1937: An upcoming boys basketball headliner between Harvey and Fairport is moved to Mentor’s gymnasium due to insufficient seating capacity to accommodate what’s expected to be a large crowd.

1926: In a swimming meet at the Cleveland Athletic Club, three world records are broken by Ethel Lackie (100-yard dash), Arne Borg (one mile) and Johnny Weismuller (100 yards).

2002: John Zinnicker scores 28 points and pulls down eight rebounds – both team highs – to lead Fairport past East Suburban Conference foe Bloomfield, 82-74.

1991: Danielle Khas makes a steal at halfcourt and connects on a jumper from the free-throw line with one second remaining to give Mayfield a 46-45 victory over Solon in girls basketball.

1980: The Browns’ Mike Pruitt catches an 17-yard touchdown pass from the Steelers’ Terry Bradshaw, but the AFC falls to the NFC in the Pro Bowl, 37-27, in Honolulu.

1969: Bill Huff nearly outscored Chardon on his own with 29 points to lead Kenston to a 67-30 Greater Cleveland Conference win to remain in a tie for second in league play.

1958: Painesville boxer Billy Williams records a first-round knockout over Al “Sugar” Barnett during a card in Pierpont, and Bill Palmer’s 22 points paces Chagrin Falls past Fairport, 59-47.

1947: Tony Satej nets 15 points as Thompson defeats Parkman, 54-37, in boys basketball, and the Browns sign end Bill Huber and tackle Mike Kasap from Big Ten and Rose Bowl champion Illinois.

1936: The Class A boys basketball sectional tournament is moved to Geneva from Ashtabula by the Northeast District board of the Ohio High School Athletic Association.

1925: The Fairport and Madison boys basketball teams announce plans to replay their Lake County League game after an overtime was mistakenly played in the original game due to a scoring error.

2012: Tucker Solon’s goal with 4:58 left propels West Geauga past Twinsburg, 2-1, at Quicken Loans Arena, and Harvey goes on a 19-1 run bridging the first and second quarters in a 57-46 victory over Riverside.

2001: Mayfield’s Matt Delguyd (189) and Derrick Bendau (heavyweight) take first during the Big 8 Invitational, and Mentor’s Jenna Aingworth wins all-around at the Worthington Kilbourne Invitational.

1990: Ryan McMahon scores 22 points as five Benedictine players reach double figures in a 102-93 win over Gilmour, and Scott Whitehair’s 22 points pace Mentor Christian in a 62-46 win over South Ridge.

1979: Teena Lee paces a balanced attack with 13 points in Kirtland’s 60-26 win over Lutheran East, and Rhonda Scharf scores five of her nine points in overtime as Wickliffe edges Bedford, 44-42.

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1968: Len Dobrzeniecki (112 pounds), Ken Stanley (127), Tony Vavpautic (165) and Kermit Spencer (175) each record pins for Ledgemont in a 28-23 dual victory over Grand River.

1957: The Barons boast the top three scorers in the American Hockey League play, with Bo Elik first with 63 points, Fred Glover second with 62 and Jimmy Moore tied for third with 58.

1946: Mike Chapman pours in 18 points to lead Chardon to a 49-27 victory over Parkman, a game in which the Hilltoppers yielded single digits in every quarter.

1935: Cleveland middleweight Paul Perrone suffers his first loss after starting his career 16-0, a 10-round decision to Vince Dundee before a crowd of 10,000 in Philadelphia.

2011: University graduate and Akron senior Chris Korb is selected 31st overall by D.C. United in the second round of the Major League Soccer draft.

2011: University graduate and Akron senior Chris Korb is selected 31st overall by D.C. United in the second round of the Major League Soccer draft.

2000: Brock Steuball scores 17 points in Richmond Heights’ 71-51 rout at Columbia, and Mayfield’s Desirae Thomas records a double-double – 33 points and 20 rebounds – a 56-39 win over Twinsburg.

1989: Mia DeHart takes first in beam and floor as Kenston defeats host Chardon in a gymnastics dual, and Maria Fedele’s 15 points and 10 rebounds pace Madison in a 43-38 win over Ashtabula.

1978: The Indians draft first baseman/pitcher Thomas Anderson Jr., a native of Tampa, Fla., with their first selection of the free-agent draft.

1967: Painesville Lanes officials are confident their chances of landing the Bowling Proprietors Association’s National All-Star tournament are improving after a Toledo alley bows out of consideration.

1956: Paul Brown guides the South team to a 12-2 victory over the North in the seventh game of the Senior Bowl series in Mobile, Ala., giving the South a 4-3 lead.

1945: The Barons fall three points back of Western Division-leading Indianapolis with a 3-1 loss to Buffalo in American Hockey League play.

1934: Indians pitcher Wes Ferrell is expected to be a holdout after management unveils plans to slash the team’s budget after a year in which Ferrell made $12,000 for winning 11 games.

2010: Courtney Reese scores 15 points to lead Cornerstone Christian past Wickliffe, 45-39, and Joe Nelson’s two free throws with four seconds left give Hawken a 53-52 win over Gilmour.

1999: Josh Nagle’s goal with 11 seconds remaining propels Euclid to a 3-2 win over Garfield Heights at Gund Arena in Blue Central play as the Panthers improve to 8-3-1 overall.

1988: Craig Allen records two goals and two assists but is benched for much of the second half by Force coach Timo Liekoski, citing him as a defensive liability, in a 6-5 loss to the Minnesota Strikers.

1977: Campy Russell nets 23 points in the Cavaliers’ 104-80 victory over the visiting Rockets in a game in which referee Richie Powers is elbowed in the head on the opening tipoff by the Cavs’ Jim Chones.

1966: Jim Brown is held to 50 yards on 12 carries, and the Browns are shut out in the second half of a 23-12 loss at Green Bay in the NFL Championship game.