Trojans Eagles share Firelands lead after tight wins
South Central and Monroeville stay tied atop the Firelands Conference with 6-2 league marks after wins over Berlin Heights Milan and Hillsdale. Tom Chandler led South Central with 26 points as the team topped Berlin Heights 71-66 after a strong first quarter.
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South Central
Monroeville
Berlin Heights
Milan
Mapleton
Hillsdale
Dast Bight
Magieton
Trojans
Eagles
Firelands
Jeaders
Sow
Mounties
Western Reserve
Tom Chandler
Rocky Miller
Steve Ferrell
Tigers
Pirates regain lead in Inland Conference with win over Buckeye
Mallet Creek Black River beat Buckeye 60 49 to move to 5 5 on the season and claim second place in the Inland Conference behind Keystone and Fire lands. Bob Brouse led with 26 points, Dana Roberts added 16, and Perry Wallace and Bruce Hurley contributed 9 and 17 respectively as the visitors outshot 41 percent to 33 percent and stayed ahead in the fourth with a 23 point run. Steven Bowser was absent for Berlin Heights with strep throat and Monroeville led Milan at halftime before slipping.
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Mallet Creek
Black River
Ioh
Buckeye
Pita
Inland
Keystone
Firelands
Columbia
Bob Brouse
Pat Gallaghers
Dana Roberts
Punch
Perry Wallace
Bruce Hurley
South Central
Berlin Heights
Fivelands
Les Bowser
Tom Schneider
Rodger Star
Guy Didion
Monroeville
Bob Ryerson
Larry Howser
Milan
Eagles
Mapleton
Bob Gerwig
Bob Roepke
Ed Lacy
Bill Betson
Dave Hanna
Hillsdale
Cantius Tops Cleveland St Stanislaus For NC Lead
Cantius won 89 54 over Cleveland St Stanislaus to take the North Central Conference lead. Rich Sunyak and Carl Bader led with 22 points each, while Zaborowski added 22 and Sikorski grabbed 22 rebounds as Cantins stays atop the standings with four wins and one loss.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Cantius
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Jayhawks
Panthers
Cantins
Elyria Catholic
Catholic
Cleveland Lourdes
Lorain St. Mary
Rich Sunyak
Carl Bader
Tom Zaborowski
Scott Sikorski
Panther reserves fall 51 to 29 at Cleveland Hayes
Ely Catholic junior varsity dropped its ninth defeat, 51 29, to Max Hayes reserves. Danny Atkins led with 13 points while Hayes's trio of players hit double digits. The Lakers led 26 14 at halftime and 37 20 after three quarters.
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Elytia Catholic
Cleveland
Max Hayes
Young Panthers
Mark Froelich
Catholic
Danny Atkins
Hayes
Mike Bies
Bil Losh
Ben Madox
Lakers
Cavaliers Fall as Five Bench for Discipline
South Am herst led 29 23 at halftime but Columbia Station surged with 35 second half points to win 32 26. Gary Eling led with 25 for SAH. Hincup added 25. Columbia had three players in double figures, led by Simon and Rendall with 13 each. The Raiders visit Black River tonight.
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Columbia Station
South Amherst
Columbia
Reiders
Bob Weaver
Cavaliers
Bucklove
Gary Eling
Hincup
Bill Gargasz
Mike Simon
Tom Rendall
Dave Kuhn
Raiders
Black River
Eastern Heights Ninth Grade Bounces Back In Close Victory
The Eastern Heights eighth grade beat Franklin 27 to 26 after holding Franklin to one point in the second quarter. Tom Dunlap Jed led with nine points, Jack Phillips and Dave Hayes added six each. Franklin’s Robinson had 11. In the seventh grade, Franklin rallied to a 21 to 17 win, scoring 11 in the fourth quarter while Eastern Heights was held to six. Lonnie Rogers Davits and Rick Ryan led Eastern Heights with four points.
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Eastern Heights
Franklin
Tom Dunlap
Jed
Jack Phillips
Dave Hayes
As ‘Robinson
Lonnie T. Rogers Davits
Rick Ryan
Bowling Notice for Junior League Board Meeting
Two meetings of all board members proprietors and coaches connected with the Junior Bowling Leagues set for Tuesday at 1 pm at Ridge Dew Bowling Center Ridge city. Awards and banquet will be discussed all members urged to attend.
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Ridgedew Bowling Center City Tonement
Amherst Area basketball advances schedule including Lakeland clash
Amherst Area teams update schedules with Lakeland Conference standings highlighted by Clearview’s Tim Gray scoring 14 and Gary Lewis matching. Clearview moves to 6-2 Lakeland, while Amherst posts 3 of 4 Lake Hard games and aims at Wellington in an independent clash tonight. Pirates sign rookie catchers Jerry May and Carl Taylor as part of 1964 contracts.
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Clearview
Tim Gray
Rs Lax
Sain
Comets
Lakeland
George Simonovich
Wellington
Dukes
Gary Lewis
Gray
Dan Hajduk
Lee Radefeld
Amherst
Jim Uszynski
Ron Konowal
Clippers
Roger _McFrederick
Coppers
Vermilion
Pittsburgh
Jerry May
Carl Taylor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Davison Fields pace Pioneers in win over Mansfield
Elyria High reserves led by Greg Davison and Fields with 27 points beat Mansfield 40-25. The Pioneers opened 11-6, Mansfield trimmed to 15-13 at halftime, Elyria led 22-19 after three, then 12-6 final quarter. Davison had 13, Fields 14. Coach Bob Hershman’s team improved to 12-3.
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Mansfield
al Fields
Greg Davison
Ehria High
Young Pioneers
Elyria
Fields
Davison
Bob Hershman
Zubrick Leads With 515 Series in League Night
Zubrick rolled a 515 series to spark the Thursday ladies league as Durbin converted a spare in the opener and a gang of players posted a 218 team game. The performance helped hardware claim the league lead with an 83 split record.
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Thursd Ladies
Durbin
Chest of drawers age dated by saw marks
Deer Ed notes a snow storm repair where a back board of a $3.00 six drawer walnut chest shows vertical pit saw marks and a four degree variation over 24 inches, reinforcing an 1800 to 1825 construction date per Bob Choate.
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Chest of Drawers
Sailors Hold Off Tigers In 78 68 Victory
Sailors surge to a 78 68 win as they build a 13 point halftime lead and endure a 41 38 second half edge by the Tigers. Mike Fischer tops with 14 points while Mike Jones Dan Bernard Leon Payne and Tom Dee reach double figures. Huron falls to 2 10 overall and 1 5 in league, next facing Clearview.
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Tigers
Sailors
Vermilion
Huron
Mike Fischer
Mike Jones
Dan Bernard
Leon Payne
Tom Dee
Clearview
Ridgeville
Midview
Ceveland Canals L. PF
S. Mary
Gistil
Ead Leees
Wellington
Amherst
Mie St Bian
Joky Haliey
Lakeland
Reeve
Aron Ra Sat Bubon
Veres
Aig Zou
Sermon Dea
Dan Williams
Weorax
Cleandon
Bernard
Zegi
E- Hatley
Jensen Huw
Coe
Paul McGraw
Hams
Payne Air
Hoftmen
Eischer
Brown Ww. PE
Tomes CE Ro
Vantage
Lands
Eare
Bon Amherst
Bed River
Gt Farview
A Olmsted Falls
Mt Vna
Ober
Firelands PE_ PA Afonroe
Isdale
Sf Mian Western Reserve Sia
Shoremen Help Rangers as Ridgeville Eyes Title
Avon Lake upset Midview 30 24 at halftime then dominated the second half to push Midview into a tie for fourth in Lakeland Conference. Jim Hallberg 16 rebounds Ted Chester 13 led Avon Lake with Tom McCarthy scoring 18. Midview’s Ray Nelson fouled out with 5:44 left as Ridgeville and Amherst gain on the Shoremen in the standings. Avon Lake hosts New London Friday then faces Ridgeville on Feb 14.
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Sodview
Ridgeville
Lakeland
Avon Lake
Shoremen
Middies
Ffna
Midview
Trail Men
Iit
Ito
Amherst
Russ Lynch
Shore
Mid-view
Jim Hallberg
Ted Chester
Tom McCarthy
Hall ‘Berg
Chester
al Robinson
Mike Lynch
Jimaker
Ini
Wilford
Iview
Ray Nelson
Jerry Smith
Oberlin
Huron
Norwalk
Idlewnight
New London
Ridgevilla
G. F. T. Iyrch
Stacey
Chester Vi
McC Thy
Nelson Robinson
Stacey Halibert
Darksetzier Watkins
Burick
Midview Res
Peserve
Ohio collegians lead in defense
New York. Ohio schools show strong defense among small college teams. Wittenberg leads with 450.7 points allowed per 100 possessions in 12 games, closely followed by Washington & Lee and Denison in the NCAA defensive rankings.
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New York
UPI
Ohio
Wittenberg
Bob Stacey
Washington & Age
Middies
Jefferson
Denison
Amherst Comets finalize rescheduled Lakeland games
Amherst Marion Steele High School confirms makeup dates for postponed December games. New London completes a Feb 1 makeup for the Dec 13 contest to be played at 7 PM. The Lakeland Conference affair will count in standings as Amherst resumes their 17 game slate with Oberlin and South Amber rescheduled, and Wellington visits tonight.
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Amherst
Armherst
Marion L. Steele High School
Arthur Thomas
New London
Thomas
Lakeland
Comets
Brunswick
Oberlin
South Amber
Midview
Wellington
Dukes
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Rocky River
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