Elyria leads in North Olmsted Sectional wrestling meet
Elyria High Pioneer wrestlers hold a 21 point lead after two rounds among 15 teams at North Olmsted. Bay 16, Strongsville 15, Valley Forge 13. Pioneers seek eleventh straight sectional title with several heavyweights strong and multiple contenders advancing to the district tournament in Cleveland Metro.
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Columbia downs Lutheran East in Class A upset
Columbia, 14-4 Inland Conference champion, upset second-seeded Lutheran East 63-62 in a cliff hanger. Darrell Harris scored 34 for Lutheran East, Dan Hagen 27 for Columbia as both teams shot around 36 to 37 percent. rebounding was close despite Lutheran’s slight edge. Columbia advances to face Borromeo-Kirtland winner for bracket title and Canton District bid.
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Midview
Elyria
Steve Sunagel
Andy Pijer
Admiral King
Amherst
Dave Lewicki
Chuck Meadows
Nick Cruz
Southview
al Pucillo
Strongsville
Rick Linde
Linde
Steve Dusky
Scott Lincoln
al Conrad
Midpark
Joe Laszlo
Jim Waldo
Dan Lease
Waldo
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Mike Hagen
Dan Hagen
Hagen and Company
Larry Saunder
Jeff Grills
Saunders
Raider
Bruce Hurley
Dan
Mike
Clark
Ashley
Howard Bahn
Falcons
Shulick
Redskins Pacific stars in 78 58 sectional win
Cuyahoga Heights used height and a 70 percent first half to topple Keystone 78 58 in the Class A sectional. Heights opened with a 23 3 burst and led the rest of the way as Wagner shot 66 percent and the Redskins outrebounded 58 25. Keystone stayed alive with disciplined defense and fewer turnovers, but Heights’ fast break and zone defense flipped the game in the second quarter.
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Utes
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Ken Wagner
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Charity Strip
South Amherst
Ohio State star Cleamons could play vs Michigan today
Ohio State guard Jim Cleamons, out since injuring his left wrist, practiced in tight bindings and a starter remained unclear. The Buckeyes led the Big Ten at 9-1, while Michigan stood 8-1 entering their lone meeting of the season.
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Vermilion Wrestler Sebo Seeks 148-Pound Final Glory
Top-seeded Vermilion wrestler Mike Sebo battles in the Bellevue AAA sectional finals tonight in the 148 pound class. The Sailor grappler faces a tough foe as he chases a spot in the state tournament.
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Oberlin survives Lords on rally last-second shot
Oberlin College battles Kenyon in the Ohio Conference Northern Division opener, Earl Singleton tipping in with four seconds left for a 72-70 win. Despite trailing by 12 at halftime, Oberlin outshot the Lords and capitalized on late heroics from Singleton, Guerrieri and Dugan lifting the Yeomen. Capital beat Muskingum 86-44 and Wittenberg topped Ohio Wesleyan 82-70 in other northern division games, with Denison defeating Marietta 98-92. Bethany rallied past Case Tech in Friday action.
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Vic Guerrieri
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Mount Union
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Heidelberg
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Bob Arnold
Larry Baker
Ohio
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Case Tech
Dark grooming Bradford for center field position
Cleveland Indians manager Alvin Dark intensifies Bradford’s spring training plan at Hi Corbett Field Tucson giving extra plate work and base stealing drills to prepare him for center field Ted Uhlaender shared the job last season with Vada Pinson who is unsigned and seeking 65000 Allan Foster arm soreness keeps him out of throwing for a few days and the Ex Dodger was lined up to start the Cactus League opener against the Giants with Dark also naming Foster Rich Hand and Mike Paul as early spring rotation choices
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Cleveland Indians
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Buddy Bradford
Hi Corbett Field
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Allan Foster
Dodger
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