Hockey Class AAA Scores and Crews at Columbus and Dayton
A collage of high school hockey results across Columbus Dayton and nearby towns. Teams like Newark, Walnut Ridge Eastmont Gahanna and Steubenville posted varied scores with several close games. Notable finishes include Steubenville 74 Wintersville 58 and Fairmont 58 Franklin 58.
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Columbus
Newark
Walnut Ridge
Eastmont
Gahanna
Ad Steubenville
Zanesville
Wintersville
Dayton
Fairmont
Franklin
Day Wright
Cin LaSalle
Cin Turpin
Saleny
Struthers
Niles McKinley
Youngstown
Louisville Aquinas
al Portsmouth
NA Minford
Jackson
al Bullbridge
Yah Baulston
Nitawa
Fort Dennings
Muller City
Bryan Edon
Ohio Conference and East Coast College Tournament Highlights
Summary of multiple college games across conferences including Wittenberg over Wooster 52 0 0, Queens stunningly 82 7 over Staten Island, and Drexel 66 American 65 in the East First Round. LaSalle 84 Hofstra 77 Delaware 72 Rider 70 West Chester 68 Lehigh 65. Southwest and West regions feature Georgia Tech 83 Campbell 61 Lander 116 Wofford 76. Numerous schools across the Northeast and Midwest posted varied scores. results indicate a broad tournament slate with standout performances and upsets.
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Ohio
Wittenberg
Wooster
City University of New York
Chamonship
Staten Island
Queens
Drexel
American
LaSalle
Hofstra
Delaware
Rider
West Chester
Lehigh
East Assumption
Sacred Heart
Ti Clark
Williams
Dominican
Jersey Tech
Hamilton
Cortland
New York Poly
Yeshiva
Pha
Textile
Adelphi
Marist
LeMoyne
Brandeis
SouTh Atlantic
Chasto
Pembroke
Bowie St
Dist. of Gol
Charleston
Morris
Cst Carolina
Georgia Tech
Campbell
Lander
Wofford
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana
Newberry
S.c.sprinbro
Rio Miss
Voorhees
Paine B. W. Cacey
Miss
Mtdwest Augsburg
St. Olav
Rethel
Macalester
Missouri
Hanine
Gustavus
U-Cheleme
Ind Eynansylle
Mary Plist
Minn-Morris
Michigan Tech
Mo-Ss. Louis
Mo. Baptist
Lincoln
Notre Dame
Cataligt
Ohio U
Ron
Browns sign 3 free agents including Ralph Stringer
The Cleveland Browns add Ralph Stringer a 5 foot 11 defensive back from North Carolina State and two other free agents Greg Warren a 6 foot 6 tight end from Southern Illinois and Rickey Patton a 5 foot 11 wide receiver from Henderson State. Warren briefly joined Houston then released before the season and Patton spent six weeks with Buffalo in pre season.
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NBA
Eidera Couterrave Garvin
Ailente
Malone
Roston
Drew
Rag Central
Bisisioa Davin
Pete ‘Thompewn
San Antoino
Houston
Cley
Detroit & Orleans
van Cy
Kansas City
Dent H
Indiana
Eduardo Rodriguez
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cay Wes
Pacific Binmen Rodriguez
Angelis
New York Mets
Ralph Stringe
Greg Warret
Ric Patton
Atlanta
Delta
Auta
Dan Toronto
CFL
San Lui
Dick Shatbert Kansan i
Los Angeles
Pailadelphis
Portland
Steve Downing
New Orleans
Len Teajor
Chrengo
Washington University of Miami
Char Denver
Tou ‘Thornton
New York
San Antonio
Clegeland
Milweaukou Indians
Poems
Kansan City
San Driego
Philadelphia
Seatle
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Leavittsburg
Ohio
Ralph Stringer
Stringer
North Carolina State
Greg Warren
East Chicago
Ind
Rickey Patton
Little Rock
Ark
Warren
Southern Minors University
Patton
Henderson State University
Buffalo Bills
Bo SchembechlerAims For Big Ten Title Again
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler predicted another Big Ten championship at a Pro Football Hall of Fame luncheon in Canton while Ohio State faces a tough bowl lineup. The piece also notes NFL plans and other spring sports news across baseball boxing golf and tennis.
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Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Wolverines
OSU
Canton
San Francisco 49Ers
Midwest
Youngstown
World Boxing Association
Mike Rossman
Victor Galindez
Las Vegas
New Orleans
Miami
New York
World Boxing Council
Carlos Zarate
Mensa Kpalongo
Rossman-Galindez
Wooster Falls in DC Title Clash
Wooster lost the DC title game as fouls hampered regulars Dick Allman and Jim Burns while Fred Balser sat with a shoulder injury. Agler led Wooster with 22 points, Dixon had 12, Gib Tecca 10, and the Scots finished 22-6. In Athens, Harold Moore's late free throws gave Ohio University a 75-74 OT win over Robert Morris. Tim Joyce led the Bobcats with 19, Jose Champine had 26 for Robert Morris. Ohio is 15-10, RMU 13-14. Other scores: Xavier 71, Southwestern Tenn. 60. Wright State 109, Spring Arbor 75.
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Dick Allman
Westlake
Jim Burns
Fred Balser
Elyria High
Agler
Tigers
Capital
Agier
Burns
Wooster
Dixon
Gib Tecca
Athens
Harold Moore
Ohio University
Robert Morris
Ohio U
Kirk Lehman
Colonials
Bobcats
Tim Joyce
Jose Champine
Ohio
Xavier
Southwestern
Tenn
Wright State
Spring Arbor
Mich
Sport Show at Great Northern Mall Opens Thursday
Great Northern Mall hosts a Sport Show during mall hours featuring sail and motor boats campers travel trailers race cars motorcycles and more. A contest offers a weekend for four at Salt Fork State Park Cambridge Ohio with entry blanks available at the mall.
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Great Northern Mall
Salt Fork State Park
Cambridge
Ohio
Bay Faculty to Play Steelers in Benefit Game
The Bay High faculty will face the Pittsburgh Steelers in a charity basketball game on March 9 at 8 p.m. at the high school. Proceeds benefit the athletic program. Tickets cost 3 dollars and go on sale 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on school days at the athletic director’s office.
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Bay High
Pittsburgh Steelers
Northfield racing entries listed with names and numbers
A readable list of horse racing entries from Northfield includes runners such as L. Pretty Dawn Kootehie Koo McShy Calhoun and Nuance, Connie Sput Ideal Sam Monty Star King Brentwood Plaza Adios Billies Ideal, Tam Pat Hoats Tree Naemadoats Cape Suzette Pomona Chief Sister Freehall Mike A Breeze Traboh Scott Whittier Swinging Lil Chrissy Chris Battle Oak Aymbra Odds Dark Lord Justaswell Baron Kara Chris Rosa Nova Nick Hasty Connie I’m In Motion Cabletine Declarer Silent Way.
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L. Pretty Dawn
Kootehie Koo McShy
Calhoun
Nuance
Connie Sput
Ideal Sam
Monty Star
King Brentwood
Plaza Adios
Billies Ideal
Tam. Pat
Hoats Tree
Naemadoats
Cape Suzette
Pomona Chief
Sister Freehall
Mike A Breeze
Traboh Scott
Whittier
Swinging Lil
Chrissy Chris
Battle Oak
Aymbra Odds
Dark Lord
Justaswell Baron
Kara Chris
Rosa Nova Nick
Hasty Connie
I'm In Motion
Cabletine
Declarer
Silent Way
Morse
Telver
Callicoon
C. Aniholty
Pretty Dawn
Plana
Sandelwood
Tillie
F. Lawton
Ae Storm Patch
T. McRie
Ass Nuance
W. Irvine de Mollie Key
R. Stevenson
Dale Spinner
Fed JC
Williams
OT Kaotchie
Koo McShu
McKirgan
Indiana Queen
A. Bier
al. Potlack
Westfield Wizard
R. Plano
Pace
Maidan
Brentwood
Ren Green
Ad Plaza
Advis
J. Burris
Sandelwood City
E. Quesenberry
el Mikamarah
Dempster
Bunker Bill
R.cor
Noff Pardner
Hawkies Ideal
J. Smith
Mitzi Paloma
Ohio
Ricky K. Harran
Clm
den Mar
Col Stormy Filter
Hs R. Plano
Dobas Lle
Finnerty
Tam Pat
C. Willams
Cape Suanttefet
Hawk
Fehall
ABA
Box
Edwards
Happy People
Seoul Grueb
Dey Ermand
Bos Slick
Dustin Truz G. Polk
Mite Lenawen Neels
Ouplaga
C. Williams
Mike
Breeze
R. Slubaugh
Cat Kener
Aloy
T. Meltee
D. Altmeyer
Fremont Meadow
Starkey
Sandy Bay R
Mellert
Beau Boy
Bea
Pio H. Pace
uMiien Kara Chess
MeKara
Standen
Chris
D. McKirgan
Rosa Nova
Nick
G. Williams
R. Wagner
Silver Skipper
B. Lalli
Angels
M. Robinson
G. Burris
Velvets
Butler
Elyria swimmers win league title at NE YMCA meet
Elyria YMCA swim team, 9-0 in duals, dominated the Northeast Ohio YMCA Swimming Championships gathering 1,218 points to outpace 20 teams. Wil loughby placed second, Lorain sixth. Elyria's Cadets, Preps, Juniors, and Intermediates all earned top spots across age groups, with multiple individual and relay wins.
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North Canton
Elyria
YMCA
Northeast Ohio
Willoughby
Painesville
Lorain
Notre Dame No. 2 but focusing on conditioning for playoffs
Notre Dame remained No. 2 as Digger Phelps pushes a new conditioning program after a sluggish second half in an 89-72 win over East Carolina. Key plays came from centers Bill Laimbeer and Bruce Flowers, Flowers reaching 1000 career points as he fouled out later.
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United Press International
Digger Phelps
Notre Dame
East Carolina
Trish
Bill Laimbeer
Bruce Flowers
South Bend
Ind
Laimbeer
Flowers
DePaul
Chicago
Michigan
Ann Arbor
UCLA
Oliver Mack
George Maynor
Larry Gilman
Gilman
Sabres edge Maple Leafs 3-1 in playoff race clash
Buffalo Sabres defeated Toronto 3-1 in a hard fought Adams Division battle for second place. Don Luce scored twice including a late tip-in to seal the win while Lanny McDonald opened for Toronto. Mario Lessard posted a shutout for the Kings later in the night.
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Mike Tully
UPI
Buffalo Sabres
Buffalo
Don Luce
Luce
Sabres
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Roger Neilson
Bossy
Mike Bossy
Lanny McDonald
Toronto
Mario Lessard
Vancouver
Los Angeles Kings
Canucks
King
Marcel Dionne
Lessard
Charlie Simmer
Gary Bromley
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Washingina Ik
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Sealife
Pepperdine
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Oregon St
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George Brett
Vince Bartimo
Louisiana Downs Racetrack
Oakland A's
Charlie Finley
Bartimo
Finley
Oakland Coliseum
Jane Blalock
Kathy Whitworth
Gerald Ford
Kings Mills
Chris Evert
Wendy Barlow
Dallas
Trim's Arena
Northfield Racing News
Elyria Placers
Monique: Petrov
Dell Antacheter
Coan
Jennifer Nedwick
K. Norton J
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L. Conn
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J. Pieret
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Webber
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Smith
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Arise
J. Glover
R. Meholc
Kempt
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J. Barschow
H. Barrett
D. Troyer
D. Trayer
K. Nelsen
B. Harrell
K. Webber
L. Love
T. Smith
Staysniak
K. McCay
Staystiak
L. Paltay
L. Bylow
D. Staysniak
A.starmer
G. Kempe
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G. Kempf
J. Petoquin
M. Schank
B. Donovan
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L. Fallay
Frew
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B. Mannarelli
T. Thogmartin
F. Staysniak
Thagmartin
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K. Malloy
C. Standen
T. Staysniak
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B. Walker
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Bouie
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Jerry Korab
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Ric Seiling
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