Perkins Panthers drill hard for tonight's game
Perkins High hosts Elyria Catholic with guard Jim Martin aiming to settle a debt from last season while Dave Tomko and Woody Byam headline a sharp two on two tourney. Guinta reluctantly pays up, then jokes about buying cokes as Tomko and Byam shine in practice segments.
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Elyria Catholic Basketball Lineups
Elyria Catholic presents lineups with centers Jim Brenner or Al Lawrence and Keith Slavin at forward with Paul Zemanek at forward, guards Dave Tomko and Rick Schneider, plus Jim Mathews and Levon Nicholson in forward roles alongside Mike and Bob Bixler.
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McGuire Leads South Carolina Rout of Fordham
Frank McGuire and South Carolina celebrated a homecoming as Tom Riker scored 42 and Kevin Joyce added 15 in a 100-77 victory over Fordham. The eighth ranked Gamecocks avenged last year's NCAA Tournament loss to the Rams.
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Upset at Madison Square Garden features Stevens win over Schulman
Bill Stevens of St. Francis (NY) upset Lee Schulman of Fairleigh Dickinson in the second period at Madison Square Garden. Schulman’s team won by a bucket. RIKER scored 19 in the first half as South Carolina led 46 26 before finishing with 36. Ken Charles led Fordham with 26. Southern California was upset by Seattle 65 64. Brigham Young beat Colorado State 75 63. Other results include Houston overpowering Southern Mississippi 102 63 and Duquesne routing Boston College 93 79.
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OSU Faces Tough Weekend Card Without Witte And Wagar
Ohio State travels to Michigan without 7-foot center Luke Witte and reserve forward Mark Wagar due to injuries from Tuesday night’s melee in Minneapolis where OSU beat Minnesota 50-44. The win improves the sixth ranked Buckeyes to 12-2, 4-0 Big Ten as other Ohio matches and area results unfold across the weekend.
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Wolverines offer Bucks postponement
Ohio State and Michigan eye a postponed game in Ann Arbor as Wolverine coach Johnny Orr suggests delaying until Witte and Wagar return. The unprec edented move prompts varied reactions from coaches and the commissioner. Minnesota suspends two players tied to the Ohio State game incident.
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Panthers Rout Midview In Freshmen Showdown
Elyria Catholic used sharp free throw shooting to beat Midview 54 to 42. The Panthers made 22 of 23 chances at the line while Midview connected on only four of 13. Chris Lewis led with 15 points, Scott Plas added 12, and Bob Rice tallied 11 as Elyria Catholic notched its eighth win in 11 games. The Middies suffered a second loss this season to the Panthers. The Panthers travel to Lorain Monday for a 15 game.
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Saints Over Rams 75 63 in City League Play
Ken Dick led the Saints with 25 points as they defeated the Rams 75 to 63 in Recreation Center action. The Jets won by forfeit in the other scheduled game.
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Avon Eagles sweep two wins over South Amherst
Avon beat South Amherst in seventh grade 36-34 in a battle of unbeatens and won the eighth grade 56-36 to improve to 8-1. Dave Seles tak scored 11 points and Joe Busa added 10 for Avon.
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Stewart wins opening Buenos Aires Grand Prix in Tyrell Ford
The 1972 Formula 1 season opened in Buenos Aires with Jackie Stewart aboard the Tyrell Ford winning as Denis Hulme finished second and Jacky Ickx third driving Ferrari. The next race is March 4 at Kyalami South Africa.
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Barnett Barry spark pro roundball victories
Jim Barnett sinks two free throws with 95 seconds left to lift the Golden State Warriors to a 108-107 win over the Chicago Bulls. Nate Thurmond posts 41 points and 20 rebounds while Rick Barry stars for the New York Nets with a late 18 foot clincher to beat Virginia 114-112. Kentucky tops Indiana 98-94 as ABA action continues.
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