Cavaliers rally past Trail Blazers in late burst
Cleveland overcame a halftime deficit to beat Portland 98 90 as Jim Chones led with 26 points nine rebounds and five other Cavaliers contributed. Ringo Smith Jim Cleamons and Foots Walker sparked the fourth quarter surge while Petrie Wicks paced Portland with 25 each.
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Larry Steele
Geoff Petrie
Sidney Wicks
Portland
Blazers
Cleveland
Jim Chones
Cavs
Petrie
Fitch
Ringo Smith
Jim Cleamons
Foots Walker
Clea
Trail Blazers Cavaliers
Bingo Smith
John Johnson
Dwight Davis
Bill Walton
Dick Snyder
Geof Petrie
Barry Clemens
Jim Brewer
LaRue Martin
Fred Foster
Lloyd Neal
Campy Russell
Phil Lumpkin
Steve Patterson
Greg Smith
Foots
Walker Rt
Walton Leaves Portland Game With Bone Chip Reoccurrence
Bill Walton played 13 minutes before exiting midway through the second period due to a reoccurrence of the bone chip in his foot. He was 0 for 3 from the floor with five rebounds and four assists as Portland faced the Cavs. The Cavaliers visit the Kansas City-Omaha Kings tomorrow, while Bill Fitch is advised to study the box score first thing.
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Bill Walton
Cavs
Nate Archibald
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Bill Fitch
Elyria Earns Top Seed in Lorain Class AAA Tourney
Elyria High, a state-ranked powerhouse and 14 time sectional champion in 18 years, earned the No 1 seed in the Lorain Class AAA Sectional District Basketball Tournament. Admiral King, the host school, was slated as the runner up after a wide voting margin.
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Lorain
Elyria High
Pioneers
Admiral King
Elyria Pioneers Sealed No 1 Seed In Admiral King Sectional
Elyria coach Mike Riley sees top seed honors as earned by their 14 1 record and 16 of 17 first place votes. The Pioneers open February 21 against Medina 3 12 and aim for a third straight sectional title while respecting strong rivals in four brackets. Admiral King selects Midview as its first opponent with games set through February 27 and March 1 culminating in a March 8 district final at Lorain.
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Lorain
Mike Riley
Elyria
Pioneers
Riley
Medina
Bees
Admiral King
Mitch Gillam
Midview
Fremont
Southview
Gillam
Admirals
Cloverleaf
North Olmsted
King
North Ridgeville
Westlake
Lakewood
Southview High
Kent
Columbus
Lakewood St. Edward
Rocky River
Amherst
Fairview
Elyria-Medina
Amherst-Fairview
Lakewood-Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Bay
Ridgeville
Brunswick
Strongsville
Only
Berea
Cleveland West Tech
Little Giants
Miller
Buckeye
Fenton Surges To Lead Copenhagen Open Bowling Tourney
Bobby Fenton, a 20 year old Los Angeles sophomore, storms from 17th to lead the Copenhagen Open with 5,939 pins and a 41 pin edge over Roy Buckley. Larry Laub and Earl Anthony fail to reach the semifinals after disqualification and a narrow miss.
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Cleveland
Bobby Fenton
Los Angeles
Larry Laub
San Francisco
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Laub
Anthony
Fenton
Roy Buckley
Columbus
Ohio
Mark Roth
Brooklyn
N.Y
Buckley
Ed DiTolla
Crusaders Blank Blades As Walker Leads Cleveland Rout
Cleveland Crusaders defeated the Baltimore Blades 4-0 in WHA action. Russ Walker scored twice, with goals in the second and final periods. Goalie Cheevers posted the shutout for Cleveland while Hoganson stopped all Baltimore shots. Injuries sidelined Jim Harrison and Paul Shymr for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ward
NeDonough
Cardwell
LeDuc
McDonough
Cle
LeBlanc
Bal
Walker
Lefuc
Erickson
Che
Major
Bredin
Baltimore
Cheevers
Hoganson
Russ Walker
Ron Ward
Steve Cardwell
Crusaders
Jim Harrison
Paul Shymr
Navratilova Aims To Repeat Victory Over Evert In Ohio
Martina Navratilova meets Chris Evert in the quarterfinals of a 75000 prize event in Richfield Ohio after reversing Francine Durr. Evert won her opening match 6 3 6 1 and vows to attack from the baseline as she eyes another deep run.
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Richfield
Ohio
UPI
Martina Navratilova
Chris Evert
Evert
Washington
Miss Navratilova
Miller dominates as rivals praise his golf feat
Johnny Miller runs 49 under par through Tucson and Phoenix Opens while rivals, led by John Mahaffey, commend his high standards. Tom Shaw tops second round with 66, tying McLendon and others as the desert golf event spans Tamarisk, Bermuda Dunes, Indian Wells, and La Quinta courses.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Johnny Miller
Miller
John Mahaffey
King Muller
Tucson
Phoenix
Tom Shaw
Mac McLendon
McLendon
Mahaffey
Bill Rogers
Bruce Crampton
Miller Barber
Tom Jenkins
Rogers
Crampton
Barber
Jenkins
Shaw
Tamarisk
Bermuda Dunes
Indian Wells
la Quinta
Elyria Fremont Rivalry Reignites Buckeye Clash Tonight
The 1966 Buckeye Conference champions Elyria host Fremont in a bid for the outright title as Fremont seeks a 10th win. Coaches Riley and Miller emphasize discipline and adaptation as Fremont rides momentum and Elyria analyzes past games to counter Fremonts height and pressure.
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Elyria
Fremont
Pioneers
Kenny Miller
Miller
TV Guide: Major Sports Lineup Across Channels Tonight
Tonight features USA versus West Germany in International Gymnastics at 10 30 p m on Channel 25. Tomorrow offers South Carolina against Notre Dame at 1 p m on Channel 3 with Pro Bowlers Tour prize event on Channel 5 23 at 3 30 p m. Sunday includes CBS Sports Spectacular events and NHL NBA and other showcases on multiple channels with Bob Hope Desert Classic listed.
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USA
West Germany
South Carolina
Notre Dame
Palm Springs
Calif
CBS Sports Spectacular
NHL
Canadiens
Sabres
NBA
Knicks
Celtics
Lakers
Pistons
College hoops scores wrap across regions
Annual roundup of men’s college basketball results by region with scores. Teams include East Lafayette over Colgate, Rutgers over Syracuse, Maryland over Fordham, St Johns over Niagara, Cincinnati over South Florida, Florida State over Jacksonville, Old Dominion over Washington and Lee, West Virginia over Fairmont, Tennessee State over Kentucky State, Richmond over William & Mary, Drake over Bradley, Louisville over Wichita State, Augustana over Dakota, Tulsa over North Texas, Tex-Arlington over Louisiana Tech, McNeese over Lamar, New Mexico State over St Louis, Washington over California, Stanford over Washington State, Seattle over New Reno, Idaho State over Northern Arizona.
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East Lafayette
Colgate
Rutgers
Syracuse
Maryland
Fordham
St. John's
N.Y
Niagara
South Cincinnati
S Florida
Fla St
Jacksonville
Old Dominion
Wash. & Lee
W. Va
Fairmont
Tenn. St
N. Kentucky
Kentucky St
Uw-Parkside
Augustana
Dakota
Shaw
Southwest Tulsa
North Texas
Tex-Arlington
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Trail Blazers
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Harry Groman
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Russ Dean
Southview High School
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World Hockey Association
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Martina
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France
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Russia
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Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Mima Jansovec
Margaret Court
Julie Heldman
Mona Schallau
Iowa City
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Jim Barr
Doug Riley
Muskingum College
Don Hostler
Mark Celek
Dave Fahrbach
Clint Harris
Gary Clark
Fred Balser
Belch
Jim Flower
Richard Montague
Bckster Dames
Matt Merkle
Fremnnt
John Smith
Doug Cheadle
Bob Ford
Neal
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Ken Oberholtzer
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Findlay
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