Springtime Fever Turns My Thoughts To Baseball
The author marks spring as the season of baseball awakening. He recalls spring training, 72 degree skies, and memories from Fensway and Wrigley, noting Pacers opener and personal rituals that signal baseball's return and a winter-to-summer mood shift.
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South Aiken Girls Roll Past St Andrews to Lower State
South Aiken, the 1985 state girls champion, defeated St Andrews 64 38 in the first round to advance in the Lower State Tournament. The 24 1 team will face Myrtle Beach Roberts winner Friday in Manning as coach Phil Strickland lauded their running game and improved free throw shooting. Shauna Gadsden led St Andrews with 18 points while Michelle Workman scored 10 for the Thoroughbreds.
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Heels Hope Hale and Martin Play Limited Roles in ACC Tourney
North Carolina coach Dean Smith expects Steve Hale and Warren Martin to see limited time against Maryland in the first round as Hale recovers from a collapsed lung and Martin nurses a foot injury. The 26-4 Tar Heels face a 17-12 Maryland squad while NC State and Wake Forest also prep for the ACC tournament amid mixed recent form.
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Tulsa Upsets No 9 Bradley In MVC Championship
Tulsa knocks off Bradley 74 58 to secure the Missouri Valley Conference automatic NCAA berth as Bradley suffering its first loss since December 28 ends a 22 game win streak. Brian Rahilly and David Moss score 22 each for Tulsa. Hersey Hawkins leads Bradley with 16 points and seven rebounds. Indiana also tops Michigan State 97 79 as Scott Skiles becomes MSU all time scoring leader. Seton Hall advances in Big East postseason with 76 66 win over Connecticut. Mississippi State beats Vanderbilt 62 54 and Ole Miss tops Tennessee 73 56 to reach SEC quarterfinals.
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