Oswego Indians win regional title over Midway Jets
Oswego Indians defeated Midway 80 to 60 to claim the Class B regional tournament championship and a state berth in Emporia. Led by 24 points from McHiman and Pier, the Indians opened 22-10 and widened the gap through the game as Oswego forced forfeits and fouls on Midway.
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Westminster Leads NAIA Field As No 1 Seed
Westminster of Pennsylvania enters the NAIA basketball tournament with a 22-2 record and the No. 1 seed. Prairie View A&M holds No. 2 after a 22-3 mark, with Georgetown Kentucky ranked third. The 32 team field opens with first round games Monday and Tuesday, culminating March 17.
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Sanders Leads Pensacola Open After Sliver Removal
Doug Sanders carries a three stroke lead into the third round of the $20,000 Pensacola Open in Pensacola Florida. He posted 5 under par rounds for 36 holes despite a glass sliver removed from his left foot just before the start. Arnold Palmer and six others trail by one shot. Moon Mullins Jerry Steelsmith Dan Sikes John Pott Bobby Nichols and Joe Campbell sit tied eight back. Peter Mazur held the first day lead before slipping to 141 at halfway.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press
Los Angeles Davey Moore 132 from Columbus knocks out Cisco Andrade 135 from San Jacinto in seven rounds. Worcester Mike Pasatieri 172 of Dedham stops Billy Todd 170 of Portchester. Totowa Stefan Redl 1472 of Clifton outpoints Johnny Torres 149 of Paterson. Honolulu L C Morgan 145 results listed.
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Dedham
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Relay Team Of Jayhawks Sets Record
Jim Beatty clocked 3 59.7 to win the indoor mile at 26th Chicago Daily News Relays joining Hayes Jones who set an American 60 yard high hurdles mark at 7.9 sec. Kansas led with a 7 30.8 two mile relay time as Tom O Hara of Loyola challenged Beatty. Kansas also featured in pole vault where John Melses cleared 16 ft 4 in before missing higher attempts.
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Bill Dotson
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St Marys Rips Streaks To Clinch Class A Regional Title
St Marys of Pittsburg overwhelmed Neodesha 53 to 30 to capture the Class A regional championship. Andy Spohn led winners with 12 points, Dave Niegsch had 17, and Jim King 15 for St Marys, while Neodesha’s Jeff Bailey Allen Zadorozny and Max Sweeney each scored six. Fredonia beat Galena 46 35 for third as Spohn and Lasley paced St Marys’ win and Galena’s Austin led with 15.
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Jeff Bailey
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Youngstown and Manila Draw in Tight Baseball Showcase
In a compact clash at Youngstown, Ohio, and Manila it ended in a 10 to 10 draw as both sides fight for late positions. Rocky Kalingo featured prominently for Manila with steady exchanges and key hits in a balanced nine innings.
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Rosalia claims Class BB regional title in 70 52 win
Rosalia outscored St. Patrick's 27 14 in the final period to pull away and win the Class BB regional championship 70 52. Rosalia had five players score at least 12, led by Graber and Jackson with 15 each, while St. Patrick's Matt Burns led with 17 despite Leonard Vitt's early injury.
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Juco Region Pairings Announced for Hutchinson Tournament
Juco Region 6 basketball pairings for the Hutchinson event on March 12 and 13 were announced by regional director W H McMurray. Coffeyville, Eastern Division winner, will play Arkansas City, Western runner up, Monday at 7 p m. Dodge City, Western winner, faces Independence, Eastern runner up, at 9 p m. The finals Tuesday decide the region’s national tournament representative starting March 20 at Hutchinson. Coffeyville seeks its 27th straight victory.
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Pro Basketball Friday Results Across NBA and ABA
New York Knicks defeated Los Angeles 122 to 100 while Boston beat Detroit 130 to 111. St Louis edged Chicago 124 to 120. ABL Chicago won 104 to 92 against Hawaii and San Francisco topped Cleveland 106 to 104 in overtime.
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Trojans and Falcons Win Grade Championship Titles
In a junior intra mural finals day Trojan sixth graders led 9-3 at halftime to beat the Fearsome Five 16-13 with Phil Steeves scoring eight. Fifth graders see Falcons prevail 12-9 over Twisters as David Holloway tops with nine points. Coaches Duane Osborne and Lonnie Rhodes led their teams.
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Miners Die In German Coal Mine Disaster Global Briefs
AP report covers a new fatality raising Friday's coal mine death toll to 31 at Sachsen mine in Heessen Germany. Six miners released after light injuries. survivors no longer critical. Also notes Italian historian Pietro Toesca's death and Quemoy shelling incident, plus actress Constance Smith's Holloway Prison release and Rotha injury.
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London
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Altamont Upsets Indy in regional semifinal thriller
Altamont Grizzlies upset top seed Independence 46 45 in the Class AA regional semifinal. Parsons Vikings defeat Coffeyville 47 43 at the other semi final as rivals meet for the title at 9 00 tonight, with Independence and Coffeyville contesting for third at 7 30.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup Stat Line
Stanford and UCLA split, while Oregon State toppled Oregon. California edged Southern Cal as Washington beat Idaho. Notable NCAA Small College results include Southern Illinois over Evansville, Northeastern over St Anselm, and Fairfield over Rochester. High school finals feature Manhattan over McPherson and Ward over Sumner.
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