VMI Upsets DePaul In Overtime To Meet Rutgers
Virginia Military edged DePaul 71-66 in overtime in Greensboro to join unbeaten Rutgers in the NCAA Eastern Regional final. Wil Byrum led VMI with 22 points, Curt Reppart added key late baskets and free throws, while DePaul relied on a late rally but struggled at the foul line. Rutgers defeated Connecticut in the opener to reach the same regional final, with standout contributions from Abdul Anderson and Steve Hefele off the bench.
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Greensboro
N.C
Virginia Military
DePaul
Rutgers
Wil Byrun
Ron Carter
Curt Reparte
VMT
Connecticut
VMI
Philadelphia
Randy Hooks
Blue Demons
Reppart
Che
Ron Norwood
Bill Blair
Tennessee
Blair
Dave Corzine
Dave Mant- Bomery
Leaper Carter
Abdel Anderson
Steve Hefele
Phil Sellers
Indiana and Marquette set for Baton Rouge NCAA finals
No. 1 Indiana and No. 2 Marquette advancing to the NCAA Mideast Regional final in Baton Rouge. Marquette beat Western Michigan 62 57 behind balanced scoring and a tight defense, while Indiana held off Alabama 70 59 as Scott May led with 25 points.
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Baton Rouge
Marquette
Jerome Whitehead
Butch Lee
Bo Ellis
High Rollers Pass On Andy Messersmith Auction Bid
In Newport Beach California agents report limited offers for pitcher Andy Messersmith after a winter arbitration made him a free agent. Only the Atlanta Braves have submitted a firm bid while St Louis Chicago San Diego Philadelphia and New York showed interest but did not firm up. Messersmith, who won 19 games for the Dodgers last season, waits as other clubs weigh a possible pennant push and the Braves consider their bid.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Andy Messersmith
Messersmith
Herb Osmond
Atlanta Braves
Osmond
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
San Diego Padres
California Angels
New York Yankees
Los
Ted Turner
Messersmih
Braves
Atlanta
Osmonh
UNC Charlotte Beats NC State 80-79 to Reach NIT Final
Melvin Watkins hit the go ahead jumper with 30 seconds left as UNC Charlotte edged NC State 80-79 to advance to the NIT final, joining Kentucky who beat Providence 79-78 on a buzzer beater by Larry Johnson. Cedric Maxwell led UNC Charlotte with 27 points, while Kenny Carr and Al Green starred for NC State.
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NEW York
Melvin Watkins
North Carolina-Charlotte
North Carolina State
Kentucky
Providence
Larry Johnson
North Carolina
Wolfpack
49Ers
N.C. State
Watkins
Madison Square Garden
Kenny Carr
al Green
Phil Spence
Spence
Kevin King
Unc-Charlotte
Lotte
Steve Walker
Glenn Sudhop
UNC Charlotte
Lew Massey
College basketball scores mixed in chaotic OCR list
An OCR garble reports various NCAA men’s and women’s basketball results with teams such as DePaul, Connecticut, Alabama, Texas, Nevada Las Vegas, Kentucky, UNC, and more, showing scattered scores and unclear contexts. The text mixes city names, school names, and partial scores, lacking coherent balance or dates.
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New York
Denver
Washington
Kansas City
Artanio
St. Louis
Detroit
DePaul
Connecticut
Baer
Alabama
Pugetsow
Bowling League Entries and Scores From Local Arena
Readable text lists various teams and players with scores and placements for a bowling league. Names include Reynolds, Pluckett, Par... s, and several business or club affiliations. Multiple matchups and scores appear, such as 4, 28, 29 meters and 68a, with clubs like Bank Leeque Bark and Virginia National. The fragment mentions venues, centers, and maintenance notes alongside team names.
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UA Birerytes Kaneth Statis
Young
Mais Bors
Meters
Aera
Jeres
Retels
Reynollds I Screerers & Corart Iy
Waaum Force
Adar Prouction
Con ‘Eass Bank Leeque Bark of
Pluckett
Virginia National
Les Lavites Boerne
Berrett
Henry Mardy
Parrish
Hot Shots
Heny Bilen
Jewels
Taylor Wy
Predimont League
Woot
Morris i
Postal Clerns
Sates
Shires
Barret
Bank of Ve
Argett
Kortmont Exxon
Webb
Bailey Park Gutt
Lewes
Contecerate League
Majestic
Cakes
Pri Car Wash
Riddle
Acme
Fuserad McDonald’s
Potearch
Joe Daniels
Gritta Te Hma
Food
Shen's Hangian
Generel
Yearran
Carpenter Shop
Tumner
de Weave
Paschal
Maintenasce
Dodd
Floyd, Wadkins Tie For Jacksonville Open Lead
Ray Floyd, Lanny Wadkins and Danny Edwards shot 69s to share the first round lead at the Greater Jacksonville Open at Deerwood Country Club. Floyd, in a comeback, had four birdies on the back nine after a key turning point discussed with his wife, Maria. Edwards joined the three-back group with a long birdie putt, while Wadkins seeks form after a slump and two wins earlier in his career.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Ray Floyd
Thurssey
Lanny Wadkins
Danny Edwards
Deerwoodountry Club
England
Peter Gosterhuis
Nate Starks
Mike Hill
Barney Thompson
Buddy Jin
Floyd
Ben Crenshaw
Mark Hayes
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Hale Irwin
Lee Trevino
Sommer
Sss
Edwards
Wadkins
Ince
Fla
Fira Shev
Ann
BMW
Fer
Gosterhais
Pera
Brice
Bark Hayes Ho
Bob E. Sovith
Rik
Massengaie
Roger Mattoie
Len Crenshaw
Ieee
Lyn Lon
Gary McCord
Jesry Pate
Mac Addendon
Phil Ri
Davia
Tommy Ginnisrabam
Matty Fieckman
Tye Lou Graham Kercil Zacley
Dean Retram
Bruce Freisher
Alan Tapie
Steve Aheingh
Howard Twitty
Mister Barber
Wes
Leonard Thompeon
Bob Murphy
Bill Rogers
Mike Morley
Randy Ersking
Allee Miter
Hebert Green
Dick Lore
Bob Dickson
John Manattey
Rog
Bert Yancey
Che Ha
Bob Charles
Rick Acton
Lee Wykle Ras
Fred Marti
Ea Dougherty
Dotm Harris Rym
Jerry McGee
Larry Nelson
Dove Fora Wee
Gary
Om Wei
Dow January
Gary Wintz
Richard Crawford
Bruce Crampton
Ban Payne
TI Forrest Ferler
Gilroy Gilbert
Terry Diehl Sa
Hers Blocker
Dim Bent Grier Jones
Pat Fitzsimons
Ban Bo Mots
Curtis Sifford
Bobby Nichols
Jerry Barber
Ne Taylor
Dowd Tewell
Bob Dayal
Andy Bean
Andy North
Jog Porter
Dave Stockton Bey
Mike Mitchel
Bill Garett
David Sayster
Jim Simons
Lionel Hebert
Dave Eichelberger
Stan Lee
Esch
Buten Baird
Bobby
Watreb
Bobby Wadkin
Ken Venturi
Artie McNicke
Ameid Palmer
Marcis Captures Atlanta Pole In 160.709 MPH Run
Dave Marcis set a qualifying record at Atlanta International Raceway by posting an average speed of 160.709 mph to win the pole for Sunday's 17th Atlanta 300. David Pearson and Richard Petty followed, with Benny Parsons and Cale Yarborough also among the top qualifiers as the field of 35 cars began narrowing for the race weekend.
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Hampton
Dave Marcis
David Pearson
Richard Petty
Atlanta
Marcis
Atlanta International Raceway
Harry Hyde
Pearson
Wood Brothers Mercury
Petty
In & Dodge
Chevrolet
Benny Parsons
Sebring
Fla
BMW
David Hobbs
Buddy Baker
Ford
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Cor Jine
Norwood
Ramsey
Bob. Panceaty
McGovern
Hook
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Cuenio
UW Wyha
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Byraim
Binpt
Gumery
Krovic
Lombard
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DePauw
Tex DePaul
VAM
Corzine
Pancrate
Sianson
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Thomas
Anderton
Helena
Tota Feu's
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Copeland. Teche
Techicul Cencn
Let
Demon
Andy Pancratz $33
Curtis
University of North Carolina At
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Wirephnte
Indiana
Tom Cutter
Ellis
Warriors
Gary Rosenberger
Broncos
Lloyd Walton
Whitehead
Earl Tatum
Cutter
Jeff Tyson
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Hoosiers
Tom Abernethy
Bob Wilkerson
Keith McCord
Crimson Tide
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Tatum
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Alweeping
Tay
Benson
Buckner
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Vala Vieus
Brow
King
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Muxtay
Th. McCord
Bonds
McElven
Arris Helfime
Ledara
Alatara
King. Bunn
Titel
Giana
Nc-Charlotte
Bob Ball
Darnell Adell
Cedric Maxwell
Char
Carr
Walker
Davis
Green $V
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Jackson
Adell
Ewing
UNC
Charlotte Seal King
Massey
Max.wen
Bal
Shipman
Pearce
Gruber
UNC Charighe
M.c. State
Tors
W.C. State
Ung-Chartite VW
Carr Green
A. i
Campbell
Evicius
Hassel
Strother
McAndrew
Basin
Toters
Gwens
Lee
Phillips A
Claytor
Johnson
Casey
Fabier
Haskins
Mitchell
Jacksonville
Maria
Hubert Green
Gary Player
Tom Weiskop
Arnold Palmer
Pearson, Petty
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Cale Yarborough
Bristol Tenn
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