Bluffton College honors bloom for Sheldon Schrader cage work
Two county basketball players received Bluffton College awards. Bob Sheldon of Elyria Senior, a 4 11 guard, was the team’s third leading scorer and primary playmaker, averaging 12 points per game and totaling 301 points in 23 games. Tim Schrader of Firelands, a 6 3 forward, played 17 games, scoring 38 points and leading BC freshmen in rebounds. Bluffton finished 12 13 for the season with notable offensive records and youth for next year.
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Lakers fall under 100 in rare defensive game
The Baltimore Bullets beat the Los Angeles Lakers 108-94, first time this season L.A. failed to top 100. Lakers’ title bid for 68 victories dimmed as Coach Bill Sharman called it a lousy defensive game. Clark led Baltimore with 22, Riordan 15, while West 25 for L.A., Goodrich 19, McMulkin 18. In other NBA action, Philadelphia beat New York 118-106, Phoenix 111-103 over Buffalo, Chicago 128-97 over Houston, and Seattle 112-110 over Atlanta.
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Nine conference races near finish in college basketball
The week shapes as pivotal with nine conferences deciding titles and NCAA or NIT berths. Ohio State and Minnesota duel after Minnesota crushed Illinois 91-62 while Indiana beat Ohio State 65-57, and Tennessee eyes its SEC edge as Kentucky lurks.
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Tournament notes signal trophy rewards next year
The district draws meeting changed the practice of awarding trophies after each final. Ed Dinniger had handed out all four trophies for the past two seasons. District games at Admiral King will start with doors opening at 7 15 p m. Mitch Gillam has coached three sectional champions including Cloverleaf, now favored in Baldwin Wallace District. The Yun family remains active in tournament play with Wayne Yun on Elyria Catholic and Bernie guiding Lakewood St Edward to a sectional title. Wayne’s cousin Jack starred for Canton Lehman in the state final. Dave Dudik of North Ridgeville praised Brookside’s near miss against Cloverleaf and expects their three returning starters next year.
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St. Edward
Joe Mackey
Admiral King
Mitch Gillam
Cloverleaf
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Gillam
Yun
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Bernie
Lakewood St. Edward
Dave Dudik
North Ridgeville
Brookside
Judik
Frank MVP Frank of Lorain Headed Class AAA Sectional Team
Lorain’s Frank was named Most Valuable Player in the Class AAA sectional tournament by sports writers before yesterday’s district drawing. First team includes Bill Parker and Mike Molnar of Southview Tom Harris of Admiral King Chuck Wildeland of Lakewood St Edward. Second team features Ron Beckett Elyria Chuck Austin Midview Mike Carrone Admiral King Doug Fisner Westlake Skip Hanson Lakewood. Honorable mentions list Bruce Leonard Avon Lake Dave Borish Lakewood Sick Badza Lakewood St Edward Mike Harrison North Olmsted Mike Rekert Medina Mike Andrews Midview Doug Taylor Admiral King Mike Droodelich Lorain Dave Bonin Bay Keith Finan St Edward Ed Rak Southview.
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Lorain
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Mike Molnar
Southview
Tom Harris
Admiral King
Chuck Wideland
Lakewood
St Edward
Frank
Ron Beckett
Elyria
Chuck Austin
Midview
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Doug Fisner
Westlake
Skip Hanson
Bruce Leonard
Avon Lake
Dave Borish
Sick Badza
Lakewood St. Edward
Mike Harrison
North Olmsted
Mike Rekert
Medina
Mike Andrews
Doug Taylor
Mike Droodelich
Dave Bonin
Bay
Keith Finan
Ed Rak
On the trail to Columbus high school basketball schedule
District action unfolds with Canton and nearby schools in a packed slate from Tuesday to Saturday. Key matchups include Admiral King vs Lorain, Berea Norwayne vs Independence, Clearview vs Columbia, and Ruttman vs Lowellville. The week features Class A and AA and AAA finals at multiple venues with winners advancing to Columbus.
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Maplewood-Sebring
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Clearview-Columbia
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Lorain County cagers named to AA all tourney team
Three Lorain County players were named to the Baldwin Wallace Class AA Sectional all tournament team after Elyria Catholic won the sectional title. Keith Slavin and Chiff Stoudt of Oberlin and Bill Blackburn of North Ridgeville led the two weeks of strong play as finals featured Oberlin and North Ridgeville. Mark Chrishp of Cloverleaf was top vote getter and captain, with Dan Jacquet of Norwayne earning the fifth spot on the squad. On the second team were Russ Sherman of Elyria Cathol ic, Chuck Adams of Brookside, Tor Bauman of Norwayne, and Don Williams and Dave Grendel of Independence.
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Chiff Stoudt
Oberlin
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Cloverleaf
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Norwayne
Russ Sherman
Wlyroa Catholic
Chuck Adams
Brookside
Tor Bauman
Don Willams
Dave Grendel
Independence
Toledo and Ohio Meet in MAC Playoff at Bowling Green
Toledo and Ohio University clash at Bowling Green tomorrow night to decide the MAC co championship and NCAA bid. Ohio State coach Jim Snyder, who won his sixth MAC title, notes both Kent State and Toledo have been strong. the playoff site may give Toledo a travel and crowd edge.
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Kenyon Captures OC Swim Crown in Narrow Win
Sophomore Rich James shattered three records as Kenyon Lords topped the Ohio Conference swim meet with 482 points. Denison took second with 416, Oberlin 292, and Kenyon set a 400-yard freestyle relay mark of 3:14.52 led by Murray, Wallace, Welter and Kirkpatrick. Oberlin’s Heinrichs set a breaststroke record at 2:18.17 while Kenyon’s Kall er’s mark from 1970 stood challenged.
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Rich James
Kenyon Lords
Denison
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster
Muskingum
Capital
James
Kenyon
Craig Murray
Bill Wallace
Charlie Welter
John Kirkpatrick
Dan Heinrichs
Bill Kaller
Pro hockey results from Sunday NHL card
Sunday results show AMT Resubte Woebrrand 4 Cleveland 3 and Nova 4 Providence 4 tied. Baltimore 4, Rochester 2. Minnesota 2 Cincinnati unclear. New York 2, Vancouver 2. Los Angeles 2, Boston 0. St Louis defeated by Huffaled. Detroit 6, Pittsburgh unclear. Montreal and Philadelphia unknown results.
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Foyt nets third straight stock car win at Miller High Life 500
A. J. Foyt dominates the Miller High Life 500 in Ontario Calif beating Bobby Allison by four seconds. Foyt led 145 of 200 laps, averaged 127.606 mph, earning $31,695 from a $201,000 purse. The win comes after a hot start to the season with already $96,205 in four races.
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Small Fry Basketball Scores Across Schools
McKinley Yearlings beat Browns 41 to 23 while Kittens defeated Bengals 59 to 29 and Vikings topped Cadets 48 to 43. Cascade games saw Badgers 14 Foxes 19 and Trojans 6 Falcons 32 and Hawks 32 Tigers 12. Hamilton Orioles 41 Robins 20 Crows 17 Bluejays 10 over Cardinals 18 Eagles 15. Allen Jets 45 Bombers 15 Rockets 25 Missiles 16 Comets 24 Stars 4.
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