Elsie Tab Launderers Advance In AAU Midwest Regional Play
Elsie Tab of Danville edged Anderson Collegians 113 to 111 in a high scoring opening game as Danny Kumerle and Leon Wright led with 38 points each. The Anderson Launderers rallied past Robertson Chevrolet 127 to 91 behind a second half surge with 79 points, led by Regenold and Stafford, improving to semifinal play.
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Roanoke Upsets Eastern Michigan in NCAA Semis
Roanoke College of Salem Virginia upset Eastern Michigan 99 73 in the NCAA College Division men s basketball semifinals. A postgame incident saw Eastern Michigan star George Gervin strike Roanoke s Jay Piccola with a punch after a heated moment. Piccola recovered. Gervin faced a fallout with his coach Jim Dutcher who vowed no future play for the school.
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Dutcher
Associated Press
Celebrate St Patrick's Day at the Depot Lounge
The DEPOT LOUNGE invites celebrations for St Patrick's Day at 906 Fletcher with festive activities, music, and drink specials throughout the evening. Patrons are urged to arrive early for a lively community gathering.
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Depot Lounge
Fletcher
NIT Tourney Opens With Virginia Lafayette First Up
Virginia and Lafayette duel in the 35th National Invitation Tournament opening night at Madison Square Garden. Jacksonville meets Fordham in the second game as eight first time entrants join a field that includes St John’s Maryland Davidson Princeton Indiana Missouri Syracuse and more.
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Indiana
Florida State Downs Minnesota In NCAA Mideast Semi
Florida State defeated Minnesota 70 58 in Dayton Ohio to advance to the Mideast final against Kentucky. Roland Garrett led FSU with 23 points as Minnesota struggled against the Seminoles pace. Kentucky then beat Marquette 85 69 to reach the regional final.
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Mquette
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Ron King
Ron Harris
Gophers
Ohio State Tan
Red Sox overhaul aims for balance after power shift
Boston reshapes pitching and defense under Eddie Kasko with trades that shed aging sluggers and bring in Marty Pattin Lew Krausse and Sparky Lyle See Tommy Harper and Cecil Cooper in lineup battles as Boston strives to close on Baltimore in the AL East while Fenway hopes for stronger on field play and bigger gate receipts.
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Associated Press
Winter Haven
Fla
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Red Sox
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Reggie Smith
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Billy Con¢igliaro
Joe Lahoud
Ken Brett
Don Pavietich
Marty Pattin
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Tommy Harper
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Rogelio Moret
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Puerto Rico
Ken Tatum
Bill Lee
Duane Josephson
Bob Montgomery
Carlton
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Cecil Cooper
Cooper
Winston Salem
Pawtucket
Fiore
Scott
Doug Kiffin
Ad Aparicio
Petrocelli
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Tom
Harper
Milwwaukee
Smith
Hall of Famer Harold Pie Traynor Dies at 72
Hall of Fame third baseman Harold Pie Traynor of the Pittsburgh Pirates died Thursday at Shadyside Hospital. He was 72. Traynor starred in the 1920s and 30s, led Pittsburgh to pennants and a 1925 World Series title, and held club records including 124 RBIs in 1938. He later managed the Pirates briefly and became a radio announcer.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chatham Center
Pie” Traynor
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Mass
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N.Y
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Heater
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