Kareem Abdu l jabbar fuels Lakers win in double OT
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 41 with nine boards and five blocks as the Lakers beat the 76ers 116-114 in double overtime ending Philadelphia's 10 game winning streak. Jamaal Wilkes 24 and Magic Johnson 18 for LA while Andrew Toney led Philly with 27 points and Julius Erving added 22. Other results: Boston over San Diego, New Jersey over Portland, Indiana over San Antonio, Washington over Kansas City, Chicago over Atlanta in OT, Houston over Golden State, Phoenix over Denver, Seattle over Utah.
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Jamaal Wilkes
Los Angeles
Magic Johnson
Andrew Toney
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New Jersey
Portland
Indiana
San Antonio
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Atlanta
Houston
Golden State
Phoenix
Denver
Seattle
Utah
Perconte sees bright Cleveland chance after Dodgers trade
AP Sports Writer Chuck Melvin reports Jack Perconte embracing a new role with the Cleveland Indians after a winter trade that sent Jorge Orta to Los Angeles and brought Rick Sutcliffe to Ohio. Perconte replaces Duane Kuiper amid a tight battle for the second base job with Kevin.
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Tucson
Ariz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Jack Perconte
Cleveland
Perconte
Dave
Lopes
Los Angeles
Indians
Rick Sutcliffe
Jorge Orta
Dodgers
Duane Kuiper
San Francisco Giants
Kevin
Indians hold first full spring workout with Harrah and Dilone absent
The Cleveland Indians opened their spring camp in Tucson with 44 players present. Toby Harrah and Miguel Dilone were missing without permission, while Duane Kuiper watched as a new Giant. Bake McBride had knee exams, and ticket sales for home games began with Opening Day still available.
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Tucson, Ariz
Toby Harrah
Miguel Dilone
Cleveland Indians
Dave Garcia
Dilone
Dominican Republic
Indians
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Harrah
Tucson
Ariz
Duane Kuiper
Kuiper
San Francisco Giants
Scottsdale
National League Giants
Bake McBride
McBride
Phil Seghi
Texas Rangers
Perconte
Silvio Martinez
St. Louis
Southview 2nd in AAA wrestling
Avon Lake sectionals see Lakewood St. Edward lead with 74 points and all 13 wrestlers into semis. Lorain Senior and Southview tied for second as upsets shake field with top seeds defeated. Southview grapplers Matos, Singletery, Gonzalez, Smith, DeLeon, Mosely and Cintron advance. finals set for 7 30 p m.
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Avon Lake
Lakewood St. Edward
Lorain Southview
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Lorain
Mike Hannah
Amherst
Ron Beal
Beal
St. Ed’s
Bob Helderman
Hannah
North Olmsted
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Westlake
John Doctor
Rocky River
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Bill Chambers
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Tom Shepherd
Pat Kelly
Ambhesrt
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Marty
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Tim Roush
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Gary Huff
Dave Thrall
John Ramsey
Joe Gallagher
Doctor
Chip Killius
Nick Mayer
John Wenneman
Peterson
Bay Village
Jack Pyros
Rob Palisin
Kevin Connelly
Scott Holowenko
Dave McFarland
Matt Lis
Mike Machovina
Joe Stadnicar
Drew helps KSU gain tourney lead
Defending champion Kent State led the Mid-American Conference wrestling tournament after preliminaries in Toledo. Doug Drew of Elyria joined five Kent State wrestlers in the final round at 126 pounds along with Eugene Leonard 134 Allan Childers 150 Steve Lucas 190 and Ray Wagner heavyweight as KSU seeks its sixth straight title. The Golden Flashes posted 4914 points while NIU and Toledo trailed. The meet ends today at the University of Toledo.
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Middies
Larkins
Westlake
Geno Varnis
Mike Filkin
Demons
Wesling
Layin
Overy
Rankin
Chris Riemenschneider
Toledo
Kent State
Doug Drew
Elyria
Northern Illinois
Golden Flashes
Eugene Leonard
Allan Childers
Steve Lucas
Ray Wagner
University of Toledo
Fairview snaps sectional drought with win in Brooklyn
Fairview defeated Highland 91 71 to reach next Friday's sectional final. Jon Weidling led with 31 points, Ed Gannon added 22, and Jeff Bechtel 17 as the Warriors improved to 10 11. CCC edged Holy Name 58 56 to join the title tilt.
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Brooklyn
Fairview
Cleveland Central Catholic
Highland
CCC
Holy Name
Jon Weidling
Ed Gannon
Jeff Bechtel
Warriors
Rocky River
Kenyon extends lead at Ohio Conference swimming meet
Kenyon University dominates the 45th Ohio Athletic Conference swimming tournament after day two with 623 points. Denison sits second at 370 and Oberlin third at 248 as Kenyon swimmers post notable results including freshman Young Kim setting a school record in the 400 individual medley and senior Doug Walker finishing third in the 100 backstroke. Team standings list Kenyon 623, Denison 370, Oberlin 248, Wooster 192, Mount Union 182, Ohio Northern 145, Ohio Wesleyan 73, Wittenberg 46.
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Kenyon
Ohio Athletic Conference
Denison
Yeomen
Young Kim
Doug Walker
Denwon
Wooster
Mt.Union
Oni Northern
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
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