Statistics Tell The Story Colts Notch Best Season In History
Cloverleaf Colts finish 7-3 in league play and 16-5 overall in 1971 72. Mark Chrislip leads with 395 points while Ted Gordon dominates rebounds and Paul Michalosky headlines fouls and steals for the Cloverleaf squad in a strong showing underscored by team leadership and five graduating seniors.
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Gazette
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Brad Little
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Jim Kusmik
Rick Shaw
Jim Swain
Tom Morlock
Mike Eckert
Bob Everhard
Vic Feist
Glen Risner
Ken Quinn
Mark Masterson
Dean Katz
Guy Conners
Darrell Easterling
Phil Ellis
Ron Benco
Keith Kline
Mike Brown
Steve Gerdnic
Dennis Gork
Jim Jarosimek
Scott Paden
Bob Ritcher
Gary Henry
Cliff Norwood
Chuck Fenstermaker
Jerry Coleman
Bill Regal
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Dale Roberts
Paul Orchard
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Kim Kinsley
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Don Kostecki
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Rich Husman
John Wagner
Jack Ziebro
Art Ziegler
Chad Brenner
Cliff Chester
Steve Fields
Joe Schaffner
Chuck Lattimore
Bob Fye
Jim Palmer
Pat Napier
Steve Wanko
Senior Bowl Signs 3-Year NBC TV Deal
Mobile Alabama United Press International reports the Senior Bowl Association announced a three year contract with NBC to televise the annual Senior Bowl All Star football game. NBC has aired the game for 15 years.
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Patrol Whips UCC and Seville in postseason clash
In the Cloverleaf Area Men’s Recreational Basketball League semifinals State Patrol edged Lodi United Church of Christ 57 56 as UCC trailed after a defense shift. Seville defeated Cloverleaf Teachers to set up the championship and game time 6 45 p m Monday at Cloverleaf Junior High School.
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Seville
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Don McNab
Ken Gardner
Jeff Stinehelfer
Doug Sanford
Jim Harsh
Stinehelfer
Mark Drogell
Ed Noble
Drogell
Phil Hahn
Ed Stupica
Cloverleaf Junior High School
Scoreboard roundup outlines major league and college results
Exhibition baseball results feature St. Louis over New York Mets 11 to 7 and California over Chicago Cubs 11 to 9 among many games. NCAA and NAIA show Roanoke 84 Akron 72 in the Division Championship, plus NIT first round Lafayette 72 Virginia 71 and Jacksonville 94 Fordham 75. NBA and hockey scores list dozens of matchups with margins, including Boston 127 Phila 111 and Vancouver 6 Buffalo 2. High school tournaments conclude with multiple regional finals and winners across classes AAA and AA.
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Roanoke Wins NCAA Division Championship Over Akron
Roanoke of Virginia defeats Akron 84-72 to take the NCAA college division title in Evansville. The game followed a fight marred prelim with Eastern Michigan suspensions. Johnson named MVP as Akron’s Randy Anderson led scoring. Tennessee State won the consolation 107-82 over Eastern Michigan.
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Mich
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Ohio
Maroons
Piccola
Hal Johnston
Johnson
Randy Anderson
Charles Moir
Moir
Lloyd Neal
Larry Robinson
Tigers
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Gary Tyson
Langhorne Speedway Closes to Make Way for Shopping Center
The 46 year old Langhorne International Motor Speedway in Langhorne Pa was officially closed Tuesday to clear land for a shopping center. Once a premier dirt track until paved in 1965 it hosted the 200 mile National Open championship race each October for 21 years.
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Medina Wrestler Clevidence Wins Outstanding Player Award
Tom Clevidence, Medina High class of 1968, received Baldwin Wallace University’s Outstanding Player Award at the Winter Sports Appreciation Banquet. The four year wrestler posted a 7-1-3 season record and a 49-9-7 career mark, captained twice, and won the 150 pound title as a sophomore and junior despite an early exit at this year’s OAC Championships.
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Tom Clevidence
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Baldwin Wallace
Clevidence
Inland Conference outlook fuels state finals buzz
Inland Champ Columbia stays hot as Valley City rivals loom for a Columbus finals bid. Regional games crown Kirtland upset by Raiders, and strong showings by Poland Akron South Lexington Canton Akron Central Howor set up top matchups. Colleges fight back as UCLA looming tourney ignites calls for reform after a series of on court and on ring brawls.
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al McGuire
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