Villanova earns trip to semifinal
Villanova reaches the semifinals after a 76 percent shooting second half surge and standout work by Harold Pressley and Harold Jensen, erasing a 12-point deficit to topple North Carolina 61 53 as Dean Smith’s Tar Heels misfired. Kid Pinckney struggled inside while Villanova’s defense caused Carolina’s offense to err.
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North Carolina
Dean Smith
Wildcats
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Tar Heels
McClain
Buzer
Carolina
Kenny Smith
Villanova
Harold Jensen
Kid Pinckney
Jensen
Pinckney
Harold Pressley
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St Johns Wins On Free Throws In NCAA Tilt
Mullin led St Johns with 25 points while Berry scored 19 and Wennington 14 with 10 boards as the Redmen edged N C State. Free throw shooting, 25-of-31, proved decisive in a tense late rally with a key air ball by Stewart fueling NC State’s comeback bid.
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UCLA
Fresno State
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Scott Barnes
Mitch Arnold
Bulldogs
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Final Four clubs in NIT field with NCAA titlists
UCLA Indiana Louisville and Tennessee advance to the NIT semifinals in New York after quarterfinal wins. Indiana outlasted Marquette 94-82 in double overtime, Louisville held off Tennessee Chattanooga 71-66, UCLA beat Fresno State 53-43, and Tennessee topped Virginia 61-54. Indiana meets Tennessee and UCLA faces Louisville midweek, with the finals Friday.
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Lorain Catholic tops Miamisburg for state title in 1927
Lorain Catholic under new coach Lars Wagner upset Miamisburg 32-12 to claim the state championship, Gaines scoring 17 points in a historic second area title. The Indians later failed to repeat in 1928 and 1929 as Oberlin also posted four straight state appearances, a first for the area. The text chronicles multiple area schools, coaches, and appearances in the state tournaments from 1933 through 1980, noting Elyria and Oberlin as frequent participants and detailing key players and outcomes.
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John Salisbury
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Ed Schacht
Johnny Lupe
South Amherst
Cavaliers
Dennison
Millersport
Cavs
Midvale
Columbus
Elyria
Roy Clymer
Dan Gogin
Paul Fritz
Bob Novak
Joe Scott
Benny Pfaff
Glenn
Pioneers
Dale Reichenbach
Lee Johnson
Rick Cowen
Ken Dick
Jim Garbash
Steve Hays
Jackson
Portsmouth
Johnson
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