Elyria Catholic favored to win NCAC basketball title again
North Central Conference coaches pick Elyria Catholic to repeat as champions with Lorain St. Mary as strongest challenger. Elyria Catholic loses seven of top nine but returns Greg Wagner and Jerry McHugh and adds a deep supporting cast to support a sixth straight strong season. Lorain St. Mary features Greg Marsh and a taller lineup as coach Jim Lawhead seeks another competitive run.
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Elyria Catholic
Panthers
North Central
Cleveland
Elyria
Emmett Flynn
Ken Donogan
al Arendt
St. Mary
Stan Mazur
Larry Baum
Mike Campo
Tom Jenking
Bill Reagan
Cantius
al Butanowicz
Jerry Sutowski
Jim Fee
Lourdes Central
Vance Parks
Mike Brzozowski
Russ Weinman
Skip Ward
Bill Wilson
Mark Genter
Genter
North Olmsted poised to defend Southwestern Conference title
North Olmsted leads a crowded race as Bay Rocky River and Fairview challenge for the Southwestern Conference basketball crown. Bay, Rocky River, Fairview and Westlake loom as contenders with Olmsted Falls as a dark horse.
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North Olmsted
Bay
Rockets
Rocky River
Fairview
Westlake
Olmsted Falls
Avon Lake
Medina
Eagles
Ray Wilson
Ron Slater
Bob Miller
Miller
Commodores Fall In Opener To Brooklyn
Brooklyn topped Parma Bridgeport in the North Central Conference season opener 78 47 as both teams began the 1968-69 basketball season. Fairview defeated Lutheran West 79 51 in a non conference matchup in Fairview Park.
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Brooklyn
Parma Brgantine
Fairview
Lutheran West
Fairview Park
Warriors
Laitheran West
Longhorns
Browns Favored By 20 Points In Conference Clash
Cleveland leads the Century Division and is 20 points favorite over the Philadelphia Eagles in a game slated for tomorrow. Gary Collins hopes to return this year after shoulder surgery with pins removed Wednesday. If healthy, he may join the active roster after December 5 as Cleveland eyeing late season games and possible playoff host roles.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Browns
Gary Collins
Collins
Pittsburgh
Vic Ippolito
Washington
St. Louis
Bill Glass
ABA race for second place in Western Division
The Western Division chase sees Los Angeles move into second with a 106 96 win over New York while Oakland Oaks hold 12 2 pace. New Orleans and Dallas linger in cellar. New York 4th in East led by Walt Simon with three points.
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American Basketball Association
Rick Barry
Oakland Oaks
Los Angeles
New York
New Orleans
Dallas
Walt Simon
Schedule Highlights for Lutheran West and Nearby Teams
The list shows a series of conference and non conference games for Lutheran West and nearby schools. Matches include November 27 at Lutheran West and November 29 at North Ridgeville with future dates at Higha Catholic Fairview North Olmsted and Rocky River. Denotes conference games with x markers and a sequence through January and February across Avon Lake Olmsted Falls Bay and Rocky River venues.
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ST. Mary Lourdes
Byzantine
Btanislaus
Brooklyn
Cuyahogs Heights
Clearview
Mberal
Padua
North Royalton
Clevelandou
Manafield St. Peter
South Central
Cathertral Latin
Renston
Ashtabula
St. John Estlake
Saridusky Perkins
Parma Padus
Cantius
Lourdes Central
Mansfield &J. Peter
Elyria Catholic
Twinsburg
Borrom
Midview
Byzantine (x
Chanel
Lorain St. Mary
Holly Nament South
Ottawa-Glandort
Van
Btine
Lakewood St
Avon
St Stanislaus (x
Cantiusa
St Stanislaus
Beachwood
Lorain Bt. Mary
Ward
Gilmour
St. Stanislaus
Cathedral Latin Dan
Cantius (x
Byzantine x
St. Stantalaus
Cathedral Latio
Cantius x
Elyria Catholic x
Lorain St. Mary x
Lutheran West
Olmsted Falls
Westlake
Bay
Ava Lake
North Olmsted
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Medina
Rocky Riv
Avon Lake
Bayz
Worth Lnane S
Med
Hooky River
Strongsville
Fairview
Bec
Berea Midpark
Rocky River
Cuyahoga Heights
Avon Leake
Wadsworth
Sloxpoless
Bivria
Nevis
Olmsted
Olmsted Palm
Rocky River x
North Oz Dan
Bay x
Avons
Berea
Dan
Worth Olmsted
Medina x
Fairview x
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Northman Oumseed
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Admiral King
Elyria Ba
Mansheld Io
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Columbia
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Ie Avon Lake
West 242
Farview
Firelamus
Consh Milsa
Mone Iz
Black River
I Borin Heghts
South Central Western Reserve
Higha Catholic
North
Bays
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