Eight NCAA playoff bids announced as UCLA invites sparks talk
The NCAA named eight teams in its playoffs with UCLA likely facing widespread talk of a final four run. Marquette South Carolina Providence and St. John’s join Jacksonville and Southwestern Louisiana in at large selections while Oklahoma and Syracuse also figure among the ranked at large entrants.
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Poulson Named Cornell Coach In College Basketball Change
Vernon reports the appointment of John Poulson as head basketball coach at Cornell College as Paul Maaske steps down from coaching to focus on athletic director duties. Poulson brings a long coaching resume including St. Mary's Storm Lake and Lawrence, with Maaske citing confidence in Poulson's style for players and alumni.
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Twins Holdout List Reaches Ninety As Spring Camps Open
Unsigned stars from nine major teams include Harmon Killbrew and Rod Carew among a field of holdouts. The Twins and Mets feature long lists as spring training begins with agents complicating signings. Various players and teams are cited amid salary disputes and tentative talks.
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Point Title To Lehman In East Central Town Conference
Kevin Lehman of Iowa City Regina center won the East Central Town Conference individual scoring title with 21.5 points per game across 10 games. Ron Vess of Dyersville Beckman was second at 2.3, followed by Linn-Mar's Doug Brainard and Prairie's Di Yuska. Beckman led offensively at 70 points per game, while Prairie topped defense at 55.2.
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Mt Vernon Paces Stars dominate league honors
Mt Vernon leads the Mt Vernon Paces Stars with four first team selections as the league announces awards. Unbeaten in 22 games the Mustangs place key players Dirk, Carson, Werter and Werling among others, with several unanimous selections and a seven-man first team due to a voting tie.
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Marion star Gregg Anderson tops Wamac scoring
Marion senior forward Gregg Anderson led the Wamac Conference in scoring with 247 points over 14 games powering the Tn dans to the crown as Dan Neunaber of Anamosa stood second at 226 and Vinton's Mark Fry posted 21.6. Maquoketa paced defense at 41.1.
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Posada May Have Mims on C. R. Nine
Leo Posada new Cedar Rapids manager expects Fred Mims to play center field for the Cedar Rapids Astros this season after a .232 5 HR 29 RBI showing in 51 games last year with Cocoa Beach. Posada also aims to field 24 of 25 players from 1973 spring camp and hopes five will reach the majors.
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Former Cedar Rapids wrestlers shine at junior college meet
Worthington Minn North Iowa led by Cedar Rapids alums as three former CR preps win first round at the National Junior College championships in Mason City. Cedric Doolin 126 pounds and Dill Williams 142 pounds, both CR graduates, advance along with others though CR Jefferson and Ellsworth College are noted in the field.
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Mike Ditka Retires to Coach Dallas Cowboys
All Pro tight end Mike Ditka announced his retirement as a player and will join the Dallas Cowboys as a coach. Ditka spent the last four seasons with the Cowboys and will shift to a coaching role for the upcoming season.
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East college basketball results and conference scores
East region college games highlighted wins by Paine and Georgia State while Marshall and Western results appear, with multiple conference play images and scores from the section. Southwest and Midwest matchups listed with teams like Green Bay and Wayland. NBA and hockey lines wrap the sports page with totals and standings.
Magnussen Wins World Women’s Figure Skating Crown
Karen Magnussen of Canada captured the world title in ladies figure skating in Bratislava. Janet Lynn of Rochford Newfoundland placed runner up after a dramatic free skate, while Theresa Stoot from North Vancouver earned three golds including overall, compulsory figures, and free skating.
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Pattin Signs 1973 Contract with Boston Red Sox
Winter Haven Florida veteran right hander Marty Pattin, who set a career high of 17 wins last season, signed his 1973 contract Thursday with the Boston Red Sox.
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