Ohio top high school hoops leads Avon moves up
Columbus East dominates the Class AA ratings with 25 first place votes as Middletown, Cleveland East, and Toledo Central Catholic trail. Newark climbs to fifth after a 55-51 win over Euclid, while Cincinnati Elder debuts in the top 10 after an 18-game win streak.
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Tournament date changes in Clearview Class A Tenal final
Clearview tournament announces schedule shifts for the Class A Tenal bracket. The lower bracket championship moves from Friday March 1 to Saturday March 2 under director Bruce Bechler. The upper bracket title game remains set for February 29 at Dearview High School.
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Monroe finally shines in hometown homecoming
Earl Monroe led Winston-Salem State alumni to a 121-108 win over Cincinnati as he scored 45 points with 10 field goals and 14 free throws. Hazzard matched a career high by hitting 15 of 26 from the floor and 15 of 16 from the line while Oscar Robertson missed the game for the Royals due to injury.
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Dan Wade Named MVP at Lakeland Conference Meet
Dan Wade of North Ridgeville was named Most Valuable Wrestler at the Lakeland Conference meet held Saturday at Heres. The 112-pound champion Wade also captured the Quick Pin Pager.
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Coaches pair teams for tourney seedings meeting
Area basketball coaches set the Class AA Sectional Tournament seedings at Admiral King High School after a 6 30 p m dinner with Elyria Lorain Admiral King and other schools in the running. The format shifts to non seeded then seeded placements and byes. Elyria Catholic leads with 15 1, Bay 14 2 and Brookside 13 3 records amid speculation on top seed.
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United States Opens 10th Winter Olympics With Large Team
UPI reports the United States entered the 10th Winter Olympics with its largest squad yet though prospects for major gold medals appeared slim. Peggy Fleming leads the team as defending world champion in ladies figure skating, while Tim Wood and Gary Visconti contend for medals in men’s skating. The alpine squad shows promise but is not among favorites, and the women skaters Nagel Rutter and Fortna surface as best hopes. Bobsled teams face strong rivals from Romania Italy and Britain, with Larmney and Huscher seen as best American chances for gold though the Soviet team remains favored to reclaim the title.
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Detroit
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Amelaw
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Warren
U.S
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Manchester
N.H
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Keensville
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Ohio State Nips Indiana On Dan Andreas Late Jumper
Ohio State, ranked 16th in the nation, rallies to beat Indiana 78-77 in Bloomington as Dan Andreas hits a left handed jumper with four seconds left after a setup by Bill Hosket. Steve Howell and Hoocker lead OSU with 18 each while Joyner tops Indiana with 22.
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