Dover Varsity Edges Carrollton In Tight Tug
Dover defeats Carrollton 95-85 after a fourth quarter rally. Dover stars Gallag her and Fawcett led scoring with 23 and teammates Terakedis and Ohliger contributing key baskets. Carrollton wa s slow to the bench early, but Sickles and Ramsey kept the Tigers within striking distance before Dover pulled away in the final minutes.
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Pirates Named Favorites After Narrow Playoff Win
Gataway emerged as the top contender for Tuscarawas County Class A after a 60-56 victory over Midvale in the opening round. Strasburg beat Tuscarawas Valley 74-43 while Gnadenhutten edged Tuscarawas 71-69, and Port Washington lost 72-61 to Zane Trace.
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Gnadenhutten Triumphs Over Tuscarawas In Near Miss
Gnadenhutten edged Tuscarawas 71 to 63 after a tight first half 38 32. Dan Jinks led with 19 points while Bill Kohl scored 22 for the Indians who pulled ahead late. Dave Paisley topped the Broncos with 21 points as rebounding leader Bihari added 14.
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Garaway Pirates Top Midvale In Close County Clash
Garaway defeated Midvale 59 to 56 in a tight County Class A league opener. Dan Andreas led Garaway with 23 points while Rich Richardson contributed key defense and transition plays. Midvale, led by Hibbs with 21 and Hibbs 28, battled back from a 34-24 halftime deficit but fell short in the final seconds.
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Studer Leads Way as Hiland, Strasburg Victors
Hiland 67 Loudonville 45. John Hochstetler 15 Art Miller 14 Galen Swartzentruber 12 Ken Miller 11 lead Hawks balanced scoring. Loudonville hit 52% from the line and 28 of 48 from the field. Dover, Carrollton, and Strasburg results noted with Studer scoring 28 for Strasburg and key rebounds by Fox and Bayer.
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McLaren wins Governor's Trophy with speed mark
Bruce McLaren of New Zealand edges Hap Sharp by 2.4 seconds in Nassau's Governor's Trophy road race during International Speed Week setting a new event record of 104,624 miles per hour. Also note hockey results and Tuscarawas Valley versus Strasburg details from the day.
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Zane Trace tops Port Washington in fourth straight win
Zane Trace beat Port Washington 72 to 61 for the Purple Riders fourth consecutive defeat. Jeff Allen led Zane Trace with 18 points, Dan Jackson added 17, while Rich Fillman paced Port Washington with 13. Zane Trace led 23-12 after one, 42-25 at halftime, and 61-44 entering the final period, holding steady as Port Washington shot 27 percent.
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Falcons Rally To 74-55 Win Over Glenwood
Fairless improved to 1-1 after a 74-55 victory over Canton Glenwood. Jim Winkhart led with 31 points on 15 field goals, followed by Ted Provost with 24 and Ken Wohlheter with 11. Glenwood, led briefly early, were paced by Cleve Bryant with 20 points.
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