Wooster at Mount Union in crucial Ohio Conference clash
Wooster visits Mount Union in a must win game for both teams as a Wooster loss and Akron win over Oberlin would move Akron within a half game of the leaders. In the Mid-American race Miami hosts Ohio University while Toledo travels to Western Michigan for key showdowns.
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Bowling Center and Eliminators win final Class B games in season
Bowling Center defeat Lay Chips 70 60 finishing strong in second half while Eliminators beat Green Dragons 71 67 after trailing 39 49 at three quarters. Earl Webb led American League scorers with 818 points. Paul Hershey had 221 for Ternes in the National League.
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Art Williams
Ridge Tool
Tom Beckloff
Russ Leimbach
Ohio Conference race tight as multiple teams contest top spots
The Ohio Conference chase remains open with Miami and Toledo winning key games while Kalamazoo and Hillsdale juggle positions. Otterbein, Kent State, Wittenberg and Cedarville post wins as narrow margins decide standings and playoff implications. Knott sparks Cedarville in late layup win over Ashland.
Local Prep Basketball Roundup Across Fremont Elyria Catholic Franklin
Fremont at Elyma Sandusky at Admiral Gurgit and other Friday prep games feature North Central action with Elyria Catholic versus St Lorain St Matrs at Ca Lourdes and Byzantine at Brat tan nu er. In ninth grade, Jefferson beat Eastern Heights 79 48 as Moe Ross led with 13 points and Karl Kishnan added nine. Finals set for Northwood and East Heights with Jefferson meeting Eastern Heights for the A grade title.
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Ternstedt One Wins Steak Match and Bowling Feats
The annual steak match between Ternstedt No. 1 and No. 2 at Tarry's ended 5,311 to 4,921 in favor of the former. Joe Otten led with 228 189 185 totaling 602 at Bolero Club, while Ray Benson topped the night with a 666 in the All Stars League at Elytia Bowling Center.
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Bill Wickelman
Center Ridge
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Burrell to Jump at NYAC Meet in Madison Square Garden
Otis Burrell the high jumper who won at Seattle indoors says he will compete in the New York Athletic Club track and field meet at Madison Square Garden on February 18.
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Cincinnati stadium eyed as state park site in Cincinnati
Ohio officials plan to study converting the riverfront stadium area at Yeatman s Cove into a state park. Governor Rhodes ordered investigations by the Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation to assess historic value and eligibility for state funds. Estimated basic construction costs run around 6.4 million dollars with a 3.83 million build for a large walkway and facilities to accommodate 5 800 cars.
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Georgia court orders Braves to play in Atlanta this year
A Fulton County Superior Court judge ruled the Atlanta Braves must honor a 23 year contract to use Atlanta Stadium and play in Atlanta this season despite Milwaukee’s opposition. The decision upheld the contract amid litigation and backed city officials and the team’s stance.
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Lions suspend Gail Cogdill amid player discontent
The Detroit Lions indefinitely suspend star end Gail Cogdill after remarks at a Flint meeting criticising coach Harry Gilmer and team leadership. The action follows broader tension as players consider forming a union and seek pay and treatment equity, with no action yet on how long the suspension will last.
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