Lorain Class A Sectional set with six titleholders in frame
Lorain High hosts the Lorain Class A Sectional. Wellington leads as Lakeland champ with a 6 L record and top scoring from Dick McKenzie. Seville sits 15 2, Ridgeville 16 8 and Columbia 14 4 vie for spots, while St Mary 10 4 and Spencer 10 8 also contend. First round matches include Spencer versus Columbia and Ridgeville versus St Mary.
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Lorain
Wellington
Lakeland
Lorain County
Seville
Medina County
Lorain St. Mary
Ridgeville
Colum
Bia
Spencer
Columbia
Spencer-Columbia
Ridgeville-St. Mary Victor
Canton
Dukes
Vermilion
Shellhouse
Rangers
Raiders
Rick Sweet
Arnold Fortune
Russ Leimbach
John Bender
Gary Sweet
Bill Hershey
St. Mary
Bob Weaver
Art Rundle
Ron Hawke
Ron Guy
Rod Dammeyer
Conrad Jacke
Larry Marker
Redbirds
Juidgeville
Ridgeville High School
Lorain High
Tom Yost
Ed Gore
Dick Sweda
Ed Mitroff
Tom Stanford
Dick Sweet
Dick Spicer
Exl Fitzwater
Case
George Lucia
Ohio Indies loom in small college tourney and local prep notes
Brie A Brac reports Ohio Conference selection of Capital University to NCAA Small College tournament under coach Harold Reagan. Lorain County teams Avon Lake Midview show strong results. tryouts for Tee Follies in Cleveland Arena. Harvard hires Joe Maras as head football coach. incidents in Columbus wrestling event and Midwest baseball talent notes. Dates include Elyria Bowling Championship April 20 to May 12 and Lakeland Conference May 9-10.
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Capital University
Ohio
Harold (Whitey) Reagan
Reagan
Sandusky
Olmsted Falls Reserve
Bill Walker
Paul
Elyria
Avon Lake
Elyria Catholic
Midview
Lorain
Lorain County
Frield
Joe Maras
Hibbing, Minnesot
Harvard University
Maras
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh Steelers
Elyria City
Lakeland Conference
Clearview High School
Northern Ohio Officials Association
Spring Valley Country Club
College Basketball Results Roundup With Mixed Scores
A collage of college basketball results features Villanova 84 over Bindely 67 and Holy Cross 80 over St Anselm Colay 7. Western Texas State beat Washburn 98 to 52 while Chattanooga 119 defeated Maryerite 9. Davidson beat Wiehitter & Lee 77, and Citadel 96 North Carga 69. Wake Forest 64 over yy 79. Mercer 89 over William & Mary, Notre Dame 67 over Burlet, and Augsburg 8 over Warboure 78. Indiana Central 72 topped Taylor Traty, Abilene Christian 62 over SP Austin 7, Montana State 48 over Montana, and UCLA 80 beat Southern California.
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FAS Villanova
Bindely
Couuecieuh
Hudden
Sydney Miuw
Notre Am
Matty Gwit
Burlet
Hmitie
Conuormin
Marlette
Musklagunt Sel
Wilbert Ao
Heldebraye
Hara
Maculestier BI
Augsburg
Warboure
Luther
Manover
Indiana Central
Taylor Traty
al Amiin
Southwest Clan
McMurry
Arima
Hamilton Public squeaks by Woodward in close Ohio tourney thriller
In a tight first round at Gnemani, third seeded Hamilton Public edged Cincinnati Woodward 65-64. Middletown, Cleveland Cathedral Latin, and other favorites won as seeding influenced early sectional play across Ohio high school tournaments.
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United Press
Colembus
Ohio
Hamilton Public
Cincinnati
Woodward
Gneimani
Middletown
Oak Wood
Dayton
Sparse night for small schools yields tight district action
In the Class AA District at Columbus Mount Vernon’s Richie Hoyt scored 29 points to pace a 7-39 win over Groveport. Cincinnati hosts Class AA tourneys with eight games. Hughes ousted Mariemont 74-55 and Roger Bacon beat Talawanda 63-32 in top games. Tonight Racine faces McArthur at Athens and Lockland Wayne battles Gilendale at Xavier Fieldhouse in Cincinnati.
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Westerville
Columbus
Tme
Richie Hoyt
Mount Vernon
Groveport
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hughes
Mariemont
Roger Bacon
Talawanda
Scholastic Tourney Results From Cincinnati Area Meet
Teams and scorers from a Cincinnati scholastic tournament are listed with results across multiple schools including Hughes over McNicholas 74 69 and SL Xavier over Cincinnati Western Hills 74 58. Other matchups include Dayton Chaminade 65 and Stivers 41, Cleveland Cathedral Latin 70 over East 48, and Columbus Circleville 78 over Franklin Heights 16, among numerous boys basketball scores and standings.
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Cincinnati
Hughes
McNicholas
Harrison
Hamilton
Woodward
Madeira
Wyoming
Hearthy
Pulrfield
Roger Bacon
Talawanjemont
Xavier
Western Hills
Dayton
Middletown
Oakwood
Davien Wilbur Wright
Miamisburg
Dayton Chaminade
Dayton Stivers
Cleveland
John Marshall
Wesiaks
Cleveland St. Edward
Wrest
SL Fairview
Bay
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Cleveland East
South Budd Brush
Cleveland Lutheran
Troy Bellefontaine
Greenon
Ecunisels
Greenville
Dennison Dever
Uhrichsville
Liverpool East Liverpool
Mings
Bleubenville Central Catholic
Akron
Akron South
Coventry
Axron Central
Wadsworth
Columbus
Conn de Linden
Marion
Pranklin
Mevernon
Gravenart
Canton
Wooster
Gunton
Central Catholic
Jackson
Timken
Athens Pomeroy
New Lexington
Briore BC
Lancaster
Athrus
Logan
Portsmouth
Wheelersburg
Rockhul
Waverly
Fallsboro
Cuyahoga
Palla
Springheld Tap
Akron St
Portage South East
Struthers
Youngstown
Ursuline
Brookfiield
East Palestine
Campbell Memorial
Denison
Westerville
London
Circleville
Franklin Hights
Martins Perry Bridgeport
Bellaire
Gratis
Dixte Uh
Patriand
Huntington
Bloomingsburg
Oak Hill
New Waterford
Vienna
Lymenit
AG Frankun Monsoere Anka
Bradford
St. Paris
Newton
West Auld
Zanesville
Faneville
Denvertown
Hopewell
Sacred Heart
Nigile T. Seista
Chesterville
Summit Station
Amherst Seis 3 Tilts Tonight
South Amherst fans will see three basketball games at the high school gym in a Basketball Carnival. Seventh versus eighth grade opens, followed by freshman against sophomore, then an eighth grade game. The finale pairs a junior sophomore team against a senior faculty alumni squad led by Ben Starr and Howard Dulmage. Proceeds aid South Amherst athletics.
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Soutit Amherst
Ben Starr
Howard Dulmage
Cavalier
Tom Rakovan
George Calich
Jack Law
Bobi
Sislow
Jerek Barnhart
South Amherst High School
Rosenbluth and Wallace Spur Carolinas in Scrappy Wins
Lennie Rosenbluth scored 30 points to lift North Carolina to a 69 64 win over Wake Forest and stay on track for a perfect season. Grady Wallace added 29 in South Carolina 96 triumph over The Citadel as Gibbon slips to second in national scoring. Wallace heads to Clemson and ACC tournament play follows.
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Lennie Rosenbluth
Yankee Stadium
Grady Wallace
Carolinas
Rosenbluth
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Wallace
South Carolina
Citadel
Mississippi
Joe Gibbon
Ence
Mare Creek
Gibbon
Mississippi State
Clemson
Gavilan Fights On In Newark Ring Despite Loss
Cuban veteran Kid Gavilan, billed as the Magificent Faker, meets Vince Martinez in a ten round bout at the Newark Armory. Referee Joe Harrison scores Martinez the winner by decision as Gavilan presses from bell to bell but falls short. The crowd boos, believing Gavilan deserved at least a draw.
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Newark
N.J
Kid Gavilan
Sugar Cane Mountains
Vince Martinez
Martinez
Vince
Paterson
N.C
Gavilan
Cuba
Joe Harrison
Bell
Gavilan Favored in United Press Poll at Ringside
A United Press poll of 17 sports writers at ringside favored Gavilan 21 to 4 with two scoring the fight a draw.
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United Press
Gavilan
Calhoun Favored in Denver Middleweight Bout
In Denver tonight Rory Calhoun is a heavy favorite as he meets Charley Cotton in a non-title middleweight clash that could move the winner toward a title shot. Cotton, Morningside, fights on after a cut eye sidelined Fullmer, while Calhoun aims to rebound from a previous loss and mounting troubles.
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Martinez
Denver
Ith
Rory Calhoun
Tidl
Charley Cotton
Ger
Bower
Gene
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Johnny Saxton
Cotton
Ernie Durando
Calhoun
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Pipe Dreams
Dick McKenzie
Mike Harris
Keith Lugaski
Dale Ziegler
John Dickson
al O'Neill
Bucky Zelesky
Sam Rosso
Terry Reed
Jack Bonka
St. Mary Ukes
Don Brouse
Jim Mullins
Tom Davenport
Ron Walters
Barbers
Richard Brockett
Ed Steele
Warren Clapp
Brockett
John Jackson
Cleveland Arena
Follies
Ginger Clayton
Patty Gall
Hollywood
Wever
Oscar Fraley
Midwest
Pennsylvania
California
North Carolina State Callege
Atlantic Coast Conference
Jackie Moreland
Minden
Moreland
Raleigh
Wellington Ridgeville
Graege
Lucia iYnungstown
Dill Shellhouse
Helderberg
Rutgers
Ules
Dubes Thy Opts
Wty Apie
Elyria Guthotic
Lordut
Brookside Vermilion
Aukewood St
Eiward
Giza South
Firelands
Jae Ae Seville
Mick Brockett
Otterbein
Wittenberg
Barbers College
Spencer Ris
Highland
Bounswick
Weelfield
Leroy
Jaa Humes
Westfield
Buckie
Homerville
Lede Spencer
Mighland
Branawick
Sulbigott Seyile
Lero
Toast & Peer
Possestie
Ria Ff
Rain ST. Mary Unach
Robert
Glenvie State Foach
O'Neill
University of Dayton
Pita Opts Te Optsa
Cleselind Lourdes
Ildgeville
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Avon AX
Newwalk
Gu Gilmour Acade Brookside
Elytia Catholle Su Midvie
Rylew
Gimeur
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Auhke
Fon
Avon
Poin
Cincy Woodward
Lebanon
Lions
Norm Baracq
Ray Zawadzyk
Sme Safi
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Yat Lous
Bulldogs
Marti Ferry
Bridgeport
Gaini Omatch
Bellaire St. John's
Tecumseh
Sielary
Troy
Hatton Oc
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Bellefontaine
Nenia Central
Toll
Troy Analer
Fear Wort
Kent State
Springfield Township
Akron St.Vincent
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the Beast
Jlees
Mingo
Iin
Steubenville Central Catholic
Toronto
Pomeroy
Belpre
Athens
Lagan
Reynoldshuro
Licking County
Lorain-Sheffield
Paw! Carein
Mar
Vy Calhoun
Charlie Cotton
WEWS
WIW
Amherst Seis
Rosenbluvin
Winston
Salem
Frank Mc Juire
Tar Heels
Allstate
Allstate Insurances Company
Allstate Insurance Company
George Gallagher and
Donald Kitson
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Bidg
Broad St
Ion
Ty & Assets
Jiadlitute
Dullinas
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