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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1974
Page
6
Hank Heilmann reports on the Northwest District basketball finale where the Truckers secure their first district title on a late winning shot. Key figures and teams named alongside the dramatic finish.
Norwalk junior Lyle Fisher finishes runner up to Columbus DeSales' Andy Disabato at the State Wrestling Tournament, the highest finish by a Norwalk wrestler in state history since 1972. Teammate Ron Knoll also reaches state, while Norwalk basketball wins Ashland district title 54-52 over Lexington to reach regional.
Mitch Leak lofted a key OT shot with seven seconds left as Ashland beat Lexington. Coach Len Hardman praised the defense and hustle, noting the team advances to the Big Eight after a late season push and celebrating 164 career wins.
Results from the 37th annual Ohio High School Wrestling Tournament at St John Arena. In Class AA A Jeff Winke Oak Harbor defeated Pat OMalley Brooklyn 9-4 at 98 pounds, and multiple finals follow including Robinson Rayfield and Leroy Kemp among others with decisive pins and decisions across weights.
Regional matchups listed include Kent Lorain Admiral King 19 4 against Cleveland John Adams 11 9 and Toledo Scott 20 2 facing Akron Central Hower 11 10. Also Columbus Celina 21 2 vs Mount Vernon 17 4 and more with Dayton Cincinnati Elder 19 3 versus Kettering Alter 22 0.
UPI reports the Doral Eastern Open with $150000 purse. Bud Ailin earned $30000 finishing 272, followed by Jerry Heard at 273 with $17100 and Bruce Devlin at 274 with $8850. Other top scores included Crampton 274, Yancey 275, Weiskopf 275, Kite Jr. 276, and Watson Trevino Colbert at 277, with Hebert and Thompson at 279.
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