Final Stanza Surge Gives Columbia Win
Buckeye bubble bursts as Columbia Raiders surge in final stanza to snatch victory from the upset-minded Buckeyes. Terry Clark reports from Columbia Station on the dramatic fourth-quarter comeback that secured the win.
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Raiders Rally To Beat Bucks In 89-72 Upset
The Raiders of Mallet Creek handed the undefeated Columbia Station Bucks their first loss as they won 89-72. After leading through three quarters foul trouble cost the visitors late, Hagen and Company sealed the victory in the fourth.
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Daniels 34 leads Firelands past Highland 82 72
Firelands improved to 3-9 by beating Highland 82 72 as Al Daniels powered the win with 36 points and 12 rebounds. Highland, now 1-11, got 20 from Bob Richer and 18 from Paul Orchard while Dan Ham Hagen controlled the boards for Columbia.
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Riders Blast Bruins For Chipp Loop Win
Orrville defeated Wadsworth 87 67 in Chippewa Conference action. A buzzer 30 foot basket by Grizzly Kim Kinsley gave Wadsworth a 17 16 edge after one period but Orrville controlled the game with leads traded in the second period.
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Johnson Leads Bucks To 68 59 Win Over Columbia
Johnson 18 points and 21 rebounds pace Buckeye eighth graders to a 68 59 victory over Columbia as they stretch win streak to eight. Miller 17 Hawley 12 support. Reusser 4 4 from line Rutledge 7 3 from stripe. Wadsworth 28 Swain leads Bears with 28 in loss.
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Christiansen IIs Named Stanford's Grid Mentor
Stanford picks Jack Christiansen to coach the Indians after John Ralston quit for the Broncos. A Rose Bowl champion mentor, Christiansen played for the Lions and coached with the 49ers, moving from assistant to head coach at Stanford.
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UC Freshman Luster Pleads Not Guilty in Assault Case
University of Cincinnati freshman John H. Luster 20 pleaded innocent to two assault charges and had the case continued to Feb 18. He is suspended from the team after allegedly attacking two people in a campus residence hall, including allegedly scratching a coed with a knife and scuffling with a night desk clerk George Mefford who came to aid her.
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Michigan State Names Two Former Spartans as Assistants
East Lansing Michigan OPI Michigan State signs two ex Spartan stars as assistants Friday Jimmy Raye named offensive coach and Herb Patterra as linebacking mentor to bolster the coaching staff.
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NFL sticks to college eligibility rule for draft
The NFL maintains the rule that players must finish college football eligibility before being drafted. The February 12 draft at Marriott Essex House opens with a 15 minute limit for rounds one and two, followed by five minutes for each subsequent pick by clubs.
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Medina County Bowling Results Slammed by Elliston Builders
Elliston Builders topped Medina County scores with 599 high for one game and 1783 for three. Lucy Shelton led individuals with 190 in a single game and 469 for three, while Pat Bredron posted 185 for the Dum Dums in a high single. Diana Wise rolled 174 in a single game and 481 for three for The Basement.
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