A decade of tourney basketball memories recalled
The editor recalls ten years of Ohio high school basketball tournament history and key moments. Highlights include Elyria Catholic versus Admiral King seeds and district bouts, McConihe’s Admiral King career, and notable regional showdowns that shaped Lorain County hoops.
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Columbus
Elyria Catholic
Admiral King
Elyria High
Admirals
Panthers
Pioneers
al McComhe
Comihe
Elyria
Lorain
Dale Reichenbach
Cavaliers Hold Off Rockets In Tight NBA Clash
Cleveland Cavaliers beat Houston 107 to 103 as Mike Newlin led the Rockets with 27 points while Jim Chones paced the Cavaliers with 25. The win keeps Cleveland a game ahead in the Central Division as attendance hit 20,192 in a home crowd.
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Cleveland
Houston
Mike Newlin
Washington
Newlin
Cavaliers
Kim Brewer
Campy Russell
Austin Carr
Nate Thurmond
Brewer
Thurmond
John Eagan
Jim Cleamons
Calvin Murphy
Bobby Smith
Rockets
Smith
Cavs
Jim Chones
Russell
Cleamons
Murphy
Carr
Jim Brewer
Spring Training Pressures Rise Over Reserve Clause
NEW YORK UPI Spring training nears but owners control the ball and may delay play. Marvin Miller, head of the Players Association, faces a stalled talks, with low turnout at meetings in Cincinnati and Chicago. Reds President Bob Howsam accuses Miller of wordplay amid renewed dispute over the reserve clause and a Basic Agreement.
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UPI
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Marvin
Miller
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Merv Rettenmund
Reds
Cincy
Rettenmund
Bob Howsam
Miler
Howsam
Crusaders pull off second straight comeback win
Cleveland beat the Houston Aeros 2-1 as Cam Newton stopped 38 shots. Coach John Wilson praised the rally as Cleveland moved into a second place tie in the WHA East and prepared for a six-game road trip after their March 10 return.
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Crusaders
John Wilson
Houston Aeros
World Hockey Association
The
Aeros
Cam Newton
Newton
Cleveland Nets
Denver-Ottawa
Houston
Wilson
Indianapolis
Aero Marty Howe
Paul Baxter
Baxter
Glen Irwin
Ron Grahame
Gary MacGregor
Jim Harrison
Grahame
Ted Taylor
Cincinnati
Coliseum
Bill Dineen
Dineen
Sonics beat Lakers 97 91 on road stretch continues
Seattle’s 97 91 victory over Los Angeles extended the Sonics’ win streak to seven and kept them a game up on the Lakers for second in the Pacific Division. Jabbar led L A with 24 points while Russell and the Sonics face a nine game road swing. Also finals from across the NBA and ABA with Warriors, Bucks, Nets, Hawks, and others.
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Ron Eat
Sonics
Los Angeles Lakers
Seattle
Lakers
Russell
Toms
Laker
Chee
Sonica
Jabter
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memtacky
St. Lows
New York Nets
Denver
Sen Antonio
Virginia
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Lakewood St. Edward
St. Ed's
Lee Walczak
Walt Vieland
Jim Jennie Harris
Pat Bier
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Eagles
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C-T
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King
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North Ridgeville
Harris
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Rangers
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McCombe
Cleveland East Tech
Bob Hersman
Hersman
Bill Fitch
Detroit
Phoenix
Portland
Golden State
Cavalier
Rawles
Tormsyanovich
Kunnert
Newha
Dobneon
Riley
Merr‘weather
Cones
Saver
Walker
Technicals Brewery
Nate Thermond
Houston Rockets
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