Cavaliers fall to Celtics after late rally stalls bid
Cavaliers drop to 45-32 with a 97-89 loss to Boston as Scott remains hot for the Celts, while Cleveland misses a chance to regain first in the Central. Campy Russell leads Cavs with 19 points. Chones 14 as Boston outscores 55-42 on the boards. Footsy Walker out for funeral.
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Jabbar Is MVP Jabbar Is MVP
Kareem Abdul Jabar won his fourth NBA MVP in a close vote, with 409 points to Bob McAdoo’s 393. Dave Cowens and Rick Barry followed, as Jabbar becomes only the second player to win four times, after Bill Russell’s five.
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Busy LaGrange club week with meeting and fish fry plans
A busy week looms for the LaGrange Hunting and Fishing Club with a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at Vet's Hall near Rt. 303 and a fish fry April 12 at Keystone High School from 5 to 8 p.m. Members are urged to help, and the event is open to all. Also noted is a 30 target archery shoot at Columbia Game Club grounds in Columbia Station, with registration 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and awards planned. The report covers wildlife stocking efforts on the Huron River and Coast Guard safety recalls affecting boat models from several manufacturers.
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Fishing conditions in Ohio waterways reported by state division
The Associated Press bulletin lists fishing conditions across Ohio. Muskies, walleyes, crappies, bluegills, bass, catfish, and trout are being caught under varied depths from 1 to 15 feet at reservoirs, rivers, and lakes including Clearfork, Sandusky River, Maumee River, Chagrin River, Tappan, Hoover, Indian Lake, Salt Fork, Piedmont, Rocky Fork, and St Marys with baits like Doll Flies, minnows, wax worms, nightcrawlers, spinners, and lures. boat, shore, and dam areas show best activity in different zones.
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Brewer tied for early lead at Greensboro Open
Gay Brewer and Jim Wiechers topped the field at 5 under par 66 in the Greater Greensboro Open second round run. Brewer said he feels he’s playing as well as ever as Wiechers hopes to improve after a rough start. More than 40 players shot under par in the opening round at Sedgefield despite wind and wet fairways. Lou Graham Dave Stockton and Bob Payne shot 67 to trail.
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Haynie Wins Hole-in-One in LPGA Tour Event
Sandra Haynie fired a hole-in-one on the 165-yard eighth as she shot a two-over 74 in round one of the Winners Circle LPGA tournament in Palm Springs. Kathy McMullen and Susie Maxwell Benning led with 68s as the field chased a record $2.5 million season and upcoming $200,000 events.
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LCCC honors winter athletes at banquet
Lorain County Community College celebrated winter athletes with awards. Larry Vangeloff of Lorain and Ric Schneider of Elyria received second year jackets for Commodore basketball, and Mike Gould earned a second year jacket for SCCC wrestling. Debbie Ksenich was named MVP for Commodore women, with Martha Coultrip as MVP defensive. First year letter jackets went to ten basketball players and six wrestlers.
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