Semi Finals Open in Ohio Scholastic Basketball Tournament
Ohio's 45th high school tournament began at St. John Arena with eight Class A and AA teams from 857 entering. Key matchups include Strasburg vs Southeastern and Kalida vs Arcanum in Class A while Linden McKinley faces Canton Lincoln and East Tech meets LaSalle in Class AA. Winners play Saturday and Saturday night for titles. The field features strong powerhouses and upsets loom as Strasburg leads Class A and East Tech is favored in Class AA despite strong challengers.
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Clay's Next Fight May Be His Last If Draft Forces Exit
Cassius Clay faces April induction into the Army after a March 22 title defense with Zora Folley at Madison Square Garden. He weighs options between military service or jail for his Black Muslim beliefs, with potential May and July bouts already on the schedule. Gordie Howe’s shoulder X-rays are negative but he may miss Detroit’s game with Boston.
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Salukis Meet Marquette In NIT Finals At MSG
Southern Illinois reaches the NIT final at Madison Square Garden by defeating Rutgers 79 70 as guard Lloyd and Valvano are held in check after a strong first half. Marquette eliminates Marshall 83 78 to set up Saturday title clash with SIU led by Thompson who scores 28 with 12 rebounds.
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Glass Bar Wins Men's City League Title in Close Finale
Glass Bar defeated Willard 53 49 to clinch the 1966 67 Men s City League title after a tightly contested game tied late. Key scorers were J Irons 19 Hastings 11 for Glass Bar and R Buss 17 Van Poppel 15 for Willard as standings show Glass Bar 16 2 and Willard 14 4.
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Recreation Center Weekly Schedule For March 19
The schedule lists daily activities at the Recreation Center including gym games, fitness programs, volleyball leagues, and student activities. Events span Sunday to Saturday with openings for Explorer Scouts, Toastmasters, and a Good Friday closure.
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Underdog Winston-Salem meets Southwest Missouri State for NCAA final
Winston-Salem N C College upset defending champion Kentucky Wesleyan 82 73 to reach the NCAA college division final against Southwest Missouri State Fri night. Illinois sports wire.
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