Six area basketball leagues crown champs in 1972 73
The 1972 73 season produced four title wrangles decided on the final weekend with Buckeye North Central and Southwestern titles settled late. Admiral King captured the Buckeye crown, Elyria Catholic and Mansfield led NCC contenders, Clearview dominated Lakeland, Columbia and Firelands shared Inland glory, and South Central won the SwC. standout players included Hagen, Harris, Kramb, Sherman, and Daniels earning all state honors.
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Admiral King
South Central
Wine and Roses
Clearview
Columbia
North Olmsted
Buckeye
North Central
Mansfield
Elyria
Tygers
Admiral King Mansfield
Marion
Lorain
Findlay
Sandusky
CTs Annual Basketball Wrapup Edition Summary
CT presents its annual wrapup detailing conference race thrillers and county tournament highlights. Dan Hagen named scoring champion again as Elyria High returns to glory and Elyria Catholic posts its best season. Final standings and season summaries across pages 11 12 15 16.
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Dan Hagen
Elyria High
Elyria Catholic
Panther Club
Panthers
Firestone finals loom for Asher and Godman
Barry Asher leads Jim Godman by 32 pins heading into the Firestone Tournament of Champions final rounds in Akron. The 26-year-old Costa Mesa veteran sits one win away from the $25 000 top prize as Weber McCune Laub and others chase in the 57 000 final money pool.
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AKRON
Barry Asher
Costa Mesa
Calif
Stone
Dick Weber
St Louis
Don McCune
Munster
Larry Laub
San Francisco
Asher
Laub
McCune
Weber
Godman
Jim Godman
Lorain
Martin Returns as Tigers Manager After 24 Hour Walkout
Billy Martin resumed duties as Detroit Tigers manager Saturday morning after a 24 hour walkout sparked by a dispute with GM Jim Campbell over a fined player. Campbell described the episode as a lost day, with Martin eager to get back to work amid a busy baseball slate and a separate team loss.
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Fiery Martin Back
Tiger
Lakeland
Fla
Billy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Martin
Jim Campbell
Campbell
Willie Horton
the Blessitt
Tigers
Horton
Billy
Detroit Tiger
West Leads Lakers Again In Eastern Playoff Opener
In the NBA playoffs the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Chicago Bulls 107 104 as Jerry West scored seven overtime points after Dan Goodrich and West led a comeback. West finished with 27 and Goodrich 28 for the Lakers while Bob Love had 21 for Chicago. The win followed Milwaukee routing Golden State as New York beat Baltimore 129 101.
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Dan
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Ssel
Los Angeles
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Clutch
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Gail Goodrich
West
Goodrich
Bob Love
Chicago
Bulls
Milwaukee
Golden State
New York
Oscar Robertson
Warriors
Nate Thurmond
Walt Frazier
Earl Monroe
Bullets
Archie Clark
Baltimore
Frazier
Dennis Awtrey
Wilt Chamberlain
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