Elyria High crowns sixth straight district title in 1962
Thirty years ago Elyria High School won its sixth consecutive big school district basketball title on March 10, 1962 under coach Dale Reichenbach, beating Lakewood 56 to 42 at Berea. The era featured standout performances from Willie Williams, Bill Meyer, Bob Clark, and Bill Masonis as Ohio State topped the college polls while the Mets opened in exhibition play.
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Global tensions flare as Rusk Gromyko talks fail
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko end talks without progress signaling little chance for peaceful detente. Headlines warn of fading anti missile hope in U S defense plans amid cold war tensions. Jackie Kennedy draws cheers during India visit as Edward Kennedy marks 30 years since his Senate bid.
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Week of decision for Bo Jackson in spring action
Bo Jackson began his decision week by striking out once and adding an RBI single against Baltimore as the White Sox lost 8 4 in St Petersburg Florida Jackson limped to first on the mat and left for pinch runner Joe Hall He said he cannot continue like this and wants to run for himself Jackson was placed on waivers by the White Sox and is expected to clear by Tuesday at 2 pm EST Baseball officials said Sutcliffe’s Orioles debut featured one run four hits and a walk in two innings He noted his right shoulder is healed Other exhibitions saw Luis Quinones homer twice for Minnesota Bobby Bonilla driving in three for the Mets in Port St Lucie Tracy Woodson producing for St Louis Brian Downing hit two homers for the Red Sox and Astros sustained a rough stretch from Brian Williams in Kissimmee Rich Rowland homered for Detroit and ex expos Marquis Grissom and Derek Bell homered in Florida exhibitions
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Tourneys unseat league champs in NCAA bids
The article notes James Madison and Manhattan fear NCAA at large bids after conference final losses. Old Dominion beat James Madison 78-73, sending ODU to the NCAA field. Manhattan fell 77-76 to La Salle. Pepperdine won the West Coast title 73-70 over Gonzaga. Towson State beat Hofstra 69-61 for the East Coast crown.
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