Scarabs and Bulldogs Return Home as State Champions
Ohio crowned two state champs Cleveland East Tech and Edgerton after thrilling wins in Columbus. East Tech beat Salem 71 51 led by Ken Glenn while Edgerton upset Northwestern 38 31 and Lynwood Jackson town 57 33 with Bob Grundish delivering key points. Crowds exceeded 54 thousand for the four session tournament.
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Opposites Cop Crowns Champs Cut From Different Cloth
Columbus report on Ohio high school basketball crowns: in AA Cleveland East Tech Scarabs dominate with height and talent. in A Edgerton of Williams County claims the title through grit. Edgerton defeats Northwestern and Lynwood-Jackson, celebrates by cutting nets and lifting their coach on their shoulders. Contemplates regional setup changes and praises regional teams, with local fan chatter expressing pride.
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Moon Wins In 2nd Round At Puerto Rican Club Card
Jim Moon of Lorain Youth Center stopped stablemate Augustin Guerrero in the second round of the headliner. Moon, 104 pounds, floored Guerrero for a four count before the bout was stopped. Other results include Hector Roddauex and Tony Matos winning decisions, with several Youth Center fighters absent or failing to appear.
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Lorain Youth Center
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Guerrero
Dan Wilson
Youth Center
Chuck Newton
Elyria Sheritt Smith A.C
Hector Sierra
Oscar Figueroa
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Wally Knitter
Smith A.C
Jose Ramirez
Mario Mojica
al Wilson
Hockey Standings ater LEAGUE Bucks Blank Miami
CORAL GABLES Fla UPI Bucks blanked Miami as Dale Denny, in relief, retired 10 batters in order to preserve a 4 0 Ohio State baseball victory over the University of Miami.
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McQueen Wins AAU Crown in Cleveland Ring
Jim McQueen captured the 165 pound AAU boxing title at Navy Park Gym in Cleveland after winning two bouts Saturday night. The victory earned him a spot in the national AAU tourney in Toledo April 2 to 4.
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Scarabs Enter Cage Meet Garcia Injured
In Tucson Aziz reports Mike Garcia of Cleveland was struck on the left leg by a line drive during a IS victory over the Boston Red Sox. Garcia was carried off on a stretcher with a badly bruised leg though X rays showed no fracture.
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Baseball Results From West Palm Beach Action
Baseball results show Kansas City and Cleveland players shining with wins and notable performances. Marty Smith homered for a Dallas listed lineup while Gibsons, Leaksen, and Rodgers contributed key hits and pitching, as Cleveland edged San Francisco in a tight battle.
Smiths 289 Tops Azalea Golf Tournament Field
The 14th annual Azalea golf tournament concluded with a 72 total for the winning team led by Hank Sellers and Sam Franklin. Dave Smith of Gastonia also contributed as part of the strong showing by Collywood’s Morgans, with the group finishing at 289 for the event in Charleston.
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Ed Ferguson
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Hank Sellers
Sam Franklin
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East Tech repeats state title as Columbus crowd cheers
In Columbus the East Tech Scarabs won their second straight Class AA title by a wide 36 point margin, with six players returning next season including Dave Hunter and Dan Kirchbaum of Salem earning first and second team honors. Regional plan talk and officiating reviews dominate the aftermath as Salem and Elyria contests are noted. pundits debate a 16 team state tourney or mixed regional formats.
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Toronto Leafs Clinch Final Playoff Berth Over Red Wings
Toronto finished the season with a 64 victory over Detroit to grab the last Stanley Cup playoff slot. They rode a five game winning streak to edge the Rangers by one point and head to Boston to face the Bruins in a best of seven series. Dick Moore set a new NHL single season scoring record and helped Montreal to a 2 1 victory over New York United.
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