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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1972
Page
7
Findlay Trojans beat Sandusky 91 to 73 to extend a 12 game Buckeye Conference winning streak. Junior guard May scored 39 points for Sandusky, but Findlay overwhelmed the Streaks with pressure and balance.
Akron Hoban overcame a 32 30 halftime deficit to beat Southview 72 65 last night. Merlin Friend scored 17 for Akron while Scott May and Brooks led Sandusky with 28 points and 94 point performances for their squads. Findlay improved to 9 1 in conference and 12 1 overall while Sandusky moved to 6 6 overall and 5 3 in the conference.
The Detroit Red Wings recalled defenseman Serge Lajeunesse from their Fort Worth CHL affiliate Friday. This marks a move to bolster the NHL squad with the defenseman after a stint with the farm team.
Wellington defeats Brookside 80 65 at Sheffield Lake as Ed Ruth scores 21 points and Tim Baum leads with 20. Dennis Bring grabs 10 rebounds while Jeff Reep collects seven. Wellington improves to 4-9 overall and 2-7 in conference.
In Bowling Center C League John Yucka Sr totaled 603 with games of 186 191 226 while Roy Green scored 600 with 211 233 156 in the Grafton Holy Name League, the area’s sole 600 series reported last night.
Takashi Murakami, in only his second U S tour event, shares the lead at seven under after a 69 in round two. Lee Trevino is just making the cut while Jack Nicklaus trails by four and Billy Casper sits mid pack as Murakami aims to become the first Oriental winner on the American pro circuit.
Clearview Clippers defeated Ridgeville Rangers 66 to 55 to stay first in the Lakeland Conference. Coach Bob Walsh credited a return to their run and shoot pattern and zone defense for disrupting Ridgeville, with Key plays by Ed Kucharik and Ed Kucharik and Larry Harris. Ridgeville drops to 6-6 overall, 4-5 in the conference, as they prepare for Jay Wellington in a conference game.
Lorain County Community College survived a late Erie rally to defeat Erie Community College 96 to 91. Jeff Dickey led SCCC with 21 points while Dwight Rucker and Moses Young added 18 and 17 as the Commodores built a 19‑point lead before fending off a Kats comeback in a tight finish.
Olmsted Falls climbs out of the basement with a 68-59 win against Rocky River. The Falcons led 10 at halftime and held on for a nine point victory. Mike Johnston and Jeff Miles scored 16 each for Olmsted Falls while Bob Bak added 13. Gary Nash topped Rocky River with 18 points.
Admiral King defeated Elyria Catholic 36 to 17 in a Thursday wrestling dual. AK led 17 15 before winning the remaining bouts. Mike Camera tied Mark McGuire 2 2 at 105 pounds. Winners included Jim Wade Brad Ristas Briar Powers and Mike Zvosec with pins by Ristas and Jackson.
Baptist Christian with five players in double figures led by Tom Hlad and Mark Woodley with 19 each to beat Lake Ridge Academy 84 69. Lake Ridge fended off early woes but foul trouble and 22 of 32 free throws by Baptist Christian decided the game. Lake Ridge heads to Cuyahoga Valley Christian next Friday seeking first win.
Cliff Stoudt scored 18 for Oberlin as the Cavaliers beat Vermilion 75 to 68. Rick Spencer led Vermilion with 22 points while Oberlin shifted to a third quarter press to pull ahead 58-50 and secure the win.
Black River defeated St. Paul 71 to 63 in Firelands Conference action. The Pirates led by two at halftime and three after three quarters, then outscored the Flyers 20 to 13 in the final period. Free throws were decisive as Black River made 15 while St. Paul struggled at the line.
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