NCAA invites six teams to expanded 32 team tournament
Kansas City AP reports Kentucky Alabama Cincinnati Creighton Notre Dame and Marquette accepted bids to the NCAA major college basketball tournament today. The NCAA will invite a second team from the Big Ten ACC and Big Ten conferences to the 32 team field. Bids announced later today with 16 at large teams joining 16 conference champions. First round games on March 15, regional semifinals March 20 to 27, finals March 29 to 31 in San Nievo. Cincinnati at 22-5 is an at large Midwest regional entrant. Kentucky and Alabama race SEC standings with potential regional placements. Indiana already in Mideast. second invitees Minnesota Purdue or Michigan to West regional.
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College Cage Scores and Tournament Bids Summary
College basketball results from various regions include Israel Nationals 84 Siena 80 and Stetson 63 Florida State 54 in the FAST and SOUTH regions, with Missouri 83 Kansas St. 75 and Oklahoma St. 87 Colorado 85 in the MIDWEST. ACC and NCAA tournament bids described, listing Creighton Notre Dame Marquette and others as in, with Big Eight implications and regional assignments noted.
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Hope High golf opens season with win at Arkadelphia
Hope High School opened the 1975 golf season with a victory over Arkadelphia at the Hope County Club course. Tim May earned match medalist honors with an 86, as he followed his drive from two tee and watched a putt miss the cup on the first green alongside teammate Tommy Flores.
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NBC to share baseball broadcasting chores with rival ABC
NBC will cede half the rights for Monday night games to ABC starting in 1976 and share World Series and All-Star telecasts as part of a Kuhn mediated deal. ABC would pay a substantial fee, with insiders suggesting at least ten million dollars annually, lifting NBC’s earnings and altering the existing contract structure.
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Hope High Golfers Win Overtime Match at Hope Club
The Hope High School golf team defeated Arkadelphia in a Wednesday match at Hope Country Club after regulation tied 366. Tim May was meet medalist with 86, while David Jones 92, Tom Flores 94, and Chris Cagle 94 counted toward the team total. Brian Cox 95 was not counted. Hope won on the first hole of a sudden death playoff.
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Aunty's Beau Justifies Odds at Oaklawn Park
Oaklawn Park roundup notes Aunty's Beau trained by Harald Baldy Tinker covers six furlongs in 1:10 4-5 to win after rallying from midrace. Dom Speedy, Bold Alliance, and Chief Cherion chase. One Car Funeral falters entering the turn. Larry Snyder rides two winners Joggle and Fearless Pleasure. Sea Unset and Jorgle pair for a $107.20 daily double in a crowd of 10,827 as Carn County heads a 16-horse field in the $12,500 feature.
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Kansas State Bows In Playoffs After Tight Victory
Kansas State earned a sixth straight bid to the NAIA national basketball tournament by defeating Pikeville 79 49 on Wednesday night. The field includes 22 district winners such as Central Washington State Williamette United States International St. Mary's Husson Newberry Grand Canyon East Central Oklahoma Marymount Kearney State Eastern Montana Winnona State Wisconsin Parkside Morning side William Jewell Central Arkansas Edinboro Miller sville Edinboro State Malone Ferris State Palm Beach Atlantic.
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Soccer boom near in United States warned by analysts
A long feature describes soccer’s global reach led by Pele and FIFA, notes its growing U S interest with college and high school teams, and mentions NASL teams and star potential. It compares salaries and market interest to baseball and football, predicting wider adoption amid rising coverage and Olympic pathways.
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