NCAA Women’s Final Four Set for Norfolk Semifinals
Cheyney University 27-2 faces Maryland 25-4 while Tennessee 72-7 meets Louisiana Tech 63-4 in Friday semifinals at the NCAA Division I tournament in Norfolk. Results for Tuesday and Sunday planned with games at Central Standard Time.
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Bowling Roundup from C R Bowling Center and Lanes List
The season bowling page highlights Steve Kreutzer posting a 708 series at C R Bowling Center with games of 226 269 213 and Colette Plummer adding a 657 with 201 246 210. Numerous league standings and individual scores across May City and other centers feature names like Jim Hiatt Red Moore and Karen Lip Sius with scores ranging from the 200s to 700s.
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Northeastern Signs Calhoun To Long Term Coaching Pact
Exhibition results list college teams and display games with teams such as St Louis Kansas City Toronto Pittsburgh Chicago New York Atlanta Texas Minnesota Boston Chicago Milwaukee Oakland San Diego Cleveland San Francisco Seattle Toronto New York St Petersburg Fla and other matchups.
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Baseball Trades and Signings Move Roster Across Leagues
Transactions Tuesday show Boston assigning Burtt King and Smithson plus Lickert to Pawtucket and Gutierrez Sullivan to Bristol. White Sox release Dillard Torres Edwards and others while selling Dave Edwards to Hawaii. Blue Jays acquire Geisel to complete Dec 28 deal sending Mirabella to Cubs. Braves trade Miller for Weaver.
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TV Slate Today Great Sports 3 pm
TV listings note MSHS boys basketball Class 2A at 1 pm and Class 1A at 2 45 pm Thursday on KTS 1 Friday Great Sports 1 pm on KTS 13 MSHS Class 1A semifinal at 7 pm on KTTC and KTTC channel notes.
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State WB AIAW Division 11 semifinals at Five Seasons Center
Concordia faces Millersville State and Mount Mercy meets Wisconsin Whitewater in semifinal basketball at Five Seasons Center with games at 6 and 8 p m Saturday. Dickinson Relays run at Cedar Falls with events starting 4 p m. Seattle Supersonics score details incomplete.
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Hawkeyes Rally to Win 7-3 Over SIU Edwardsville
In Albuquerque Iowa defeats Southern Illinois Edwardsville 7-3 as Jeff Nielsen delivers a two run triple in a four run first inning. Iowa improves to 5-6 on the spring tour and will face Toledo and New Mexico in single games today.
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All-Metro basketball seniors lead area teams
Final scores and rosters highlight Jefferson Kennedy Regis Linn-Mar and Washington stars. Senior leaders Holmquist and 6-5 veteran headers anchor Kennedy while Jefferson and Regis contribute strong front lines and multiple senior scorers for a tight 10-11 finish just shy of the state tournament.
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Peppers Reflects On Past Ejections And Baseball Switch
In an interview on page 1B, Peppers recalls being ejected three times long ago in a game versus the Virgin Islands rather than Panama. He notes the odd shift to baseball and hints at former on court rivalries while discussing current focus.
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Charles City names Steve Kohn new head basketball coach
Charles City hires Steve Kohn as head coach succeeding Paul Bruns. Kohn previously served as Ackley-Geneva boys basketball coach from 1975 to 1979 and is currently assistant at Cedar Falls High School under Charles City AP coverage.
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Reds fall to Tampa in exhibition opener 12-5
Cedar Rapids loses 12-5 to the Tampa Reds in an eight inning exhibition at Redsland Training Center. Charlie Colclough doubled and singled for Cedar Rapids, as Brooks White Dean Sears Dexter Day Steve Padia and Terry McGriff added hits. Tony Burley hit a two run homer for Tampa as Randy Davidson plans to take most of his roster to Lakeland for a camp game.
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Sonics waive ex Iowa star John Johnson
Seattle placed veteran forward John Johnson on waivers as forward Wally Walker returned from injured reserve after fracturing his right index finger. Johnson, 34, an Iowa star, had appeared in five games this season, averaging four points.
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Lisbon runner shines at Coe indoor track meet
Lisbon's Trish Smith won the 220 yard dash at Coe College's Amana Indoor meet and anchored the winning 8 lap relay with Terrin Krob Ronda Seeman and Julie Ortmann finishing in 2:49.46. Smith also placed third in the 40 yard dash and ran the 40 in 5.7 seconds while Krob took third in the 440 and Ortmann was third in the 880. No team scores were kept.
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Hartman Favored To Fill Arizona Coaching Vacancy
Kansas State coach Jack Hartman is the leading candidate for Arizona's vacant coaching post, with Ben Lindsey as No 2 and three top choices still pursuing the job. Athletic Director Strack aims to decide by weekend after meetings in New Orleans. Other named possibilities include Don Monson Boyd Grant and Jim Brandenburg.
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Celtics ride 16th straight win past Bulls in Chicago
Cedric Maxwell and Larry Bird combined for 54 points to lift Boston to a 110-103 road victory over Chicago. The win extends the Celtics’ streak to 16 games, the team’s longest since 1964-65 and one shy of the 1959 record. Ronnie Lester led Chicago with 23 points.
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