Panthers roll past Max Hayes as season gains pace
Elyria Catholic drilled Cleveland Max Hayes 55 to 50 to notch its eighth win and extend its home streak to 14. Coach Madhock praised the improved interior defense and rebounding led by John Reno and Joe Conroy, while guard Dave Sito and Randy Kaiser spurred the offense amid a disciplined zone matchup.
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Reno
Conroy
Randy Kaiser
Kaiser
M. C. Winston
Royce Smith
Smith
Lakers
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Old defense gives Cavaliers 3rd win
South Amherst High basketball uses UNC inspired defense to beat Columbia 49-45 in Inland Conference action. George Syrowski and Meek lead scoring with 25 and 16 respectively as Amherst tops Columbia in rebounding and field goal shooting.
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University of North Carolina
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Black River rallies to beat Buckeye 51-43 in Inland Conference
Black River High overcame fourth quarter nerves to defeat Buckeye 51-43. Dick Markley led scorers with 16 points while Rick Stuart and Bob Brouse added double figures for the Pirates who improved to 7-3 overall and 6-4 in the Inland Conference. Buckeye hit 17 of 49 from the floor and 9 of 14 free throws, led by Bob Miller with 11.
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St Mary Dominates Cantius In NC Conference Victory
St Mary romps to a 52 to winning record in North Central Conference play as Lorain Irish pull away in the second quarter. Cantius suffers an 11 and win season, seeking first conference win after seven games. Rich Sungiak tops for St Mary before fouling out late. Cantius cold from the floor.
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North Central
Gott leads Try-City bowling as White Front tops league
Gott rolls 531 series and 2,249 team total with 781 game as Walter Wellington and Patton star for the Try-City men at Strikeout Lanes. White Front Restaurant remains in first with a 3 record, Becker and Brinker post 202 games. In the Early Bird Ladies League Bassett's Apparel Shop posts a 1912 series and 677 game to lead, with Mary Joreen delivering a 489 series and 189 game.
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Panthers JV drops to Hayes reserves as IJC Panthers end 7th loss
Panthers juniors fell 36 to 32 to Cleveland Hayes reserves after a 13 10 halftime lead. Lack of aggressiveness under the boards drew coach Bud Murray's fire. Dan Humphrey led scoring with seven points as the reserves dropped their third straight, seventh of the season.
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Callohe Jed
Young ‘Lakers
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Huron Tigers outpace Wildcats for Lakeland win 63 55
Huron Tigers broke a close game in the third quarter to beat New London 63 55 in Lakeland Conference action. Darrell Smallwood led with 14 points, Steve Ditzentberger 13, Walt Taylor 12 as Huron improved to 3 1 in the conference while New London fell to 3 8 overall.
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New London
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Shoremen break streak in 62 win over Lutheran West
Avon Lake Shoremen overcome an early deficit to defeat Cleveland Lutheran West 62 41 in an independent basketball clash. The Shoremen employed a press and a 3-2 zone to limit the Longhorns to 11 second half points, with Tom Mettins and Terry Piper fueling a third quarter run and Dick LuEcken adding in the fourth. Al Robinson led Avon Lake with 10 points, while Larry Gray topped Lutheran West with 14.
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Lutheran West
Longhorns
Tom Mettins
Terry Piper
Dick Luecken
al Robinson
Ron Early
Tom McCarthy
Larry Gray
Wetory
Avon Eagles Rally Past Keystone for 47 36 Victory
Avon Eagles defeated Keystone 47 to 36 on Keystone home court to move toward second place in Inland Conference. Avon dominated rebounding with 48 boards led by John Watkins 19 and Jim Jensen 13 while Keystone earned 30. Butch Sooy scored 15 of Keystone's 36.
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Lagrange
Brookside
Avon Eagles
Keystone
Avon
Wildcats
John Watkins
Jim
Perkins Wins Firelands Clash Seizes Solo Lead
Perkins Pirates surged late to a 61-45 win over Monroeville, moving to six wins and one loss to top the Firelands Conference. Ed Aaron scored 21 points, Bill Taylor 15, Rich Turner 12 as Monroeville fell to 5-1 with a postponed Berlin Heights game looming.
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Township
Pirates
Monroeville
Eagles
the Pirates
Ed Aaron
Bill Taylor
Rich Turner
Firelands
Berlin Heights
Western Reserve
Boxing bout set in London for February 2
Houston report says former world lightweight champ Joe Brown will meet Dave Charnley in a 10 round bout in London on February 2. Brown beat Charnley in 1961 and previously defeated him in 1969.
Chanel crushes Gilmour to stay atop NCAC race
Chanel’s Firebirds remained undefeated in conference play with a 63-48 win over Gilmour Academy, boosting their NCAC lead over Elyria Catholic. Key contributors included Samanich with 16, Walczuk with 18, and a strong rebounding advantage, while Gilmour shot 25 percent from the field. Charley Schenkelberg left the game with a knee injury in the third quarter.
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Elyria
Elyria Catholic
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Gilmour Academy
Chanel
Elyrian Catholic
Panthers
Lorain St. Mary
Gilmour
Lancers
John Samanich
Samanich
Jim Hauser
Fred Johnston
Don Damaso
Len Spermulli
Len Walczuk
Don Ruminski
Larry Rice
Charley Schenkelberg
L Bean Anel Silmeur Agateway Haaser
Rice
Rum
Sandusky Blitzes Findlay On Brown And Rather Night
Sandusky toppled Findlay 66 to 47 as Jim Brown scored two points and Don Rather exploded for 36 points and 23 rebounds. Rather sank 16 field goals and four foul shots, slicing deficits during a pivotal third quarter. Sandusky moved to 7-5, Findlay to 6-7, in Buckeye Conference play with a 4-0- record?
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Sandusky
Findlay
Don Rather
Sweet
Lorain
Blue Streaks
Trojans
Rather
Buckeye
Admiral King Narrowly Loses To Marion In Buckeye Conf thriller
Marion defeated Admiral King 52 to 49 as Don Merchant saved the day for the Prexies with two late free throws. King threatened at the end but Marion stole the ball at mid court with eight seconds left. Clinkscales led King with 25 points, Billick added 21 for the losers, while Roseberry led Marion with 13 points. King drops to 8 conference losses, still aiming for a title with 10-0 league mark.
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Admiral King
Buckeye
Admirals
Marion
Don Merchant
King
Mansfield
Tom Clinkseales
Clinkseales
Clinkscales
Dave Billick
Billick
Dan Roseberry
Russ Hamilton
Alan Rowley
Fairview tops Medina in late rally to win
Fairview beat Medina 56 to 39 in a Southwestern Conference game as Larry Sorg iced the victory with a 30 second three pointer. Dave Cassel led Fairview with 24 points while Bill Gibbons added 2 and Tim Dwyer and Chuck Summers each had 15 for Medina.
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Larry Sorg
Medina
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Dave Cassel
Bill Gibbons
Tim Dwyer
Chuck Summers
Wade Boyle
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Mantle signability remains in doubt for 1963 season
Mickey Mantle did not sign but Yankees General Manager Roy Hamey said everything is perfectly fine and he probably will next time out for 1963 salary terms. The Detroit Tigers announced sad news that pitcher Tom Fletcher will miss the entire 1963 season due to a circulatory condition. the club asked commissioner Ford Frick to place the 20 year old Fletcher on the voluntary retired list. George Selkirk of the Senators said Bucky Harris was hired to handle special assignments and evaluate players at the major league level. Harris, famed for guiding the Senators to their 1924 world championship, is returning to the club known for his earlier success.
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Yankees
Roy Hamey
Mantle
Detroi Tigers
Tom Fietcher
Tigers
Ford Frick
Fletcher
Knoxville
Washington
George Selkirk
Senators
Bucky Harris
McPhee to Lead U S Pan Am Games Medical Staff
Dr Harry J McPhee head physician for Princeton Universitys McCosh Infirmary and 1960 U S Olympic team will head the medical staff for the U S team competing in the Pan American games in Brazil George Sullivan of Nebraska will be the head trainer for the team A CYO seventh grade tournament opens with St Marys Tigers and Jets and Holy Cross St Peter St Agnes St Jude matchups with third round games for eighth graders to follow Losers in seventh grade drop into a consolation bracket.
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UPI
Harry J. McPhee
McCosh Infirmary
Princeton University
United States
Brazil
George Sullivan
University of Nebraska
CYO
Elyna Tatholic
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St. Mary
Tigers
Jets
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St. Agnes
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