Firelands and Sebring meet in regional final for state bid
Firelands carries a 23 0 record as Inland Conference champion and hosts Sebring in Canton at Memorial Fieldhouse. Sebring tops Lisbon in two clashes this season and is led by Greg Wilson 27 points per game, while Firelands relies on Tim Schrader Joe Campbell and Dan Walker or Kevin Bates. The winner earns a Class A regional trophy and a state finals berth at St John Arena Columbus.
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Elyria Pioneers Rally Past Tiffin In Regional Final
Elyria survives a rough first half to beat Tiffin Columbian 75-60 as Dan Fitzpatrick and Larry James foul trouble early but Elyria shoots 48 percent and wins despite 10 turnovers and 11 fouls in the first half. Tiffin leads briefly, free throws miss for the Tigers, and Elyria advances in the state tournament run.
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St Johns and Georgia Tech win first round NIT games
In New York, Rich Yunkus led Georgia Tech past Duquesne 78 68 scoring 18 of 28 in the second half while Billy Paultz anchored St Johns with 10 rebounds as they defeated Miami of Ohio 70 97. Ralph Abraham 23 points and Joe DePre 19 paced St Johns with Paultz blocking several shots late to seal the victory.
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Chaminade Leads Ohio Regional Opener Ahead of State
Chaminade of Cincinnati crushed Hamilton Garfield 83-54 in the Ohio Class AA regional as Dayton Chaminade and Mansfield St Peters seek second state titles. Other Class AA results include Canton Lehman 76 Steubenville 64, Waverly 58 Walnut Ridge, Elyria 79 Tiffin Columbian 63, Rossford 72 Lima Senior 62, Fairborn Baker 68 Moeller 66. In Class A Sidney Holy Angels beat Federal Hocking 63-54, Lincoln Heights defeated Trenton 68-53. The eight regional winners advance to the State Tournament at Ohio State March 2021.
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College Basketball NALA Semifinals Action Alleges Scores
Cent. Wash. 4. E. New Mex. 53 Ky State 108. Guilford 90 over Nt First Bound Gn Tech 78. Duquesne 60 over St. John's NY 78. Miami Ohio 37. National Christian College Tourney Azusa Cal 88. Bethel Ind 61. Grace Ind 67. Lee Tenn $6.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Widen Pack Season Moments
Exhibition results show Atlanta 6 Washington 4 and Cincinnat 6 Detroit 5. Houston 9 Montreal 0. Los Angeles 9 Minnesota 5. St Louis 7 New York N 1 Philadelphia 6. Boston 1 San Francisco 8. Seattle 2 Chicago N 4. California 2 San Diego 6. Cleveland 4 New York 4 5. Baltimore 1 Baltimore 6 10. New York B 1 As 1.
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Baker Lucki Still Alive in State Wrestling Meet
In the Cleveland Arena quarterfinals Mike Baker of Elyria remained in title contention with a 1:43 pin over Richard Flaherty of Maple Heights and a 3-2 prelim win. Midview’s Mark Lucki also advanced, rallying past Ed Bickham and defeating Mike Dearth 8-2 after a cut to stay in the hunt for a second state final, while Ken Parker dropped a tough 4-3 decision to Paul Schonauer of Euclid and eyed a chance at third place. coach comments criticized scoring and arena facilities as today’s semifinals set for 1:00 pm and finals at 7:00 pm.
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McCovey Faces Eye Trouble Ahead of Spring Camp
Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants has an inflamed retina in his right eye and will undergo treatment at UC Medical School in San Francisco. Doctors say medication is possible but he will miss several weeks, delaying his travel with the team to Japan. Giants manager Clyde King voiced concern but hoped for the best.
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UCLA Bruins Seek 22nd Straight NCAA Tournament Win
UCLA, riding a 21 game tourney win streak, faces Utah State in the West Regional final as the Bruins pursue a 22nd straight NCAA tournament victory. Kentucky and St. Bonaventure also win bids, while NIT opens with Georgia Tech and St. John’s in action. Oregon and Drake are mentioned in regional context.
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Indians have hot Hand in Yuma spring start
Rich Hand, 21, pitched well for Cleveland against the San Diego Padres in Yuma. Manager Alvin Dark praised his performance and said Hand could join the Indians as a third starter or be sent to Wichita for regular work to develop. Hand struck out two in the first, fanned two more in the sixth, and finished strong with a bullpen session with pitching coach Dot Deal.
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