Ohio Class AAA final pits Linden-McKinley vs Cleveland Heights
Linden McKinley and Cleveland Heights meet in the Ohio AAA basketball final at St John Arena after dramatic semis. Heights edged Canton McKinley 55 53 in OT as Linden McKinley rallied from 3 6 record to face a 24 1 Heights squad and defend their 1967 title claim.
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George Strode
Columbus
Ohio
Linden-McKinley
Jene Davis
Cleveland Heights
Giant Killers
St. John Arena
Kettering
Dayton Stivers vs River View title clash at Ohio State
Dayton Stivers 16 8 played River View 24 1 in the Ohio Class AA final at Ohio State. Frankie Sanders led Stivers with 32 points and 12 rebounds as the title favorite from Dayton aimed to cement a historic three-peat. River View rode strong defense and late free throws from John Williams to upset Rossford and reach the final.
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George Strode
Columbus
Ohio
Dayton Stivers
Earl Johnson
Walt Harrop
Warsaw River View
Stivers
River View
Ohio State
Johnson
Frankie Sanders
Eric Sutton
Rossford
Joe Stalma
John Williams
Black Bears
Coshocton County
Scott Spencer
Great
Singer
Postway
Sanders
Sutton
Lewis
Smith
Chattmann
Corbitt
Lemaster
Louisville Aquinas
Repp
Ungashick
Burroughs
Barr
Morro
Fay
Bankovich
Pellegrene
Shoup
Steiserwald
Spotieson
Maddox seeks jury trial on assault tied to narcotics case
Cincinnati Bengals lineman Bob Maddox will request a jury trial on the assault charge linked to his narcotics arrest. He pleaded innocent to the assault charge, with a pretrial conference set for April 27 by Judge Peter Outcast. The photographer Jo Anne Easley accused him of pushing her camera into her eye outside a courtroom on March 13. Maddox had sought a continuance on a possession of hashish for sale charge after a raid that yielded about $12,000 worth of hashish.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Bengals
Bob Maddox
Maddox
Hamilton County
Peter Outcast
Jo Anne Easley
Wkrc. TV
Haddox
Reds crush Tigers in sixth inning surge
Cincinnati defeated Detroit 5 to 3 in Grapefruit League action as the Reds scored four runs in the sixth inning. Dave Concepcion singled twice and stole a base while Joe Morgan and Dave Revering added a double and a triple to spark the rally. Tom Carroll worked six innings for Cincinnati. Detroit starter Dave Lemanczyk allowed five runs, exiting after five frames as the Tigers search for rotation depth behind Joe Coleman and Mickey Lolich.
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Lakeland
Fla
Ralph Houk
Detroit Tigers
Joe Coleman
Mickey Lolich
Cincinnati
Dave Lemanczyk
Lemancyzk
Reds
Detroit
Lemanczyk
Luke Walker
Vern Ruhle
Tom Walker
Fred Holdsworth
Leron Lagrow
Tigers
Dave Concepcion
Joe Morgan
Dave Revering
Exhibition baseball Friday results
Scores from exhibition games include St. Louis 3 Boston 0 and Kansas City 8 New York A 4. Cincinnati 5 Detroit 3 and Montreal 6 Texas 5, with Houston 3 Minnesota 0 and Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 3 in innings. Other games: Los Angeles 13 New York N 5 and Oakland 4 San Diego 2, San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 1.
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St. Louis
Boston
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Texas
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
California
Oakland
San Diego
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Tourney results from Columbus Linden and regional games
Semifinals feature Columbus Linden McKinsey 59 over Kettering Alter 57 and Cleveland Heights 55 over Canton McKinley 53 in overtime. Warsaw River View edged Rossford 56 to 52 while Dayton Stivers defeated Louisville Aquinas 86 to 71. Class AA Warsaw River View 241 vs Dayton Stivers 168 and Class AAA Columbus Linden McKinsey 17.8 vs Cleveland Heights 241 set the scene for Friday finals.
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Canton McKinley
McKenzie
Richardson
Hubbard
Jackson
Washington
Grace
Walker
Willis
Hontas
Cleveland Heights
T. Dalton
Sack
Caraman
L. Franklin
Hannah
M. Franklin
Abrams
Turner
Fishman
Gordin
Fanton McKinsey
Columbus Linden
McKinsey
Warsaw River View
Dayton Stivers
Gnadenhutten
Indian Valley South
Maria Stein Marion
Kettering Alter
Rossford
Cubs refuse DEP day and lose in exhibition
The Chicago Cubs balked at a designated hitter rule for Friday's exhibition with the California Angels, forcing California pitchers to bat. Charlie Hudson singled in the fourth inning for the Angels, followed by Joe Lahoud’s two run homer as California led 4-1. The Angels won 4 1. Dick Williams criticized the stance saying teams should not be forced to change rules.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
California Angels
Cubs
California
Charlie Hudson
Ken Frailing
Joe Lahoud
Angels
Dick Williams
Back Stage Narrowly Wins Latonia Feature Race
Back Stage led most of the second half and held off Hasty Derrick to win the Latonia feature in 1.08 for a mile. Payouts: Win 7.60, place 4.80 3.00, show 3.00 went to Link To Khaled. Hasty Derrick paid 4.20 and 2.60.
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Florence, Ky
Hasty Derrick
Latonia
Khaled
Hoosiers and Cats set for Mideast final showdown
Indiana and Kentucky meet in the NCAA Mideast final at University of Dayton Arena after both won semi finals. Kent Benson and Rick Robey clash under the boards while Steve Green and Kevin Grevey spark the offenses in a bid to reach the national semifinals.
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Tom McRoberts
Dayton
Indiana
Kentucky
University of Dayton
San Diego
Oregon State
Central Michigan
Dick Parfitt
Causo
NCAA
Parfitt
John Wooden
UCLA
Chippewas
Ralph Miller
Oregon
Kent Benson
Rick Robey
Hoosiers
Steve Green
Kevin Grevey
Green
Grevey
Wildcats
Kansas State
Wulk views UCLA as vulnerable in Far West final
Arizona State coach Ned Wulk says UCLA is more vulnerable than before as the Bruins seek a return to the NCAA championship round from Portland. UCLA struggled past Montana and beat Michigan in earlier rounds while ASU edged Alabama and Nevada Las Vegas to reach the final.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Arizona State
Ned Wulk
Bruins
Portland
Ore
Michigan
Montana
Big Sky
Alabama
Nevada
Bill Walton
Meyers
Nevada-Las Vegas
Sun Devils
Mr. Lucky
Syracuse
North Carolina
Kansas State
Providence
Las Cruces
N.M
Louisville
Maryland
NIT Semifinals Highlight Ducks Kamikaze Style
Oregon's wild style leads the 38th NIT semifinals with Coach Dick Harter's diving drills and fearless players like Ronnie Lee. St. John's Lou Carnesecca notes the Ducks as exciting if controversial while others question the approach.
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NEW York
Eos Ducks
Lou Carnesecca
St. John’s
Oregon
Providence
Princeton
Ducks
Ronnie Lee
Oregon Guard
Wild Bunch
U.S
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Owens
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Tom Carroll
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Walk
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