Scarlet Warriors Nail Tie For Second Straight S W Conference Title
AIRVIEW High School's Scarlet Warriors clinched a tie for the South western Conference title with a 68 43 win over Rocky River Pirates at Rocky River Friday night. The Fairview five improved to 10 0 as they dominated after a slow start, with Rocky River offering brief resistance in the opening period.
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Haury's Free Toss Gives Liverpool Narrow 50-49 Victory
In a Medina County Class B League match, Liverpool edged Westfield 50-49 after Ted Haury hit the clinching free throw with two seconds left. Duane Brooks led Liverpool with 15 points, while Jim Ramsier poured in 23 for Westfield as Liverpool preserved a one point lead in a tight finish.
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Skating World Championship Wide Open With Button Absent
In Davos Switzerland Jimmy Grogan of Colorado Springs and Cole Hayes Jenkins of Akron lead U S hopes at the world figure skating championship as Dick Button is absent making the event unusually open. Eighty one skaters from eleven countries begin a week long ice festival with the men’s title climaxing on Tuesday.
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North Olmsted tops Westlake in division clash
North Olmsted High School defeated Westlake 77 to 60 to take the West Division Cuyahoga County Basketball League game. Jack Oring led with 22 points, Larry Mattson added 20, and North Olmsted reserves also prevailed 56 to 52 in the preliminary game.
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Tenpin Association Reaches $400 in Fund Campaign
Elyria bowling circles report the Second Annual Banquet of Champions fund drive has reached $400 from 27 leagues with a $800 goal. Banquet chair C G iClark says 14 leagues not yet reported and plans press ahead for a mid May event.
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Fearless Fraley’s Facts and Figures in Sport Parade
In New York Oscar Fraley notes Luke Easter of the Cleveland Indians entering the sausage business in Cleveland while the Indians aim to win the pennant. Also mentions Jack Redmond planning a Mediterranean tour and recalling a head hunter caddy.
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Langlois Upsets Castellani In Madison Square Bout
French lightweight Langlois, included as a courtesy entrant, scored a split decision over Rocky Castellani at Madison Square Garden in a 12-round elimination bout. Langlois earned the win with a first-round knockdown and consistent pressure while Castellani led on some scorecards until the final rounds.
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18 Leading Collegiate Fives Risk Top Records
Seventeen top teams face pivotalTonight in college basketball action as Duke knocks North Carolina from first in the Southern Conference and key matchups loom for NCSU Maryland Wake Forest Cornell Penn Oklahoma Kentucky LSU Baylor Texas Virginia Wyoming Indiana Illinois etc with top-20 implications across the nation.
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Hornets Win 1-0 to Extend Streak Over Providence
Pittsburgh Hornets regain first place in the AHL with a 1-0 victory over Providence Friday. Andy Barbe scored at 5:53 of the third period, breaking a scoreless tie as goalie Gil Mayer earned his third straight shutout and the win streak stretched to nine games.
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Warren St. Marys trounces Elyria Catholic 88 53 on hot home night
Warren St. Marys defeated Elyria Catholic 88 to 53 to set a new school single game scoring record led by Ed Petrolo with 20 points and Tony Rossi 19. Elyria Catholic crash out of the season with a 7th loss in 15 starts as Jancewicz and Schork top Elyria with 17 and 14 points respectively.
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Moose Loop Pin Schedule Action Set for Sunday
The Elyria Moose League schedules three tenpin matches Sunday at 1 PM in the Bowl-O-Drome. Pairings include Steve's Garage versus Kaye's Cafe, Clenix's Market versus No 10 Club, and Cherney's Beverages versus B and B Food Market.
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