Tri-Champskickoff: Strasburg Garaway Preview at Strasburg
County A league tri champions Strasburg and Garaway meet in a non league tune up before the February 4 league clash at Garaway. Strasburg, 2-0 in the league, edged Gnadenhutten 37-37 and relies on Jan 28 showdown with Midvale while Garaway thumped Tuscarawas Valley 76-31.
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Studer fuels Strasburg romp over Gnadenhutten in district clash
John Studer a 6-3 junior scored 33 of Strasburg s 53 points on 15 of 19 shooting with 18 rebounds and 3 fouls as Ed Rusk added 16 points and Ed Yackey 13. The Tigers shot 62 percent while Gnadenhutten hit 35 percent. Dan Jinks led the Indians with 26. Rusk twisted an ankle and may miss a tough Garaway game. Dick Fox would start if needed.
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Garaway Cruises Past Pirates In Big District Win
Garaway powered ahead to lead 16-9 after the first period and 44-16 by halftime, then stretched to 52-26 in the third. Dan Andreas scored 30 points on 10-for-? shooting as Glenn Bower’s Pirates fell short. Day Andreas added 15 and Jim Young 10 as Garaway dominated with 23 rebounds by Dan Andreas and strong team effort.
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Midvale Defeats Port Washington 63 to 43 in Balanced Win
Midvale High stays unbeaten in their balance driven offense as they beat Port Washington 63 to 43. Bob Carlisle led with 16 points, Bill Hibbs 13, Harvey Byers 12, Dan Fox 11, while Roger Lewis scored 17 for Port Washington. Midvale built a strong press, led most of the game, and improved to 5-1 while Port Washington falls to 1-7. Both teams meet new opponents tonight, with Midvale at Scio and Port Washington facing Madison near Cambridge in Guernsey County.
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Bearcats Knocked From Perfect List
In Los Angeles, Southern California capitalized on Cincinnati’s cold first half and second half ball control errors to win 77-65, ending the Bearcats’ perfect run. Sophomore Harvey Dillon sparked a clever fast break and passing finesse that surprised Cincinnati, who had relied on ball control in past seasons.
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Texas Tech Kicking Game Focus Ahead of Gafor Bowl
Texas Tech spent most of Friday’s practice focusing on the kicking game for the Gafor Bowl against Georgia Tech on December 31. Donny Anderson and end Jeff White joined punting drills, with no contact during the session.
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UCLA Not Ready to Give Up National Cage Crown
UCLA rebounded from two losses to Duke to beat Kansas 78-71 at home, with Mike Lynn scoring 26 as coach Johnny Wooden altered tactics. The win preserves UCLA's home dominance, while a full slate of college basketball results unfolds across the nation including USC, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, and other tournament action.
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Lakers fall as 76ers edge them 127 117 on west coast
In a West Coast NBA game the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 127 117 despite the Lakers sinking 37 of 39 free throws. Wilt Chamberlain scored 88 for the 76ers while Jerry West led all scorers with 39 points. Havlicek hit a late winner for Boston over Detroit as St Louis beat San Francisco.
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Hawks Rally Past Cadiz for Fifth Win of Season
Hiland beat Cadiz 70 to 53 as Ken Miller led with 13 points and Galen Swartzentruber added 14. Art Miller, Hochstetler, and John Mochstetler each scored 12, Merle Mullett 10, while Cadiz struggled at 30 percent from the floor. Cadiz standout Dave Smith had 21 points, but Hiland controlled the boards with 34 rebounds to Cadiz’s 34.
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High School Basketball Scores Dense Dozens of Games
A large slate reports many regional scores including Wooster 71 Dover 24 and West Holmes 90 over 31, plus Ashland 54 Phila 51. Other results feature Canton Lincoln 87 and Newark 75, with numerous small-town victors such as Brilliant 73 Yorkville 77 Tiltonsville 80 and Barnesville 45.
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Tusky Squeezes By Adamsville
Tuscarawas improved to 4-3 after a 78-75 home win over Adamsville led by 32 points from Bihari who added 19 rebounds. McWilliams 17 and 15 boards also helped as starters fouled out late. Adamsville shot 25 of 40 from the line before hosts host Kidron Central Christian.
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Sandy Valley Loses Heartbreaker To Canton Glenwood 68 67
Sandy Valley trailed 16 11 after the first period and 30 25 at halftime then fell behind 47 36 late, as Canton Glenwood edged the Cardinals 68 67. Sandy Valley meets Canton Lehman tonight at home seeking its first win after two losses.
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Malabar Grabs Swim Laurels at Mike Gregory Invite
In Granville Ohio Mansfield Malabar won the third annual Mike Gregory Relay Invite at Denison University with 60 points. Springfield North 50, Mansfield Senior 45, Worthington set a 200-yard freestyle relay mark at 1 35.4, Newark posted 240 points, and Springfield swam 1 54.8 in the backstroke to beat last year. Other scoring: Worthington 43, Newark 41, Columbus Whetstone 33, GFMC 26, Grove City 13, Lancaster 6, Springfield South and Bishop Hartley tied at 4.
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Anderson Poised to Sign 300000 Rams Pact
Tulsa star Billy Anderson, record setter at Tulsa, reportedly to sign with the Los Angeles Rams for a 300000 bonus after the Bluebonnet Bowl. Oilers rights moved to Miami AFL franchise. both Anderson and coach unavailable for comment. Benvenuti outpoints Mazzinghi to retain junior middleweight title in Rome.
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