Protest Forces Change Of District Tournament Site
A protest by Seneca East High forced the district Class A basketball game against Mansfield St. Peter to move from Norwalk Junior High to Bucyrus. The Northwest Ohio District Board of the Ohio High School Athletic Association upheld the protest 4-1. The Norwalk site hosted a practice session earlier in the week.
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Seneca East High School
Mansfield St. Peter
Norwalk Junior High School
Seneca East
Norwalk
St. Peter
Northwest Ohio District Board
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Bucyrus
Howard Hershey
Old Fort
Norwalk High School
George Perry
Northwest District
Perry
Norwalk Seneca East
Pugh Advances To Semi in State Wrestling
Norwalk's Dan Pugh won his first two state tournament matches at St John’s Arena securing a place in the semifinals. He defeated Bob Wehernolt 13-3 and Tom Weilnan 2-0 to become the first Norwalk wrestler to reach the semis.
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Columbus
Norwalk
Dan Pugh
Sheridan
Bob Wehernolt
Edison
Tom Weilnan
Weilnan
Dave Gillette
Indian Lake
Stalmacher
Wilson
Steve Funk
New London
Dave Colley
Columbus Grandview
Ed McCune
Kenston
McCune
Bob’ Gliatta
Pat Welfle
Steve Kuhl
HWT
Gliatta
Doyle Kiser
Circleville
Kuhl
Welfle
Ed Evans
Bellaire St. John
Mike Webb
Trenton Edgewood
Mag Editor To Talk To Trucker Matteucci At Banquet
Vincent Matteucci Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine Editor will guest speak at the Norwalk Wrestling Banquet on March 22 at the VFW Hall. A former state champion wrestler, he remains active refereeing high school and college matches and this weekend will work at the state tournament. He also officiates professional matches on TV.
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Vincent Matteucci
the Plain Dealer
Norwalk
Matteucci
Mistaken Identity Apology in Friday's Norwalk Paper
The Reflector apologizes to Nancy Fauber for misidentifying her as Leslie Maxwell, another Norwalk cheerleader, in Friday's issue. The correction clarifies Fauber's identity and extends regrets for the error.
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Reflector
Nancy Fauber
Norwalk
Miss Fauber
Leslie Maxwell
Seneca East Routs St. Peter's to Reach Norwalk District Final
Seneca East beat Mansfield St. Peter's 62 to 52 to advance to the Norwalk Class A District final. Striking from the line the Tigers earned points while St. Peter's shot 24 of 61. Tom Gross led St. Peter's with 19 and Curt Shoup topped Seneca East with 16. Old Fort and Seneca East meet tonight at 7:30 at the junior high school for the championship.
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Bucyrus
Seneca East
Norwalk
Mansfield St. Pete’s
Seneca
Tigers
Mansfield
Spartans
Tom Gross
St. Peter’s
Chris Jackson
Curt Shoup
Rick Smith
Old Fort
Willard Falls To Lexington In District Tourney
Willard High School ends season at 8-13 after a 62 55 loss to Lexington. Dean Moll leads Flashes with 22 points, while Lexington’s Steve Keck scores 18 to pace the Minutemen who hit 32 of 44 free throws.
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GALION — _ Willard
Lexington
Minutemen
Steve Schlatter
Steve Schwan
Tom Frye
Flashes
Willard
Mike Bourma
Dean Moll
Schwan
Steve Keck
Lexington — Keck
Medwich
Pigman
Janosko
Durbin
Davis
Willard — Buurma
Moll
Schlatter
Wiers
Hutchinson
Pitching Key To Tribe's Future
Cleveland Indians owner Al Dark stresses pitching as the lineup backbone for 1971. Sam McDowell and Steve Hargan headline a young staff while Alan Foster Ray Lamb and others compete for two open spots. Dunning and Ballinger show promise amid spring training conditioning questions.
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Dark
McDowell
Steve Hargan
Indians
Alan Foster
Ray Lamb
Dodgers
Duke Sims
Foster
Lamb
Los Angeles
Rick Austin
Rich Hand
Phil Hennigan
Steve Dunning
Mark Ballinger
Dunning
Stanford
Ballinger
Reno
California
Flyer GAA Maintains Unbeaten Run With South Central
The St. Paul varsity GAA improved to 4-0 with a 41-16 win over South Central as Michele Mushett had 18 points and Jan McGuckin 13. Sue Rice led the Trojans with seven. In the opener, Flyer reserves defeated South Central 30-23 led by Jan Collins with 12 points while Jewel Parrot scored 16 for South Central.
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St. Paul Varsity Gaa
South Central
Michele Mushett
Jan McGuckin
Flyers
Sue Rice
Trojans
Flyer
Jan Collins
Jewel Parrot
Flyer IV
Hawks Beat Cavaliers as Maravich Stars in Cleveland
Pete Maravich scored 13 of 22 from the floor to lead the Atlanta Hawks past the Cleveland Cavaliers 119-107 before 8,341 at the arena. The Hawks extended their win streak to six and moved into second in the Central division. John Warren scored 20, while Walt Wesley and Bobby Smith added 23 and 22 for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
UPI
Pete Maravich
Atlanta Hawks
Louisiana State
Hawks
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Atlanta
Maravich
Cavs
Cavaliers
Bill Fitch
Lengyel Named New Marshall Football Coach
Lengyel, former Wooster College head coach, will take over at Marshall University after the plane crash that killed Rick Tolley and 74 others. The Akron native will appoint three assistants and brings a track record of turning Wooster into an Ohio Conference champion.
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Huntington
W. Va
UPI
Wooster
Ohio
Jack Lengyel
Marshall University
Lengyel
Rick Tolley
Marshall
Akron
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Stripes
Bob Whetherwoll
Ohio High School State
Pugh
Ly Ek
Rockwell
R&l
Rockwell Delta
Wakeman
Bill Bouck
Darryl Smith
St. John’s Arena
Ohio State
Bouck
Rich Stalmacher
Plain City
Tim Wilson
Columbus DeSales
Smith
Weimnan
Workhorse
Rockwell _ 10
Mag
Matmew
VFW Hall
Tee
H & R Block
BLOCK
America
Main ST
Tiffin Sandusky
Benedict
Lawson
S. Main Oberlin
Sat. & Son
Sharper Tigers
St. Pete
Brown
Shoup
Depuret
Gillette
ST. Peter's
Gross
Jackson
Baki
Spognardi
Dave Pigman
Tim Davis
Wynford Tonight
Galton
Tribe
Tucson, Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Sam McDowell
Baltimore Orioles
al Dark
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Yankees
Washington Senators
Flyer Gaa Downs SC
Friendly Corners
Fisher
Schneider's
T.J
W.F.W. Auxiliary
Battles Insurance
Comet Cleaners
Schild’s
IGA
Leeds
Fine Foods
Saginaw Wire
Dick's Lawn Mower
B. Griffith
R. Reichert
M. Chaffee
V. Suhr
T. Shibley
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