Notable NBA Scores and Women’s Tournament Results Snapshot
National Basketball Association scores show Cleveland at Boston and other East games. Women’s East Regional results include Ohio State victory over Penn State and Old Dominion beating North Carolina State with key upsets leading to semifinals and a Sunday final.
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NCAA Tournament Roundup Georgia Tech Beats Illinois 61 53
In the Southeast Regional Georgia Tech defeats Illinois 61 to 53 while Georgetown edges Loyola Illinois 65 53 At Providence R J Georgetown posts a 33 2 season mark facing Georgia Tech 27 7. Other matchups include Maryland Villanova North Carolina Auburn Oklahoma Memphis St and Kentucky St John s and more. The Final Four slate is set for Lexington and Denver with several quarterfinals and semifinals pending.
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Jacksonville Triumph Over Orlando In Overtime Gridiron Duel
In Jacksonville Florida rough pass and run battle ends 29 24 after overtime with JAC Rozier rushing twice and Franco adding key kicks Orlando Collier rebutted with runs and passes leading to a tense finish before Jacksonville clinched the victory and topped receiving totals for Rozier and Alexis in a high scoring game.
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Split-squad spring games shuffle standings across leagues
Pro baseball notes show rain delays and ppd games in Florida and Arizona. Teams like Montreal, Atlanta, New York Mets, St. Louis, Chicago White Sox, Boston, Los Angeles, Toronto, Detroit, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Seattle, San Francisco, Milwaukee, Cleveland, and others posted scores or postponed actions across Bradenton, Lakeland, Tampa, Dunedin, Vero Beach, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and Tempe. Standings affected by doubleheader counts and notable 13 inning result for Cleveland.
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USC May Expand Williams-Brice Stadium
USC officials consider a preliminary study to add seats at Williams-Brice Stadium and plan a second set of condominium luxury parking as demand for tickets grows after last season. Trustee John G. Beasley noted the university is far from a decision but assessing needs for future capacity.
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Sweet Diane Stakes Triumph At Santa Anita
Delaware Ginny led early and held on to win the $40,375 Sweet Diane Stakes for 3 year old fillies at Santa Anita. Alia edged Ryburn by a head to win the Ballast Purse at Pimlico. Buckpie cruised to a 24 2 length Go Devil Purse at Isman s Park. Violado led late to win the Hialeah feature by seven. Royal Nashapolis raced to a 34 4 length Mayfield Purse victory at Aqueduct.
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Baseball Transactions Hit Quiet Across Leagues
In the American League the A's optioned Steve Kiefer and Donnie Hill to Tacoma while sending Stan Javier Bill Bathe and Tim Pyznarski to reassignment. The Blue Jays optioned Stan Clarke to Syracuse. In the National League the Braves option Miguel Sosa and reassigned Marty Clary Steve Ziem and David Clay. The Cubs reassigned multiple players including Larry Rothschild Johnny Abrego Scott Holman Darrin Jackson Tito Nanni and Tony Woods.
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Braves trim roster to 32 players with Sosa optioned
The Atlanta Braves reduced to 32 players sending down Miguel Sosa to Richmond after a .295 season with 15 homers and 41 RBI in 64 games. Duane Ward also assigned to minor league camp for reassignment along with three non-roster pitchers Marty Clary Steve Ziem and David Clay.
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Rozier shines as Bulls top Renegades in OT thriller
Mike Rozier rushed 38 times for 199 yards and three touchdowns and caught a five yard TD pass as Jacksonville beat Orlando 34 31 in overtime. Kicker Brian Franco added a 29 yard OT field goal after a near miss in regulation. Reggie Collier led Orlando with four rushing TDs and 171 rushing yards in a high scoring USFL clash.
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Spend A Buck Faces Derby Prospects in Bay Shore At Aqueduct
Spend A Buck trains for a quick return to the Kentucky Derby picture in the seven furlong Bay Shore at Aqueduct. The 3-year-old, owned by Hunter Farm and ridden by Angel Cordero Jr., seeks victory as the 2-1 favorite after a knee bone chip removal and a Breeders' Cup Juvenile third. He carries 123 pounds against 10 rivals, including I Am The Game and Eternal Prince, with Derby nominees Brostache and Beat Me Daddy not entered.
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