Cavaliers face daunting push for NBA playoffs amid slump
In a season entering the homestretch, Cleveland faces slim playoff odds after a December slide and reduced road success. Fans and balance of scoring effort shift as last year's team dynamics fade, with growing doubt about post-season contention and renewed focus on turning the tide.
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Central Catholic Ironmen Focus On Early Season Comeback
Elyria Catholic remains a potential equalizer as Central Catholic vows to rebound after setbacks to Lake Catholic and John Marshall. Coach Joe LaBella cites need for sharper shooting and a strong first quarter to counter Cathedral Latin and Holy Name losses, with players showing poise and improved confidence amid a tough schedule.
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Iowa edges Buckeyes in overtime for Big Ten win
Iowa staved off Ohio State 74-70 in overtime as Carl Wulfsberg sank two free throws with 19 seconds left to seal the victory. Lute Olson praised late resilience while Ohio State, 2-10 in conference, suffered its eighth straight loss.
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Elyria Maintains Third In AP Class AAA Poll
Elyria High holds third in the AP Class AAA statewide basketball ratings. The Pioneers sit at 15-0 and trail Barberton and Columbus Linden-McKinley in a crowded top tier. Elyria aims for its 16th win tonight at Marion Harding as local rivals Lorain Catholic and Elyria Catholic compete amidst scattered points across Class AA and Class A rankings.
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Boxing show highlights and scores from Elyria tourney
After last week's protests over a bad decision officials limited score viewing to judges and the referee. In the 147 open division Mansfield's Chris Carney defeated Danny McGee of the Youth Center to strong crowd ovations. Charles Williams of Mansfield beat Akron's Jack Fain in a non tourney exhib ition and drew the crowd into applause when announced as the winner. Williams was labeled as a rising prospect. Elyria ref Tillman, who officiated a recent AAU show, noted his presence was missing in print due to an oversight. Heavyweight Lowell Xixon failed to defend his title when ring physician Dr Henry Marsico ruled him out. Eight area boxers advanced to the state meet: Daniel Caldera Francis Velasquez Wilfredo Velasquez John Ross Gerard Maxwell Leon Spears Mike Johnson Claude Jackson.
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Oberlin Girls rout Clearview as Mihalic out with flu
Oberlin blasted Clearview 64 to 14 in Lakeland Conference action without Diane Mihalic. Deb Bryant led Oberlin with 20 points and 14 rebounds, while Owens added 12 points and 17 rebounds. Clearview’s Sheila Fortner scored four and Deb Suppa three as Mihalic’s absence hampered the Indians. The teams had met before with Oberlin winning, and Clearview now stands 7-13 in conference. Oberlin travels to Midview at 3:30 tomorrow.
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Pro hockey night wrap with scattered results
Fragmentary scores include Buffalo 7 over Toronto and Vancouver 1 over New York. Other lines mention Montreal at Boston, Chicago versus Toronto, and Vancouver at Boston with uncertain teams and locations.
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Nixon disqualification over doctor ruling headlines Lorain win
Lorain's Roger Stafford is eliminated for failing to appear on time last night while President Nixon faces a disqualification ruling by the medical examiner. DON NORRIS
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Changes on cage card for local boys basketball schedule
Several additions and corrections to this week’s boys high school basketball schedule. Clearview moves a game with Vermilion to tomorrow at Vermilion Junior High. Oberlin game shifts to Oberlin. Middies host Brookside tomorrow then face North Ridgeville Saturday at North Ridgeville Middle. Bay Rockets move to Avon Lake tomorrow then Bay versus Medina at Rocky River High. Ticket sales announced at Rocket games.
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Darnwood Shows Progress At Northfield Park In Snowy Race
Darnwood, a 5 year old driven by Don Irvine Jr, scored his third straight win in a 1 16 mile trotting match at Northfield Park as 2,478 race fans watched. Lew Donlin and Coal Crest trailed while Meadow Margy paid $809.40 on 40-1 odds. The program also noted pacing events with Betsy Jo over Roger Per 3d and Gene’s Coffee among near-wins, plus a 40-1 War Arrow effort by Norm Lockwood and Northco Belle’s second straight showing. Direct America led late in the third race with Zamboanga going off stride.
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North Ridgeville tops Brookside in Lakeland girls action
North Ridgeville nurse led by Vickie Holbrook with 15 points and Kathy Chriss grabbing seven rebounds in a 29 34 victory over Brookside in Lake land Conference girls basketball Monday. Also noted are horse racing results and betting payoffs from a separate card.
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College Scores From A Wide Range Of Matches
A jumble of scores from various colleges across ongoing games includes East Banzles beating Babson 56 to 2, Brandeis 78 over Forts 76, Colgate 80, Ithaca 67, Mercy 98 over NY Poly 85, and many more. Other notable results feature St Francis Pa 6, Kent St 63 over St Anselm 73, Auburn 76 over Van Wertz 72, Campbell 72 over Chattanooga 82, and several tight finishes across the Northeast and Midwest with teams like George St 85 and Samford 84. The day showcases a broad spectrum of wins and losses across conferences and regions.
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Middie Gals Fall to North Olmsted 44 29
North Olmsted used fast break and rebounding to beat Midview 44 29 in a non league game. Midview played without two starters Deb Romantic and Gail Johnson with four minutes left in the fourth quarter. Pat Schallenbacher scored 14 for Midview and Mary Beth Niemitz 16 for North Olmsted.
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Cavs face Walton sidelined Blazers in Cleveland
Portland coach Jack Ramsay said Bill Walton is out with an inflamed Achilles tendon and is not sure when he will return. Walton has missed three weeks and may only play if recovery goes well. Portland plans a four game road trip starting in Cleveland tonight at the Coliseum.
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Elyria High Faces Marion in Tough Buckeye Clash
Elyria High enters a crucial Buckeye Conference clash with Marion led by center Richard Montague and forward Steve Lindquist. Marion plans to jam the lane and rely on a physical inside game, while Elyria counters with a robust press and balanced scoring. Fouls and defense will decide as Montague aims to exploit the high post against Elyria. The game follows Elyria's 13-0 start and features a crowded emotional atmosphere as both teams chase a key league win.
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Elyria West Wildcats Travel for Back-to-Back Games
Elyria West hosts Columbia Friday and Avon Saturday to close its regular season at Wickham Brunswick Enyria Wen. The listing shows starting lineups including Sam John, Ken Humphineys, Wes Raloumib and Dan Price among others, with player numbers and positions as printed in the roster.
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