Fine Print First Round Matches Noted
The text lists first round results with Oral Roberts 73 over WAIA 72 and Washington College 68 over Hampton 65. It mentions Ohio Christ 6 Quincy 195 and Cedarville 65, plus regional tournaments at Des Moines Wortburg and St Paul Minnesota.
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NCAA and NBA Action On Tuesday Night Schedule
Results listed show New York 126 over Utah 112 and Atlanta 120 over Denver 106. Other scores include Golden State 92, Indiana 85, Houston 103, Milwaukee 99, Los Angeles 105, and San Diego 138, San Antonio 127. Tonight Indiana at Boston 6 30 p.m. Phoenix at New Jersey 6 35 p.m. Golden State at Philadelphia 6 45 p.m. Denver at Detroit 7 05 p.m. Chicago at Milwaukee 7 30 p.m. Portland at Dallas 7 35 p.m.
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Hockey and baseball results and today’s game schedule
A mixed slate lists Calgary Quebec 4 Montreal 4, Boston 2 NY Islanders 6, St Louis 4 Los Angeles 2. Colorado exhibition Montreal 4. Los Angeles 2 Pittsburgh 5. Kansas City 4 15 innings Atlanta 1. Baltimore 0 Boston 9 Detroit Chicago AL 4 Toronto 2 Texas 4 New York AL Cleveland 5, San Francisco 0 San Diego 2, California Oakland 5, Chicago NL 4 Milwaukee 5. Seattle 7. Today’s games include Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh in Braden ton Florida at 12 0 om, Atlanta vs Montreal in West Palm Beach Florida 12.0 om, Boston vs Los Angeles in Vero Beach Florida 12, New York NL vs Eckerd College St Petersburg Florida 12 30 om, University of Miami Kansas City vs Chicago AL Sarasota Florida 12 7 8 pm, Detroit vs Minnesota Orlando Florida 12.3 om, California vs San Diego Yuma Arizona 20 m, San Francisco vs Milwaukee Sun City Arizona 20 m, Chicago NL vs Oakland Phoenix Taiwan Whales vs Cleveland Tucson Arizona 2 om, Arizona State vs Seattle Tempe Texas vs New York AL Fort uderdale FK 60 om.
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Rangers make trades and calls in NHL action
The New York Rangers traded and recalled players with Springfield, Toronto, Vancouver and Edmonton, adding Wilf Poiement and a draft pick for Miroslav Frycer and moving Glen Hanton, Tony Currie, Jim Nill and Rick Heinz plus a fourth round pick. Also Mike Allison, Tim Bothwell, Mark Reeds and Doug Hicks activity noted. Separate bowling notes list multiple scores and league leaders from Ketelsen Town and Country Bowl and various local lanes.
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Penguins Trade for Frycer in Nordiques Swap
The Pittsburgh Penguins send right wing Pout oe to the Quebec Nordiques in exchange for right winger Mirosiou Frycer and future considerations.
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East ousts top-ranked Mediapolis in girls basketball quarterfinals
Des Moines East, led by Opie Lowery and Roxanne Johnson with 49 points, upset No. 1 Mediapolis 67-50 at the state tournament. Diane Reynolds added 16 for East while Amy Peterson led Mediapolis with 24 as Patterson and McGuire reached 16 and 10. East advances to face Lake View Auburn or Fairfield while Mediapolis ends title bid.
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Toledo bowler takes lead in Iowa Women's Bowling Tour
Sandy Wilson of Toledo rolled a 632 series to grab a 73-pin lead in Class D singles at Jubilee Lanes. Her 236 181 215 earned a century award and her first 600. Forest City Leftovers surged to top Class C team lead with 2,664 at Lancer Lanes as the tourney nears its June 6 finish.
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Regis Faces Mid-Prairie in Substate Showdown for State Berth
Regis, 20-2, seeks a state tournament spot by defeating East Iowa Hawkeye Conference rival Mid-Prairie (14-8) at Cedar Rapids Kennedy. Mid-Prairie defeated Columbus Community 70-62 to reach the substate final, led by Todd Troyer with 27 points.
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Kingston press box bids rejected by school board
Cedar Rapids Community school board, 6 to 1, rejected bids for a Kingston Stadium press box as the lowest offer of 14040 exceeded the 8000 budget. Officials argued safety and filming needs justify funding. staff told to revise project to fit available funds.
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Marion Lions Enter Semifinals at AAU State Tourney
In Des Moines the Marion Lions meet defending champion Des Moines Salvation Army Hawkeyes in the 13-and-under AAU State Tournament semifinal at Des Moines East High. Franklin and Regis also posted wins as Cedar Rapids teams advance toward Saturday finals and a trip to Monroe Louisiana.
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Coach Dan Roushar Dies at 46 in Iowa City
Clinton basketball and football coach Dan Roushar died after a prolonged illness at the University of Iowa Hospital. The Clinton native, 46, began a basketball program at Regina High School in Iowa City in the 1960s and coached at Davenport Assumption before joining Clinton in 1969. He was a Victor native.
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Sooners rally past Oral Roberts in NIT opener
Oklahoma defeats Oral Roberts 81 73 in the National Invitation Tournament opening round. David Little scores 33 points and Chucky Barnett adds 24 as the Sooners erase a 34 28 halftime gap and advance to the second round with a 20 10 record.
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Coaches criticize NCAA selection process after bid snubs
Versace of Drake 21 10 and MVC regular title holder and Don Haskins of UTEP 20 8 criticize Gavitt and the committee. Pat Kennedy of Iowa 24 8 calls the process political and laments his team missing the NCAA tourney.
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