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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1986

Page

45

NCAA regional finals tilt tops quarterfinals in era of upsets

Southeastern Conference teams Auburn and Louisiana State reached the Final Four after regional finals in Dallas and Lexington. Louisville defeated Auburn 84 76 while LSU beat Kentucky 59 57. Navy faced Duke and Kansas met North Carolina State in upcoming moments, with eventual semifinals to feature LSU Louisville and North Carolina State.

Louisville Auburn Louisiana St Kentucky Navy Duke North Carolina St Kansas W. L .Pet SEC Colonial ACC Metro PCAA Big 8 Big East Independents Trans-America Sun Belt Big Ten Atlantic-10 Missouri Valley Big Sky East Coast Ecac Metro Ecac North Atlantic Ad Ivy Metro Atlantic el Meac el Ohio Valley Southern Southland Southwest SWAC West Coast Se Mid-American Pac-10 WAC Western Kentucky Rutgers Tennessee Texas Mississippi Southern Cal Louisiana Tech Lexington Clemson Campbell Yale Davidson Furman Wake Forest East Carolina Richmond E. Tenn Kent State N. Carolina St Longwood Mount St. Mary's McNeese N.c.-Charlotte Jacksonville N.c.wilmington Vermont N. Texas St Louisiana Old Dominion Delaware St Pim Bch Atinte Southestra Randiph-Macn Wihngtn & Lee Ryder North Carolina South Florida Ala Birmingham FAR West Pt. Loma Nazarene Cornell San Jose St W. Oregon Stanford Midwest North Carolina State N.C. State

Elkhorn and North Scott split at AAU girls tournament

In Cedar Rapids the Elkhorn and North Scott girls posted 82-60 and 83-61 wins respectively, with a later OT 67-60 result for Des Moines Metro against Jym Bag. Parade Magazine All-America selections list players from multiple states, including Tammy Hammond and Andrea Stinson, while the Associated Press box score credits Guzman with the win and Mallicoat with the loss in a Texas victory already noted.

Elkhorn Jym C.R North Scott Des Moines Metro Yeene Ente D.M. Metro Parade Magazine Tammy Hammond Morrell .S Irvington N.J Franthen Price River Rouge H.S River Rouge Mich Kelly Lyons Bethel H.S. Tipp City Ohio Susan Anderson Mt. Baker H.S Deming Wash Tonya Edwards Northwestern H.S Flint Barbara Bolden Huntington H.S Shreveport Edna Campbell Alderdice H.S Pittsburgh Terri Mann Point Lomo H.S San Diego Calif Beth Huft Socastee 1.S Myrtle Beach 5.C Kris Durham Union Catholic H.S Scotch Plains Dale Hodges Central H.S Trenton Miriam Walker Talbotton Andrea Stinson North Mecklenburg H.S Huntersville N.C Juliet Jackson Pine Bluff Ark Karen Deden Sentinel H.S Missoula Mont Felicia Braddy St. Theresa Academy Kansas City Renae Soliquist Brookings H.S Brookings

Mount Mercy and William Penn Softball Tilt Ends Narrow

Mount Mercy and William Penn played a college softball game in Odessa Texas with Mount Mercy scoring three and William Penn one. The event occurred near Odessa and involved teams from the Midland region.

College baseball results sweep across conferences with wide scores

A long list of college and professional baseball results spans the nation. Illinois beats Augusta 10-3, Iowa State tops Evangel 12-6, and many more games feature double figure margins. Notable opponents include Cal Poly Pomona over Oklahoma 15-12, Murray State over Missouri 9-7, and Seton Hall 7 Connecticut 5. The day also lists major league scores with the Mets, Yankees, Cubs, and others.

Iowa State Evangel, Mo Cal Poly-Pomona Oklahoma Murray

Pro Basketball Pro At Milwaukee Atlanta 98 113

Pro basketball box scores show Atlanta led by Wittman 18 and Battle 17 while Milwaukee’s Lister 14 and Davis 15 paced the 113 98 defeat. Cumulative totals list field goals free throws and assists across both squads with multiple players contributing across the game. Schedule notes list afternoon exhibition matchups across venues in Florida Arizona and California including Montreal Saint Petersburg West Palm Beach and Bradenton.

Milwaukee Atlanta Levingston Willis Rollins J.davis Wittman Charles Koncak Battle Hastings Cummings Pressey Breuer Hodges Moncrief Lister C.davis Pierce Fields Glenn Reynolds Rowland

Somers leads OSU at Big Ten meet vault and bars

OSU gymnast Julie Somers posts a 9.70 vault at the Big Ten meet in Williams Arena as the record vault score. Mary Olsen also leads OSU with 9.90 on uneven bars, with multiple OSU and Minnesota competitors scoring in the top ranks across vault uneven bars balance beam and floor. Other college and NBA style schedules follow city-to-city matchups and games across Tampa, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles and St Petersburg with scores and lineups.

Minneapolis Julie Somers OSU Williams Arena Somers Shelley Brown Minn Nino Dziem Patty Black Monica Stavros Mary Olsen Wendy Dorsey Laurie Kaiser Linda Bedner Linda Schmauder MSU Beth Benevente Wis Frances Marino Kim Hartwick Rhonda Olson Marianne Pedregal Nina Dziem Mary Jo Mastel Peggy McMaster

Miller 500 Classic At Martinsville Races Reveals Fastest Qualifiers

Martinsville field features NASCAR stock cars in the Miller 500 on the .526 mile oval. Brett Bodine tops the Grand National lineup with 91.77 mph in an Oldsmobile. Numerous Pontiac and Chevrolet entries follow with speeds from 91.57 to 78.359 mph across 200 laps. For late models and modifieds the Miller 500 includes Butch Zervakis leading a 100 lap late model heat and Greg Sacks posting 101.014 mph in the modified tour.

Martinsville Martinsville Speedway Brett Bodine Oldsmobile Kyle Petty Buick Eddie Falk Pontiac Larry Pearson Morgan Shepherd Chevrolet Joe Thurman Bubba Adams Jimmy Lawson John Linville Jack Ingram Elton Sawyer Wayne Patterson Robert Ingram Mike Porter Larry Pollard Tim McGuire Ronnie Silver Bosco Lowe Mary Treichler Kenny Burks Ed Berrier Clay Highberger Tommy Houston Dick Linville Butch Zervakis Phil Warren David Blankenship Todd Bodine Ford Curtis Markham Roy Hendrick Jesse Spencer Barry Beggarly Billy Adkins Bobby Labonte Freddie Satterfield Todd Taylor Danny Fair Ray Kirby Lovie Littlepage Eddie Johnson Ricky Johnson Jim Cottellis Ricky Dennis Maurice Hill Greg Sacks Charlie Jarzombek Brian Ross Reggie Ruggiero Ken Bouchard George Kent Doug Heveron Carl Bug" Stevens Dodge Jerry Cammer Jaime Tomaino Mike McLaughlin John Bryant Tom Baldwin Jimmy Spencer George Brunnhoelzi Joe Mammolito John Anderson David Rezendes Richard Fuller Don “Satch” Worley John Rosati Bob Park Tony Siscone Corky Cookman Jay Hedgecock John Blewett

Major League Baseball and NFL Coaching Moves Across Teams

Teams announced farm moves and reassignment across MLB minor leagues. Twins sent Meier and Dempsey to Toledo while others were reassigned. Yankees expect Burns to miss 1986 season with a hip issue. Rangers reassign Welchel Mota Browne Brower Stanley. Giants released Owen and optioned Woodard to Phoenix. Celtics extend McHale. NFL adds Forrest Gregg Tim Flove and Rod Snook resignations. Nazareth AD Unger resigns May 31. Northern Colorado and Wichita State name new coordinators and coaches.

Minnesota Twins Dave Meier Pat Dempsey Toledo Andre David Alex Marte Frank Eufemia Charlie Mitchell Les Stroker Allan Anderson Eric Broersma New York Yankees Britt Burns Texas Rangers Don Welchel Jose Mota Jerry Browne Bob Brower Mike Stanley San Francisco Giants Dave Owen Mike Woodard Phoenix Boston Celtics Kevin McHale Green Bay Packers Forrest Gregg Jr College Idaho Tim Flove Nazareth Steve Unger Northern Colorado Mike Riley Oregon Rod Snook Wichita State Eddie Fogler

Pro Hockey and NBA Scores Patch From Late Season Action

Scoring notes show Detroit 31-2 33-119 LA Clippers with Nixon and Cureton leading rebounds. Detroit to 52-52 in boards. NBA playoff race remains tight as eight teams per conference qualify. Other games include Pittsburgh over St Louis, Los Angeles over Detroit in Lakeland, Cincinnati over Philadelphia, and New York over Atlanta with multiple pitchers and home runs detailed.

St. Louis Pittsburgh New York Mets Atlanta Philadelphia Cincinnati Kansas City Chicago White Sox Detroit Los Angeles Minnesota Boston Texas Houston Toronto Montreal Chicago Cubs San Diego Cleveland San Francisco Milwaukee California New York Yankees Baltimore Oakland Seattle New York Chicago Winter Haven Fla St. Petersburg West Palm Beach Clearwater Fort Myers Sarasota Chandler Ariz Mesa Palm Springs Calif Lakeland Fig Yuma New Jersey Washington Indiana Utah Phoenix L.A. Clippers LA. Lakers Sacramento Dallas Denver Golden State Los Angeles Clippers Los Angeles Lakers Portland San Antonio N.Y. Rangers N.Y. Islanders Hartford Quebec Vancouver x-Philadelphi Sacramento Au Pacific Divison L.A. Lakers Phoenix A LA. Clippers Clippers Nixon Cureton M.johnson Thomas NHL Buffalo Campbell Norris Smythe Edmonton Calgary Winnipeg

Television schedule highlights major sports on ESPN CBS NBC and USA

A dense broadcast listing outlines events across ESPN CBS NBC USA and WTBS including Formula 1 Grand Prix of Brazil World Figure Skating Championships Navy vs Duke NCAA basketball North Carolina State vs Kansas and NIT semifinals. Also boxing hockey golf tennis and other sports with air times and networks.

Brazil ESPN Geneva Switzerland CBS WHBF Virginia Slims USA Navy Duke NBC Atlanta-Houston WTBS KDUB Tyrell Biggs Jeff Sims Reno WQAD KCRG North Carolina State Kansas Baltimore-San Diego Wide World of Sports St. Moritz

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