Cavaliers Edge Bulls 87 83 Behind Chones Late Surge
Cleveland fans saw Jim Chones spark a late run as the Cavaliers toppled the Midwest Division leaders Chicago 87-83 at the Coliseum. Van Lier missed 11 shots amid boos after his national comments, while Jim Brewer sealed the win with key free throws as Cleveland stayed in the wild card hunt.
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Kings Move Closer to Bulls in Tight Midwest Race
KC Omaha Kings beat New Orleans Jazz 101-95 to tighten the standings as Cleveland upset Chicago 87-83. Nate Archibald scored 31, Scott Wedman 19, while Pete Maravich led New Orleans with 24 before being ejected. Golden State edged Portland 97-? in the other game.
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Indiana Keeps Knocking Off Davids as Goliath Returns
Indiana, ranked, beat Oregon State 81 71 in the NCAA Mideast semifinal to extend its win streak to 35. Ky, Syracuse, Kansas State, Maryland, UCLA also won their regional matches, with Indiana set to face Kentucky next for a spot in the San Diego semifinals.
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Princeton Shocks South Carolina In NIT Quarterfinals
Princeton Tigers routed South Carolina 86-67 to advance to the NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden behind 24 points from Tom Van Blommesteyn and 22 from Armond Hill. Coach Pete Carril praised the near-perfect performance as Princeton moved into a Saturday matchup with Oregon.
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Chronicle-Telegram Dominates Ohio Prep Sports Writing Awards
The Chronicle-Telegram tops Ohio prep sports honors at the state convention in Columbus. Staff earned three of four first place trophies and six total honors, with Jerry Rembach winning a Column prize and Roger Negin placing in News Story. Bill Naab and Joe Klinec also won multiple awards for features and game stories. Ted Diachan named Sports Writer of the Year. CT commemorated for football and basketball wrap-ups.
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Rombach Named VP In Ohio Prep Sportswriters Group
Chronicle-Telegram reports Jerry Rombach was elected vice president of the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Assn at the annual convention held yesterday at Imperial House North in Columbus. Dick Zunt was elected president succeeding Denny Dressman, with Dave Long re elected secretary and Marvin Jones named third vice president.
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