NCAA Tournament First Round At A Glance
The AP summarizes first round results across regions Raleigh Murfreesboro Lawrence Los Angeles. St. John’s, Temple, Penn, Iowa, Lamar, Detroit, Tennessee, E Kentucky, Weber State, New Mexico State, Virginia Tech, Jacksonville, Pepperdine, Utah, Southern Cal, Utah State advance or are eliminated with notable upsets and OT games. Regional second and third round results follow with teams like Penn, N Carolina, St. John’s, Duke, Toledo, Iowa, Louisiana State, Michigan State, Oklahoma, Indiana State, Louisville, Arkansas, Marquette, DePaul, UCLA, San Francisco, and Notre Dame progressing toward the Final Four.
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Detroit presses bid to host Super Bowl in north
Honolulu AP reports NFL owners will choose sites for Super Bowls XV and XVI in 1981 and 1982 with Pontiac Michigan’s Silverdome challenging traditional southern hosts New Orleans and Miami. Detroit, Gov Milliken and mayors back a rent free bid, citing dome advantages.
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NIT action narrows field as ACC bows out early
Six teams vie for byes into the NIT semifinals while six others exit the season. Old Dominion beat Clemson in double OT 61-59, Ohio State defeated Maryland 79-72, and Alabama topped Virginia 90-88. Indiana upset Alcorn State 73-69, Purdue beat Dayton 84-70, and Texas A&M edged Nevada-Reno 67-64.
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Shara and Gossett Lead Club Tourney Victory
Shara and Gossett won the Midland Valley Country Club member tournament four handicap event with a 121. Fred Bouye and Tim Strawn placed second at 124, Terry Earley and Clint Mathis third at 129, and Tony Monaya with Norris Mosley fourth at 132. Farrell Ivey scored a hole in one on the 188 yard 17th, playing with Harry Martins Carl Cole and Bill Herndon.
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Marymount Ups Grand Canyon In NAIA Tourney Opener
Marymount of Kansas 79 Grand Canyon 74 as Larry Jones 23 points six assists leads the Spartans over the defending NAIA champions. Grand Canyon coach Ben Lindsey laments the upset and tears mark the locker room after the loss.
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Soap Box Derby Registration Tonight At Aiken Elementary
Soap Box Derby officials open registration at 7 30 pm at Aiken Elementary for children aged 10 to 15. The derby race is set for July 14 at Fort Gordon Georgia with a five dollar fee.
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Augustan Tops Bowling Tournament at Aiken Bowl
Bob DiGilio of Augusta won the Handicap Tournament Bowling Association event at Aiken Bowl on March 10 and 11, defeating 52 entrants to take $500 and a champion’s plaque. Glenn Mahaney of North Augusta finished second for $215.
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Phillips Wins MV Tournament
Naomi Phillips won the Midland Valley nine hole flag tournament in Graniteville with Mary Konwinski finishing second. Ruth Smith recorded the fewest putts in the event.
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