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Sunday, February 19, 1989, The Tribune 15 Boys end sectionals, girls in district Sports -C Capers Sl By FRANK SHEPHERD Sports Editor For those Tribuneland boys basketball teams, who have not yet qualified for District Tournament play the week of February 27 thru March 4, games this week will decide whether they advance through the elimination process. Some of the Eastern District's teams qualified this past week, where they were involved in one-game sectionals. They will have this week off to prepare for their District opponent. The area girls teams will take part in District play at Zanesville High School for Division II, at Meadowbrook for Division III and at Ncwcomerstown for past week for the District next week. This will be a big week for the Division IV teams, with Hiland playing Conotton Valley and Malvern meeting Strasburg at New Philadelphia High School Friday night, while Tuscarawas Central Catholic meets Lakeland and Garaway lakes on Jewett Scio Saturday night.

The River Local teams qualified for District last week. The finals at St. Clairsville will be Monday with Mingo meeting the Zanesville Rosecrans Monday and Shadysidc takes on Buckeye North, Wednesday. Girls District In the Girls Division II, District the Division four teams. The boys Division II Sectional finals are scheduled at Rivet View High School Tuesday night with Claymont taking on Dover and Friday night with Coshocton meeting with Carrollton, both at 7 p.m.

Cambridge, River View and Meadowbrook have already qualified for District play oput of the Muskingum College Sectional. At Stcubcnville, Bellaire vs. Buckeye South West and Wintersville meets Steubcnville Big Red, Wednesday night. In Division Zanesville will take on East Liverpool in the Division I final at Steubcnville at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

The Division III teams qualified this Tournament at Zanesville High School, Philo vs. Claymont ai 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and Buckeye South West vs. Tr-Valley Meadowbrook at 8:30 p.m. The two winners come back for the District Championship at 1 p.m.

Saturday. In the lower bracket, River View meets Dover ai 6:30 p.m. Thursday and West Holmes vs. Edison South at 8:30 p.m. The two winners come back at 3 p.m.

Saturday for the District title. The Division III at Meadowbrook High School will feature Tuscarawas Valley against River Local at 6 p.m. Wednesday and Indian Valley vs. Steubcnville Catholic Central at 8:30 p.m. The two winners return at 7 p.m.

Saturday for the championship. The Division IV girls teams will be in action at Newcomerstown High Boys Tourney Schedule Girls Tourney Brackets Div. II Girls District (nt Zanesville High School) IjPPF.R BRACKET Maysvillc (11-11) BOYS SCHEDULE MONDAY Division III at Steubenville Stcub. Calh. Central (14-6) vs.

Toronto (9-11), 7 p.m. Cadiz (17-3) vs. Wellsville (1 1-9), 8:45 p.m. Division IV at St. Clairsville Mingo Junction (14-6) vs.

Zancs. Rosecrans (2-17), 7 p.m. TUESDAY Division II at River View Claymont (8-13) vs. Dover (15-4), 7 p.m. Division II at Steubenville Bclllaire (17-3) vs.

Buckeye South West (3-17), 7 p.m. Wintersville (10-11) vs. Steubcnville (9-11), 8:45 p.m. WEDNESDAY Division I at Steubenville Zanesville (10-11) vs. East Liverpool (10-10), 7:30 p.m.

School, with Hiland taking on Shadys-ide at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and Lakeland vs. Conotton Valley at 8:30 p.m. The two winners return at 1 p.m. Saturday.

In the lower bracket, Garaway meetS Bellaire St. Johns at 6:30 p.m. Wednes day and the Zanesville Rosecrans vs. Strasburg at 8:30 p.m. Both winners return for the District championship at 3 p.m.

Saturday. Fans are reminded that admission to all of these games in the Eastern District is S2.50 for adults and 1.50 for students, if those tickets are purchased at the competing schools. All tickets bought at the door on game night are 3 for both adults and students. They are available providing that the competing schools do not sell their ticket allottments. Winner to Alliance Regional Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.

hhhimhm Claymont (13-8) 1 U) JacksQn Regional Saturday, 1 p.m. vs. Zanesville Lower Buckeve South West (20-1) Bracket winner Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. Meadowbrook (18-2) LOWER BRACKET Late Friday Night Scores River View (15-7) Division IV at. Clairsville Shadysidc (16-5) vs.

Buckeye North (15-5), 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY Division III at Steubenville Arena River Local (11-8) vs. Union Local (4-16), 7 p.m. Frontier (11-10) vs. Edison South (13-7), 8:45 p.m.

Division IV at New Philly Hiland (14-6) vs. Conotton Valley (5-14), 7 p.m. Malvern (10-10) vs. Strasburg (3-17), 9 p.m. FRIDAY Division II at River View Coshocton (10-11) vs1.

Carrollton (13-7), 7 p.m. Division IV at New Philly Tusky Cent. Cath. (17-3) vs. Lakeland (3-17), 7 p.m.

Garaway (14-6) vs. Jewett Scio (10-10), 9 p.m. Col. lirandview Hts. 61, Col, Hartley 50 Delaware Olentangy 61 Marion Elgin 48 Granville 60, Fredericktown 54 Heath 42.

Newark Lickinq Hts. 33 Lynchburg Clay 50, Minford 48 Marion Pleasant 65, Mt. Gilead 47 Peebles 55, N. Adams 44 Plain City Jonathan Alder 63, Col. Ready 59 Wheelersburg 59.

Oak Hill 50 Division IV Ansonia 59, Yellow Springs 57 Canal Winchester 77, Newark Cath. 69 Cm. Madeira 58, Fayetteville 52 E. Knox 64, New Albany 48 Felicity 78, Cin. Landmark 71 Franklin Furnace Green 57, Symmes Vail.

42 Franklin-Monroe 64, Middletown Chr. 47 Lancaster Fisher Cath. 57, Wellington 19 Middletown Fenwick 84, Xenia Wilson 43 Ridgeoale 67, Danville 41 S. Charleston Southeastern 61, Twin Vail S. 57 Shadeyside 54, Bellaire St.

John 51 Sidney Lehman 69, Houstor 66 Spring Cath. Central 74, Bradford 42 Thursday, 6:30 p.m. bhmh Dover (17-4) Winner to Jackson Saturday, 3 p.m. egjona West Holmes (20-1) vs. Zanesville Upper Bracket Winner Thursday, 8:30 p.m.

mmhJ 1 Edison South "(16-5) Div. Ill Girls District (at Meadowbrook High School) Tuscarawas Valley (18-4) Wednesday, 6 p.m. River Local (21-1) Indian Valley (17-5) Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. Steub. Catholic Cent.

(21-1) Saturday, 7 p.m. Daytona means money, danger, determination Lou Holtz is honored COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz was a double award winner at the 34th annual Touchdown Club of Columbus banquet. He won both the club's Woody Hayes Award for contributions to college football, and its Robert A. Zuppke Award for having the best college football team in the nation in 1988. "I just happen to have the best football players at the best school," said who was an assistant coach on Hayes' 1968 national champion Ohio Stale team.

"I said last year we were a year away. 1 hope I was right." Holtz, an East Liverpool, Ohio, unlive said Friday that he's had little time to reflect since the Irish clinched the title Jan. 2 by defeating West Virginia in the Fiesta Bowl, but he wouldn't have it any other way. Girls results Friday's Results Regular Season Baptist Chr. 70, Young.

Chr. 16 Canton Heritage 55, King's Acad. 10 Elyria FBCS 63, Cle. Griswold 13 Tournament Division I Beavercreek 43, Fairmont 31 Day. Northmont 43, Day.

Wayne 33 Troy 54, S'dney 53 W. Carrollton 33, Centerville 32 Division II Cm. Mt. Notre Dame 65, Cin. Ursuline 50 Goshen 54, Cin.

St. Ursula 52, 20T N. Royalton 54, Kenston 27 Revere 52, Cle. Central Cath. 49 St.

Paris Graham 50, Spring. Kenton Ridge 48 Waverly 62, Greenfield McClain 52 Division III Bethel-Tate 53, Cin. Deer Park 28 Chillicothe Unioto 83, Lynchburg Clay 61 Cin. Reading 61, Cin. Wyoming 58 Eastern Brown 50, Dixie 34 Milton-Union 48, Arcanum 42 Preble Shawnee 57, Madeira 47 Richmond Dale Southeastern 55, Frankfort Adena 47 Versailles 47, Oakwood 37 CBS Sports.

"The place to be is in the front," said Waltrip, a three-time Winston Cup champion looking for his First Daytona 500 victory. "That hasn't changed in a long time now, since at least 1985. "I remember standing here five years ago and telling people that the cars were too fast, that we couldn't pass. Now, other drivers arc saying that the cars arc too slow and you can't pass." Instead of blaming the restrictors for the situation, Waltrip blames the smaller profile cars now being used. twice, 70-53 in the final regular season game and 69-58 in the first game of the Division IV Sectional.

Try this one on for size. Bridgeport at 6-14 upset Frontier Thursday night 63-61 in double overtime. John O'Conncll, a dimunutive sophomore guard who had not scored in a varsity game this year, made a dramatic first appearance. He hit a three three-pointers, and hit them at amazing times. His first one tied the game in regulation to send it into overtime, his second tied the score at the end of the first OT and the third one, with three seconds left, won it for the Bulldogs.

Sale Ends Feb. 28th By FRANK SHEPHERD Tribune Sports Editor Tourney memories The boys' basketball tournament always revives some fond memories and always some bizarre stories. Already, this year is no exception. I must start out by remembering the great Indian Valley teams of the 1970s and their trips to Columbus. Also I recall that march by the River View -Black Bears in 1975 to the only basketball state championship any team in i.lhis county has ever won.

You always remember those that "just the Coshocton team of 1983 that made it to the regional finals to lose to Wellsville, 1982 team that lost to Napoleon in the state semifinals. jJarvis story It is about this time of year that longtime fans of the Coshocton Basketball Redskins find their memory going Jack to the last time the CHS basket-ball team made the trip to Columbus for the state basketball tournament. IN If you like to delve into history, the Redskins have made two trips to Columbus. The 1934-35 CHS team was wstaic runncrup to Akron North and the team that we are about to describe lost Hamilton Catholic, 57-53, in the Fairgrounds Coliseum in the state semifinals. Some of the members of that 1948-49 team were sophomre Carl Dick Wharton, Jim Kiste, George Stevens, Don Jarvis, Max Olingcr, Ross Corder, Keith O'Hara, Skip Hol-.

"der and Bill Davis. They were coached by Ralph assisted by Jack Anderson and Sky Wharton. There are many old timers who will tell you that this was Coshocton's best-ever team, even though they had just a 19-6 record. They were 20-3 the following year winning the COL and going 20-4, a year marred only by a 45-43 loss to I New Philadelphia in the district finals. But the 1948-49 Redskins team beat what many believed was the best team in the slate that year, in Akron South, 42-40 in overtime in district play at Muskingum College.

The person we interviewed for "Redskin of the Past" and this story was Don Jarvis, who was a starter on that championship team. Don still likes to talk about the game the Redskins won in Memorial Hall in Dover his junior year. Coshocton won the game 49-34, after trailing at halftime. "They had a big guy by the name of Woods, who scored 20 points the first half and we couldn't stop him. The coach told me at halftime that he would be my responsiblility and not to let him beat us.

"I stopped him all right, I don't think that he scored another point and you know I got 20 points the second half and we won it going away, Jarvis said. "My fondest memory of that season was the way we came back to beat Akron South. We trailed by 10 points with two minutes left in the game, Call got hot and we tied it up and won it in overtime. Akron South had not been beaten that season until that game. "My most treasured memory of those days was the comradship that everyone had with the coaches and their teammates.

There were few cars and no television to interfere. "Every Sunday we went to one of the player's homes for Sunday dinner, and that mom cooked for the whole team. We enjoyed it because you got to be friends with all the moms and dads as well as your teammates. It was sure a great time. "I can still remember the following we had through the tournaments.

Of course, at that time boys' basketball was the only thing we played and all the townspeople turned out for the basketball games. We had a great following to Columbus," Jarvis said. Don also was an outstanding baseball player and pitched on the last American Legion team that got to the state finals from here in both his sophomore and junior years. His baseball pitching began when he was 11-years old. He got a call from Jim Plematis to pitch for the local sandlot team, because someone told the manager that he had a weiner ball and got men out t.

with it. (Weiner ball was a slow curve.) "I believe our class was the first one had a freshmen team. Everett 1 Bushong started the team and got us games and then got us into a number of tournaments. I think that was what made us so good in the end," Jarvis said. "The other thing that made us awfully good back then was that we were all capable of scoring in double figures and it didn't really matter if we were a starter or the eighth player on the team, we knew that we could all score.

Don went on to play college ball at Kent Slate but after one month of col- lege was ready to come home. He went to Tcnncsse that next summer to play pro baseball, but a month of running soured him on that. "All they wanted us to do was run, 1 and I was already in shape. I just wanted to take the ball and pitch." After a month of that he came back to Coshocton. 'k Don married the former Mary Jo Fitzpatrick, a cute little blonde cheerleader from Conesvillc.

They have three children, Lenny, Jeff and Lon i and arc now the proud grandparents of seven grandchildren. I Don is still living in Coshocton and works at the Home Candy Company. Mary told us, "We still like to get those old scrapbooks out and look at the pictures of Don's athletic days." Div. IV Girls District (at Newcomerstown High School) UPPER BRACKET Hiland (19-2) DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Daytona means dollars, danger and determination.

To win the $1.7 million 500 mile race on Sunday, Daytona also will mean patience. The same carburetor rcstrictor plates that hung question marks all over last year's race continue to reduce horsepower and make passing on the 2.5-milc, high-banked oval a chancy thing. Ken Schrader will start from the pole and Darrcll Waltrip will be on the outside of the front row when the 42-car field takes the green flag at 12 p.m. EST. The race will be televised live by vs.

Andover winner Winner to Meadowbrook Regional Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. mwbbmb Beallsville (11-10) Winner to mmmimmmmmmmmmimmm Meadowbrook Regional Saturday, 1 p.m. vs. Waverly Upper nAjn) Bracket winner Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. Conotton Valley (14-7) Good tourney stories in first week of play LOWER BRACKET Friday's Results Regular Season Akron Kenmore 62, Tallmadge 47 Akron N.

82, Stow Walsh Jesuit 75 OT Akron St. V-St. 49, Akron Hoban 45 Allen E. 80, Lima Perry 58 Alliance 59, Salem 56 Ashland Crestview 73, Spencerville 51 Austintown-Rtch 72, Boardman 56 Avon Lake 71, Amherst-Steele 69 Bay Village Bay 69, Fairview 55 Bedford Chanel 81, Cle. Benedictine 69 Berea 66, Cloverleaf 60 Berkshire 76.

Orwell Grand Valley 69 Bowling Green 57, Anthony Wayne 48 Brecksville 64, Medina 61 Brookfield 81, Newton Falls 74 Brunswick 79, N. Royallon 53 Bucyrus 68, Galion 56 Canal Fulton NW 63, Loudonville 54 Canton Heritage 61 Young. Calvary 60 Canton McKinley 69, Canton Timken 59 Canton S. 84, Louisville Aquinas 80 Cle. Gilmour 83, Beachwood 80 Cle.

Hay 97. Cle. Rhodes 48 Cle. St. Joseph 86, Mentor Lake Cath.

53 Continental 58, Pandora-Gilboa 56 Copley 52, Revere 50 Cortland Lakeview 77, Warren Champion 50 Delphos Jefferson 68, Col. Grove 61 Eastwood 77, Elmwood 62 Elida 28, Kenton 25 Elyria Cath. 78, Wellington 66 Elyria W. 84, Garfield Hts. 70 Euclid 74, Maylield 69 Fremont Ross 53, Findlay 46 Ft.

Jennings 74, Leipsic 68 Galion Nonhmor 53, Crestline 50 Garretlsville 59, Crestwood 43 Genoa 64, Woodmore 58 Gibsonburg 91, Otsego 78 Girard 68. Campbell-Memorial 59 Heritage Chr. 58, Grand River Acad. 47 Howland Chr. 71, Warren Chr.

28 Hudson 67, Wadsworth 65 IBA 80, CVCA 79 Jeromesville Hillsdale 63, Mapleton 54 Keystone 80, Lutheran W. 67 Kinsman Badger 63, LaBrae 60 Lakewood 62, Parma Holy Name 58, OT Lakewood St. Edward 79, Parma Padua 61 Lexington 77, Bucyrus Wynford 74 Liberty Center 90, Maumee Vail. Country Day 76 Liberty Chr. 89, Cin.

Christian 88, 30T Lima Bath 78, Delphos St. John 70 Lima Central Cath. 80, Coldwater 71, OT Lima Sr. 78, Defiance 69 Lima Temple Chr. 81, Waynedale 73 Lorain Southview 71, Mansfield Sr.

69 Lutheran E. 68, N. Thompson Ledgemont 38 Lyndhurst Brush 64, Willoughby S. 59 Mansfield Madison 70, Beilville Clear Fork 65 Maple His. 74, Eastlake N.

54 Massillon Washington 67, Canton Central Cath. 64 Maumee 63, Sylvania Southview 62 Medina FBCA 81, Butler (Pa.) Calvary 63 Mentor 72, Bedford 61 Mentor Chr. 59, Elyria FBCS 47 Miller City 73, Liberty Benton 68 Mineral Ridge 79, Lordstown 45 Minster 55, New Bremen 53 Mogadore 77, Streetsboro 76 Mogadore Field 62, Medina Highland 54 Monroeville 74, Crestview 64 Napoleon 69, Oregon Clay G2 New Philadelphia 66, Carrollton 63 Niles McKinley 55, Struthers -37 Norton 53, Greensburg Green 50 Norwalk 82, Bellevue 76 Oberlm 67, Mansfield Malabar 63 Oberlin Firelands 70, Elyria Open Door 63 Olmsted Falls 46, N. Olmsted 38 Ontario 74, Cardington 63 Ottawa Glandorf 68, Swanton 44 Painesville Harvey 56, Painesville Riverside 46 Parma Vail. Forge 83.

Cle. St. Ignatius 71 Paulding 78. Bluffton 68 Perry 55. Fairport Harding 46 Perrysburg 52, Holland Spring.

45 Ravenna 80, Windham 73 Rittman 58. Columbia 50 Riverdale 77, Buckeye Central 75 Rocky River 66, Westlake 57 Rootstown 65, Ravenna SE 50 Rossford 65, Millbury Lake 62 S. Central 85, Plymouth 78 Sebnng 59, Columbiana Crestview 48 Shaker Hts. 78, Cle. W.

Tech 77 Shelby 66, Tiffin Columbian 61 Southington 68, Bloomfield 53 St. Henry 73, New Knoxville 45 St. Mary's 67, Parkway 55 Stow 84, Akron Ellet 37 Strongsville 68, Midpark 52 Tol. Christian 80, Danbury Lakeside 47 Tol. Macomber 91, Tol.

St. Francis DeSales 59 Tol. Whitmer 82, Bedford (Mich.) 68 United Local 65, Southern Local 64 Upper Sandusky 69, Willard 68 Upper Scioto Vail. 44, Ada 43 Van Wert 82, Lima Shawnee 69 Vanlue 92, N. Baltimore 68 Warren Harding 102, Warren Howland 77 Warren Kennedy 65, Young.

South 58 Warren W. Reserve 89, Hubbard 55 Wickliffe 61, Kirtland 60 Woodridge 61, Cuyahoga Hts. 59 Young. East 59, Young. Rayen 48 Young.

Mooney 87, Young. Ursuline 60 Tournament Division I Day. Wayne 58. Piaua 50 Hiliiard 74, Marion Harding 48 Mt. Vernon 69, Grove City 59 Newark 65.

Col. Mifflin 44 Pickenngton 57, Westerville N. 48 Sidney 56, Troy 45 Spring. North 55, Greenville 49 Division II Cambridge 70, New Concord John Glenn 45 Martin's Ferry 66. Edison S.

65 Warsaw River View 68, Philo 27 Wellston 66. Rock Hill 63 Wintersville 68, St. Clairsville 49 Division III Aieander 59, Nelsonville-York 56 Beipre 51, Federal Hocking 49 Garaway (15-6) Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Bellaire St. John (15-6) Zanes.

Rosecrans (17-4) Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. Strasburg (10-il) Saturday, 3 p.m. Already, there are a pair ol good tournament stories to tell. Lakeland's girls team, tri-champ of the Inter Valley Conference, beat Woodsfield 119-20 Thursday night in one of the highest scores ever recorded in the Eastern District tournaments in mod-cm limes. The Raiders, who have got an excellent team, can carry a roster of 12 in the tournament.

Coach Roger McMullen emptied his bench halfway through the second quarter. A number of his subs scored in double figures. Woodsfield had an 0-21 season. The Woodsfield boys were 0-19 near the end of the season, but preceded to beat Caldwell liiiiHlJ BATTERY SALE Any Group 24-24F-74-70 1 Year Free Replacement Guarantee vs. Waverly Lower Bracket winner CORNER OF U.S.

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