BERLIN - Hiland (12-2), playing host to Baltic (7-8) last night, rushed to its 11 straight triumph by victimizing the Eagles. Paced by Andy Ahijewych's 20 points and John Mullet's 18, Hiland shot into a 17-7 opening quarter lead and then outscored the invaders 19-12 in the next period for a comfortable 36-19 intermission advantge. The Hawks out-pointed Baltic 20-10 in the third stanza. Hiland, which invades Dennison Friday night, hit on 30 of 71 field shots for a 43 percentage, while Baltic meshed but 19 of 65. Hiland grabbed 50 rebounds, with lunky Ahijewych getting 18, and Baltic had 27. The winners cashed 7 of 12 free throws and Baltic 8 of 14. The Eagles, who now at 6-8 for the season, were led by Willis Mullet with 12 points, while Larry Kaser had 11 as did Don Hochstetler of the Hawks. The Hiland Reserves also won their game by dropping the Baltic Reserves (3-6) 38-19.
HILAND HAWKS - 67
Hochsetetler 1-1-3
Hummel 0-1-1
Don Hochstetler 5-1-11
Andy Ahijevych 8-4-20
John Mullet 9-0-18
Newman 2-0-4
Colin Mishler 4-0-8
BALTIC EAGLES - 46
Willis Mullet 5-2-12
Jack Miller 4-1-9
Dale Lantenschleger 1-2-4
Larry Kaser 4-3-11
Dick Gerber 4-0-8
Stein 1-0-2
Wednesday, January 24, 1962
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
POINT LEADERS - LEAGUE
1. Bob Ervin, Gnadenhutten 51-45-147 24.5
2. Phil Meese, Tuscarawas Broncos 34-39-107 17.8
3. Roy Yoder, Garaway Pirates 37-13-87 17.3
4. Dick Gerber, Baltic Eagles 32-19-83 16.5
5. Fred Burmich, Tuscarawas Broncos 42-11-85 15.8
6. Tony Nigro, Port Washington Purple Riders 20-21-61 15.2
7. Willis Mullet, Baltic Eagles 33-9-75 15.0
8. Dan Bleininger, Garaway Pirates 28-16-72 14.4
9. Rick Belknap, Midvale Blue Devils 28-9-65 13.0
10. Jim Clymer, Strasburg Tigers 27-10-64 12.8
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