Blues Franchise Sale Hangs On Saskatoon Move Question
NHL owners convene amid doubt over Ralston Purina plan to sell the St. Louis Blues to a Saskatoon group led by Bill Hunter. A transfer to Saskatoon for 1983-84 requires unanimous approval, with opposition from several owners and unclear final agreement after Saturday talks.
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Blues on the Brink of Relocation as Arena Plans Stall
The hockey city faces a financing puzzle for a new 18 000 seat arena while Ralston Purina weighs selling the Blues after years of losses and weak attendance. A Seattle Tacoma bid and Saskatoon rejection loom as possible moves, threatening NHL stability.
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Wearsch dominates as Elyria flattens Ashland
Elyria beat Ashland 97 to 67 in a non conference game behind Terry Wearsch with six blocked shots and 20 points. The Pioneers led 29 9 after one quarter and finished strong with a 32 point fourth period as five players hit double figures. Elyria set a school record with 42 field goals and improved to 10 7 overall.
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John Dickerson
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Pioneers retain Buckeye Conference wrestling title
Elyria High defended its Buckeye Conference crown with 187 to 131 over Lorain as 12 wrestlers reached finals. Chris Gaston won at 98 pounds, Darren Cannon at 145, Doug Foor at 167, Duke Blakeslee claimed heavyweight, and several others earned podium finishes as the Pioneers extended a winning tradition.
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Elyria High
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Frank Jayne
Chris Gaston
Elyria
Darren Cannon
Rick Heidleburg
Doug Foor
Scott Bryant
Foot
Duke Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Clint Kilmer
Marion
Craig Armstrong
Brad Perkins
Ohio State Edges Wisconsin In Rough Big Ten Win
Ohio State overcame inconsistent play to beat Wisconsin 69 to 62 before 13 443 spectators. Ron Stokes and Granville Waiters led the Buckeyes as they moved to 5-4 in the Big Ten, keeping pace near first place Indiana despite sloppy ballhandling and turnovers by both teams.
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