Columbia Eyes Steubenville Regional as 22-0 Raiders Surge
Columbia carries a 22-0 mark into the Steubenville Class A Regional facing 20-2 Kartland with fans poised for a tense showdown. If victorious, Columbia would reach Saturday’s final against Gnadenhalten Indian Valley South or Zanesville Rosecrans, both strong contenders. The Raiders have survived pressure in recent come-from-behind wins and boast a low regular-season margin, underscoring the high stakes of this tournament run.
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Four charter buses to follow Raiders to regional game
Four charter buses, possibly more if needed, will follow Columbia to the Sterbenville regional Friday. Reservations must be in by 9 am Thursday at the high school. Bus tickets are $4 each and game tickets cost $2 for adults and $1 for students. Buses depart Columbia at 4 30 p m Friday and return after the second game.
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Harris brothers shine in 34th Elyria bowling tourney
Jerry Harrish captured the singles crown with 742 while Joe Harris won all events with 2026 pins. They teamed to finish third in doubles behind Mark Walker Earl Johnson and others as Motors Dept led team standings with 3201 pins. Lorain County championship set for May 14 and 21 at Shoreway Lanes.
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Dewey Mitchell
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Austin Fish
Ray Bradley
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Jim Born
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Ken Miller
Larry Richardson
Bob Woods
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Celtics widen gap with Knicks in 112 109 win
Boston coach Tom Heinsohn praised a ragged performance as the Celtics beat the New York Knicks 112 109 to extend their Atlantic Division lead to 54 games over New York and shrink the magic number to three for the division title. Havlicek scored 41 points to move into 10th on the NBA all time scoring list, surpassing Bob Cousy.
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Leafs take seven straight as Wings fade in tight race
Toronto under kingClancy era extends unbeaten streak to seven with six straight wins and a 2-2 tie versus Minnesota. Detroit slips after back to back losses, five points behind the Leafs with eight games left in the East playoff chase as California shocks New York 7-3 and Pittsburgh ties Boston 4-4.
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Ohio earns NCAA bid after Marquette ineligibility ruling
Ohio University earned a berth in the NCAA tournament after Marquette was ruled ineligible and dropped from the playoffs. Bobcats coach Jin Snyder said the news came as a surprise, with Marquette facing an agent deal dispute involving Bob Lackey. Ohio to face Kentucky in the Mideast semifinal at Dayton while Florida State and Kentucky also advanced in other regions.
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Middies Banquet Honors Coaches Players at Lakeland
The Midview High School banquet will be held Wednesday in the high school cafeteria to honor Lakeland Conference basketball champions and award winners Coach of the Year Jim Vincent and state wrestling champion Tony Lucks. The article notes results from college games and NCAA regional outcomes, including South Carolina defeating North Carolina in ACC play and Penn versus Villanova, with regional implications and future matchups in the East and Midwest.
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Local bowlers shine in state tourney and NIT chatter
Evelyon Zoltar led local women bowlers with a 681 handicap total and 585 actual in the state tournament. Norm Wairth's Electric topped local teams with 2656 pins, while Cerre and Craft stacked 151 pins more. Amid court buzz, Vilcheck cited Memphis State’s NIT trip after losing to a tough Cardinals, as Texas beat Houston on Larry Robinson’s 23 points and 14 rebounds.
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Mansfield champ headlines Elyria boxing card
Mansfield boxing champion Corky Gomes weighs in at 6135 pounds to face Tommy Valesques of Lorain in the main event of the AL-Star Amateur Boxing Show at Blyne Catholic High School on March 24. Lorain’s doe Guetterrey and Sandusky’s Lee Reynolds meet in the heavyweight feature while Finny Boone of Flyrna fights Steve Frenelle of Cleveland. Also, Obs Fletcher of Cleveland faces Ronny Highes of Cleveland in a separate heavyweight bout. Elgrin opens the card against Napoleon Camel in a 126 pound bout and 160 pound contender Gerard Maxwell appears on the undercard.
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