Celtics rally over Hawks as Jones scores 31 in tight win
Boston guard Sam Jones, age 35, starts his final season by scoring 31 points including the last four to edge Atlanta 122 120 in Boston. Joe Caldwell tied for game honors as Jones plans to coach and direct athletics at Federal City College next season.
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Princeton Wins Ivy Title In Close 60 59 Win Over Columbia
Princeton clinched its seventh Ivy League title in ten years by edging Columbia 60-59. The win earns a NCAA regional bid against St John’s while Ivy rules bar a NIT bid. UCLA and Santa Clara shared titles in their leagues with late-season wins.
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Purdue can clinch Big Ten title tonight
Purdue leads the Big Ten and can clinch the title with a win at Iowa or if Ohio State loses to Michigan State. Ohio State star Dave Sorenson has carried the scoring load but fatigue is noted as a factor for the Buckeyes in their push for the crown.
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McHale Returns to Milwaukee Ahead of Expos Visit
Montreal owner and president John McHale lauds his team’s spring plans and addresses the Milwaukee trip, the home opener delay, and the Expos players’ pay dispute. He defends the 95 percent settlement while noting his own financial stake and ongoing radio TV contract work in Montreal and Toronto.
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Maple Heights seeks fourth straight state team title
Maple Heights Mustang wrestling advanced six finalists at the 32nd State High School Championships in Columbus. Tom Milkovich, 127 pounds, and seven other Husky wrestlers moved toward semifinals with key wins as Garfield Heights and others trailed in points.
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Wellington Amateur Basketball Tournament Opens Tonight
Fifteen teams enter the Wellington Amateur Basketball Tournament, a single elimination event starting Tuesday at the Town Hall. Participants include National Waste Paper, Lloyd Lumber, Harvey's Sohio, All State Insurance of Elyria, LG Home Building of Medina, F.C.E. 2051, Farage Construction of Wellington, Firelands Merchants, Oberlin Queue and Cue, Oberlin F.A.A., Penfield High Shooters, Norwalk Home Savings and Loan, Norwalk Schild's IGA, Sandusky Lake Erie Syrup, and Willard Pre-Cast Concrete.
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Mansfield St. Peter thunders past South Central 95 47
Mansfield St Peter advances to the Ashland Class A District meeting after a 95 47 rout of South Central. Steve Wake leads Mansfield with 17 points while John Wilken tops South Central with 16. Mansfield dominates on boards 41 to 30 and shoots 36 of 77 from the floor 23 of 40 at the line. South Central ends the year 4 16.
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Clendenon Announces Retirement To Join Scripto
Atlanta based baseball star Donn Clendenon, 32, said he is retiring to become a business executive. He will be vice president in charge of PR for Scripto Inc and serve as assistant to the president. The move follows his offseason trade from Montreal to Houston.
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