Columbus East and Mansfield St Peter's race for basketball titles
In Columbus Ohio at St John Arena Columbus East and Mansfield St Peter's emerged as favorites in the Class AA and Class A state finals. East toppled Euclid 75 40 to reach the final against Garfield while Mansfield St Peter's defeated Western and Springfield Local advanced to meet Lincoln Heights in the other final.
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East Tech Tigers dominate Euclid in Ohio AA semifinals
The undefeated top ranked Tigers crushed Euclid 75 40 to reach the Ohio High School Class AA final, led by strong rebounding and shooting. East Tech coach Bob Hart expects a size advantage in the title game against Hamilton Garfield after Lima’s loss to the Griffins.
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Toledo Raceway Program Canceled by Four Inch Snowfall
A four inch snowfall blanketed the Toledo track causing cancellation of today’s racing program. Officials say racing will resume on Monday at Toledo Raceway.
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Mullins Bombs Hawks in playoff opener
Jeff Mullins scored 29 as the San Francisco Warriors defeated the St. Louis Hawks 111-106 in the Western Division semifinals opening game. Wilt Chamberlain had 37 points 29 rebounds and seven assists for the 76ers in their 118-110 win over the Knicks in the Eastern semifinals.
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Dampier Nets 54 Points Ties ABA Record For Colonels
Louie Dampier set an ABA single game high with 54 points leading the Kentucky Colonels to a 119-106 win over Indiana at Louisville. The victory tied Kentucky with New Jersey for fourth in the Eastern Division. playoffs begin tonight Houston at Dallas.
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Sebring 12 Hour Turbine Challenge Opens In Cool Weather
Seventeen sports cars ready for Sebring En durance Race as cool front lowers high to under 70. Howmet turbine, hoping to challenge Porsche, posts 109.73 mph in Friday qualifying while Hans Herrmann Jo Siffert Porsche lead at 110.50 mph. Rich Thompson notes slow start in Le Mans style dash. Jacky Ickx wins second with 109.85 mph in Ford. Scooter Patrick follows in Lola with 109.66 mph.
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Bruins Diamond Defense Smothers Houston 101 69
UCLA silences Houston with a diamond defense in an 101 to 69 semifinal win. Shackelford and Allen lead double figures as Hayes held to 10 points on 3 field goals. Alcindor dominates boards. Tar Heels top Buckeyes 80 66 to reach final.
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Sanders Bets on New Clothes for Major Tours
Pensacola Open update notes Doug Sanders, 34, delaying new outfits and slowing his play to save energy for major tournaments. He trails leader Tom Shaw by eight strokes after a rain disrupted rounds, with final round set for Monday and Sanders focusing on fresh colors later in the season. Sanders, a Tulsa, Oklahoma player with Cedartown, Georgia roots, has earned money this year and pursued multiple ventures.
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