NCAA overreach sparks debate on charity wheelchair game
Dan McEldowney argues the NCAA abused its power by denying Hofstra underclass varsity players a chance to compete in a wheelchair charity game. The piece condemns the ruling as excessive and calls for more voice from member schools while noting ECAC support for the NCAA decision and Hofstra’s season end.
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Houston Edges KC In 2019 Marathon Exhibition
Houston and Kansas City played one long exhibition with 54 hits and 8 home runs at Terry Field in Fort Myers. The Astros won 20 19 as winds and puddles from rain aided offense. The Mets routed the Cardinals 17 7 in St Petersburg as part of the same day baseball.
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Kentucky and Notre Dame Meet In NCAA Tilt
Kentucky and Notre Dame prepare for a high profile NCAA regional in Columbus Ohio as they pursue a spot in the national quarter finals. Kentucky arrives with a 25 1 record while Notre Dame stands 21 6 and Austin Carr leads the Irish with a record 61 points in the tournament.
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Central State Tankers Shine At PIAA Meet
Six state records fell at the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association meet at Penn State. Tommy Lutz of Hershey High School and Jack Kaiser of Central Dauphin each won two events and set state marks. Lutz won the 200 and 50 yard freestyles while Kaiser set records in the 20 yard medley and 100 yard butterfly.
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Chris Clark Wins Regional Wrestling Title
Union City's 145-pound standout Chris Clark won the regional wrestling title in Altoona by defeating Chris Koll of State College 9-6 in the final. Clark knocked off Dubois’ Dick Whitacker in the semifinal and advances to the PIAA State Championships at the Harrisburg Farm Show Arena.
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Carol Harvey Leads Corry YMCA at District Swim Meet
Carol Harvey tops Corry YMCA girls at the District swim meet held Saturday at Erie Glenwood Y. She won the junior 50-yard freestyle in 27.1 seconds and the junior 100-yard freestyle in 1:03, earning the day’s only double victory and a league record trophy for the junior 40-yard freestyle. Kay Kelsey added a first in the 100-yard breaststroke in 1:23.6 and received a league trophy for her earlier record performance. Corry entered 25 girls, earning 17 awards. juniors placed highest with third, cadets fourth, prep seventh, and multiple relay and individual medals across teams.
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World figure skating surprise nets Holmes bronze in Yugoslavia
Julie Lynn Holmes, 19, from Littleton Colorado, wins bronze in the world championships women's singles beating Janet Lynn of Rockford. Gabriele Seyfert of East Germany wins her second straight title with Beatrix Schuba runner up. In Orlando Florida, Arnold Palmer misses a four-foot par on the final hole, luring Bob Lunn to win $30,000 at the Citrus Invitational after heavy winds and rain.
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Petty Captures Carolina 500 Amid Record Crowd
Richard Petty, winner of 708254 in 10 years of racing, earned 18215 in yesterday's Carolina 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. He overcame two spinouts and a near wreck to finish over three miles ahead of Cal Yarborough as 38000 fans watched. He said driving grows harder each year but retirement is not in sight.
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Rec Championship Decided Tonight
The Corry City Recreation Basketball League closes its first season with a title game between the YMCA and Corry Jamestown. Each has one win in the best of three, with the Y undefeated in the regular season, and Corry Jamestown rallying to force a deciding game at 7:40 PM tonight in the Wright Street School gym.
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