Ohio high school Class A and AA basketball ratings eye tight race
Mansfield St. Peter leads the Class A ranks with a 17 0 record and tops the state, while a three team chase for Class AA features Zanesville Day ton Chaminade and Columbus Mohawk as the regular season nears its end. Newark and Skyvue gain top 10 spots as teams jockey for position in a crowded rating.
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Browns Trade Warfield for Top Draft Pick
The Browns sent Paul Warfield to the Dolphins in exchange for Miami's No. 3 draft pick and three players, as Cleveland moves to retool behind quarterback Bill Nelson. Homer Jones went to New York in a separate deal, while Pittsburgh holds the first overall selection. Warfield voiced mixed feelings about the move but expects to help Miami, and Browns coach Blanton Collier stressed planning for the future despite the immediate loss.
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Maravich nears scoring mark in LSU win over Tennessee
LSU defeated Tennessee 71 to 49 as Pete Maravich scored two early baskets and moved within 39 points of Oscar Robertson’s all time career scoring record. The Louisiana State star drew attention from rival pro leagues amid the season’s push.
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Ohio State holds off Georgia Tech for 74 66 win
Ohio State, a top shooting team, escaped a late surge by Georgia Tech to win 74 66. Rick Yunkus led Tech with 27 but Buckeyes Dave Sorenson and Jim Cleamons combined for 47 as Ohio State built a 45 26 halftime lead and held on despite 12 second half turnovers.
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