Hoosier hero from Ohio leads Indiana past Ohio State
Indiana won 76 75 in overtime to clinch the Big Ten title and a first round bye. Butch Carter from Middletown Ohio provided steadiness during Mike Woodson’s back surgery absence, scoring 12 points and hitting key free throws to knot the game at 65-65. Woodson and Isiah Thomas each led with 21 points as Indiana secured a 13-5 conference record and a 20-7 overall mark.
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Chronicle Telegram Sports Elyria March 3, 1980 Chronicle
Elyria Chronicle Telegram sports page from Monday March 3 1980 covers local teams results and standings with game scores and player highlights from area high schools and college teams in the region.
NCAA 48 Team Carnival Opens With Big 10 ACC Strength
The NCAA Basketball Tournament field expands to 44 teams with the Big 10 Pac 10 and ACC totaling over a quarter of entrants. The nine man committee gave broad seedings freedom. ACC leads with five teams, while Big 10 and Pac 10 have four each. Four ACC squads North Carolina North Carolina State Maryland and Duke earned first round byes. First round games start Thursday and Friday at multiple sites.
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Moret Happy to Be Back in Major League Baseball
Roger Moret, 30, signed with the Cleveland Indians as a free agent after a 7-2 season with Santurce in Puerto Rico. The lefty, who spent six full seasons plus parts of four others in the majors with a 47-27 record and 3.66 ERA, sat out last season and most of 1978 due to mental health issues. He arrived at spring training in Tucson and wore No. 27, expressing gratitude to Indians president Gabe Paul for the chance and to manager Dave Garcia for helping him adjust.
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Districts and sectional play heat up for girls and boys
The region races move into district and sectional rounds with four top girls seeds at Avon and boys chasing sectional titles. Semifinals Tuesday feature Lutheran West vs Lorain Catholic and Olmsted Falls vs Wellington, with finals Thursday night. In the North Ridgeville area, Lorain faces Magnificat while St Joseph Academy meets Lakewood. In Class A, Buckeye hosts a Canton bid after Cuayhoga Heights prevailed, with Clearview and Lutheran West contending for the other spot Friday.
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Defense the key to Cavalier win
In San Antonio Cleveland edged the Spurs 123-119 as defense and late scoring carried the Cavaliers. Mike Mitchell scored 35, Austin Carr 14 with 10 in the final quarter. George Gervin led San Antonio with 39. Spurs interim coach Bob Bass lamented defensive issues as the team dropped a fifth straight.
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