Sectional dates released Elyria Lorain tourney clash set
Elyria seeded team ELYRIA drawn to meet Lorain Steelmen in a February 26 8 30 p m sectional clash at Admiral King High School. Midview faces Strongsville February 26 with a possible Midview Admiral King meeting March 3.
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Inland Conference race heats up for top scorer
Columbia has clinched the Inland Conference basketball title while the battle for top scorer continues. Raiders star Dan Hagen led from the start, with Lutheran West’s Mark Radke close behind as the race remains undecided.
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Area scoring leaders duel for titles across conferences
Hagen tops area scoring with 25.8 average in 13 league games while Daniels could clinch the Firelands crown with a big Friday against South Amherst. In Lakeland, Wilford leads at 18.4 with Parrish closing, and new top five members Spen cer and Whitney join. Other races near finished include May steering the Buckeye Conference and Tully leading North Central.
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Mudcat Grant Eyes Return to Cleveland Indians
Veteran pitcher Jim Mudcat Grant, who began with Cleveland in 1954, was invited by Tribe president Gabe Paul to spring training in Tucson for a free agent tryout. Grant, 16 year veteran, spent last season with the Pirates before a trade back to Oakland and release.
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Six Elyria fighters reach Cleveland in Golden Gloves
Six Elyria Gold en Gloves champions advanced to the Cleveland tournament last night with four finals wins. Two more advanced automatically for inaction in their weight classes as special awards went to Joe Gentile and locals Ron Tillman Napoleon Camel. Tillman beat Kelly King in the premiere bout and earned the Alva Miller Award. Camel defeated Bo Stafford to win the Harry Hughes Award. Gentile Athletic Club members Bobby Wright and Girrard Maxwell also won.
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Columbia Climbs in Class A Rankings as 17 0 Raiders Lead
Columbia remains a top contender in Class A with a 17 0 record and 143 points landing them fourth in the AP ratings. Marion Pleasant trails with 104 points, while other area schools like Waverly Steubenville Catholic and Navarre Fairlata notch 10 or more points as the field tightens. In Class AAA, Celina leads over Boardman as Findlay sits 15 2, with Boardman undefeated in state play aside from a late loss to Farrell High.
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Parkhill rejects pro basketball offers at UVa
Virginia star Barry Parkhill announced he will finish college after spurning agents seeking him to turn pro. The junior guard, averaging 22.7 points, said he aims to represent the United States in the Olympics and will try out after receiving Hank Iba's invitation.
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Carr Emerges as Rookie of Note for Cavaliers
Cleveland fans praise Austin Carr as the Cavaliers rise with his 27 points in a 136 121 loss to Detroit. Coach Earl Lloyd notes Carr is not yet in mid season form but calls him a standout. Pistons guard Dave Bing says Carr could become rookie of the year as he leads Cleveland with a 19.1 point average.
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Northbrook celebrates Olympic speed skaters with ecstatic turnout
Anne Henning and Dianne Holum returned to Northbrook after their Sapporo success to a traffic clogged welcome in Meadow Hill Park. Mayor Daley greeted them with roses and a band, as streets honked and residents cheered the Olympic heroines and three other team members.
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Oakland Ace Vida Blue Fires Eight Shutouts Last Season
Oakland Athletics pitcher Vida Blue delivered eight shutouts in the prior season, dominating opposing lineups with a strong run of dominant performances and solid pitching across the year.
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