Brunswick Leads Medina County Banner in Akron Garfield AAA District
Brunswick, with 1142 points, led the Akron Garfield AAA wrestling district after the first two rounds as top lightweights highlighted the action. Bill McClintock pinned Dino Brown and edged Mark Richmond, while Pat ONeill and Wayne Whitcomb posted strong wins for the Bees and Blue Devils. The Gazette notes revised starting times for Buckeye and Cloverleaf-Brookside games.
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Chip’ Steiner
Akron
Brunswick
Medina County
Akron Garfield
Ohio
Blue Devils
Medina Bees
Wadsworth
Bill McClintock
Brunswick 98- Pounder
Wrestling sectional results feature pins and early exits
The report details multiple pin outcomes across weight divisions including Gust Malavite defeating Wadsworth by fall at 1:48 and Tim Shoemaker pinning Bill Talcott at 1:55. Greg Ashworth lost 6-1 to Brian Valentine while Mark Tavernier dropped his opener to Randy Webb. Semis and consolations start at 1 p.m. with finals at 7 p.m. tonight.
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Gust Malavite
Canton South
Wadsworth
Bill Talcott
Tim Shoemaker
Oakwood
Greg Ashworth
Brian Valentine
North Canton
Mark Tavernier
Randy Webb
Warren Western Reserve
Larry Rice
Norton
Les Steidl
Medina
Steidl
Dennis McKelley
Canton Timken
Sam Rudolph
Hubbard
Rick Riley
John Crossen
Tallmadge
Crossen
Bill Thomas
Thomas
Blue Devil
Bruno Jacobs
Austintown Fitch
Dennis Crossen
Don Mitchell
Glenwood
Jim Kazee
Brunswick
Night of high school basketball action across districts
Sports at a Glance lists tonight games Black River versus Nordonia and Cloverleaf versus Buckeye plus Highland at Nordonia in Class AAA district play. Saturday features Medina Brunswick Wadsworth at Garfield in Class AAA district matchups.
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Black River
Cloverleaf
Buckeye
Highland
Nordonia
Medina
Brunswick
Wadsworth
Garfield
Wrestling Top Ten Standings After First Two Rounds
The results show Brunswick leading with 12, Tallmadge 11, Warren Harding 9 2, Canton McKinley 9, N Canton 9, Kent Roosevelt 8 2, Firestone 8, Norton 8, Boardman 7 2, City Falls 7 2, Canton South 7, Glenwood 7 after two rounds. Individual bouts list pins, decisions and byes across weight classes from 105 to heavyweight with multiple wrestlers earning wins for their county teams.
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Brunswick
Tallmadge
Warren Harding
Canton McKinley
N. Canton
Kent Roosevelt
Firestone
Norton
Boardman
City
Falls
Canton South
Glenwood
Rangers begin 1972 Grapefruit League with first spring game
The Texas Rangers, formerly the Washington Senators, opened the 1972 Grapefruit League season by playing their first spring game in their new home context. The report notes the franchise move and inaugural exhibition status, highlighting the transition from the nation’s capital to Texas.
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United Press International
Washington Senators
Texas Rangers
Senators
Yankees rout Rangers as Blomberg homers three times
New York Yankees beat Texas 12 6 powered by Ron Blomberg three homers and 11 hits off three pitchers. Rangers kept in it with two homers by Dave Nelson and Jeff Burroughs but fell behind after seven innings. Pirates beat White Sox 2 0 in first game since World Series win.
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Rangers
New York Yankees
Ron Blomberg
Texas
Yankees
Dave Nelson
Fritz Peterson
Jeff Burroughs
Lindy McDaniel
Pittsburgh
High School Tourney Scores Spill Over
Lorain Admiral King 72 over Midview 60. Elyria Catholic 68 over Oberlin 61. Norwayne 56 beat North Ridgeville 43. Columbia 76 defeated Lorain Catholic 74. Kenyon 85 over Wooster 83. Bested Mt. Union 88 by Baldwin Wallace 89. Capital 81 over Muskingum 66. Wittenberg 66 over Denison 57. NBA scores: Buffalo 105 over New York 97. Milwaukee 94 over Philadelphia 81. Boston 125 over Detroit 96. LA 114 over Atlanta 104. Baltimore 90 over Portland 80. Golden State 108 over Houston 107. Seattle 112 over Chicago 103. ABA Pittsburg 115 over Memphis 114. Virginia 121 over Indiana 116. Floridians 130 over Carolina 127. NHL Chicago 4 California 4. AHL Rochester 5 Boston 5. Springfield 6 Cleve. 4.
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Admiral King
Midview
Elyria Cath
Oberlin
Norwayne
N. Ridgeville
Columbia
Lorain Cath
Ohio College Kenyon
Wooster
Mt. Union
Capital
Muskingum
Wittenberg
Denison
NBA Buffalo
New York
Milwaukee
Phila
Boston
Detroit
Atlanta
Baltimore
Portland
Golden St
Houston
Seattle
Chicago
Cloverleaf Grads Power Ohio Conference Upsets
Two Cloverleaf graduates helped Baldwin Wallace and Kenyon pull major upsets in Ohio Conference play at Mt. Union College. Kenyon beat Wooster 85 83 on a last second 30 foot shot by Bill Kozy as Marty Hunt scored 32 for Kenyon and Kory hit midcourt to seal the win. B W shocked Mt. Union 89 88 after trailing by 12 with seven minutes left as Tom Grimm added 10 points.
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Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh
White Sox
BeeBee Richard
Tony Muser
al Oliver
Alliance
Baldwin-Wallace
Kenyon
Ohio
Mt. Union College
Bill Kozy
Art Kozy
Westfield Township
Wooster College
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Wooster
Marty Hunt
Hunt
Kory
Kenyon Lords
Tom Grimm
Gazette
B-W
Mt. Union
Purple Raiders
UCLA Survives Cal to Extend Win Streak
UCLA remains undefeated with an 85-71 victory over California for its 24th straight win this season. Bill Walton led UCLA with 24 points as Cal narrowed the gap late before the Bruins pulled away.
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United Press International
UCLA
Bruins
California
Cal
Truitt
Bill Duen
Bears
Bill Walton
Duen
St Xavier Leads in Ohio Swim Championships Final
St Xavier Mustangs arrive as favorites at the 45th Ohio High School Swim Championships finals in Columbus. They set a medley relay record of 1 40.7 and rely on 15 individuals and two relays. Upper Arlington brings 11 individuals and two relays as the wrapup begins at 2 p.m. Diving preliminaries start at 9 a.m. St Xavier also qualified three swimmers each for the 100 breaststroke and the 400 free.
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UPI
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Mustangs
Upper Arlington
St. Xavier
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