Basketball Box Scores from NBA Night Across Cities
Philadelphia and Boston players shoulder the spotlight as scoring totals, assists, and fouls fill box scores. Team lineups include Milwaukee Detroit Houston San Antonio Utah Portland and others with players like Johnson and Grifith contributing, while technical fouls and team totals cap the summaries.
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Garrette
Malone T
Pauitz
Leavellaul
Red
Jones
Murphy
Willoughby
Henderson
Tompanovich
SAN Antonio
R Johnson
Olberding
G Johnson
Silas
Gervins
Griffind
Moore
Brewer
Gerard
Corane
Ame Mon Hoasua
San Antonie
Boys sectional pairings spark Tuesday action
At Admiral King Lota and Medina meet in the boys AAA sectional with Mansfield M I playoff tilt. Baldnor Wallace hosts Berea St Edwards while Sandusky Edison faces Belivee in boys AA sectionals.
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Admiral King
Lota
Muiview
Medina
Baldnor Wallace Berea
St Edwards
Sandusky Edison
Belivee
Western Reserve
Notwais
Baseball and Front Office Shuffle In Major Deals
Multiple player moves and front office changes ripple through North American baseball. Montreal announces a one year contract for Paul Householder while Tom Pallaih and Dave Hostetler join infield/outfield roles. Lou Saban named New York president as Steve Henderson and others head to Chicago via trades, and pitcher Randy Larch moves to Milwaukee.
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Coupanhats
Paul Householder
Montreal
Tom Pallaih
Dave Hostetler
Steve Razer
Kevan Fender
New York
Lou Saban
New York Osl
Steve Henderson
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Cheage Cubs
Dave Kingman
Phadeipa
Randy Larch
Milwaukee
Dick Davi Torre Hart
Lave Ste B
Tau Mirabila
Lou Leakateegy
Kasenash Damas
Garad
Dominga Han
Cuthelder
Tonceath
Ken Budenbuch
Local high school hockey sectionals heat up across districts
Boys and girls divisions compete in AAA and AA sectional and district matches at Admiral King Avon Lake Norwalk and other area venues. Winners advance as Bay Cloverleaf Southview Westlake and St Paul meet in late round games. girls districts finalize at Radgeville and Lake District finals grace schedule amid tightened brackets.
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Cloverleat
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College Belts Belt Conference Tournament Finals
The report covers belt conference college basketball finals with multiple team results. Notable scores include San Francisco State defeating an unnamed opponent and Montana State and Montana State Northern games with high points. Specific team names are unclear due to OCR errors.
Bowman in coma after Atlantic City fight slugfest
Fred Bowman 24 of Youngstown remains unconscious in Atlantic City after a brutal fight in a Saturday bout. He underwent fourhour emergency brain surgery for a blood clot at Atlantic City Medical Center and collapsed at Park Place after the knockout. Bowman previously lost to Gino Perez in a New Jersey lightweight bout.
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Youngstown
Atlantic City
Atlantic City Medical Center
MD Meh Bowman
Bailys Park Place Casino Hotel
World Rowing Council
Matthew Saad Muhammad
Venzell Johnson
Bowman
New Jersey
Gino Perez
West New York
Heights-N Ridgeville Girls End Season With 26 22 Win
Eastern Heights girls beat North Ridgeville 26 22 to finish 9-2. Coach Doug Grayson led the team from a 10-2 first-quarter deficit to a strong second half. Yolanda Geiger scored 12 points for the victors.
Old Trail School dominates Elyma Christian in middle school tourney
Old Trail School of Bath defeated Elyma Christian Academy 36 to 35 in the Lake Ridge Academy Middle School basketball tournament. Keith Feaster scored 24 for Old Trail while Elyma’s offense struggled. In the consolation game, Lake Ridge Royals routed Bratenahl Middle School with a 14 point effort from Steve Childs.
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Old Trail School of Bath
Elyma Christian Academy
Lake Ridge Academy
Keith Feaster
Steve Childs
Royals
Lake Ridge
Bratenahl Middle School
Cook honored as Greater Cleveland Coaches Coach of the Year
Bay Highs Cliff Cook received the Greater Cleveland Baseball Coaches Association Coach of the Year award after guiding the Rockets to last year’s state tournament final. Norm Gerhart of North Ridgeville earned one of two Golden Deed Awards for supporting the Hot Stove program during a Feb 14 presentation at Lakeside Holiday Inn.
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Norm Gerhart
North Ridgeville
Lakeside Holiday Inn
Lorain club schedules March 7 fun run weekly series
The Lorain County Roadrunners sponsor a fun run on March 7 at 8 am starting at Penton Market Amherst. The event invites runners joggers and walkers of all ages and is open to non members with no charge. For details contact Kirsten Penton or Kim Mackert.
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Lorain County Roadrunners
Spriig
Kim Mackert
Penton Market
Ridge Rd
Amherst
Kirsten Penton
Mackert
Golden Gloves Boxing Set for Lorain CYO Shows
Lorain Catholic Youth Organization hosts its 20th Golden Gloves with 23 local fighters. Caldera leads 28-2 at 125 pounds, with Harns 17-5 at 156 and Ricks 21-9 at 165 among top contenders. Weigh-ins Monday 5:30 pm, finals winners advance to Cleveland District. Tickets available at multiple local outlets.
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Loran’s Catholic Youth Organization
CYO
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Caldera
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Melvin Ricks
Rick West
Terry Henderson
Cleveland
Lakewood dominates all sectional stars led by Koz
Lakewood junior Kathy Koz was named the Most Valuable Player as Lakewood earned a 40-33 win over Midview and a 61-20 victory over Cloverleaf. Koz shoots 60 percent, averaging 13.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game as Lakewood prepares to face Elyria. Teammate Tammy Burke also earns all sectional honors. Bay’s Cindy Griffiths leads with 19 points and 17 rebounds in a key game. The All Sectional team includes Lois Wade from Southview and freshmen and sophomores Angie Clark and Kim Walton, highlighting rising talent across the league.
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C-T
Lakewoods
Kathy Koz
Koz
Senor Center
Midview
Cloverleaf
Lakewood
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Elynas
Linda Dehart
Piocers
Dehart
Lisa Harris
Kim Smith
Lois Wade
Southview
Bay
Wade
Saints
Tammy Burke
Burke
Cindy Griffiths
Griffiths
Dian Smith
North Olmsted
Erin McGreal
Rocky River
Avon Lake
Angie Clark
Admiral King
Kim Walton
South Amherst Girls Win Class A Sectional With Rout
South Amherst Cavaliers defeated Hillsdale 44 to 24 at Mapleton High School to advance to a Kent Roosevelt district semifinal. Tiara Krieg scored 22 points, Connie Lalonde added 12, as Hillsdale ends with a 1 18 record.
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Mapleton High School
Cavaliers
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Tiara Krieg
Connie Lalonde
Margee Hoover
Hillsdales
Richmond Heights
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Kenyon swimmers sweep OAC title for 28th crown
Kenyon finished first with 673 points to claim its 28th consecutive Ohio Athletic Conference men's swimming and diving championship. Oberlin placed fifth totaling 172 points while Wooster set a 1000-yard freestyle record and Kenyon’s Steve Neri set a 1650 free mark. Doug Walker won Oberlin’s best event in 200-yard backstroke.
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Ohio Athletic Conference
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Jeff
Strater
Wooster
Steve Neri
Gregg Parini
Neri
Oberlin College
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Recreation volleyball leagues show varied results across divisions
In the American League West Bombshells lead the standings with 3 7, while Real People and Pioneer Lounge split losses and wins. East Division results feature Oh Nos and Real People posting key scores, with Steel Chippers and Nations high in victories. In the National League West Hustlers top the table with 111 to Piazza Produce 75, and ES & D and Valley of the Dolls trade places with close margins. Central League West sees Parsons Insurance and Melty Flow strong, while East division matchups emphasize Hi Hitters and Misfits. Continental League entries include Flye im and Brandams & Sneakers in tight races.
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Hi Hitters
Tre
Sammy Winder Stars for Southern Miss in 1980 Season
Busy runner Sammy Winder of Southern Mississippi scored 20 touchdowns in 11 games during the 1980 season, highlighting a record of prolific scoring for the team.
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Sammy Winder
Southern Mississippi
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