World Hockey Association Scoreboard Items
A compact listing shows WHA standings with teams like Winnipeg and Quebec and results from Saturday games. Notable scores include Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis 2 and Quebec 5 New England with Birmingham exhibition results noted. American League baseball notes Boston Red Sox sent players Remmerswaal Finch Rainey and Waller to Pawtucket in the International League.
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World Hockey Association
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Houstne W
Quebec
Edmatn
Cimath Nw
Bham
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New England
Finland
Birmingham
Winnipeg
Houston
Exhibition
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Win Remmerswaal
Joe Finch
Chuck Rainey
Rich Waller
Pawtucket
Notre Dame eyes historic double after Midwest win
Notre Dame basketball advances to the Final Four after an 84-64 regional final win over DePaul, with Kelly Tripucka scoring 18 and Digger Phelps praising Ray Meyer. Duke dominates Villanova 90-72 in the East Regional final, led by Jim Spanarkel and Mike Gminski, setting up a semifinal vs Notre Dame in St Louis. Kentucky meets Arkansas in the other semifinal.
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Dayton
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan St
Albuquerque
Arkansas
Fullerton
Providence
Duke
Villanova
Lawrence
Kan
Notre Dame
DePaul
Digger Phelps
Phelps
Fighting Irish
St. Louis
Michigan State
California State-Fullerton
Kelly Tripucka
Irish
Ray Meyer
Tripucka
Dave Corzine
Meyer
Jim Spanarkel
Mike Gminski
Spanarkel
Jackson Destroys North High in 4-Inning Route
Jackson High improved to 2-0 with a 14-2 win over North High Friday afternoon. The Indians scored six runs across the second and fourth innings before the game was halted due to the four inning mercy rule. Herb Parrish earned the win with two hits allowed. Johnnie Wall and Billy Boring led Jackson with two hits each. The team hosts Gilbert at 4 p.m. to defend its conference unbeaten status.
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Jackson - Jackson High
North High
Herb Parrish
Jackson
Johnnie Wall
Billy Boring
Gilbert
N C State Pulls Mirage Shot For NIT Final Bid
Clyde Austin hit a 40 foot desperation shot at the buzzer in overtime to give NC State an 86 85 win over Georgetown and advance to the NIT final against Texas. John Thompson lamented missing Derrick Jackson as the Hoyas faded after a strong first half.
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Associated Press
New York City
North Carolina State
Georgetown
Texas
Rutgers
NEW York
Wolfpack
Norm Sloan
Clyde Austin
Austin
Madison Square Garden
Hoyas
Craig Shelton
Shelton
Sloan
Hoya
Garden
John Duren
Thompson
Washington, D.C
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