Raiders defend Inland title as Columbia crushes Highland
Columbia roared to a 77 45 Inland Conference victory over Highland High, led by Clark Ashley with 21 and Dan Hagen with 20. Hagen added 20 rebounds as Columbia dominated the boards 45 20 and handed Highland its first big test of the season while set to face Lorain Catholic tonight.
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Avon toppled Firelands with intramural star Reising leads
Avon senior guard Frank Reising scored a game high 25 points as Avon beat Firelands 71 62 in Inland Conference action. Reising energized Avon in the fourth quarter as Hrivnak added 22 and Ivnak tied the offense with steady perimeter shooting. Firelands coach Bob Chrismer said his team did not play their best while Avon’s hustling defense pressured the Falcons.
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Falcons Fall To Avon In Tough City League Clash
Avon clamps down on the Falcons with tight defense as Daniels scores 21 and Campbell 15. Eagles ride a 10 point third quarter lead to win 54-42, aided by a late charge and strong fourth period by Rick Cogar. Falcons turn over 30 times while Avon shoots 37 percent from the field.
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College See Scores Roundup From Various Matches
College results show teams across multiple regions posting varied scores. Notable outcomes include Belmont 127 over Wayland Baptist and Trevecca 73 over Baptist Christian, with several Gulf South and Midwest schools posting decisive wins in conference play and invitational tournaments.
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Jamestown
Hastings
Sioux Falls
Concordia
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Ottawa
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Goshen
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Milton
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Tarleton
Huston Tillotson
Texas Lutheran
Royals waive center Drall Imhoff in reshuffle
Cincinnati Royals cut center Drall Imhoff after limited play this season. Imhoff 6 foot 11 inch veteran, averaging 7.5 points and eight rebounds lifetime, had been backup before Jim Fox arrival. GM Joe Axelson said three centers were unnecessary and no immediate replacement planned.
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Pro basketball Saturday’s Games
Boston faces Baltimore at College Park Milwaukee plays Cincinnati Chicago meets New York Portland clashes with Philadelphia Cleveland meets Atlanta Detroit duels Seattle Golden State visits Buffalo All games on schedule.
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Beaty's 35 points pace Utah Stars to victory over Cougars
Beaty scored 35 as Utah opened a game lead atop the ABA West with a 124-115 win over Carolina. The Pacers also won 110-96 at Denver, while Dallas beat New York 106-101 and Florida edged Memphis 106-104. Carolina rookie Jim McDaniels led with 34 as Utah built a 62-52 halftime edge.
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Padua Suffer Second Consecutive Defeat In West Contention
Padua drops their second straight game as star guard Bob Netolicky leads with 23 points and Freddie Lewis adds 19. Roger Brown and Don Sidle each tally 13, Mel Daniels 13, Rick Mount 12. Ralph Simpson tops Rockets with 24 as Denver sinks to 7 13. Chaparrals rise to third in West with Steve Jones 18 in the final period. Rick Barry hits 46 for New York, Jones finishes 29, Joe Hamilton 24 helping Florida edge. Wendell Ladner forces late heroics for the Pros with a 3 on a steal and three-pointer.
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Ohio College Cage Slate Features Numerous Intersections
The Associated Press lists a Tuesday and Wednesday set of college games across Ohio and nearby states. Central State challenges Wisconsin schools. Urbana meets Calvary. Ohio State faces Georgia Tech. Muskingum plays Ohio University. Purdue visits Kent State. Bowling Green hosts Dayton. Marietta meets Miami. Eastern Michigan plays Toledo. Cleveland State vs Cincinnati. Xavier vs Kansas. and several other matchups across Grove City, Denison, Wittenberg, Case Western, Akron, Findlay, Hiram, Ashland, and Slippery Rock with further Thursday games including Kenyon at Edinboro and Cedarville at Rio Grande.
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