Pirates Seen Favored In Wabash Gym Sectional
Madison Heights coach Dale Lechlitner expects the Pirates to lead the Wabash sectional with Andersons Indians Heritage Anderson and host Wabash also vying for the lone state meet berth. Top all around contender John Hagerman is projected to win the all around while teammates Tim Stottlemyer Jamie Carpenter and Wayne Vogel push for event placements.
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Madison Heights
Dale Lechlitner
Pirates
Lechlitner
Blackford
Anderson
Highland
Greg Upperman
John Hagerman
Tim Stottlemyer
Jamie Carpenter
Wayne Vogel
Brad Murphy
Greg
Sectional scores reveal college basketball results
The section provides scattered scores from multiple colleges including Gettysburg, Nebraska, Indiana State, and others. Notable figures show Nebraska at 38, Indiana State 32, and a 79.6 point tally for a team. Names such as Ed Steins Mawor and Willams appear among the box score notes.
Kingmans slugging starts Cubs camp in Arizona
SCOTTSDALE Ariz AP Dave Kingman slugged two 400 foot drives over the fence in left center field as the Cubs held their first full squad batting practice of the spring. Hector Cruz also cleared the fence as a new newcomer. Kingman after 14 swings produced two singles and emphasized making contact this season. Cubs plan a 24 man roster for the championship season instead of 25.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Dave Kingman
Chicago Cubs
Hector Cruz
St. Lous Cardin
Kingman
Cubs
Scoby named to All-NAIA District 21 team
Anderson College forward Jim Scoby 6-6 senior earns All-NAIA District 21 honors after a 463 point season and 15.4 point average. Scoby completed his fourth year as a Raven starter with a career unofficial 1,337 points.
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Anderson College
Jim Scoby
Thas
Scoby
Doug Noll
Mark Parker
Huntington
Rick Thalls
Earlham
Kevin Fulton
Bethel
Phil Price
Taylor
Andy Pritchard
Franklin
Bill French
Hanover
Doug Carver
Jeff Hossler
Tri-State
Keith Spahr
Raven
Anderson
Spartans clinch Big Ten title and NCAA bid
Michigan State clinched the undisputed Big Ten championship with a 89 75 victory over Wisconsin to secure the automatic NCAA tournament bid. Indiana sits on the edge of an at large bid, needing a win over Iowa to boost its record toward 20 7 while Minnesota and others face sanctions and upsets.
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Joe Moon
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ilinois
Hoosiers
Iowa
Bobby Knight
Knight
Minnesota
Michigan
Gophers
Purdue
Boilermakers
Northwestern
Iown
Ohio State
Greg Kelser
Earvin
Mychall Thompson
Ronnie Lester
Kelvin Ransey
Herb Williams
Buckeyes
Tony Allen
Brian Ibson
Rod Roberson
Joe Barry Carroll
Illinois
Ucla
Covington and Cass keep records clean with sectional wins
Covington remains undefeated at 22 0 and reaches the sectional final after a 77 69 win over North Vermillion with Dale White scoring 23 and pulling 16 boards. Cass advances 76 60 over North Miami behind 23 from Jon Kitchel and 22 from Ted Kitchel to meet Peru. Washington, Roosevelts, and Fort Wayne South also won to reach their title games.
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Fountain
Seeger
North Vermillion
Dale White
Logansport
Cass
Peru
North Miami
Jon Kitchel
Ted Kitchel
Washington
Washington Catholic
Loogootee
John Brown
Sam Grove
Hatchets
Gary Roosevelt
Mann
Gary
Peat Roosevelt
Fort Wayne South
Northrop
Harding
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Ben Davis
Northwest
Marty Berger
Willie Carter
Pioneers
Bird lifts Indiana State in double OT thriller over New Mexico State
All American forward Larry Bird scores 40 points and seals an 80-78 victory with two free throws with seven seconds left in the second overtime. Indiana State advances to face Creighton for the Missouri Valley Conference title and NCAA bid. Bird shores up the late surge as Cyrus Cormier and Jones keep NMSU in contention.
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Haute
Bird
Aggies
Robert Gunn
Sycamores
Nerxt Meshaie
Slab Jones
Jones
New Mexico State
Cyrus Cormier
Harry Morgan
Richard Johnson
Indiana State
Danny Lopez
Bell Walks Out Of Indians Camp After Contract Talk
Veteran third baseman Buddy Bell left the Cleveland Indians camp in Tucson Arizona after a heated meeting with General Manager Phil Seghi over a possible contract renegotiation. Bell 26 said he spoke with Seghi and was frustrated and disgusted walking out of camp. He had just returned from knee surgery and was expected to start the season after hitting 292 with 15 homers and 64 RBIs in 129 games last year.
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Bell
Jucson, Ariz
Buddy Bell
Cleveland Indians
Phil Seghi
Phil
Indians
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