Baldwin Wallace Downs Oberlin in 100 85 OAC win
Baldwin Wallace College stays undefeated in the Ohio Athletic Conference with a 100 to 85 victory over Oberlin College. Jam Lesko scored 30, Bob Scelza 24 rebounds and six steals, while Elliott Beard led Oberlin with 32 points. The Yellow Jackets press and balanced scoring pace the second half as BW improves to 3-0 in the conference and 5-? overall.
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Northfield Brews Dismal Weather Meet Brisk Wins
Pacers Irvine and Harmon sprinted to early wins despite 30 mph winds and subfreezing cold at the Northfield winter meet. Ruby Gentry romped in race four, while Chip Butler led a deadheat in race five. Final results show multiple trifectas and a $489 Big Triple in race twelve amid Saturday’s canceled night card.
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Buckeye tops Cloverleaf in tight non-conference win
Buckeye used a balanced scoring attack to beat Cloverleaf 47 40 in a non conference game. Bill Hill led Buckeye with 11 points followed by Gary Peyton with 9. Three other Buckeye players added six or more as the Bucks held a narrow lead late before sealing the win.
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St Paul routs Crestview in Firelands clash
Norwalk St. Paul beat winless Plymouth 59-44 as Brian Missler scored 20 points. Pat Schnellinger added 16 for the Flyers, while Plymouth’s Mike McKenzie and Rod Hampton each had 12. Plymouth closed within 10 late before St. Paul finished with six straight.
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Edison Chargers Top Margaretta 81 78 In Non Conference
Edison charges win 81 78 over Margaretta as five Chargers score in double figures led by Saad Koner Pat Landoll Dan Frederick and Kurt Ostheimer. Matt Sullivan and Randy Frederick combine for 44 points to pace the Polar Bears.
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Jets Oust Raiders In TV Blanked Coliseum Sellout Bust
Jets defeated the Raiders as 90,688 tickets were issued but the blackout hit LA Coliseum. McNeil gained 105 yards on 23 carries while Allen was held to 36 yards on 15 carries. Plunkett passed 21 of 33 for 266 yards as sacks and interceptions marred Las Vegas. A late turnover near half doomed the Raiders' bid.
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Redskins Fall Short in Playoff Rematch with Vikings
Washington blamed missed chances in the red zone as they lost to Minnesota 21 7 in the NFC playoffs. Riggins ran for 75 yards on 19 carries to set a scoring pace, while Kramer passed for 213 yards for the Vikings and Garrett exploded with three touchdown receptions for Washington after replacing Art Monk. The Packers also prepared to face Dallas or Green Bay next weekend while Minnesota advanced.
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Eagles blank Olmsted Falls 14-6 in hockey rout
North Olmsted Eagles defeated Olmsted Falls Bull dogs 14-6 on Saturday. Alan Seepo and Jim Capone each scored three goals while Jim Poorman and David Martin combined for the fifth shutout of the season. The Eagles improve to 14-2 and travel to Rocky Revo next.
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Elyria Dominates Sandusky In Conference Opener
Elyria High School wrestling swept Sandusky 54-10 in the Buckeye Conference opener. The Pioneers also defeated Shaw High School freshmen 4-27 and Sandusky junior varsity 69-15. Key wins included Greg Felton 11-0 over Theo Jones at 132 pounds and senior Kevin Fields earning his first varsity win 12-5 at 185 pounds.
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EC Takes Willard Willard Meet With Dominant Team Effort
Elyria Cathole Panthers captured first at the Willard Tournament placing 11 of 12 wrestlers in championship or consolation bouts. EC totaled 151% points to edge Wellington 127 to 126 with two champs Bill Martin and Chico Smith. Others reaching finals included Rick Fada Chris Brizes and Kirk Horenzy, while six EC grapplers earned four thirds and two fourths. Wellington placed fourth with several consolation winners, and hosts Willard finished second.
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Harkins stars as St Edward blank Elyria 6-0 in hockey
Don Harkins scored four goals and assisted on another as St Edward rolled past Elyria 6-0. Jamie Bowman earned his third shutout, while ElyriaWeather penalties and key saves from Kokoski shaped a one-sided game. The Eagles led 3-0 after two periods and finished strong with Harkins adding two more goals.
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