City Basketball League honors teams and scoring leaders
The Memorial Clubhouse ceremony crowned Gilchrist Home Improvement the A Division champions with a 13 3 record, Bibb Realty as runners up, and Bleile Supply along with Dauch Concrete and Hill's Floor Covering securing third. Milan Merchants won the B East title while Huron County Bank took consolation. West division saw Sandwick Motors top North's Marathon by one game. Tim Weisenberger of Bibb Realty led in the A division with 19.2 points per game. Mike Wasiniak captured the B East scoring crown with 18.8 as Don Davis and Tim Laird followed closely. Joe Gross claimed overall scoring honors at 27.9 but was absent to receive the B West trophy. Notables included Norwalk Mayor Wayne Goodsite and city officials as trophies were presented by Rob Penrose and Wayne Francisco.
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City Basketball League
Memorial
Gilchrist
Skein
Bibb Realty
Bleile Supply
Dauch Concrete
Hill
Milan Merchants
Merchants
Dudley Realty World
Huron County Bank
Sandwick Motors
North
Marathon
Tim Weisenberger
St. Paul
Don Davis
Tim Laird
Calvin Adcock
Joe Gross
Gross
Norwalk Junior High
Jack Drinkwine
Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Mel Shipley
Park Board
Bill Stewart
Robert Barnes
Rob Penrose
Wayne Francisco
Stadler and Sneed take early Masters lead with 9 under
Stadler birdied four of the first five holes to finish 6 under 66 while Sneed shot 67 as both reach 9 under 135 after 36 holes. They hold a three stroke edge over Floyd and Thompson with Watson and Inman one back. Delays and weather affect play as others, including Nicklaus and Ballesteros, chase in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moffit
UPI
Augusta
Craig Stadler
Ed Sneed
Stadler
Sneed
Lucke
Ray Floyd
Leonard Thompson
Tom Watson
Joe Inman
Virginian
Sneads
Sam
J.C
Floyd
Thompson
Watson
Inmoth
Jack Nicklaus
Seve Ballesteros
Lou Graham
Lindy Miller
Billy Kratzert
Fuzzy Zoeller
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Housing trend shifts back to single family homes
The long apartment boom ends as starts decline and single-family activity rises. Analysts predict the shift will persist for about 15 years, marking a durable change in housing demand and construction patterns.
Standings and day games across the league
Standings show Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 4, San Diego 2, Atlanta 2, Los Angeles San Francisco 8, Houston 7. Day games list Chicago at Montreal Grimsley 0-0 1:05 p.m. etc with multiple matchups and times through Sunday and Friday results across the circuit.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Chicago
Reuschel
Montreal
Grimsley
Philadelphia
Espinosa
New York
Allen
Forseh
Pi Whitson
Ruhle
San F
Blue
Seaver
Perry
Niekro
Welch
Phila
Cinci
San Fran
Milwauke
As New York
Boston
Toronto
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
L . Pet
Texas
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Seattle
Oakland
Track Summary Highlights From Crestline and Crestline Meet
Across boys track events at Crestline, multiple athletes posted top marks including Marty Aguilar and Tim Stoller leading sprints and distance races. Notable performances: Aguilar 11.1 in 100 yard dash and 1:04. Miller in 440 dash, Stoller 4:55 in mile, Hartsehul 10 in pole vault, and Dan nemiller high jump 5-4. Crestline claimed several relay and field event strengths with strong performances from Keller, Robinson, and Matey in shot put and discus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarbro
Weirs
Robinson
Keller
Marty Aguilar
Stephens
Jamerson
McKinney
Alonzo
Terry Stephens
Aguilar
Collins
M. Miller
Brian Keller
Wiers
Willard
Slessman
Gibson
Crestline
Carr Hartsehul
Cornelius
J. Miller
Gahr
Willie Dannemiller
Horning
Tourney sites set for spring sports
Ohio high school post season sites announced for sectional and district events. Norwalk Edison Willard appear at multiple sites Mansfield Malabar Shelby Sandusky Perkins Old Fort Wynford and Bluffton College among 16 teams per sport with two advancing from each site to district or regional rounds. Two singles players and two doubles teams from each site will qualify for Bowling Green District. Local teams compete April 28 and May 11 12 with districts May 18 19 and regional progression ahead.
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Springs
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Mansfield
Malabar
Bowling Green State University District
Norwalk
Edison
Willard
Shelby High School
Bowling Green State University
Western Reserve
South Central
Monroeville
New London
St. Paul
Plymouth
Old Fort High School
Wynford High
Greenwich
Old Fort
Shelby
Sandusky
Bowling Green
Trucker
Lucas County Recreation Center
Ontario High School
Bluffton College
Milner Drives Pirates Past Cardinals with Pair of Two-Run Homers
John Milner filled in for the injured Willie Stargell at first base and hit two two-run homers to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Milner, who has battled injuries, said he plays hard and aims to be an asset. Jim Bibby earned the win in relief as the Pirates broke a 5-5 tie in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milner
Milner
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bibby
Bruce Kison
Cardinals
Dane Lorg
Tony Scott
Ken Reitz
Mike Tyson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Chicago
New York Yankees
Toronto
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Texas
Detroit
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
Hawks eliminate Rockets in Atlanta playoff win
Atlanta defeated Houston 100-91 to advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals. Hawks coach Hubie Brown praised his team as a dark horse for the title while Rockets coach Tom Nissalke noted the result as not surprising. Elsewhere Philadelphia beat New Jersey 111-101 as Portland and Los Angeles also won games to stave off elimination.
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Houston
Tom Nissalke
Rockets
Atlanta Hawks
Atlanta
Hawks
Washington Bullets
Nissalke
Brown
Rick Barry
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Portland
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Denver
Dandar Sprints Lead Edison Girls Past Western Reserve
Edison’s girls track team defeated Western Reserve and New London 74 to 62 to win a triangular meet at Edison. Anna Dandar won both the 100 and 220 dashes and anchored multiple relays, while teammate Hoffman, Liphart and others contributed in the 880 and 440 relays. New London claimed four events including Vickie Jackson in the 880, but Edison’s depth and strong sprinting powered the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Edison
Anna Dandar
Western Reserve
New London
Chargers
Wildcats
Karn Hoffman
Diane McWilliams
Kelly Liphart
Dandar
Linda Wykel
Heather Hight
Barb Wallace
Wendy Weiman
Hoffman
Liphart
Wilheau
Ndar
Renee Wilcoxen
Mona Jackson
Bickley
Liz Schick
Nancy Ritz
Jill Maloney
Julie Bennett
Julie Moyer
Vickie Jackson
Janine Wolfe
Joni Stoll
Sue Howsman
Howsman
Sue Mortensen
Firelands
Martensen
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City Hoop League
Mel Brown
Dick Linwald
Mike Wasiniak
Par
Thunder
W& Ea
F’state
RENCH
Rench Diversified Real Estate Co
Citizens National Bank
Ittsburgh
Francisco
Tor
K.C
Leonard
Lemongello
Paxton
Stanley
Pam
Alexander
Hartzell
Bannister
Pam Ocu
Ais Mass
Fisher's Transmission Center Inc
1 Mile Post
Milan Ave
National Institute For Automotive Service Excellence
Tim Stoller
Howard
McClish
Cole
Crane
Stoller
Eckenrode
Fas
Doug McClish
Taylor
Eldridge
Crestling
Matey
Tomerson
Holthouse
Spinkle
Capelle
C. Mates
Carr
Lone
Dannemiller
Don Hohler
Reflector
Sandusky-Perkins
Colonel Crawford
Norwalk, Edison and
Reds
Padres
Dan Driessen
Dave Concepcion
Braves
Dodgers
Rick Matula
Giants
Astros
Jack Clark
Bill Madlock
James Adelman
Whittlesey Norwalk
Michael Shalin
Dandar Powers