyria High defeated Sandusky 36-9 as Bill Pierson praised Calvin Lewis and Tim Sweigard. Individual matches included Lewis 13-2 over Chuck Meadows and Sweigard 7-4 over Jeff Ward, with Costello Pinning Woliser 8-0 in 98 pounds and Darrell Hamilton pinning Steve McPhillips. Elyria JV also swept Sandusky 43-10 and travels to Haslope North next week.
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Bill Pierson
Elyria High
Sandusky
Buckeye
Tim Sweigard
Jeff Ward
Ward
Tim
Dave Costello
Eugene Woliser
Costello
Pioneers
Bill Marsh
David Braeuning
Marsh
Gene Madison
Elyria
Ernie Ferguson
Madison
Carthol "Thomas
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Thomas
Steve Smnagel
Smnagel
Rick Linde
Bill Smith
Linde
Scott Lincoln
Jon Carver
Bob Bally
Steven Giovagnolii
Sweigard
Doug van Dyke
Ken Taylor
Pierson
Forest Waugh
Waugh
Darrell Hamilton
Steve McPhillips
Jim Westbrook
Dave Castella
Bil Marsh
Findlay overwhelms Lorain 88 52 to stay unbeaten
Findlay defeated Lorain 88 to 52 to remain atop the Buckeye Conference at 8-0 and 10-0 overall. Ken Brooks and Steve Wenner led with 24 and 22 points as Lorain was held to six points by Brad Frank in a six point performance.
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Findlay
Lorain
Buckeye
Ken Brooks
Steve Wenner
Steelmen
Brad Frank
Buck
Admiral King Routs Elyria In Buckeye Conference Clash
Admiral King overwhelms Elyria 79 400 in Buckeye Conference action. Tim Kish returns from injury to score 18 as Gary Deidrick leads with 27 points and King dominates in rebounds and fast breaks. Elyria fights back late but King holds on for fifth win and hosts Southview next.
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Admiral King
Gary Deidrick
Admirals
Elyria
John Fazio
Buckeye
Lorain
King
Pioneers
Tim Kish
Kish
Bob Heisman
Heisman
Akron Garfield
Lora
Southview
Jayvees Edge Admirals 49 43 in Narrow Victory
Admiral King junior varsity opened with an eight point first quarter lead and defeated Elyria 49 to 43. Ty Barnes led King with 14 points while Monty Wicks added 12. Elyria's Bruce McElroy scored 12 in a tough loss.
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Southview
Elyria
Pioneers
Rick Pietch
Dale Griffin
Jay Anderman
Doug Taylor
Admiral King
Deidrick
Griffin
Kish
Don Adams
Underman
Ty Barnes
Monty Wicks
Bruce McElroy
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Solomon
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Eagles Edge Pirates In Tight Southwestern Conference Game
Visiting North Olmsted edged Rocky River 58 to 53 to stay in the hunt in SWC play. North Olmsted improves to 7-4 overall and 4-3 in conference while Rocky River falls to 3-7 overall and 2-5 in league play.
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North Olmsted
Rocky’ River
Mansfield Tygers Rally Past Fremont 55 52 in Buckeye League
Mansfield defeated Fremont 55 to 52 as Jim Barnett scored 19 and Henry Harris 17 for the Tygers. Dave Kindler led Fremont with 23 points, while John Lewis was held to six. Mansfield improves to 6-2 in conference play as Fremont drops to 2-6.
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Henry Harris
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Mansfield
Sandusky
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Elyria has hopeful signs after loss to Admiral King
Elyria High coach Bob Hersman saw bright spots in a 79-60 defeat to Admiral King despite 22 turnovers. Sophomore Jay Underman scored 14 in under a half and will start tonight. guard Bruce McElroy will move up to guard. Captain guard Bill Haney played with a pulled ankle ligament and earned praise for perseverance.
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Akron Garfield
Heisman
Griffin
Pietch
Elyria
Admiral King
Kishback
Adams
Doug Taylor
Kakeree
Barry Prosak
Taylor
King
Admirals
Elyria ‘High
Bob Hersman
Jay Underman
Bruce McElroy
Hersman
Pioneers
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Stevenson
Crosby Open leaders share one stroke lead after round two
Paul Harney Tommy Shaw and Howie Johnson led the Bing Crosby Open with 139 after the second round at Pebble Beach. Arnold Palmer surged to join a three way tie for second at 140 along with Bobby Nichols and Bob Murphy.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Paul Harney
Tommy Shaw
Howie Johnson
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Bob Murphy
Monroeville Dominates Black River In Conference Win
Monroeville remained undefeated in the Firelands Conference with a 76-44 victory over Black River. Dick Miller Bob Krull and Dick Winslow led the scoring as Monroeville built a comfortable lead for their fifth win and 5-1 league mark.
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Black River
Dick Miller
Bob Krull
Dick Winslow
T Miller
Scheck
Narr
Kusmik
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Kostecki
Krull
Heighland
Roberts
Gott
Hauhanout
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Oths
Regal
Cornowell
Billman
Urley
Smith
Ieg
Edison Downs Norwalk St. Paul In Firelands Clash
Edison High upset Norwalk St. Paul 66 to 58 to break a three way tie for third in the Firelands Conference. The Chargers hit 50 percent from the floor and 18 of 27 from the line to post their fourth conference win against two losses led by TOM Bibb's 21 points. Edison visits Mapleton while St. Paul plays at Monroeville.
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Edison High
Norwalk St. Paul
St. Paul
Chargers
Edison
Tom Bibb
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