NBA Standings and Scores Snapshot
Eastern and Western conference divisions list team records, with recent results and upcoming schedule. Highlights include Cleveland Phoenix Golden State Milwaukee Seattle New York Chicago Portland Dallas and more with multiple games reported and no upcoming games scheduled.
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Alabama Tops North Carolina In NCAA First Round
Alabama, led by Leon Douglas with 35 points and 17 rebounds, upset fifth-ranked North Carolina 1964 to reach the Mideast Regionals in Baton Rouge where top-ranked Indiana awaits. The Crimson Tide face Indiana Thursday as Duke notes show a slate of regionals with Rutgers, Marquette and UCLA advancing.
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Quick
Bear Bryant
C.M. Newton
Bryant
Alabama
Newton
Cagers
North Carolina
Crimson Tide
Baton Rouge
Indiana
Hoosiers
St. John’s
Associated Press
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Western Kentucky
Rutgers
Princeton
Nevada
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Mideast
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Midwest
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Notre Dame
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Pepperdine
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Tennessee
Virginia
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R.I
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Ohio
South Bend
Ind
Virginia Tech
Lawrence
Kan
Irish
Powerhouse Pace Leads Coppin State To Title
Coppin State center Joe Pace dominated the NAIA tournament, earning MVP honors as the Eagles defeated Henderson State 96 91 in the title game. Pace averaged over 30 points and 13 rebounds across five games, scoring 43 in the final and prompting praise from coach John Bates after his career move from Maryland Eastern Shore.
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Joe Pace
Coppin State
Pace
Baltimore
Henderson State of Arkansas
Marymount
Kansas
Lincoln Memorial
Tennessee
Willie Counter
Henderson State
Eagles
Henderson
Don Dyer
John Bates
Maryland Eastern Shore
NAIA
Bates
Maryland- Eastern Shore
New York
Eastern Shore
Bankers Roll Over Van-Far In 132 103 Victory
Commerce Bankers defeated Van-Far Indians 132 to 103 on Saturday afternoon. Dave Wilkinson led with 36 points, Ron Kemp added 32, Rich Holmberg 28, and E G Raney 26 for the winners. Dwight Linnnemeyer finished with 10. Kevin Cockrell led Van-Far with 24, Wendell Wheeler 23, and Tim Crow 18.
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Bankers
Dave Wilkinson
Ron Kemp
Rich Holmberg
E.G. Raney
Dwight Lin- Nnemeyer
Kevin Cockrell
Wendell Wheeler
Bulldogs Trackmen Show Encouraging Macomb Indoor Meet Form
Mexico Bulldogs earned promising marks at the Macomb Indoor Invitational with Austin Miller placing seventh in the 70 yard high hurdles and triple jump, while Ronnie Miller and Adrian Bradshaw advanced in the 70 yard dash. Chris Jones and Steve Evans won their heats in the 880 and 440, and the mile relay clocked 3 42.5 as Mexico eyes their own indoor classic Saturday at the Missouri Military Academy fieldhouse.
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Mexico
Bulldog
Ron Whittaker
Austin Miller
Bulldogs
Ronnie Miller
Adrian Bradshaw
Miller
Bradshaw
Chris Jones
Steve Evans
Whittaker
Missouri Military Academy
Columbia Hickman
Rock Bridge
Jefferson City
Centralia
Osage
Hannibal
Versailles
Missouri Triumph Lifts Tigers After Narrow NCAA Win
Missouri narrowly defeated Washington 69 67 to claim the program’s first post season victory, a psychological boost for the Big Eight champs. Notre Dame edged Cincinnati 79 78 on a final second tip in a game decided by a late call, led by Adrian Dantley’s 27 points. Cincinnati had three players in double digits.
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Washington
Michigan
Wichita State
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Ariz
Arizona
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May
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Marquette
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Butch Lee
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Pete Molloy
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Adrian Dantley
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Willie Smith
Louisville
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Smith
James Edwards
Jim Kennedy
Kennedy
Don Williams
Hal Ward
Digger Phelps
Brian Williams
Providence Center's Misccivus Sparks NIT Victory Over A&T
Providence Friars rider Misccivus scored 16 of 20 points in the second half as Providence defeated North Carolina A&T 84-68 in the NIT opener at Madison Square Garden. Coach Gavitt praised Misccivus for lifting the team with a spread offense that stretched the defense. Kentucky beat Niagara 67-61 and UNC-Charlotte edged San Francisco 79-74 in OT.
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Providence
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Cardinals
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Aggies
Wildcats
Purple Eagles
James Lee
Jack Givens
Andy Walker
Melvin Watkins
Charlotte
San Francisco
Chris Potter
St Peter's
Softball Meeting for City League Committees
A meeting for City League slow pitch softball committees only will take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday at city hall to discuss organizing play and governance.
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City Hall
Center Undefeated in 4A Missouri Title Upset
Kansas City Center upset St. Louis Central 66-54 to claim the Missouri high school 4A basketball championship in Columbia. Center’s Mickey Allison scored 18 and Rickey 10 as the first undefeated large-class final in 50 years lived up to the billing. Scott County Central thumped Glasgow 92-71 to win the 1A title, led by Ricky Thomas with 31 and Otto Porter 28. Porter’s 143 tournament points set a new 1A record.
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St. Louis Central
Missouri High School
Scott County Central
Glasgow
Max Hayes
Allison Brothers
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Rickey
Johnny Parker
St. Louis
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Otto Porter
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Kuhn Expected To Order Opening Of Baseball Camps
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn appeared in Florida and signaled he could order spring training camps to open as labor talks continued. Ownership and Players Association negotiators warned progress was slow while debates over the reserve clause and free agency persisted. Notable attendees included Tom Seaver, Willie Stargell, Lou Brock, Reggie Smith, and Bob Boone.
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Players Association
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Gaherin
Chub Feeney
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Miller
Tom Seaver
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Willie Stargell
Lou Brock
Reggie Smith
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Boone
Philadelphia Phillies
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