College basketball results and tournament brackets roundup
A dense recap of college basketball scores and bracket results from major conferences and divisions. Teams like Brown Dartmouth Penn Cornell Princeton Harvard Arizona State Oregon UCLA Washington St. and many others appear with various exhibition and tournament outcomes across the East West and national circuits. The schedule notes include ACC Big East Big Eight and more with roundups from NCAA Division II III regions and state high school classifications. Saturday games list Jersey at Atlanta Detroit at New York Milwaukee at San Antonio and Washington at Utah.
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Bulldogs advance to sub-state finals
McLouth over Oskaloosa 57 52 to reach 2A sub state final. Rick Clabaugh poured in 33 points, sparking a 20-6 fourth quarter rally after trailing 47-37 entering the last period. Coach Steve Gish credited defense, especially full court man to man, for turning the game. McLouth (13-8) advances to face Valley Falls (17-4) for a state tournament bid. Oskaloosa ends at 8-13.
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OSU outfielder dies after practice collision in Oregon
General Corvallis Oregon AP Scott Halbrook 19 died at Good Samaritan Hospital after remaining unconscious since Tuesday from a practice collision with shortstop Steve Smith while tracking a fly ball. He suffered a fractured skull in the incident. In Florida at Bay Hill Stadium AP a violent thunderstorm forced an overnight postponement as Jack Nicklaus and Craig Stadler led the uncompleted second round tied at 136. Nicklaus posted 67 with Stadler 70 while Ray Floyd Lanny Wadkins and Larry Nelson stood two strokes back at 138.
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Big Eight swimming meet tops Lincoln with records
Nebraska leads the Big Eight at Lincoln with 324 points and dominates multiple events. Kevin Weires sets a Big Eight record in the 200 freestyle with 1 38.92, while Nebraska wins the 800 freestyle relay in 6 42.16 and secures national qualifying marks. Kansas ISU and MU claim top spots in several events as Oklahoma and Iowa State chase.
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Kevin Weires
Scott Halliburton
Dave Symons
ISU
Tim Boyd
Earl Weiliver
Doug Hiemstra
Mike Diedrich
Nebraska
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Loosdhen
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Highland Park Earns Sub-State Final Bid In Close Defeat
Lawrence edges Highland Park 51 52 as Redmond and Henderson lead with 14 each. Juniors Johnson Zinn Armitage Stephenson lose core. seniors Griffin Wilhite Hunter end careers. Griffin cites a costly late stretch and teams’ hard work.
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Huskers set conference marks in Big Eight swimming meet
Nebraska led through day two of the Big Eight championships at Lincoln with three conference records and four event wins to seize a 324 246 edge over Missouri. Rick Gilkerson won the 400 IM in 4 00 49 while Kevin Weires and Cliff Looschen posted records in the 200 free and 100 back respectively. The Huskers also joined by Earl Welliver and Tim Boyd to set a relay mark in the 800 free.
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Neb
Nebraska
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Matt Frentsos
Ron Neugent
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Cliff Loochen
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Looschen
Earl Welliver
Tim Boyd
David Berg
Bart Thomas
Jayhawk running back fined for misdemeanor
Kansas University sophomore tailback Kerwin Bell was fined 15 dollars plus court costs after a Douglas County misdemeanor driving without a license charge. Judge Mike Elwell ruled Bell guilty and added a 10 dollar court assessment. He was arrested last Sunday by a EU police officer, booked into the Douglas County Jail, and released on his own recognizance.
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NBA Box Scores Sporadic Play By Play Conflicts
NBA box score style report showing multiple games with team totals and player stats for ATLANTA, PHILADELPHIA, NEW JERSEY, CHICAGO, DENVER, WASHINGTON, BOSTON, HOUSTON, CLEVELAND, PORTLAND, DALLAS, SEATTLE, GOLDEN STATE, SAN DIEGO. Includes field goal and free throw lines, three point goals, fouls, technicals, and attendance. notes fouled out players and team totals in a dense, OCR fragment.
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Perry Signs with Mariners as He Aims for 300th Win
Gaylord Perry, 43, signed a one year contract with the Seattle Mariners after Braves season. Manager Rene Lachemann says Perry must prove he can pitch to reach his 300th career victory. The deal follows trades and signings in MLB as teams reshape rosters for spring training.
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