State tourney opens with eight hopefuls in Ohio showdown
Strasburg leads Class A with 25 0 record as opening round pairs top teams in Columbus. Class AA features East Tech and Linden Lincoln in 7 30 p.m. games with Cinderella LaSalle aiming for an upset. Regional finals saw LaSalle top Colega East Tech and Linden snapping East’s 21 game streak. Norwalk boosters plan meeting to nominate officers and arrange banquet.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Strasburg
Ross Southeastern
Kalida
Arcanum
Columbus Linden McKinley
Canton Lincoln
Cleveland East Tech
Cincinnati LaSalle
Darke County
East Tech
Scarabs
John Chavers
Columbus Linden
Hamilton Taft
LaSalle
Lancers
Cincinnati
Putnam County
Wildcats
Fort Recovery
Sandusky St. Mary
Fayette
Lima
Columbus East
Clevelanders
Ray Reynolds
Bill Lucas
Jim Rogers
Colera
Elyria
Lincoln
Cuyahoga Falls
Linden
UCLA faces field in bid for third title in four years
UCLA arrives unbeaten at 26 0 as the 1967 NCAA tournament opens with first round games in College Park Evanston Lawrence and Corvallis. The Bruins draw Wyoming while Texas Western awaits the winner in a likely semifinal setup. Although undefeated they have not faced top rivals and play four sophomores including Lew Alcindor.
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UCLA
Bruins
Sumes
College Park
Evanston, Ill
Lawrence
Kaw
Corvallis
Ore
Uclans
Texas Western
University of Pacific
Lew Alcindor
Dayton Rolls In Mid East Regional To Evanston
Dayton defeats Western Kentucky 69-67 in overtime to reach Evans ton for the NCAA Midwest East Regional. Toledo loses 82-76 to Virginia Tech after beating them a week earlier. Don May scores 26 for Dayton while Bob Hooper hits a last-second 25-foot shot for the winners.
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Lexington
Evanston
Dayton
Toledo
Flyers
Ill
Western Kentucky
Virginia Tech
Rockets
Ohio College
Findlay
Kansas City
Don May
Bob Hooper
Easter Egg Hunt Set for Pleasant Street Park Saturday
The annual event starts at 1 30 p m with pre school through fourth grade contestants. The Norwalk Jaycees and Park and Recreation Board sponsor. If weather cancels it will move to March 25. Prizes for eggs found and tickets drawn. chocolate eggs must be foil wrapped.
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Pleasant Street Park
Norwalk Jaycees
Park and Recreation Board
Norwalk Honors LaConte Barnes at Awards Assembly
Tony LaConte was named most valuable wrestler and Steve Barnes was tapped as most improved wrestler at Norwalk High's awards assembly. Seniors Bob April Barnes Wise man LaConte Denny Jones and Steve Welfle plus juniors Sam Arthur Jim Calhoun Tim Fauber Kyle Jameson and Dave Rollins earned varsity letters. A banquet with Frank Fiori as guest speaker and the Bin nerville Jug Band entertainment followed. Twelve ninth graders received freshman basketball numerals at the same assembly.
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Tony LaConte
Steve Barnes
Norwalk High
Tim Fauber
Kyle Jameson
Sam Arthur
Bob April
Barnes
Jerry Wiseman
LaConte
Denny Jones
Steve Welfle
Jim Calhoun
Dave Rollins
Dave Haines
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United Press International
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RMU
Whittlesey
Firestone
Maxie
Bob Meyer
Early League Home Savings
C.L. Howells F.O.P
Fanny Farmer
MacDonald Realty Couch Concrete
Roth’s Antiques
Clevite
Urological
Carling
Champn Boo-Boos
Pabst
Meister Brau
Richard
Columbia Gas
Stewart
Boehler
U.su
Tillies Tavern
Grinald Strohs
Charity
Wonder Bar
Storts
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Rickard
Lehnert
Huron Co. Bank
Kocher
J. E. Kelly
Schwartz
City Bowling
Toole
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J. E. Kell
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Hickler
Hilson
Kearny
R. Lanzon
Hite
C. Camp
D. Spaar
Crawford
B. Toney
A. Banker
Tri-County League
N.’ Stang
Hergatt’s
B. Marrett Landmark
D. Bauer
Marge’s Beauty
R. Boose
Schild’s
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Laun
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Connie’s
Sts. Laun
J. Ringholz
J. Eberly
Interstate Diner
M. Pierce
Bennett Elec
J. Frisch K. Chapman
Midway Garage
Dennis Corrigan
LaConte, Barnes
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