Unseld Returns Sparks Bullets Past Cavaliers in Loss
Cleveland coach Bill Fitch labeled Wes Unseld the best une lopted player in basketball after the Bullets' 101-86 win. Unseld returned from a knee cast to score 13 points and grab 17 rebounds, fueling Capital with a late burst. Carr led Cavaliers with 22 points while Davis added 18 as Cleveland’s two-game win streak ended.
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Elyria at Findlay a Buckeye stain on season hinges on win
Elyria High faces Findlay in a pivotal Buckeye Conference showdown that could decide the Pioneer title hopes. Coach Mike Riley stresses aggressiveness after a recent loss and urges a strong road effort to stay in the race, with a big follow up clash against Southview looming.
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UCLA Grinds Through Struggles Against Iowa. Walton Out
UCLA fails to convert against Iowa 68 44 as Al America center Bill Walton sits out with a back bruise. John Wooden laments poor shooting and alertness ahead of a nationally televised clash with No 2 Notre Dame in South Bend. Ralph Drollinger leads UCLA with 13 points and 17 rebounds while Iowa's Candy LaPrince tops scoring with 18 in the loss.
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Oberlin girls coast to Lakeland win at Midview
Oberlin Indians built an early lead and held Midview to 22 percent shooting to win 34 points. Kim Gilbert and Linda Harris led with 16 points each as Oberlin used fast breaks and a strong zone to keep possession and extend their conference standing. Midview drops to 0-2 in Lakeland while Oberlin stays atop the standings and hosts Amherst next Thursday.
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Lorain County Linemen Dinner honors top players
The first annual Lorain County Vince Lombardi Lineman Award Dinner Dance honors standout linemen Ray Anthony of Columbia Dave Tollet and Dave Brooky of Elyria Catholic and Alex Prosak of Lorain Catholic nominated by coaches. Alva Tabor will be guest speaker at 6:30 tomorrow night at the Lorain Youth Center. Proceeds fund American Cancer Society research. tickets include prime rib dinner and dancing. reservations via local banks and offices or call 245-2543.
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UPI to Count Bowl Results in Final 10 Rating Next Season
The UPI coaches panel will cast its final top 10 after all bowl games, ending the practice of finishing after the regular season. AFCA trustees voted to extend the final ballot to include bowl outcomes, with cautions against voting for teams under NCAA penalties.
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Five area runners earn All-Ohio honors from state meet
Five runners from Elyria Catholic and Amherst Comets received All-Ohio status from the Ohio Track and Cross Country Coaches Association. Elyria Catholic seniors Tim Kuhman Tom Schmidt and Bill Stetson earned Class AA honors while Amherst Comets senior Pete Kummant and Dale Mitiska earned Class AAA recognition. Kuhman finished fourth Class AA and posted a Columbus course best time while Schmidt placed sixth as the Panthers’ No.2 runner and Stetson clocked 10.03. Kummant dominated Class AAA with a 9 time, and Mitiska ran in the large school race with a 99.58 time.
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