Marquette Chooses NIT Bid Over NCAA Place
Marquette, 19 3 and ranked eighth by AP, announced it would take the NIT bid over the NCAA despite the invitation process. Coach Al McGuire initially declined the NCAA offer, opting for the NIT in a dispute over regional placement. Additional teams expected include LSU, St John s New York Army and others across major conferences, with 16 teams to compete March 12 23 at Madison Square Garden.
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Hope B Bruins Rally Past Texarkana Razorbacks 44-35
Hope B Bruins defeat Texarkana Razorbacks 44 to 35 for their sixth straight win. Tim White and Bill Rowland lead the scoring with key baskets and free throws as Hope improves to 6 4. The Bruins face Fairview next Friday, riding strong defense and late foul-shot pressure to seal the victory.
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Solunar tables guide fishing by Knight period data
The Solunar schedule derived from Richard Aldun Knight's tables advises anglers to plan trips around peak feeding times to reach prime fishing areas and hunting cover, aiming for the best sport each day based on these periods.
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Basketball scores recap with Hawks and Knicks in tight race
In a tense hardwood roundup, Atlanta’s Hawks outlasted Milwaukee as New York’s Knicks surged past Baltimore, while Detroit’s 47 point fourth quarter powered a comeback loss. West sidelined by injury, Seattle climbed to fifth, San Diego, San Francisco, and Dallas posted wins in a crowded NBA night.
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Brown Won't Forget the Vikings
Rams star Bob Brown, after knee surgery, recalls the playoff heartbreak as the Rams lost to the Minnesota Vikings 23 17, with a 17 7 halftime lead squandered. He notes the pain of the title game defeat and his hunger for a Super Bowl ring despite the injury and long season.
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Marmaduke Beats Lead Hill in Class B State Tourney
Marmaduke tops Lead Hill 94 67 as Darrell Johnson and Mike Golden score 65 points for Marmaduke in the Class B state basketball tournament at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Other first round results include Mountainburg over Pleasant Plains 65 63 and Portland over Stamps Ellis 70 61.
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Hogan Has Top Pair in Oaklawn Feature Race
Impressive O T Hogan entry Able Secretary and Rusty Clipper head a 3-year-old and up field for Oaklawn Park’s $5,500 feature. Able Secretary carries 120 pounds, Rusty Clipper 117, both trained by Jean Brennin, with nine others also listed. Jandymar won Tuesday’s $4,800 futurity, with partners and payouts noted amid a crowded stakes day.
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Dallas Booms Chance for Loop Lead in ABA Race
Dallas Chaphrals stay hot with a 130 115 win over Washington Caps lifting them within a half game of Denver in the Western Division. Manny Leaks led Dallas with 26 points while George Carter scored 28 for Washington as trailing teams shuffle in the tight ABA race.
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Tennis Play for Women Under Way
The U S National Women's Indoor Tennis Championships begin in Winchester Massachusetts with top seed Nancy Richey and defending champ Mary Ann Elsel Curtis byes into round two. Esme Emanuel and Peaches Bartkowicz are among early entrants. Curtis teams with Valere Zien genfus against Fay Gambee and Allison Jennings in doubles. Curtis, a multiple doubles champ, is 23 and previously won the indoor title at 17.
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Washington AL East Prospectus Highlights Prospects and Pitching
Irrepressible Ted Wilhan criticizes the club as weak in bats and fielding while Sea pigrs chase a Beal record BGFE. Pitching remains the major problem with Gk Baattas posting 248 hits 229 ERA and Joe Coleman Cas y Con V27 among returning arms. The infield outfield and catching lines show mixed talent and depth, with several names from Cleveland and local rosters noted as potential contributors.
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Allen Cuts Salary Bid to 140 000 in Card spring talks
Baseball market signs span multiple camps as Allen trims his demand to 140000, leaving the Cardinals still far from agreement. Harrelson joins Indians camp in Tucson after a haircut wager, while Horton and Horton’s holdout echo the ongoing spring signing surge affecting Kranepool, Palmer, Harmon Killebrew and others across major league rosters.
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