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Clancy sparks Lehman
over Danville, 27-23
On the short end of a 21-6 score
after six bouts Black Knight
Norman Clancy sparked his team-
mates in taking five of the next six
bouts to give Lake-Lehman grap-
plers a 27-23 win over Danville.
138-1b. Clancy took a 9-0 decision
from Mark Weaver to move the
Knights to 21-10. Knight Wayne
Rosencrans took Mike Ekberg 9-4 to
move the team score to 21-13 and
155-1b. Chris Wargo defeated Dan-
ville’s Tim Gulley 7-5 to make it 21-
16.
Lake-Lehman’s Bill Guerin wres-
tled to a 5-5 draw with 167 1b. Ken
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Chris Janusz brought the Knights to
21 when he outwrestled 185-1b. Carl:
Hummer 8-6.
Trailing 23-21 going into. the
heavyweight bout, Knight Chris
VanGorder turned over Danville’s
Chris Moore in 5:54 to give the
Kights the match in a close 27-23
win.
In the lower weight bouts 105-1b.
Jeff Austin decisioned Danville’s
Dwane Miller took his opponent
Fred Sheperson in a 15-12 bout. :
— CHARLOT M. DENMON
An important tournament meeting
will be held on Thursday, Jan. 5, in
the Dallas Junior High cafeteria, at
6:30 p.m. and all club members and
parents of team wrestlers are urged
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By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
In an action-packed contest, the
Northwest Rangers defeated the
Dallas Mountainers, 45-36, to cop
the championship “in the third
annual Unico Invitational Basket-
ball Tournament Thursday evening
on the Mountaineers’ court.
Dallas took an'early 4-0 lead in
the game but the Rangers used
outside shooting to overtake the
Mountaineers in a game that see-
sawed back and forth throughout.
The Rangers pulled in front in the
final period to give Coach Ed Gay-
to score a goal.
eski his 701th win of his coaching
career and a 12-0 record for the
season.
Dallas’ Ed Gorey and Dave
Thomas led the shooting for Coach
Clarence Ozgo.
Ranger Jim Bomboy and team-
mates Yustat and Smith and Yustat
did the scoring for Northwest,
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