Television Schedule Highlights March Basketball Card
Monday lists NCAA Division II Final on ESPN in the afternoon and late night NIT and NCAA coverage. NBA games feature Nuggets at Hawks on WTBS and Suns at Bulls on ESPN. The schedule notes Boxing and College Baseball slots with unspecified times and networks.
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Local schedule highlights in area high school and college action
The slate shows baseball games featuring Aiken Midland Valley South Aiken and Dreher. Soccer matches include Silver Bluff against Barnwell and Dreher against Aiken. Tennis gathers Strom Thurmond at Aiken and Lexington at North Augusta with track events at Mi Aiken Coaches Classic.
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Francis Marion
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Aquinas
Brawl erupts in WHL playoff game in Seattle
Seattle Thunderbirds beat Tri-City Americans 9-2 as a 20 minute brawl involving players and fans erupts in the third period. Four arrested five ejected and a police officer cut in the mouth, near a crowd of 1 07 fans at the Seattle Coliseum.
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Bradley tops Turquoise Classic to hit $3 million mark
Bradley finishes one stroke ahead of Ayako Okamoto to become the first LPWA player with over $3 million in career earnings. He cards a final two-foot par to reach 12 under, while Okamoto two-putts 18 to finish 11 under. Betsy King claims third at 282.
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Charles wins Fuji Grand Slam by two strokes
New Zealand’s Bob Charles edges Hsu Chi-san by two strokes to capture the Fuji Electric Grand Slam at Kurimotomachi Japan with a 214 two under par. Charles earns 72 000 dollars as the champion. fellow contenders include Dave Hill Lee Trevino Miller Barber and Taiwan’s Hsieh Min nan. Gardner tops Hogan Classic in Panama City for 20 000 prize.
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Agassi Rolls Past Edberg to Win Florida Final
Andre Agassi defeated Stefan Edberg in four sets at the International Players Championships in Boca Raton Florida earning $179 000. The 19 year old American improved to 16 2 for the year with his 10th career title and his second of the season. Monica Seles won the women's final defeating Judith Wiesner 6 1 6 2 for her second career title.
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San Francisco
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Austria
Charlotte Loses Davis Cup Semifinals
Charlotte was set to host the 1990 Davis Cup semifinals where the United States would face either Italy or Austria after Italy upset Sweden in a first round. The Americans then prepared to travel to Czechoslovakia for a later tie.
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UNLV Rebels Thrive on Relentless Pace and Augmon Defense
UNLV guard Augmon scored 20 points with nine rebounds as the Rebels ran Loyola of Chicago Raggedly, using a relentless fast-break attack and pressing defense to post a high shooting percentage and claim a tournament win. Tarkanian notes Augmon’s offense will improve for NBA prospects.
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Scorebook UNLV 131 101 over Loyola Marymount chaotic entry
Unclear box score data shows UNLV defeating Loyola Marymount 131 to 101 with fragmented player lines and inconsistent stats. Names and numbers are jumbled, including a Kimble 432 line and isolated figures for Sumer Walker Weber and others, making final stats unreadable.
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Minnesota Hangs On In Road Loss To Georgia Tech
Minnesota fought back from a 12 point first half deficit to trail by two at halftime as Scott and Anderson sparked Georgia Tech. Oliver secured the late free throws to give Tech the 84 83 win while Burton led Minnesota with 35 points and Shikenjanski 19.
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Clem Haskins
Speers
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Inis
Georgia Tech
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Anderson
Tech
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Kevin Lynch
Willie Burton
Jim Shikenjanski
Melvin Newbern
Lynch
New Mexico
Luc Longley
St. Louis
Rich Grawer
Melvin Robinson
Longley
Grawer
Anthony Bonner
Tennessee Falls in East Regional Final to Virginia
Virginia earns its first Final Four by defeating Tennessee 79 75 in overtime in the East Regional final at Thompson Boling Arena. Dawn Staley 25 points for Virginia and Tonya Edwards 25 for Tennessee carried the game as the Lady Vols failed to score in OT. Virginia joins Louisiana Tech and Auburn in the Final Four.
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Dawn Staley
Tonya Edwards
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Summitt
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Cavaliers
Stanford
Tara van Derveer
Arkansas
Trisha Stevens
Cardinal
Jennifer Azzi
Julie Zeinstra
Delmonica DeHorney
Georgia
Austin Grass
Washington
Carolyn
Tough Fogler Drives Vanderbilt Into Semis
Vanderbilt coach Eddie Fogler, a former New York cabdriver, leads a 19-14 Commodores into the NIT semifinals against Penn State as St Louis meets New Mexico. The winners advance to the Madison Square Garden final, with key players including Derrick Wilson and Eric Reid for Vanderbilt and Ed Fogell for Penn State.
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Angels Show Interest in Acquiring Outfielder Winfield
Angels general manager Mike Port confirmed trade talks with the New York Yankees as he weighs adding a right fielder and run producer. Cookie Rojas, now a scout for the Angels, attended Yankee workouts to report on Winfield’s back surgery recovery, while New York needs pitching.
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