Buckeye Conference race looks to thrill again this season
The Buckeye Conference title race appears wide open with Sandusky, Lorain, Marion and Admiral King as leading contenders. Sandusky is favored by some, but Findlay, Elyria, Mansfield and Admiral King can challenge. Coaches stress injuries, depth, and development of newcomers as key factors shaping the return to another tense season.
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Tony Hosfeld
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Barry Schirg
Dick Sampson
Jim Hart
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Harry Fry
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Beidleman Helps Akron Zipines Edge in Close Scene
Beidleman scored twice for Akron as the Zips climbed to 7-2-1 under coach Don Zwisler. Dan Raff joined Beidleman for 26 points. Akron built a 6-0 lead on a Don Zwisler pass to Ron Lemon.
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Brookside tops Avon Lake 50 44 in season opener
Brookside opens the 1968 69 basketball season with a 50 44 win over Avon Lake spoiling Shoremen coach Bob Telatniks debut. Dave Dunlavy scores 20 points, Darrell Smith adds 16, Kim Woolsey 18. Brookside shot 37 percent to Avon Lakes 45. Brookside misses Don Anderson with a foot injury.
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Elyria High School
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Bill Bailesky
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Berea Eagles Beat North Olmsted In Overtime Thriller
Berea Eagles upset North Olmsted 90 to 56 in overtime as Dean Martin led with 31 points and 14 field goals. Eric Johnson added 15 points, while three North Olmsted players reached double figures. Berea edged in shooting 44 percent to 42 percent and benefited from a strong finish after a weak third period.
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Bob Miller
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Final 1967 68 scoring North Olmsted charity throws
North Olmsted made six of 13 free throws for 47 percent in a 1967 68 scoring note highlighting the team.
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Cuyahoga Heights Downgrades St Stanislaus 57 44
Cuyahoga Heights defeats visiting Cleveland St Stanislaus 57 to 44 in an independent basketball game. Frank Domzalski led the winners with 19 points and 22 rebounds as he powered the 22 boards and produced nine field goals and two free throws.
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Lakers streak ends as nine-game run halted by Warriors
Lakers coach Van Breda Kolff was ejected in the third period as Los Angeles fell 100-98 to San Francisco. The Lakers shot poorly early, trailing 53-40 at halftime, with Johnny Egan leading San Francisco with 19 points and Elgin Baylor and Jerry West missing late shots to tie. Other games saw Boston, New York, San Diego, and Philadelphia win, while Knicks and Bulls games featured notable scoring by McHale-era players and rookies.
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