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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1971
Page
6
North Ridgeville hosts Clearview as the Bobcats fall 59-52 in a Lakeland Conference matchup. Clearview improves to 10-0 in conference play, leading Ridgeville by two games at 7-2 and extending two-season losses for Ridgeville to Clearview.
Unbeaten Marquette, ranked No. 1, rolled past Chicago-Loyola 87-52 for its 28th straight win as USC defeated Illinois 81-68 in Chicago. The doubleheader showcased height advantage and continued hot streaks for both programs with Notre Dame and UCLA also in recent results.
Atlanta outscored Cleveland 119 to 111 led by Pete Maravich with 38 points. Lou Hudson 23 and Bill Bridges 20 aided the Hawks, while John Warren led the Cavaliers with 24. Cleveland, now 9-48, saw Bob Walsh and Dave Dudik praise defense and size as the teams prepared for Friday night’s remaining conference games.
Mansfield 75 Elyria 64 and Marion 77 Admiral King 73 headline a crowded slate. Lorain 58 Findlay 70 and Sandusky 58 over Sandusky Bay connections. Multiple teams including Amherst, Midview, Oberlin, Vermilion, and Wellington posted wins in a day of prep basketball across the region.
Amherst shot 50 percent and benefitted from 6 3 juniors Kevin Eberhart and Tom Brucker as the Comets edged Midview 80 76 in Lakeland Conference play. Eberhart led scoring with 25 points, Blakeslee added 20 for Midview, Holp sparked Amherst in his first game with 11 points.
Vermilion falls to Oberlin 59 55 as freshman Jack Krill leads with 16 points and 12 rebounds. Oberlin outscored 22 in the final quarter to pull away. Vermilion slips to 4 9 overall and 4 5 in league play with six seven remaining games. Oberlin improves to 6 3 in conference. Sailors visit Clearview tonight while Oberlin hosts Midview.
Junior Skip Whitney scored 27 points to lift Wellington over Brookside 79 67. The Dukes trailed by nine in the second quarter but surged in the second half, making 23 of 43 free throws to secure the win and avenge an earlier defeat.
Lorain Marion Harding limited Gary Diedrick to 11 points as the Presidents defeated the Admirals 77 73 on their home floor. Doug Taylor scored 25 for the Admirals with Tim Kish adding 18. Taylor 15 rebounds and Barry Prosak 15 also helped with 57 total rebounds for the Admirals.
Findlay Trojans stay atop the Buckeye Conference with a 70 to 58 victory against Sandusky. Steve Wenner scored 28 points to pace the winners as Findlay improves to 10–0 in conference play while Sandusky drops to 5–5.
Lake Ridge Academy trailed Baptist Christian 69 to 42 as Dan Adair led scoring with 28 points for the Trojans, now 10-3. Lake Ridge suffered its ninth defeat in 11 games, with limited help from the supporting cast.
Monroeville defeated New London 82 to 45 in Fireland Conference action. Monroeville led from the start, improving to 7-2 in conference play and 7-6 overall while New London remained winless in conference at 0-11 overall.
Fremont-Lorain edged Fremont 58 57 on a late jump shot by Charlie Lane, surrendering a basement game. Lane delivered the decisive basket as the hosts fell short in a tight finish.
Lutheran West moved to 7-3 in the Inland Conference by beating Buckeye 64-59. Marke Radke scored 19 and John Corbin added 17 points, lifting the Longhorns to keep pace with Firelands for second place as Corbin sealed the win with 14 seconds to play.
Avon Lake edged North Olmsted 54 48 in a Southwestern Conference game despite 12 of 27 free throws. Dennis Wakefield and Tim Schwirtz led Avon Lake with 13 points each as Shoremen closed strong at the line. Doug Bracho scored 22 for North Olmsted as three starters fouled out late.
Wasmiller converted both free throws of a one and one with 12 seconds left to ice a 70-47 victory at Black River. Edison remains tied for the Firelands Conference lead as Ken Rose and Doug Duesay scored 21 and 20 points while Jim Kusmik and Dave Kostecki led Black River with 16 each. Edison shot 48 percent to 41 percent. Tonight Edison takes on.
Pittsburgh trades Matty Alou to St Louis to land Nelson Briles and Vic Davalillo from the Cardinals. George Brunet goes to St Louis as part of the deal. Briles must prove he can regain form as a Pirates starter while Alou’s exit reshapes Pittsburgh’s outfield and infield plans.
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