Oberlin High Sets 26-Game Basketball Streak Record
Oberlin High captured its 26th consecutive boys basketball win at North Ridgeville, rewriting area history and surpassing earlier county streaks. Coach Bob Walsh and assistant Ed Dolmar earned praise for building a powerhouse, while Elyria Catholic’s 26 straight football wins echo the odd county standard. Todd Brubaker’s late clutch play against Admiral King highlighted resilience and "never quit" spirit.
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Gainey Returns Sparks Canadiens Rally Over Flames
Montreal captain Bob Gainey returned from a 28 game knee injury to spark a 5-3 win over Calgary. He addressed the team at intermission as Montreal surged for three periods, extending their lead to top the Adams Division with 32 points.
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Purdue Dominates Wichita State in Non-conference Victory
Purdue used three scoring bursts and stifling defense to beat Wichita State 77-61. Melvin McCants led the Boilermakers with 20 points as Eddie Fogler praised Purdue's pressure before noting his team's poor shooting and fouling issues.
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Free throws lift Miami of Ohio past William and Mary
In Williamsburg Virginia Eddie Schilling and Tom Staker each made two late free throws to seal a 60-57 win for Miami of Ohio over William and Mary. Freshman trimill Haywood led the Redskins with 19 points and six rebounds.
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Ueberroth frames baseballs fiscal responsibility at meeting
Ueberroth urged fiscal responsibility as the game faces a chill free agent market and expansion debates. He cited 20 plus of 26 teams losing money and criticized lavish salaries for inactive players while urging financial soundness before expansion. He urged stadium control by baseball and highlighted Jackie Robinson’s 40th anniversary.
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Destiny at Caesars Promises Hagler Leonard Super Fight
Promoters Bob Arum and Caesars Palace plan a 15 300 seat outdoor arena for the April 6 12 round bout. Top ticket price 700 with Hagler set to earn 12 million and Leonard 11 million as hype meets banked money. Leonard two fights in 62 months, Hagler off Mugabi win last March, ages near 31 and 33. Fight hoped to be memorable despite potential fading peak.
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