NCAA Tournament First Round Results and Schedules
Regional results from four sites show Virginia Commonwealth 85 over Long Island 69 and Villanova 90 over Houston 72 in East and Mid East Boston College 93 over Ball State 90 with Alabama-Birmingham 93 over Western Kentucky 68 in the Midwest. West regional featured Pittsburgh 70 over Idaho 69 and Northeastern 55 over Fresno State 53. Today's games list Brigham Young against UCLA, James Madison against Notre Dame, and several late doubleheaders across sites including Dayton and Austin Texas with matchups involving Kentucky, Indiana, Wake Forest, LSU, Arizona State and Oregon State among others. National Invitation Tournament Syracuse 88 over Marquette 81, Tulsa 81 over Pan American 7, West Virginia 67 over Penn 64. NAIA semifinals include Bethany Nazarene 62 over Wis.Eau Claire 54 and Alabama-Huntsville 64 over Hillsdale Mich 60.
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Pairings Report
Exhibition baseball results list several games with teams such as Philadelphia, New York NL and AL, Detroit, Boston, Pittsburgh, Chicago AL and NL, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Toronto, Houston, Texas, Tokyo Giants, Montreal, Cleveland, Seattle, Oakland, Milwaukee, San Francisco, San Diego, Kansas City, Baltimore, St Louis, and others. Multiple spring training matchups are noted with locations in Florida and Arizona including Winter Haven, Dunedin, Bradenton, Tempe, and more.
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Burleson Signs Six Year Deal With California Angels
Baseball notes report Rick Burleson shortstop reached a six year contract with the California Angels. Other moves include Duke naming Dick Hopkins defensive backfield coach and Indiana State appointing Bernard Cooper as athletic director.
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Colorado
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Indiana State
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Oklahoma City
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Boston 7 Washington 5 in NHL Friday results
Boston defeated Washington 7 to 5 as part of Friday NHL results. Buffalo beat Winnipeg while Chicago faced Vancouver. Saturdays feature Minnesota at Los Angeles and multiple city matchups including Hartford at Boston and Colorado at Quebec.
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National Basketball Association Scores and Schedule
NBA results show Indiana 101 over Boston 94 and New York 127 over Chicago 117. Other scores include Atlanta 119 over Denver 117 and New Jersey 140 over Cleveland 125. Sunday games feature New Jersey at Boston and Chicago at Kansas City among others.
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Prime Time High School Sports and Tournament Lineup
A shoreside schedule lists multiple Illinois and Iowa high school basketball semifinals and championships, plus college and pro events. Notable items include Illinois Class A semis, Iowa and Minnesota girls and boys matchups, NCAA games Georgetown vs James Madison winner and Notre Dame, and boxing, golf, and rodeo programs across NBC CBS ABC KDUB WMT and KTTC channels.
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Iowa wrestlers reach finals with Lewis loss and Gibbons bid
Lewis clinched seventh place by forfeit then lost a 26 second pins to Ricky Dellagatta of Kentucky after a 9-5 win over Doug Drew of Kent State. Iowa State finalists Carr and Jim Gibbons won their matches. Gibbons beat Daren Wasmund 4-2 and will face Darryl Burley of Lehigh in the finals.
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Minnesota
Lehigh
Darryl Burley
NCAA Wrestling Semifinals Results 118 to 190 Pounds
Semifinal results show Gene Mills Syracuse defeating Chris Wentz NCSU 28 4 at 118 pounds. John Hartapee CMU defeats Tom Reed SIU Edwardsville 5 2 in overtime. Dave Cooke UNC edges Jerry Kelly Oklahoma State 6 4. Dan Cuestas Cal State Bakersfield beats John Iannuzzi Wisconsin 10 2. Derry Burly Lehigh bests Clarence Anderson Auburn 12 4. Jim Gibbons Iowa State defeats Daren Wasmund Minnesota 4 2. Lennie Zalesky Iowa beats Bernie Fritz Penn State 20 4. Andre Metzger Oklahoma defeats Shawn White Michigan State 1 29. Note Carr Iowa State defeats Fred Ross Central Michigan 19 8. Scott Trizzino Iowa beats Roger Frizzell Oklahoma 10 6. Dave Schultz Oklahoma edges Perry Shea Cal State Bakersfield 6 5. Ricky Stewart Oklahoma State defeats Jim Zalesky Iowa 8 4. Mike DeAnna Iowa pins John Hanrahan Penn State 0 43. Mark Schultz Oklahoma defeats Perry Hummel Iowa State in overtime 4 0. Charlie Heller Clarion St defeats Colin Elirain Lehigh 5 3. Ed Banach Iowa pins Dave Young Missouri 7 18. 190 pounds field continues.
Baumann Sets World Record at Canadian Short Course
Sudbury swimmer Alex Baumann clocked 4 minutes 12.67 seconds to set a world record in the men's 400 meter individual medley at the 1981 Canadian short course winter national championships in Victoria British Columbia.
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Waukon earns Class 2A state bid in 1977-78 basketball run
Waukon high school captures a second state tournament trip with an 18-4 record entering the first round against Fort Dodge St. Edmond. Scott Sawyer leads with 19.3 points per game, while Brian Rodman and Mark Farley provide rebounding and scoring support as Coach Wayne Sawyer emphasizes team play and improving defense.
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Scheetz Earns All America For Shot Put Finish
Iowa State senior John Scheetz placed fifth in the NCAA indoor shot put with a 63 ft 2 in effort securing a second straight All America nod. SMU's Michael Carter won with 69 ft 8.5 in. Iowa State's Richard Kaitany was eighth in the 3 mile in 13:51.
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ISU Clobbered Twice By Wichita State In Doubleheader
Wichita State pitchers Terry Hayes and Don Henkel threw complete games as the Shockers rout Iowa State 16-1 and 13-1. Henkel yielded four hits in nine innings and Hayes three hits in seven. Wichita State totaled 26 hits off seven Cyclone pitchers, moving to 9-5 while Iowa State drops to 9-2. The teams schedule another doubleheader in Wichita the next day.
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West Central standout joins Iowa Girls Hall of Fame luncheon
Glenda Poock of West Central Maynard is among four to be inducted into the Iowa Girls Hall of Fame at a luncheon here today. Deb Coates of Mediapolis is another. A Friday meeting left undecided whether the state tournament will switch from four to two classes. E Wayne Cooley suggested the change to improve competition and cut travel, with a decision expected in April.
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Iowa
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Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
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Jordan and Myers thrill opening night at World's Toughest Rodeo
About 5 000 fans watched Benny Jordan and Jimmy Myers deliver high drama at the Five Seasons event opener. Jordan set a 71 point bareback ride on Easy Money while Myers set a new arena record with 74 on Zedric the twisting bull. both champions head toward more rodeos as the tour runs this weekend in Augusta Georgia and Davie Florida.
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Hamline Leads After Day Two At AIAW Division III Swimming
Hamline of St. Paul remains top in the AIAW Division III nationals at Coe College with a 295.5 to 250.0 lead over Pomona-Pitzer. Cal-Davis sits third at 237.0 as Bryn Mawr’s Helen Collins and Pomona-Pitzer’s Mary Gentry set records in the 400 IM and 100 back respectively.
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