GNADENHUTTEN - The Red Raiders of Lakeland (8-0) were still riding high, wide and handsome today following their 8th straight victory here Saturday, a hard-earned triumph over Gnadenhutten (3-9). The Raiders held a commanding 52-35 lead after 3 quarters, but were forced to sweat it out to the wire as the Indians went on the warpath. Coach OrenThompson's Tribe rallied for 30 points in the final stanza, while Lakeland scored only 18 to narrow the gap to within reach at the final buzzer. Veteran Bruce Kohl paced the Indian uprising with 14 points and ended the evening with 27 for game honors. Gene Bates popped in 13 and Larry Rentsch 10. Husky Mike Milarcik led Lakeland with 24. Gary Kinsey chimed in with 18 and Fred Simpson tallied 17. The Indians hit 26 of 66 action attempts for a fine 40 percent. Lakeland netted 25 of 56 for 44 percent. The Gnadenhutten Reserves (5-6) edged the Lakeland Reserves 52-50 in double overtime.
LAKELAND RED RAIDERS - 74
Fred Simpson 6-5-17
Laughlin 0-3-3
Gary Kinsey 6-6-18
Mike Milarcik 8-8-24
Mallernes 2-1-5
Millward 1-0-2
Todd 2-1-5
GNADENHUTTEN INDIANS - 65
Gene Bates 5-3-13
Ed Allensworth 2-0-4
Bruce Kohl 11-5-27
Leonard Lintner 0-1-1
Don Garrett 2-0-4
Terry Huebner 2-2-6
Larry Lentsch 4-2-10
Monday, January 7, 1963
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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