Lorain Courthouse victory shocks Admiral King in sectional
Lorain High upset third-seeded Admiral King 60 39 in the Class AAA Sectional at King's gym. Perry Rush scored 28 as Lorain rallied from six down with 4:44 left, using a four corner offense and a late fadeaway to seize a first round win. King ended 13-6, Lorain 9-10, with Rush and Tarpley as top scorers and rebound totals close for both sides.
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Lorain High
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Zientarski
Steelers
Robert Pagan
Rush
Tarpley
Lorain Admiral King
Lee Svete
Namon Tarpley
Kevin Huff
Joe Hilliard
Doup Zientarska
Mike Cookle
Chuck Simons
Ray Ewers
Greg Pile
Craig Wilson
Mike Potega
Greg Ballish
Is i
Keith Gage
Cavaliers rally past Warriors 99 86 at Coliseum
Cavaliers end a string of woes with a 99 86 home win over Golden State before 13439 fans. Elmore Smith and Campy Russell paced the attack while Gary Brokaw and Foots Walker provided key fourth quarter scoring. Fitch praised centers Chones and Smith and hinted at upcoming lineup tweaks as Cleveland eyes the Bulls at home next.
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Richfield
Chevrolet
Cavaliers
Golden State Warriors
Philadelphia
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Cay
Bill Fitch
Fitch
Jim Brewer
Campy Russell
Elmore Smith
Russell
Dick Snyder
Gary Brokaw
Foots Walker
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Campy
Foeter
Warriors
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Golden State Center
Clifford Ray
Robert Partish
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Phil Smith
Derrek Dickey
Austin Carr
Chicago Bulls
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Campy Russel
Ary Brokaw
Austin Carr Bis Bingo Smith
Etroore Smith
Jim Cleamons
Ether Parl Smith
Buck Basry
Charles Dudiev
Jamaal Wilkes
Gus Williamsford
Ray Robert Parrish
Charles Johnson
Unuss
Cleveland
Jake O'Donnell
Jim Capers
West Wolverines rout Buckeye in Elyria sectional opener
West high powered offense and 6-10 Sam Johnson inside game powered a 90-58 victory over Buckeye. Sam Johnson blocked eight shots and grabbed 20 rebounds in three quarters as West set a school scoring record and moved to 13-5, with guard trio Starks Williams and Canfield fueling fast breaks. Buckeye, seed status questioned, shot 29 percent and falls to 11-5 as West advances toward Bracket Two sectional title.
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Firelands
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Mike Williams
Rick Canfield
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Canfield
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Lou Tumbliner
Bob Hull
Garfield Trinity
Shifting MLB Winds Stir Free Agent Buzz
Charles C Finley claims Dick Allen may join the Oakland A's, making him a potential fifth major league club amid a volatile spring. Allen, 34, hit .268 with 15 homers in 85 Phillies games last season and is eyed as a high risk, high reward addition. Concurrently Luis Tiant weighs retirement if his Red Sox deal cannot be extended, while Ron Fairly moves to the Blue Jays and Mike Weathers returns to Toronto with cash. Green light also looms on Reds five unsigned stars and Mets pivot on Dave Kingman talks as spring camp opens amid health hiccups for Angels players.
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Rawly Eastwick
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Steve Yeager
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Jerry Grote
California Angels
Bobby Bonds
Bobby Grich
Indians Focus on Discipline for 1977 Spring Camp
Cleveland General Manager Pin Seghi told Frank Robinson and coaches to stress discipline and mental conditioning as the team prepares for the 1977 American League season. Eleven players remained listed, with Dennis Eckersley in camp for an informal workout amid talks of contracts and a potential free agent future. Rookie Stan Perzanowski, traded from Texas, weighed his options regarding major league play and his near ten-year pro background.
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Perzanowski
Tye
Tve
Basketball tournament results and player names scattered
A cluttered OCR listing shows multiple high school and college teams in a basketball tournament. Names such as Cleveland, Berea, Valley Forge, Athens, Marion, Westerville, and Worthington appear alongside scores like 88 70 74 45 and various student players, but the fragmentary text provides no coherent matchup or outcome.
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John Ray
Ecle Shaw
E Tech
Cleveland Lines
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Jet Marshall
Berea
Valley Forge
Luke Sidl
Athoraih Amita Ring Bry
Farns i
Loran
Leman Adrerrpat King
Esstlake North Baatlake North Ay Matin
Whittlorr
Lsikee Catholie
Athens
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Logan
Lancaster- Wastin Trece
Portsmouth Ae
Odheribes
Col Wate Radee
Reynoldsburg
Marion-Frankiin
Mt Vernon
Westerville
Westervile Nat Lass
Melynn
Wolverines Defeat Buckeyes in Tight College Meet
Buckeye coach Ed Everhart praised Michigan after a 95 8 0 loss in which Biyria West labeled the Wolverines as a seven seed and the Buckeyes acknowledged a strong performance despite the defeat. The Wolverines showed decisive improvement and earned belated recognition on the court.
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Ed Everhart
Wolverines
West
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