Tuesday scores recap across multiple games
Rock Island beat Boylan 55 to 47 while New York defeated Seattle 116 to 110. East Aurora prevailed 84 to 65 over Fremd and Phoenix won 114 to 112 against Atlanta. Peoria defeated Jacksonville 60 to 43, Sacramento edged Houston 95 to 90, E St Louis downed Mt Vernon 55 to 47, and Portland triumphed 139 to 110 over Golden State.
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Pistons Triumph In 129-117 Victory Over Pacers After Fight
The Detroit Pistons, led by Mima Ta Guards Joe Dumars Isiah Thomas and Vinnie Johnson combining for 82 points, beat the Indiana Pacers 129-117 in a game clouded by a postgame altercation.
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Frieder Accepts ASU Coaching Job in Tempe
Bill Frieder, Michigan basketball coach for nine years, was hired to take over Arizona State's program. He announced at a news conference with ASU Athletic Director Charles Harris, citing timing with Michigan's NCAA playoff run and his view of having accomplished all he can at Michigan.
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All-America basketball team honors Duke and Arizona stars
United Press International names 1989 first team led by Danny Ferry of Duke and Sean Elliott of Arizona, with Chris Jackson of LSU as the top freshman. Stacey King of Oklahoma and Jay Edwards of Indiana round out the first five, while Pervis Ellison heads the second team.
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Illini Face McNeese State In NCAA Debut As Top Seed
Illinois coach Lou Henson warns against looking ahead as 27 4 Illini meet McNeese State 16 13 in Indianapolis opening round. Ball State holds best overall mark with 28 2, while Loyola Marymount and Louisville loom in continued march toward the title.
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Geneseo takes indoor triangular in Sterling
Geneseo High School boys win eight events to edge Dixon and Rochelle at Westwood Sports Center. Dixon finishes second 56.5 to Geneseo 61.5. Rochelle 49. Aaron Arne wins 800, Glenn Long 300 dash, Earl Fleming long jump. Tracy Forrest headlines with 400 dash and triple jump wins. Dixon tops in 800 and 1,600 relays, high jump.
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Heaton
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Earl Fleming
Paul Spangler
Ron Rogers
Georgetown to win NCAA title in 1989 picks
In a bold forecast for 1989, the writer backs Georgetown as NCAA champion after praising its defense and predicting a sequence of upsets. They name Arizona, Illinois, Arkansas, Florida State, North Carolina, and Oklahoma as key adversaries, with Florida State reaching the Final Four and Illinois beating them in the final.
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Iowa the men's champion by Chip Marshall
Telegraph sports writer Chip Marshall previews NCAA tournament picks under deadline pressure. He drafts a Final Four from a hat, selecting Illinois from the Midwest and North Carolina from the Southeast, noting Illinois star Kendall Gill's return and Michigan's talent but likely early exit.
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