Hall of Fame nominees raise female question in Elyria
Bernice Gwin questions why no woman qualifies for the Elyria Hall of Fame while Jeri Pomeroy earns a nod. The Hall board notes efforts to recruit more female candidates and closes this year's nominations, with a hint of next year. Also, Kent State hockey players Don Chapel and Jerry Johnstone prep for a game at Oberlin with Kent State ties. A Chicago Tribune error mislabels Akron Coliseum as Cleveland. Ohio's revised criminal code targets golf score fraud, prompting cautions from the Cleveland District Golf Association about possible enforcement and lawsuits during the season.
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Bernice Gwin
Jerry
Bernice
Jeri Pomeroy
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High
Don Chapel
Jerry Johnstone
Kent State University
Oberlin
Kent
Cincinnati
Johnstone
Cleveland District Golf Assn
Henry Meiers
Elyria leads AP prep hoops. Firelands drops out
Elyria rises to 11th in Class AAA with a 16-1 record as Firelands falls from the AA rankings. Ashland earns top seed in Brackets III and IV of the Ashland College Class AAA Sectional, opening rounds Feb 18 with Mansfield Madison and Sandusky Perkins. The article lists multiple district and sectional pairings, seeds, and points across Class AAA and AA, noting Elyria's proximity to the Top 10 and Ashland’s advancement toward the Bowling Green District.
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Associated Press
Elyria
Pioneers
Firelands
Falcons
Lorain Catholic
Norwalk St. Paul
Clearview
Ashland High
Elyria High
Ashland
Galion
Mansfield Madison
Mansfield Malabar
Sandusky Perkins
Fremont Ross
Mansfield Senior
Tiffin Columbian
Sandusky
Bellevue
Malabar-Madison
Mansfield St.Tiffin
Perkins-Fremont
Sandusky-Bellevue
Bowling Green
Ohio Northern
Elida
Indiana perfect Tide and Kentucky near showdown in SEC race
No. 4 Kentucky crushed Auburn 119-76 while No. 1 Indiana stretched win streak to 26 with a 69-54 win over Minnesota. No. 16 Notre Dame beat Air Force 99-66 as Adrian Dantley scored 49 points for the Irish. Alabama, Purdue, and Iowa also posted wins or losses amid a packed SEC/Big Ten night.
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Minnesota
Notre Dame
Adrian Dantley
Air Force
Kevin Grevey
Kentucky
Wildcats
Alabama
Charles Russell
Charles Cleveland
Rickey Brown
Leon Douglas
Scott May
Quinn Buckner
Hoosiers
Mark Lansberger
Purdue
Buckeyes beat Iowa as four players sit suspension talk persists
Ohio State defeats Iowa 75-69 behind Bill Andreas 22 and Craig Taylor 21, while coach Fred Taylor refuses to discuss suspensions of four players including Mark Bayless and Andy Stiegemeier. OSU led most of the game, outscored Iowa at the foul line, and improved to 12-10 overall, 6-6 in the conference amid emotional turmoil.
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OSU
Fred Taylor
Mark Bayless
Steve Wenner
Andy Stiegemeier
Terry Burris
Taylor
Buckeyes
Iowa Hawkeyes
Bayless
Stiegemeier
Iowa City
Iowa
Bill Andreas
Craig Taylor
Larry Bolden
Dan Weston
College Basketball Scores Snapshot Across Several Schools
A wide range of results from Ohio State past Iowa and Akron over Kent State, to West Virginia State topping Wilberforce. Other winners include Carnegie Mellon over Case Western Reserve, New Haven down St Joseph's Me, Drew over Ursinus, and Fairfield defeating 5t Francis Pa. Multiple OT and close games appear with Kentucky, Duke, Vanderbilt, Georgia, LSU, Furman, Old Dominion, and others posting varied margins.
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OSU
Iowa
Akron
Kent State
West Virginia State
Wilberforce
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Ohio Northern
Wittenberg
Ohio College
Case Western Reserve
John Carroll
East St. Vincent
Elon
Old Dominion
Roanoke
Kentucky St
Midwest
Triana
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Air Force
Wisconsin
Minos
Ohio St
Town
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Buffalo
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Detroit
E.minois
Millikin
New Orleans
Wis-Parkside
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E Tex. Bapt
W. Texas St
Wichita St
Lamar
Texas-Ar
Southview Girls Edge Elyria Catholic In Tight Clash
Southview outlasted Elyria Catholic 54 to 46 as Doreen Losh and Diane Biber sealed the win with late free throws and a breakaway basket. Biber scored 25, Losh contributed key late points, and the Saints overcame a halftime deficit to improve to 3-3 while Elyria Catholic fell to 2-2.
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Southview
Elyria Catholic
Saints
Panthers
Ann Farrell
Panther
Farrell
Losh
Diane Biber
Biber
Lorain Catholic
Elyria
Pistons Overhauled by Lanier Bench in Milwaukee Loss
In Milwaukee, Detroit benched Bob Lanier early as the Bucks exploited foul trouble to win 130 to 109. Kareem Abdul Jabbar dominated Lanier’s replacements with 39 points and strong all around play. Milwaukee moved within a game and a half of third place Kansas City Omaha in the Midwest Division. New Orleans beat Atlanta 96-89, while Utah Stars defeated Virginia Squires 97-90 in ABA action.
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Bob Dandridge
Bucks
Big Cat
Milwaukee Mice
Lanier
Pistons
National Basketball Association
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Dandridge
NBA
New Orleans Jazz
Atlanta Hawks
American Basketball Association
Utah Stars
Virginia Squires
Jabbar
Jim Davis
George Trapp
Kansas City-Omaha
Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
New York
Philaphia
Washington
Houston
Cleveland
Aanta
Orleans
Chicago Detroit
K.cormada
Golden St. Pacific
Seattle
Phoenix
Portland
L.angeles
New Orleans
Atlanta
Golden State
Los Angeles
Kentucky
St.Louis
Memphis
Virginia
Denver
Indiana
Utah
San Diego
Steinlay
Winquesday
Racers Edge Cougars In WHA East Battle
Indianapolis Racers defeated the Chicago Cougars 4 to 1 in a WHA East division game. Andy Brown backstopped the victory after a 7-5 loss at Toronto, facing 29 Chicago shots as Nick Harbaruk, Bucky Buchanan, Bob Sicinski, and Jimmy Johnson scored for the Racers.
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Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Indianapolis Racers
Chicago Cougars
RACER
Andy Brown
Toronto
Cougars
Racers
Chicago
Gary MacGregor
Dave Dryden
Nick Harbaruk
Bucky Buchanan
Bob Sicinski
Jimmy Johnson
Black River Girls Rally Past New London 46 to 28
Black River girls beat New London 46 to 28 in a Fire Lands Conference game. Sandy Kelly poured in 24 points to lead the Pirates, while Pat Winiski had 13 for the Wildcats. Black River improves to 3-2 and faces South Central on Monday.
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New London
Sandy Kelly
Pirates
Pat Wininski
Wildcats
River
South Central
Kelly
Hall
Zeigler
Oll
Fredericks
McCaslin
Handley
Blankenshop
Winaski
Lilly
Phillips
Osterland
Avon Girls Rally Past South Amherst 40-21
Avon girls defeated South Amherst 40-21 in Inland Conference action. Lisa Bommer led Avon with 10 points while Donna Palmer paced South Amherst with 11 points.
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Lisa Bommer
South Amherst
Donna ‘Palmer
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Palmer
Mason
Riley
Ryant L.bommer
Sliman
Simon
Griffith Peternel
Quart
Racers Hopeful After Rally as Buchanan Sets Tone
Buchanan scored to snap a 1-1 tie and put the Racers ahead for good. He said the team is playing well and could reach the playoffs if they win enough of their remaining games, aiming to win at least 13 of the last 26 and act as a spoiler for others.
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