Weekend quiz on major basketball tourneys questions
A list of 10 trivia prompts about past NCAA and state high school titles plus related players and teams. It asks for runners up to Loyola Chicago in 1983, teams repeating titles, Ohio and Cleveland school histories, and notable scoring records with scattered historical hints. The fragment also includes jumbled extra text.
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Loyola of Chicago
UCLA
Loyola
Bruins
Ohio
Columbus East
East
Ed Ratliff
Cleveland
Elyria Catholic
Lorain Catholic
Cleveland Hast Tech
Mike Phillips
Akron Manchester
Kentucky
Nicklaus back on track with first under par round
Jack Nicklaus, defending champion in the $440,000 Tournament Players Championship, fired a five under par 67 to seize a share of second place behind course-record 66 by Kermit Zarley at Sawgrass. Andy North and Lanny Wadkins tied for second at 67, with Morgan, Streck, Nelford and January at 68 and a dozen at 69.
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Kermit Zarley
Andy North
Lanny Wadkins
Gil Morgan
Ron Streck
Jim Nelford
Don January
Tribe encouraged by Garland's stint
In Tucson, Wayne Garland made his spring debut for the Cleveland Indians, showing signs of life as he rehabs from shoulder surgery. The veteran righthander, aiming to recapture his 20-7 form with Baltimore in 1976, pitched two innings and 27 pitches in a 4-1 B game loss to the California Angels, while manager Jeff Torborg cautioned patience in early spring.
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Cleveland Indians
Wayne Garland
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Latin Dayton Jefferson in AA finale at St John Arena
Ohio Class AA final pits Cleveland Cathedral Latin 22 3 against Dayton Jefferson 22 2 at St John Arena with both teams known for fast break scoring. Latin led Claymont 58 53 late but turnovers hurt. Jefferson topped Archbold 65 60 after a late rally led by Joe Harrison and Darrell Jackson.
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Claymont
Lions
Mustangs
Jefferson
Archbold
Joe Frank
Elyria Catholic
Dave Benecke
Benecke
Broncos
Frank
Jackson
AA coaches not satisfied in state title clash
In Columbus at St John Arena Bath Cathedral Latin led by Don Gacey and Dayton Jefferson with John Watkins meet for the Class AA title after hard semifinal wins. Latin overcame Claymont 67 58 while Jefferson edged Archbold 65 60. The talk focused on nerves, fouls, and notes on ball handling as both teams look to sharpen for the championship.
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Columbus
St.John Arena
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Dayton Jefferson
Latin
Uhrichsville Claymont
St.John
Roger Negin
C-T
Bath
Cathedral Latin
Don Gacey
John Watkins
Dayton
Jefferson
St John Arena
Ubrichsville Claymont
Archbold
Neff
Gacey
Lions
Youngstown Raven
Claymont
Karl Morris
Rick Cox
Cathedral Latin Edges Claymont in Narrow High School Game
Cathedral Latin defeats Claymont 67 to 58 with balanced scoring led by Warren 23 and Ink 17. Claymont’s Mills 14 and Heft 22 pace the visitors as fouls and turnovers shape the late momentum in a crowded gym.
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Morne
Tian
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Techtireal
Rader leads Lakeland all star basketball selections
Lakeland Conference names Jane Rader of Midview unanimous first team after a 20.5 point 15.2 rebound season and 56.3 percent field goal mark. Also on first team are Lori Seeley Laurie Nixon Darla Cottrell, Wellington, Terry Adams North Ridgeville. Coach of the Year Joanna Camp Wellington. Second team includes Laurie Byerly Cindy Hanmer Rolanda Jones Nancy Meyer Kim Wagner. Honorables go to Kim Annable Mary Dunham Pam Evans Linda Hobart Libby Reed Tracie Haynes Deirdre Kolb Allison Smith Kim Smith.
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Lakeland All-Stars
Lori Seeley
Terry Adams
Jane Rader
Laurie Nixon
Carla Cottrell
Rolanda Jones
Kim Wagner
Laurie Byerley
Cindy Hanmer
Nancy Meyer
Gene Krebs
Lakeland
Rader
Midview
Darla Cottrell
Wellington
North Ridgeville
Joanna Camp
Adams
Laurie Byerly
Oberlin
Amherst
Brookside
Kim Annable
Mary Dunham
Pam Evans
Linda Hobart
Libby Reed
Vermilion
Tracie Haynes
Deirdre Kolb
Clearview
Allison Smith
Kim Smith
Luther West falls to East Canton in Wooster regional
Lutheran West girls coach Karen Wittrock said her team were stronger, yet fouls and penalties doomed them as East Canton won 50-46. East Canton coach Tom Davis praised his squad for toughness, noting LW turnovers and late defense.
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Scott Hasslet
C-T
Wooster
Lutheran West
Karen Wittrock
East Canton
Tom Davis
Davis
Wittrock
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