Losses Drop Pacers Below .500 For Year
The USC A baseball team dropped two of three weekend games losing 7-4 to Wofford on Saturday and dropping a 4-3 decision after leading 3-1 against Ohio Dominican on Friday. USC A won game one of the Ohio Dominican doubleheader 7-3, with Bobby Cue earning the win and driving in a run. Aston Aaron went the distance in the loss to Ohio Dominican, while Kenny Crapps pitched well in relief before the seventh inning rally by Wofford sealed the setback.
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John Joyce
Mike Conigliaro
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Wofford
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Mark Hite
Kenny Crapps
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Unheralded Four Reach NCAA Final Four Matchups
Indiana State, DePaul, Michigan State, and Penn advance to the national semifinals with Indiana State and DePaul meeting first. Michigan State faces Penn as the other semifinal, with the winners to play for the title next Monday. The article highlights longshot teams and coaches including Ray Meyer and Bird.
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Artoo Detoo Champion In Aiken Terrier Trials
The Working Terrier Trials at Twin Creek Farm drew 46 dogs from distant places yesterday with Artoo Detoo taking top honors in the event.
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Myopia and Columbia Win Polo Doubleheader at Whitney Field
In a polo doubleheader at Whitney Field Myopia defeated Meadowbrook 8-4 while Columbia beat North Wind Creek 6-5. Roberts suffered a broken collarbone when his horse fell on him in the Columbia North Wind Creek match. The Meadowbrook–Myopia game featured early handicap notes and key goals by Winthrop and Jones. The second match saw Durett and Florx score for NWC as Columbia led 4-3 after three chukkers with penalties and late scores shaping a 6-5 final.
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Allen Cory
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Chukber
From Aiken to Salt Lake City Indiana State Stars Reach Final Four
All-American David Greenwood scored 37 as UCLA faded late. Indiana State coach Hodges in rookie year steered the Sycamores to the Final Four after beating Arkansas with Bird's 31 points and Heaton's clutch shot. Penn and Michigan State also earned surprising Final Four bids with key performances by Price and Johnson.
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