College Basketball Scores from the Associated Press
A sprawling recap lists dozens of college games across the nation with scores for Atlantic Coast, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 and more. Notable results include Brown edging Harvard in overtime, Georgetown defeating Seton Hall, Pittsburgh over Daemen, Princeton over Cornell, and Kentucky topping Mississippi with spread highlights for conference tournaments and regional brackets. The list also covers vast tournament action across NCAA Divisions II and III and several conference showcases.
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Cabrini
Boston U
Northeastern
Brown
Harvard
Colby
Norwich
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Col
Babson
Georgetown
Seton Hall
Hartford
Maine
LeMoyne
Gannon
Lowell
New Haven
New Hampshire
Vermont
Niagara
Canisius
Penn
Columbia
Phila. Textile
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Pitt
Bradford
Daemen
Point Park
St. Vincent
Princeton
Cornell
Providence
St. John’s
Scranton
Franklin & Marshall
Siena
Colgate
Yale
Dartmouth
South Auburn
LSU
Centenary
Houston Baptist
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Florida
Alabama
Miami
Fla
Mississippi St
Vanderbilt
Kansas City
Louisiana Tech
Arkansas St
New Orleans
Lamar
Apple
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Towson
Indiana St
Creighton
Stlinois
Ilinois
Drake
Wichita St
Tulsa
Drury
Evangel
Mo. Western
Missouri
Val
Rockhurst
Cent. Methodist
William Jewell
Missouri Baptist
Allentown
Alvernia
McKendree
Oliver Nazarene
St. Xavier
Francis
Ill
Clark U
Massachusetts
N. Adams St
South Atlantic
Stockton St
Bridgewater
Wis.Whitewater
Monmouth
Nebraska Weslyn
Dubuque
Minn
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Quinnipiac
Assumption
Bentley
St. Anselm
S. Colorado
N.mex
Jacksonville
Old Dominion
W. Kentucky
South Alabama
Ala
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South Florida
Sunshine State
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Virginia Tech
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Shepherd
Loyola
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Portland
Santa Clara
San Francisco
St. Mary's
Cal
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Purdue
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Southern University
Saturday sports menu across college hoops and pro games
A packed TV slate features Pittsburgh at Syracuse, UNC at Duke, and Iowa at Illinois among college basketball and pro highlights including Lakers at Mavericks, Jazz at Spurs, and a NAB boxing boxed boxing night. Regional scores from NCAA tournaments and conference results follow with league leaders and box scores.
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North Carolina
Duke
L.A. Lakers
Dallas
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Iowa
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Baseball pairings and spring results across the NL and actions
The report lists National League teams Chicago Houston Los Angeles Cincinnati Montreal Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco New York Philadelphia Atlanta San Diego with standings and multiple spring exhibition results. It notes several rain postponed games including Chicago White Sox vs Boston and Philadelphia vs Toronto, plus a schedule of interleague and intra league matchups at various spring training sites across Florida and Arizona.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
New York Islanders
Hartford
New York Rangers
Winnipeg
Toronto
Calgary
Edmonton
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Minnesota
Montreal
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Vancouver
Washington
Quebec
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Pittsburgh New Jersey
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York Philadelphia
Atlanta
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New York Yankees
Seattle
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
California
Chicago White Sox
Texas
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Clearwater
Plant City
Fla
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Sarasota
Scottsdale
Ariz
Tempe
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Doral Open leads after third round at Doral Blue Course
AP reports top scores after 54 holes in the Doral Open. Bobby Wadkins and Chip Beck pace a crowded field on the 6,939 yard par 72 layout with several big names including Mark McCumber Sandy Lyle Raymond Floyd and Ben Crenshaw near the summit as rounds 3 wrap up.
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Doral Country
Bobby Wadkins
Chip Beck
Mark McCumber
Sandy Lyle Raymond Floyd
Ben Crenshaw
Bruce Lietzke
Jack Nicklaus
Joey Sindelar
Ed Flori
Larry Nelson
Scott Hoch
Jeff Sluman
John Mahaffey
Robert Wrenn
Dick Mast
Craig Stadler
Bill Sander
Gil Morgan
Tom Kite
Dave Barr
Paul Azinger
Bill Kratzert
Tommy Nakaj
Wayne Grady
Mark Lye
Russ Cochran
Gene Savers
Fred Couples
Ken Green Morris Hatalsk
Steve Elkington Lennie Clement
Mike Reid
D.A. Weibring
Bob Murphy
Tim Simpson
Dan Pohl
Mac O'Grady
Princeville
Hawaii
Beth Daniel
Ayako Okamoto
Amy Alcott
Betsy King
Marci Bozarth
Rosie Jones
Colleen Walker
Maleeva and Hanika Win Singles in Kansas Open
In Wichita the Virginia Slims of Kansas results include Manuela Maleeva defeating Svetlana Parkhomenko 6-2 6-1 and Sylvia Hanika beating Hester Witvoet 4-6 6-3 6-3. In doubles Jana Novotna and Catherine Suire defeated Patricia Hu and Dinky Van Rensburg 3-6 6-4 6-3. Natalia Bykova and Parkhomenko also triumphed over Belinda Cor dwell and Jamie Kaplan 3-6 6-0 6-4.
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Bulgaria
Svetlana ?Arkhomenko
Soviet Union
Sylvia Hanika
West Germany
Hester Witvoet
The
Netherlands
Jana Novotna
Czechoslovakia
Catherine Suire
France
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Hong Kong
Dinky van Rensburg
South Africa
Natalia Bykova
Svetlana Parkhomenko
Belinda Cordwell
New Zealand
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Macon
Oil Can Boyd Hit by Line Drive in Red Sox Drill
Dennis Oil Can Boyd suffered a leg impact during batting practice in Winter Haven. An x ray showed no fracture and manager John McNamara said the pitcher would miss an upcoming exhibition game while he recovers from the minor setback.
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Kalambay Retains WBA Middleweight Crown in Victory
Sambu Kalambay defeated Mike McCallum by a unanimous 12 round decision in Pesaro Italy to keep the World Boxing Assn title. McCallum suffered his first defeat in 33 professional fights after moving up from junior middleweight. Kalambay improved to 43-3-2 with judges scoring 118-114, 115-114, and 116-115 in his favor.
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Fernando Viso
Venezuela
Moody Leads Vintage Invitational After Third Round
Orville Moody shoots 64 66 70 to post 200 at the Vintage Club Mountain Course in Indian Wells California. Al Gelberger sits two behind at 203 while Bob Charles 206 Miller Barber 208 Dale Douglass 208 Larry Mowry 208 Harold Henning 210 Ben Smith 210 share the next spots.
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Miller Barber
Dale Douglass
Larry Mowry
Harold Henning
Ben Smith
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