Richie Allen’s career path shows a troubled MLB return
Melvin Durslag examines Richie Allen’s volatile moves across Philadelphia St Louis Los Angeles and Chicago. He details Allen’s media avoidance trade history and on field performance including a .295 season with LA, while noting clashes with club management and off field reputations shaping his modern image.
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Independence 71 Buckeye Bucks advance in sectional play
Independence Blue Devils defeated Buckeye 71 to 41 to reach the district round. Greg Spann led with 19 points while Donald Williams added 17 and Tom Spann 10 as Independence shot 45 percent to Buckeye’s 35 percent. Jerry Coleman paced Buckeye with 19 points.
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Valley Forge wins district AAA wrestling title stay power
Elyria secures two state bids as Valley Forge dominates the district tournament in Cleveland. Notable performances include Mike Jackson defending 167 pounds for Admiral King, Rick Schultz of Valley Forge at 175, and Dan Martinez of Southview earning 105 pounds. Elyria’s Sittinger suffered a lip injury, and coach Bill Pherson urged better showings next week at Columbus. The crowd was large, and all class winners advance to the state meet.
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Oberlin falls short in A A wrestling tourney title chase
Kenston roared back to win the Northeastern Ohio District 1 AT CAAT Wrestling Tourney with 65 points as Oberlin, Ridgeville and nearby schools battled for state bids. Oberlin led early but slipped to second while North Ridgeville took third. five Oberlin Indians and three others earned state spots. Local wrestlers posted key wins and losses shaping the final standings.
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Mark Maguire
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Chuck Grege
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Ridgeville
Chuck Greg
Les Foote
Cuyahoga Heights
Warrensville
Bruce Solomon
Cloverleaf 5 Downs Brookside in AA Sectional Final
Cloverleaf 5 defeated Brookside 74 to 63 at Baldwin Wallace College to capture the Class AA sectional title. Mark Chrislip led Cloverleaf with 23 points as Cloverleaf built a 38-26 halftime lead and withstood Brookside’s second half push to seal the championship.
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Cavaliers rally to edge Rockets for rare win
Cleveland Cavaliers overcome a 98-93 deficit with a fourth quarter surge led by rookie Austin Carr who scored 27 points and Walt Wesley with 16 as they beat the Houston Rockets 130-123. Rick Roberson added 24 for Cleveland, keeping their season alive in a late stretch.
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Flyers sweep Bay 7-0 to reach semis in Greater Cleveland hockey
Elyria Flyers crushed Bay Village 7 to 0 to clinch a playoff series win and advance to the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League semifinals. Steve Berehard led with two goals and an assist, Graig Kacvay scored twice, as Elyria outshot Bay 55 to 17. The Flyers will face Padua next week, after Padua eliminated St Edwards, with the Western Division champ advancing to the final. Tickets for the tournament at Bowling Green issue next Thursday and Friday are at North Park.
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College basketball results roundup from multiple games
Dayton defeated Notre Dame while Xavier of Ohio beat Miami of Ohio in overtime. Fordham edged Massachusetts as Xavier (Ohio) and Miami (Ohio) split results. Indiana topped Ohio State 65 57 with several other midseason scores and notable upsets across the region.
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Numerous high school basketball scores from Ohio area games
A long list of boys basketball results features teams such as Mansfield Malabar, Princeton, Green Hills, Columbus McKinley, Euclid, Brush, Alliance, Warren, and Gibsonburg. Key outcomes include Maple tleughts 87 over Brecksville 57, Columbus Central 76 over McKinley 53, and Oak Harbor 60 over Liberty 58 with numerous other district matchups and overtime notes reflected in a dense score rundown.
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McLain Traded to A’s for Two Minor Leaguers
Texas Rangers send Denny McLain to Oakland for two minor league pitchers Don Stantonse and Stanhouse. McLain, 28 March 29, won 30 games in 1968 with Detroit and 24 in 1969 with the Tigers before suspensions and trades affected his career.
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Slowdown fails to halt Findlay in sectional final
In Bowling Green the Class AAA Sectional final ended 31-27 as Findlay over Marion Harding. Findlay improves to 18-2 heading to district play against Ashland, while Marion ends 11-9. Final score reflected a deliberate Findlay slowdown strategy and a close fourth quarter.
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