Bay Girls Edge Middies 46 44 For Regional Bid
Bay High School defeated Midview 46 to 44 in a district final to claim the regional tournament spot. Coach Winnie Ridill credited a 2-1-2 zone that shut down Diane Cole and limited easy layups, while Midview’s Faith Kovacevich lamented turnovers and crowd nerves as turning points. Ridill praised her players for executing the plan and looks ahead to next week’s regional games in Norwalk.
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North Ridgeville
Diane Cole
Midview
Faith Kovacevich
Bay
Winnie Ridill
Middies
Norwalk
Kovacevic
Ridill
Cole
Kovacevich
Mike Hill Leads Jacksonville Open in Golf Standings
Mike Hill, defending false identity with brother Dave, holds a one stroke lead in the Greater Jacksonville Open at $175,000 prize. Nate Starks chases at 2 behind after a late birdie finish, with Murphy Barber and Hubert Green tied for third at 139.
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Mike Hill
Nate Starks
Hill
Dave
Starks
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bob Murphy
Miller Barber
Hubert Green
Ray Floyd
Lanny Watkins
Jerry Pate
Danny Edwards
Whosis
Ice fishing on Sandusky Bay yields first solid ice in years
Winter thaw revealed 12 to 18 inch thick ice across Sandusky Bay and Port Clinton area. Ice shanties sprang up as anglers chased perch, crappie, and smelt with locals like Lews Srekait of Lorain and Lloyd Pellerin braving the cold in homemade shelters.
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Sandusky Bay
Port Clinton
So South
Sai Lews Srekait
Lorain
Lloyd Pellerin
Panthers Open City Track Season With King Test
Elyria Catholic coach Mike Noonan prepares his Panthers for the season opener at Admiral King Tuesday weather permitting The 1976 EC thinclads favor distance events with strong returning runners led by Lee Korzan and Eric Eisenmacher while sprint hurdlers and field event veterans provide speed and depth The roster highlights include top distance returnees, promising freshmen and sophomores across events.
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Mike Noonan
Elyria Catholic
Noonan
Panthers
Elyria
Admiral King
Dick Elsasser
Elsasser
Lee Korzan
Eric Eisenmacher
Bill Kucucka
Brad House
Larry Mahl
Mike Robinson
Bryan Thomas
Frank Gentile
Greg Diederich
Bill Jezewski
Tim Bertovich
Mark Cooksey
Tourney matchups in Ohio high school hoops at Kent and Canton
Class AAA and AA tournament pairings announced for Kent State University Canton and Columbus venues. Matchups include Toledo Scott versus Bass Cleveland Show 7:30 p.m. and McKinney versus Barberton at 1:30 p.m. Friday with semifinals to district champions. Dayton and Columbus regional winners advance. Other classes list multiple regional quarterfinals with times and progression to semifinals across Canton Bowling Green and Columbus venues.
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Kent State University
Toledo
Scott
Bass
Cleveland Show
Canton
Auditohuen
Canton McKinney
Barberton
Kent State
Columba Coliseum
Defance
Columbus
Linden
McKinley
Dayton
Daylo Arese
Middletown
Cincinnati Elder
Columbus Ftegional
Andilociam
Brickfield
Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary
Bowling Green
Thurg- Ays
Bowling Green University
Lorain Catholic
Vari Wert
Cantona
Daywie Arena
Circleville
Dayton Roth
Ohio University
Wheelersburg
Wellsville
al Canton Flobdhease
Windham Ip
Monroeville
Whnner
Steubenville
al Meabenville
Lucasville Valley
Goadleabullen
Indian Valley Soult
Cae Regiooal
Ywilag Green University
Fort Devine
V8. Pettnile
Laaten
Chmplan
Morral Ridgedale
Aceite
Bowling Green Regina Cham
Bailey to hurl only for Reds in 1976 season
Bob Bailey, once a high school bonus baby, will be used as a right handed pitcher batter for the Cincinnati Reds. Manager Sparky Anderson and teammate Pete Rose discussed Bailey’s shift from fielding to hitting while Bailey anticipated contributing to a pennant race after stints with Montreal, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Bailey noted his respect for Gene Mauch and his desire to help a contender.
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Tampa
Fla
Bob Bailey
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Bailey
Montreal
Clay Kirby
Anderson
Spark
Pete Rose
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Xdos
Gene Mauch
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Mauch
Expos
Indians Face Angels in Tucson Opener for Spring Training
The California Angels will oppose the Cleveland Indians in the opening exhibition game in Tucson as part of a revised 14-game Cactus League schedule. Coached camps include 32 players with eight more reporting. Boog Powell delays arrival to Monday while others like Busky Hood Thomas Carty Hendrick and Lowenstein are absent but expected soon. Charlie Spikes hit the first spring home run and Fritz Peterson joked about clubhouse dues after arriving early at Hi Corbett Field.
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Tucson
Ariz
California Angels
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Tom Busky
Don Hood
Stan Thomas
Rico Carty
George Hendrick
John Lowenstein
Boog Powell
Charlie Spikes
Fritz Peterson
Peterson
Hi Corbett Field
Cy Buynak
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le Teesen
Lackey
Pelterin
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New London
George Boston
Clarksfield
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Dale Verhoff
Dave Diederich
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Caruso
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Larcy
Mark Demyan
Dale Vertolf
Briant McLaughlin
Lee Karzan
Bill Kukucka
Paul Campana
Kevin Rupert
Bob Sabo
Pat McHugh
Doug Boysen
Frank Gentile, Jr
Phil Gidlich
Ed Kohil
Jeff Glover
Kevin Young
Bob Baumbick
Rory Tomasek
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