Havlicek Bids Farewell to Ohio Fans in Norwalk Coliseum
In Norwalk Ohio on Thursday night John Havlicek a Celtics star born in Martins Ferry Ohio announced his retirement after 16 NBA seasons. He plans to be a manufacturers representative work with Wendy’s and do color commentary. Havlicek praised fans and reflected on aging while Celtics fielded questions about the future.
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Indians Aim To Rebuild Win Streak In Exh Battle
Cleveland Indians set to face California Angels with Rick Waits scheduled against Nolan Ryan. In a prior exhibition, Chicago Cubs rallied for six runs in the eighth to beat Cleveland 8-7, with Mick Kelleher and Mike Semper driving in key runs and Cardell Camper tagged for 1/3 of an inning.
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Wrestlers Start Early for Ashland Biddy Tournament
Young competitors in the Ashland Biddy Wrestling tournament gather at 6 30 Saturday morning at the St. Paul social hall. Each wrestler should bring a packed lunch a wrestling uniform or gym shorts a t shirt and gym shoes.
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Barons Aim For Win Over North Stars At Home
Cleveland Barons cling to playoff hopes with nine games left as they host Minnesota North Stars at Richfield Coliseum after a 2 2 tie with Colorado. Coach Jack Evans seeks a stronger tone and improved finish to the season. Snow Trails and Clearfork preview spring ski conditions with lifts operating and weekend hours before season end.
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St. Peter Stops Indian Valley South In Semifinal Duel
Mansfield St. Peter used a patient game plan to slow Indian Valley South and win 49 to 45 in the 56th State High School basketball tournament semifinal. Coach Pat Maurer said the team avoided the running game unless the lead permitted it and finally allowed it after the interval.
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Spartans Hold Narrow Lead in Close NCAA Tournament Game
Spartans built a 48-32 cushion before Rebels coach Charley Huggins rallied them to within four at the finish. The game featured a 9-9 first quarter and a late charge as IVS, led by Kris Kowalski, held on despite tense pressure from St Pete.
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