Elyria Lorain title bid looms in Berea district final
Elyria coach Dale Reichenbach hails his Pioneers as the district final against Lorain at Baldwin Wallace College looms. He notes a 22 game win streak and seven straight wins over Lorain, while Lorain arrives with close finishes and strong late surges. The game tips at 8 p.m. with both teams counting on balanced lineups and urgency to clinch the Berea Class AA crown.
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Dale Reichenbach
Grand Rapids
Elyria Pioneers
Reichenbach
Elyria-Lorain
Baldwin-Wallace College
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Pioneers
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Buckeye
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Steelers
Brian Hays
Hays
Sam Davis
Steve Lengel
Walt
Dennis Lavish
Ray Martin
al Kullis
McConihe
Regional high school tourneys set after Friday wins
Twenty four teams chase berths in regional play with eight in Class A and two in Class AA clinching spots Friday. Key matchups include undefeated East Tech versus St Ignatius in Bedford district finals and Northwestern facing Union Local in Canton as drawings for regionals are set for Sunday in Toledo Kent Berea and Cincinnati venues.
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Racine
Midvale
Maysville
New Boston
Pickerington
Jacksontown
Middletown
Cincinnati St.Mavier
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveland St.Ignatius
Bedford
Berea
Northwestern
Union Local
Canton
Geneva Spencer
Ohio
Toledo
Kent
Cincinnati
Lira
Troy
130 Horses Nominated For Derby
Churchill Downs announced 130 thoroughbreds nominated for the 85th Kentucky Derby on May 2. Among them are First Landing, Troilus, Silver Spoon, Tomy Lee, Dance, Intentionally, Sword Dancer, West Coast favorites Ole Foss Finnegan Open View, and On-and-On and Tororumik from Gene Marke kcud Farm. Tim Tam, Nasrallah colt out of Two Lea, is also listed.
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Churchill Downs Today
Chris Chennery
Bayard Sharp
C. V. Whitney Barn
Tomy Lee
Neil
McCarthy
Ole Foss
Finnegan
Open View
Flamingo
Gene Marke
Cud Farm
Tororuik
Nasrallah
Tim
Scholastic Cage Results Class AA Tournaments at Dayton and Beyond
Dayton area high school basketball results from Class AA and A tournaments. Notable scores include Dayton Dunbar 56 over Exton 57, St Mary 6? over Willard 67, Bellefontaine 56, Lima Central Catholic 54, St Xavier 76 over Taft 69, and Mansfield 59 over Lima Central Catholic 54. Other matchups feature Kent Roosevelt, Akron St Mary, Toledo St Francis, and Canton area teams.
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Menla
Wilbur Wright
Exton
Dunbar
Kent Kent Roosevelt
Akron St. Mary
Akron Central
Phelpansee
Toledo St. Francis
Toledo
Roger's
Scott
Archbold
Youngstown
Salem
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Aldance
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Mansfield
Lima
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Deshler
Edgerton
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Tithin
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Elmore
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Old Washington
Bay Midvale
Conotton Valley
Portsmath
New Boston
Lynchburg
Camden
Shawnee
Xenia Woodrow Wilson
Yellow Springs
Bryan
Greenview
AL Cantin
Filly Sil-champion Spoon Tests Santa Congress Field
Arcadia California UPI reports a large field including Ned Day and a filly from St Louis in the Santa Congress tournament with a $100,001 prize. The undefeated Spoon, owned by C V Whitney and related to Citations, posted a 611 series but led none of the divisions as contenders vie for the triple crowns in today’s singles and doubles events.
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Middies land three on Seaway all star basketball squad
The Seaway Conference selects an all star quintet led by Bill Hershey Ridgeville forward and Chuck Becker Avon Lake as center. Ed Norris Midview guard Price and Bill Krosky also earn spots as Cleveland area seniors. The team honors the top performers across multiple regional tournament qualifiers with selections announced at the Hilltop Restaurant in Elgin.
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Midview High
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Midview
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Avon Lake
Jeff Price
Bill Hershey
Ridgeville
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Pia Seeen
Berea
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Bedford
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Eit
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Redl Camp Protest After Draw With Jordan at Garden
Stefan Redl's manager Carl Duva said he will file a protest with the New York State Athletic Commission after Redl drew with Jordan in a 30 round TV main event at Madison Square Garden. Officials, writers, and a 16-person poll favored Redl, while referee Al Berl and judges sparked controversy over the final verdict.
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State Athletic Commission
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Perkins 509 Series Shines in Early Bird Bowling Leagues
Marguerite Parkins rolled a 509 series and 214 game to lead the Early Bird Women's Bowling League at Perky Lanes. Perky Lanes Sam topped Perry Motors for league pace at 17 13, posting a 2139 team score and Tol rame. Roger Hyde delivered two 205 games and a 586 series in the Men’s Tri City League while Kipteen Hatchery posted a ATS series and 879 game. Reigh 2y Market sits at 20 10.
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College Resuits Atlantic Coast Conference Semi Finals
NC State defeated Virginia 66 to 3 in ACC semis while NC State edged Duke 74 to 72. NCAA Small College Tourney regional playoffs included Belmont Abbey 79 and guess at Garden City first round results mention Wesleyan 80 Adelphi 73 and others.
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Virginia
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Belmont Abbey
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Yne N.Y. 72, Williams 66 At Wheaton, I . First Round Seaton 102, Wabash
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Tuskegee
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Muskegee
United States and Russia Clash in World Amateur Ice Hockey
UPI report from Prague notes both nations have secured berths in the final six-team pool and meet in a first-round windup with prestige at stake. Canada and Czechoslovakia also advanced to the final pool as Russia challenges Canada for the title with expectations high.
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Canada
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Purdue Ends Wittenberg Run in NCAA Small College Tourney
The Purdue contest ends Wittenberg’s bid as East division teams push toward the NCAA small college tournament. Buckeye night sees strong play from seniors Larry Huston Joe Carlson Jim Niehaus and Dick Magedorn as 56 50 loss to Evansville is noted.
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Jim Ferrell
Dick Magedorn
Fame
Evansville
Ind
Cassell Tops Men As Sittinger First 600 Series
Cassell led with 648 while Coletta Sittinger rolled a 600 series for Elyria Eagles at Tarry Lanes. Sittinger’s 222 was her first 600 set, joining Cas with 648 club leaguers. Other results include Rodax 610 and Pomeroy 531 in city league play with several 500s across women’s divisions.
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Tom Cas
Cassell
Sell
Elyria Eagles
Sittinger
Tarry Lanes
Keglerette Sittinger
Elyrialor
Cas
Alsolell
Pete Rodax
Dick Nellse
Knights of St
John
Evans Lanes
Don Bush
Wally
Bowl-O-Drome
Nancy Broz
Jean Miller
Gerry Pomeroy
Valeris Scrivens
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Collins One Stroke Up at New Orleans Open
Balti more club pro Bill Collins holds a one stroke lead after the opening round of the $20,000 New Orleans Open with a new putting skill. A group of contenders sits two strokes back led by Dick Knight Don Jinsterwald Jim Turnesa and Ernie Vossler among 151 golfers in round two with 70s and 69s scattered across the field.
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UPI
Baltimore
Bill Collins
Collins
Dick, Knight
San Diego
Calif
Don Jinsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Jim Turnesa
Elmsford
N.Y
Ernie Vossler
Midland
Tex
Apple )Valley
Tom Nicporter
Bronxville, NY
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