Buckeyes Face Western Kentucky In Mideast Regional Final
Ohio State seeks a regional title in Athens after defeating Marquette 60-59 and facing Western Kentucky led by 7-foot-2 Luke Witte in a televised national semifinal. Western Kentucky hammered Kentucky 107-33 earlier. MacDaniels scored 35 as the Buckeyes chase a fifth Mideast crown.
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Isaksson Sets World Indoor Pole Vault Record in Cleveland
Kjell Isaksson of USC shattered the world indoor pole vault mark with 17 feet 9 inches at the Knights of Columbus meet. He achieved the record on his third try after a prior meet record with Dick Railsback, while other winners included Stanley Albright and Sid Sink. Davenport and Roberts defended their meet titles as various events crowned champions.
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Klyop Faces Rugged Field at Knights of Columbus Meet
Elyria’s Jerry Klyop competed in the 31st Knights of Columbus indoor meet in Cleveland. He cleared 16-0, matching his best indoor height but failed at 16-6 and 16-6 attempts, finishing with a strong effort among world class vaulters as Isaksson Railsback challenge the record.
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Bruins Can Clinch First in East With Win Over Flyers
Boston can lock first in the NHL East and capture the Prince of Wales Trophy for the first time in 30 years with a victory over Philadelphia. A single win would seal the division as the Bruins chase a 12th straight win and a 26th straight home game without a loss.
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Gentile A C boxers shine in Elyria benefit show
Six Gentile Athletic Club boxers won on a 10 bout charity card at the United Auto Workers Hall in Elyria. Don Wright and Larry Bowen delivered the only two knockouts, Marv Robinson earned Outstanding Fighter honors, and James Boone joined the winners as the club hosted the return of boxing with Mayor Reichlin praising the event.
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McDowell Confident After Indians Beat Angels 10 5
Cleveland pitcher Sam McDowell, unhappy over spring contract terms with manager Alvi Dark, allowed one run in three innings of work and struck out five in a 10 5 exhibition win over the California Angels. Ed Farmer worked three scoreless innings for the Indians as Chris Chambliss and Ted Ford each had three hits. Chambliss was moved to first base after fielding difficulties, and Dark said Ford and Chambliss could contribute this season though both faced questions about making the club.
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Tabler Dies at 47. Storied Sandusky Athletic Director
John Tabler, veteran athletic director at Sandusky High School, died this morning likely of a heart attack. At 47, he directed Blue Streaks athletics since 1957 helping the football program rise to state power. he coached track for five years and served as assistant football coach for ten and basketball coach for thirteen. Quick Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Hawks clinch Central playoff berth in OT win over Bulls
Atlanta outs 112 111 in overtime as Walt Hazzard drives home the winner with 27 seconds left. Lou Hudson and Pete Maravich lead the scoring with 22 each while Chet Walker cards 22 for Chicago. Detroit beats Buffalo 111 110 for 44th win, but lands last in Midwest as Philadelphia bombs Cincinnati 147 127.
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College scores for Evansville and others briefed
Evansville defeated College Division Champbethin with 97 points while Old Dominion and Cons station SW Louisiana scored 105. Wesleyan National Jenior College and Coen post a free Southern Idaho 87. Robert Morris Carthage weighed 70 to Ellsworth 67 at Iowa Falls Town hosting Hutchinson Kansas 66.
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Elyria Catholic to honor sectional district champions
Elyria Catholic will pay tribute to its basketball champions at a school banquet in the cafeteria on Tuesday March 30 at 6 30 p m The public is invited Reservations are due by Friday at the school office or by calling 365 1821 Tickets are HA The Panthers finished 17 6 and claimed the district title the first in 22 years and the sectional crown the first since 1958.
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Hawaii Rainbows Open NIT With Five-Game Card
Hawaii’s Rainbows open the National Invitation Tournament in New York with a five game slate. Jerome Freeman leads the 5 9 guard unit in a first round date against Oklahoma at Madison Square Garden. Other matchups include North Carolina vs Massachusetts Lawsville vs Providence and Duke vs Dayton with St Johns N Y facing Tennessee and Georgia Tech vs La Salle in late action.
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Keystone student designs award pins for Inland all stars
Keystone junior Jim Mahl designed the award pins for the Inland All-Inland Conference football and basketball squads. His unanimous entry, chosen from arts classes across schools, features in yearbook photography, class treasurer duties, 4H Club involvement, and church activities. He is from LaGrange, son of Mr and Mrs Vincent J Mahl.
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Bourne Survives Cut at Jacksonville Open
Former Oberlin golfer Bobby Bourne kept hope alive by shooting 74 for a 148 total after two rounds, four over par, 11 behind leaders Don January and Steve Melnyk. He remained in a group with Arnold Palmer as Jack Nicklaus stood at 146 while January fired a 67 on a rain drenched course.
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