Lorain County Class A Tourney Opens With Triple Header
Lorain County Class A tournament opens at Clearview High with a Friday night triple header after Columbia defeated Avon 72 51 and Brookside beat LaGrange 65 59. Semifinal action follows February 20 with Firelands facing Columbia Avon winner and Ridgeville Brookside LaGrange winner meeting, then a February 21 final. Ridgeville defending champion with 98 match record and top seed status led by Harold DeNardi Steve Klemen Jack Piskura Dan Opfer and Andy Minda. LaGrange youngest team led by Gary Weigs Gene Paluch. Avon missing Dan Hayes due to eye injury.
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Columbia-Avon Wanner
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Chronicle - Telegram
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Dick Levits
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Steve Klemen
Jack Piskura
Dan Opfer
Andy Minda
Sherm Tyree
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Bill Johnson
Ron Rieth
Larry Gornall
Klemén
Hander
Harris Youngblood
Bill Garner
Tim McMullen
Wayne Silver
Gary Weigs
Gene Paluch
Soph Ron Smink
van Pasadyn
Weigl
Wildcat
Dan Hayes
Hayes
Eagles
Final high school basketball predictions slate
Tomorrow night Buckeye Conference Elyria to finish undefeated by 11 over Majior Harding Lorain to post best record by 1 over Findlay Sandusky to beat Fremont Ross by 14 North Central Elyria Catholic over Cleveland Our Lady of Lourdes by 2 Lakeland Margaretta over Clearview by 3 Amherst over New London by 4 Wellington over Vermilion by 1 Southwestern Bay to win title by 18 Madina over Oberlin by 10 North Olmsted over Olmsted Falls by 13 Rocky River over Westlake by 2 Huron over Midview by 12 Townsend Wakeman over Milan by 13 Saturday Lorain St Mary over Cleveland St John Cantius by 11 Lorain over Lakewood by 6 Huron over Milan by 18 Greenwich over New London by 8
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Lakeland
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Fairview
Madina Ove
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Cleveland St. John Cantius
Lakewood
Huron
Milan
Greenwich
Marion
Findlay
Fremont
Cleve
Lourdes
Margaretts
Oberlin
Medina
Barons Triumph In Turbulent Overtime Victory
The Cleveland Barons snapped a losing streak with a 54 overtime win over Springfield in the American Hockey League. Michel LaBadie scored the decisive goal at 2:06 of sudden death after Cleveland tied late, as coach Jackie Gordon pulled DuFour and Mazur scored with extra attackers. Cleveland sits in third, nine points behind Buffalo and five behind Hershey.
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Elyria Pioneers Impress As Bates Talks Up Team
Elyria High School's boxketball squad, led by coach Harold Andreas Bates, defeated Elyria 62 to 51 last Friday. Bates praised the Pioneers as a strong draw, noting their growth this season and comparing them favorably to prior powers like East Tech and Columbus North. He cited Salem and Cathedral rivals as examples of the level of competition in the region.
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East
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Salem
East Tewh
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College Results across regions show mixed scores
A scrambled recap lists numerous college basketball results with teams such as Velmore beating Villainus 72 to 57 and Buffalo UO defeating Foranty 40 to 102. Other entries include Rhode Island 3 over Massachusetts at Fordham 50, CCNY 79 at Downventure 50, and Rutgers 56 over West Virginia. Multiple mismatched names and stray numbers suggest OCR noise.
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Byrd Lifts Marshall In 74 73 MAC Thriller
Leo Byrd tipped in the winning basket in the final seven seconds as Marshall defeated Ohio University 74 73 in a Mid American Conference game at Athens. Byrd scored 27 points to pace the Thundering Herd and help secure the close victory amid a slate of MAC results.
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al Weer
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Puck Tourney Set At Lorain
In Elyria YMCA Men's House Basketball League action the Dribblers beat the Passers 62 to 61, the Swishers defeated the Commissioners 49 to 46, and the Foulers downed the Maulers. Ernie Webb led the Passers with 22 points, Les Freemiun scored 28 for the Dribblers, and Phil Young added 20 for the Foulers.
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Kansas State Scores 70 as Boozer Tops Rim in Narrow Victory
Kansas State star Boozer poured in 70 points and added 20 rebounds as the Wildcats pushed past St. Louis 36-35 in a dramatic late-night intertitle. The performance highlighted a busy night of college hoops with Texas Christian and Kansas State also winning to widen conference leads.
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Brown Keeps Lightweight Title In Unimpressive Defense
World lightweight champion Joe Brown defeated challenger Russo by unanimous decision in Houston after three months since last bout and seven months since title defense. Brown, 32, sought a knockout and plans another fight next month while Russo absorbed cuts and ground early and late.
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Scholastic and Conference Schedules Across Districts
District and conference matchups are listed with venues and times including Buckeye Marion Elyria Lorain Findlay and more. Notable pairings include Lorain County Tournament Columbia vs Avot 6 30 p m and Medina County Tournament Black River vs Sevile 8 20 p m with several school clashes across Lakeland and Southwestern Conferences.
Teague Dies In Speedway Crash At Daytona Beach
Veteran racer Mar shall Teague died during practice at Daytona Beach International Speedway as he pursued a new world speed record in his Sumar Special. The 210 pound driver was ejected through the canopy when his car nosed and somersaulted end over end. Doctors said he died almost instantly.
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Teague
Tony Bettenhausen
Italy
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