Midview Clamps Down In Narrow Lakeland Showdown
Midview fought to stay in the Lakeland Conference race as Bob Stacey led with 14 rebounds and nine points in the win over Vermilion while Clearview slumped. Tom Solak paced the Clippers with 15 points as they fell behind early and rallied, finishing with a 60-3 record on the night.
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Bob Stacey
Middies
Clearview
Vermili Fild
Vermilion
Lakeland
Ridgeville
Gracey
Merle Wil
Clippers
Ponts
Vermilion Visits Midview in Lakeland Conference Clash
Vermilion aims for a share of the Lakeland lead as it travels to Midview for a key conference game. The winner will pull into a first place tie in Lakeland standings.
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Vermilion
Lakeland
Midview
Walcher nets 31 as South Central tops Milan 67 37
Greenwich Firelands action sees South Central led by Neil Walcher with 31 points and Tom Chandler 15 as Milan foul trouble hinders comeback. Walcher hit 14 of 20 from the floor for 70 percent, while Milan shot 11 of 29 from the line. South Central moves to 3 2 in conference, Milan at 2 4.
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Neil Walcher
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Trojan
Tom Chandler
Gary Dailey
Bob Ryerson
Indians
South Central
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Monroeville
Norwalk St. Paul
Perkins
Western Reserve
Roughrides
Bowling league results across multiple teams and standings
League bowling results list many divisions with team records and top performers. Highs include Lois Shefield and Nancy Fortman 499 in high ind series, Pat Kutz 198 high ind game, Champion Sports 2088 high team series, Williams Charnock 1853 high team series, and Gartners Inn 2434 high team series among others.
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Bittner-Decarlo Ladies Kaplan's Furniture
M & Tt Improvement Co
Carey's Vita
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Pat Kutz
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Don Knipple
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Forums
Franklin Routs Eastern Heights 52-18 In Junior High Game
Franklin eighth graders overwhelmed Eastern Heights 52-18 at Franklin School as they outscored 36 to 7 in the second half. Jack Beidleman led with 19 points, Terry White added 14, while Tom Warner had four for Eastern Heights, which fell to 1-2.
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Eastern Heights
Franklin School
Jack Beidleman
Terry White
Tom Warners
NAIA reschedules swimming meet to Bartlesville dates
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics moved its annual swimming meet to March 14-16 in Bartlesville Oklahoma. The shift avoids a clash with the National AAU swim meet and Olympic trials at Yale, ensuring broader participation.
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UPI
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Okla
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Rangers Rally To Top Amherst In Lakeland Thriller
Ridgeville High School, led by Gary Tomski with 21 points and 14 rebounds, overcame a 9 point first quarter deficit to defeat Amherst 74 58. The Rangers improved to 12 1 in Lakeland Conference play, holding a lead ahead of Vermilion Midview showdown and upcoming games with Avon Lake and Vermilion. Amherst, led by Tim Gray with 20 points and 13 rebounds, dropped to 3 4 in Lakeland play as Ridgeville’s press and fast break forced turnovers and controlled the pace.
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Middies
Ridgeville
Wellington
Vermilion
Lakeland
Midview
Amherst
Roger Watkins
Tom Siebert
Ron
Bearcat) Brown
John Halley
Dave Coleman
Dukes
Gil Shellhouse
Clearview
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Rangers
Jack Schumacher
Avon Lake
Dave Painter
Gary Tomski
Tomski
Painter
Tom Beckloff
Comets
Tim Gray
Gary Sadowski
Gary Lewis
George Simonovich
Belt Beltspins Dominate Friday Bowling Night
AMHERST The Party Shop dominated play in the Friday Night Ladies Bowling League at Park Lanes securing a 2,075 series and a 724 single game to grab first place with a 7 2 record. Josephine Belt led individuals with a 479 series and a 186 game.
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Party Shop
Park Lanes
Josephine Belt
Game rescheduled for Inland Conference clash
Henrietta Brookside and Firelands were snowed out of their Inland Conference basketball game yesterday and will meet Monday at Firelands. The reserve game will begin at 7 p.m.
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Jeromesville Opens Lead In 3-Team Ashland County League
Jeromesville surged to the top of the Ashland County basketball loop by defeating Hayesville 59 to 42. Terry Galliher led Jeromesville with 22 points, as seven players scored, while Bob Saltzgaber tallied 14 for Hayesville. Mapleton sits 2-1 and Hayesville 0-3 in league play.
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Ashland County
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Mapleton
Terry Galliher
Bob Saltzgaber
I Da Ka Men win in C play
J D Hang and Shannon Mowery combined for 52 points to lead the I Da Ka Men to a 72 67 victory over the Comets in Elyria YMCA Class C Basketball League play Haas scored 28 and Mowery 23 as the winners withstood a late Comets rally Bill Piper scored 26 for the losers In the other game the Tyger Athletic Club defeated the Gators 58 47 yesterday.
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Big game looms as Cincinnati meets Illinois in Chicago
Holiday lull ends as top teams return to action led by Cincinnati and Illinois in the big game of the season. Duke meets West Virginia in Durham as other ranked foes collide. North Texas upset Wichita State, UCLA trips Texas Tech, and DePaul faces Indiana in assorted late-night showdowns.
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Guerin 36 Points Not Enough For Knicks In Loss
Richie Guerin scored 36 points for New York on Friday night but the game slipped away. He missed a late driving layup at the final buzzer and three other shots in the last 30 seconds as Cincinnati Royals held on for a 114-112 NBA victory. Detroit Pistons erased an 11-point hole to beat Chicago Zephyrs 113-111. Elgin Baylor poured in 39 as the Los Angeles Lakers topped Syracuse 122-104, their 11th win in 15 games. Boston Celtics led from start to finish to rout the St. Louis Hawks 113-98.
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Cassius Clay Jones Fight Promises 13th Round Knockout
New York reports Doug Jones warns Clay to beware the 13th ground fight at Madison Square Garden set for March 13. Clay, 21, predicts a sixth round knockout amid Jones unbeaten record after Jones stopped Zora Folley in December. Garden match will not be televised to homes.
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