Tennis star Noah ends Lendl run in California final
Yannick Noah defeated Ivan Lendl 3-6 6-2 7-5 to end Lendl's 44-match winning streak at the Congleum Classic in California, six shy of Guillermo Villas 1977 modern record. Bettina Bunge captured the Avon Championships of Houston title 6-2 3-6 6-2 over Pam Shriver.
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California
Guillermo Villas
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Pam Shriver
Houston
Erving Sparks 76ers Past Suns On Julius Birthday Charm
Julius Erving scored 28 points and added seven steals to fuel the Philadelphia 76ers 109-102 win over the Phoenix Suns. Maurice Cheeks added four steals as Philadelphia posted 17 takes and 22 points off turnovers, lifting the Sixers to a ninth straight victory and first in the Atlantic Division.
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Kingdome
Nate Archibald
Robert Parish
Jack Sikma
Sikma
Larry Bird
Baldwin Wallace dominates Oberlin to end regular season
Baldwin Wallace clinched a 103-69 home win over Oberlin College to cap the 1981-82 regular season. Wilbur Wilson led BP with 24 points along with Shelley Waters, while Rich Ciarrone added 10. BW finishes 8-5 in the OAC and 16-8 overall. Oberlin ends 0-13 in the league and 1-23 overall as the teams set for the post season opening round Monday.
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Berea
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Lacherry Scelza Cotton Welsh
Stes
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Wiles el Urdy
Siekmeier Turaly
Ta Paine Myne
Otterbein and Ohio Northern earn first-round byes in OAC tourney
The Ohio Northern Polar Bears clinched the Northern Division title with an 11-2 mark after an 89-50 win over Denison, earning a first-round bye. Otterbein, 10-3 in league play, leads the Southern Division and also earns a bye. Opening Northern pairings: Kenyon at Wooster, Mount Union at Heidelberg, Oberlin at Baldwin-Wallace. Otterbein awaits the Kenyon-Wooster winner in the Northern semifinal Wednesday in Wooster. The Southern bracket features Marietta at Denison, Marietta at Muskingum, Capital at Ohio Wesleyan, and Otterbein facing the winner of Ohio Wesleyan-Otterbein with winners meeting in the Southern semifinal Wednesday in Otterbein. The divisional finals are Friday with the tournament title Saturday in Wooster.
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CSU cagers rip Penguins at home
Cleveland State beat Youngstown State 91 to 71 as Darren Tillis led with 27 points and 19 rebounds. Mike Sweeney Lee Reed and Jim Les each scored 14 as CSU moved to 15-9 and heads to Louisville next Thursday for a key clash.
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Cleveland State
Youngstown State
Mike Sweeney
Lee Reed
Jim Les
Louisville
Waynedale Upsets South Amherst In Class A Sectional
In Mapleton, Waynedale defeated second seed South Amherst 47 to 43 in a girls Class A sectional, despite Tiara Krieg scoring 24 for South Amherst. South Amherst finished 13-6. Waynedale improved to 5-14 and will face All Lady of the Elm of Akron at 7 Saturday.
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South Amherst
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Boat race set for Cedar Point amid MISL struggles
The Great Lakes Offshore Powerboat Racing Association and Cedar Point announce a national points race June 5 at Cedar Point Marina. Cleveland Force suffer another loss, slipping to 9-16 as Pittsburgh Spirit rally from 2-0 down to win 3-2 with goals by Sacks O’Hara and Terlecki. Alber and Houska lead Force players in an All-Star break before hosting Phoenix on Elyria-Lorain Night March 12.
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Stroh’s Lite
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Eddie McCreadie
Alberto
Bill McNicol
Terlecki
Spirits
John Houska
Harry Allison
Buffalo
Furphy
Houska
Phoenix
Elyria-Lorain
Firelands claims Avon freshman tournament title
Firelands defeated Keystone 43-36 to win the Avon Freshmen basketball tournament final. Brian Martin scored 16 and Dave Larson 14 for Firelands while Sydney Lawrence led Keystone with 12. Firelands led 24-22 at halftime and held Keystone to 2 points in the third. In the consolation Buckeye beat Columbia 49-34 with Scott DeMarco scoring 20.
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Brian Martin
Dave Larson
Sydney Lawrence
Buckeye
Columbia
Scott DeMarco
Eric Turis
Raiders
Cleveland State tops Youngstown State in women’s hoops
Tracey Evans scored 22 as Cleveland State defeated Youngstown State 90 to 71 in a women’s basketball game. Sue Koziol added 16 and Laura Englehart 15 for the winners, with Patty Kochis and ex-Elyria standout Joanne Hinkofer reaching double figures. Holly Seimetz led YSU with 32. CSU improves to 13-13 and heads to Wayne State for its final game Saturday.
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Tracey Evans
Cleveland State
Youngstown State
Sue Koziol
Laura Englehart
Patty Kochis
Joanne Hinkofer
Holly Seimetz
Wayne State
Vikings edge WVU 23 13 to end season in wrestling
Cleveland State closed its regular season with a 23 13 victory over West Virginia as three area wrestlers posted major decisions. Freshman Jerry Urry 126 Olmsted Falls senior Don Foldesy 142 North Olmsted St Edward and 167 pound senior Mark Johnson Brunswick all won 11 2. The Vikings finish 11 9 1 and prepare for the Eastern Wrestling League tournament at Penn State as an NCAA qualifier.
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Cleveland State
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West Virginia
Jerry Urry
Olmsted Falls
Don Foldesy
North Olmsted
St. Edward High
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Brunswick
Urry
Tim Borgia
Foldesy
John Moore
Johnson
Jim Batista
Penn State
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Big House” Gaines
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