Thursday Pro Basketball Results From Cleveland and More
Cleveland beat Chicago 86 to 83 in a close game. Golden State defeated Omaha 103 to 91. Phoenix posted a 79 point win. Friday schedule includes Chicago at Boston Buffalo at Philadelphia New York at New Orleans Cleveland at Houston Portland at Milwaukee Omaha-Omaha at Los Angeles Golden State at Seattle.
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Cavaliers Hold Off Bulls In Narrow Fight At Home
Cleveland beats Chicago 86 to 83 as Chones and Brewer lead with double figures. Key dunks and free throws from Russell and Patterson fuel late stretch while guards Walker and Van Lier pace Chicago in a tight defensive contest.
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Cleveland
Smith
Brewer
Chones
Snyder
Cleamons
Davis
Foster
Russell
Carr
Patterson
Chicago
Boerwinkle
Garrett
Wileson
Crusaders summary New England hockey game notes and penalties
Summary reads like a partial box score for a New England versus Cleveland hockey game. It mentions periods, scorers such as Carleton Byers Krake Selwood and O Donnell, penalties by Selwood and Krake, goaltenders Cheevers and Smith, and attendance around 10 507, with scattered numeric entries and fragmented team actions.
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Byers
Jarrett
Clearwater
Selwood
Cleveland
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Cardwell
Hillmann
Krake
O - Donnell
Pleaw
Ward
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Donough
O'Donnell
Fleaw
Websster
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Cheevers
Smuth
Wolverines Open Tennis Season At Midview
Elyria West coach Tom Cody aims to convert question marks into points as the Wolverines begin the tennis season at Midview. Key players include Mike Messaros returning from knee surgery and senior contributors Jeff Oster Tim Majoras Steve Myers Burt Jernigan with a strong sophomore group. Home matches are at South Park with the first home date April 11 vs Amherst and a packed slate through May 13 including Vermilion Strongsville and sectional play.
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Elyria West
Tom Cody
Wolverines
Midview
Jeff Oster
Messaros
Tim Majoras
Steve Myers
Burt Jernigan
Tom Moore
Tom Stanchek
Tony Suvar
Cody
Don Daniels
Dave Oaks
Keith Stevens
Gary Fujka
Brenda Newman
Jay Barbee
Joe Burch
West
South Park
Amherst
Olmsted Falls
North Ridgeville
Huron
Lake Ridge
Olmsted Fails
Vermilion
Sandusky Perkins
Strongsville
Sectional
Strongsvil
Ohio State spring drills start in 1975 season
Woody Hayes enters his 25th year at Ohio State as spring drills begin in Columbus. The Buckeyes return three regulars on defense and the entire backfield led by Archie Griffin, with many openings on the line after key losses. Hayes signed 26 new players to fill gaps ahead of the May intra-squad game.
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Columbus
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Girlis Hayes
Couahh
Nick Buonamici
Ken Kuhn
Tim Fox
Archie Griffin
Cornelus Greene
Brian Baschnagel
Pete Johnson
Kurt Schumacher
Steve Myers
Dick Mack
Doug France
Dave Hazel
Hayes
Trojans Lead NCAA Swim Meet Despite Furniss Injury
USC with star Furniss sidelined leads Indiana 117 to 97 after opening day at Cleveland State as John Naber and teammates set American records in the 500 yard free and 100 yard breaststroke leg of the medley relay. Indiana’s Fred Tyler and Lee Engstrand push strong in the 200 yard individual medley, challenging national marks while USC rivals record time in the 50 yard freestyle and other events.
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Cleveland
Steve Furniss
USC Trojans
Indiana
Trojans
Hoosiers
Cleveland State University
USC
John Naber
Joe Bottom
Furniss
Naber
Robin Backhaus
Washington
Tim Shaw
Cleveland State
Fred Tyler
Lee Engstrand
Tennessee
Engstrand
Beach SC
Robi Backhaus
George McDonnell
UCLA
Rod Strachn
Mike Bruner
Stanford
Ron Orr
David Wilkie
Miami-Fla
Scott Brown
Mike Corimptown
Alabama
Allen Poucher
Richard McAlister
Air Force
March Chatfield
Joe Hollom
Scott Findorffs
Auburn
Nicklaus fires 66 in Heritage lead at Hilton Head
Jack Nicklaus shot a first round 66 at Harbour Town to lead the $200,000 Heritage Golf Classic while rivals Arnold Palmer Johnny Miller and Lee Trevino struggled in the blustery conditions. Palmer three putted four times and shot 74, Miller called his play lousy, Trevino carded 73 saying the course is the toughest in the world.
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Hilton Head Island
8.C
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Harbour Town
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Miller
South Carolina
Lee Trevino
Lin
Allen MVP at state title in Columbus
Napo leon Allen of Columbus Linden Matinlaw's Ad canial renter led Class AAA with 17 points and 11 rebounds as his Panthers beat Cleveland Heights 77-72 for the state title. He scored 20 in the semifinal versus Kettering Alter and hit the winning basket with 17 seconds left. Joined by Todd Penn and others on the all tournament team.
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UPI
Napoleon Allen
Columbus Linden Matinlaw
Ad Canial
Allen
Williams
Black Bears
Dayton Stivers
Frankie Sanders
Eric Sutton
Stivers
River View
Eric Budendorf
Scott Spencer
Rossford
Sanders
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IVS
Charley Huggins
Franklin
Hubbard
Cleveland Heights
Canton McKinley
Heights
Linden McKinley
Ohio
Warsaw River View
Associated Press
Johnson
Barberton
Canton
Ann Coy 593 Tops Area Bowling as Coy Leads in Swingin' Strikers
Ann Coy rolled 213 214 166 for a 593 in the Swingin' Strikers at Center Ridge, seven pins shy of a 600 and 23 clear of the next high in the area. Betty Reidinger 526, Meg Buga 570, Judy Foss 528, Stella Papuga 204, Jackie Mahilo 542, Rose Loescher 539, Irene Pasadyn 528, Millie Anderson 537, Nellie Hurst 202, Myrtle Norris 926, Ann Knipper 529, Jane Neidiffer 205, Dusty Jones 203.
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Ann Coy
Coy
Center Ridge
Betty Reidinger
Meg Buga
Stoney’s
Judy Foss
Stella Papuga
Jackie Mahilo
Elks
Rose Loescher
Irene Pasadyn
Evans
Lazy Birds
Center
Millie Anderson
Nellie Hurst
Myrtle Norris
Ann Knipper
Stoney
Jane Neidiffer
Dusty Jones
Bob Reinecke
Fisher Body
Pete Nardecchia
Oberlin
Stoney'’s
Harry Betts
Grafton
Clarence Peters
Doy Moore
Harvey Fow
Nancy Burton
Nancy Reed
Vera Stuart
Dog Moore
Harvey Fowler
Irene Pasadyary
Marge Walker
Dody Garrett
Dottie Nash
Yvonne Hamilton
Ruth Hess
Retha Harrison
Bobbi Hall
Debbie Bauer
Verna Sabo
Sandi Alston
Bowling High Scores and League Results at Center Ridge
Reinecke rolled 634 in the Rolling Stones League while Retha Harrison posted 201 in the Alley Cats League at Center Ridge. In the Grafton Two-timers League on Wednesday Nancy Burton bowled 586 with games of 193 234 and 197. Nancy Reed 570 (166 196 208) Vera Stuart 341 (205 177 159) and Marge Walker 526 (177 202 147).
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Rolling Stones
Retha Harrison
Alley Cats
Center Ridge
Grafton
Nancy Burton
Nancy Reed
Vera Stuart
Marge Walker
Cobb Named Ohio All Star For Coliseum Classic
Olmsted Falls guard Greg Cobb, state scoring leader until an injury, is named to the Ohio United States All Star clash at the Coliseum Classic benefiting Cleveland K of C. He joins Lloyd Franklin Phil Hubbard Franke Sanders and Fred Johnson on the Ohio team with Lorain County representing Lake Erie.
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Greg Cobb
Olmsted Falls
United State
Lake Erie
Lorain County
Fred Balser
Elyria
Mike Riley
Lloyd Franklin
Cleveland Heights
Phil Hubbard
Canton McKinsey
Franke Sanders
Dayton Stavers
Fred Johnson
Barberton
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