Lorain County selects Players of the Year in hoops
Lorain County Basketball Coaches Association names Lee Svete of Lorain and Bill Szabo of Firelands as Class AAA and AAA Players of the Year. Amherst's Buck Riley earns top coach honors in the large class, while Bob Guinta of Elyria Catholic is named coach of the smaller class. Szabo becomes the only underclassman on the first or second AAA teams, a sophomore with a standout season. The AAA first team also features Mike Under man, Ron McGhee, Jim Bacina, and Craig Wilson. the second team includes Calvin Jeter, Steve Lindquist, Jamie Gilbert, Joe Hilliard, and Ron Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Svete
Lorain
Bill Szabo
Firelands
Lorain County
Amherst
Buck Riley
Bob Guinta
Elyria Catholic
Lorain County Basketball Coaches Association
Szabo
Svete
AAA
Mike Underman
Elyria
Ron McGhee
Jim Bacina
North Ridgeville
Craig Wilson
Admiral King
Jim Bachna
Ridgeville
Adm
King
Calvin Jeter
Southview
Steve Lindquist
Jamie Gilbert
Joe Hilliard
Ron Park
Jeff Parker
Brian Balser
Wayne Ross
Brian Kocak
Sass Well
No Ridge Nile
Greg Pillie
Rosie —S's
Keith Gage
Kister Clark
South
Nicklaus Routs Jones At Inverrary In Five Birdie Finish
Jack Nicklaus powered from behind with five straight birdies starting at the 14th to win the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic by one stroke over Grier Jones. Nicklaus, 38, shot 65 and 13 under for the last 36 holes, earning $50,000 and extending his Inverrary mastery with three victories in seven appearances. His wife Barbara even staged a playful gag about withdrawing him from the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jackie Gleason
Jones
Nicklaus
U.S
Michael DeBakey
Providence
Robin
Barbara
Lost Tree
Jackie
Gary
South Florida
Inverrary
Sunday
Notre Dame triumph adds to TV parade of wins over UCLA
Notre Dame delivered another national television upset in college hoops, rallying from a 14-point halftime deficit to beat UCLA and extend its dominance on TV. The Irish eye an NCAA bid as Marquette, Georgetown and others chase playoff spots amid a busy weekend of conference finals and key results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rappoport
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
UCLA
Bruins
Marquette
Hollywood
Digger Phelps
Georgetown
Fordham
New York
University of New Orleans
South Alabama
Kentucky
San Francisco
Tennessee
Nevada-Reno
North Carolina
Duke
Greensboro
N.C
Michigan State
Illinois
Spartans
Creighton
Southern Illinois
Blue Jays
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Houston
Rice
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
SMU
Baylor
Indians Pitcher Bibby Claims Contract Default
Cleveland Indians pitcher Jim Bibby, 33, says the team defaulted on a roughly $10,000 bonus for 30 starts last season and he is a free agent. Bibby’s attorney says payment was due Oct 2, but not made until Dec 23, with a Dec 22 telegram claiming default. Indians counsel disputes, noting payment occurred after Bibby and Hull agreed to wait and that a later telegram and Dec 21 demand preceded the Dec 22 notice. Arbitration set with Washington official Alexander Porter amid Spring training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Armond Arnson
Bibby
Washington
Alexander Porter
Indians
Phil Seghi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riley
Guinta
Svete, Szabo
Gary Grambly
Sam Johnson
Elyria West
Clay Dill
Keystone
Rick Ciarrone
Lorain Catholic
Purelands
Elyria Cath
Clay Dull
Rick Crarrone
Lorain Cath
Atula Stocs
Avon
Paul Lagrottena
Dan Brinker
Wellington
Tom Smelko
Elyna Cath
Dane Littleton
George Smith
Lou Tumblin
Jeff Golini
Cleariew
Jaryl Krugman
Clearview
Rick Zyosec
Jeff Cale
Wellagton
Jay Dill
Mike Razdrli
South Amherst
Kon McGhee
Gary Grambley
Jack Nicklaus
Aafia
Ang
Oo Team
Edwin Pope
Knight-Ridder Newspapers
the Chronicle Telegram
Alex Sachare
Portland Trail Blazers
Jack Ramsay
Lionel Hollins
Hollins
Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Lloyd Neal
Tom Owens
Chicago
Artis
Gilmore
Portland
Maurice Lucas
Dave Twardzik
Larry Steele
Seattle SuperSonics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Milwaukee Bucks
New Orleans Jazz
Atlanta Hawks
Buffalo Braves
Boston Celtics
New Jersey Nets
Washington Bullets
Golden State Warriors
Detroit Pistons
Los Angeles Lakers
Sonics
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Jeff Torborg
UPI
Cleveland