Rose and Anderson clash over Reds spring plans
Sparky Anderson and Pete Rose debated spring training aims in Dayton. Anderson prefers easing into the season with split rosters and fewer early at bats, while Rose defends veteran practice and pace, arguing longer home preparation, timely hitting, and patience with the season's grind. Rose notes his consistency and the importance of sustaining endurance into the opener.
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Carlisle Freshmen Win Seventh In Eight With Springboro
Carlisle freshmen defeated Springboro 48 43 at home as Greg Dunn scored 22 points to lead the winners in a strong eighth game stretch.
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Delphos St John regains Ohio Class AA basketball top spot
In Ohio high school boys basketball the Class AA poll shifts again as Delphos St John takes the No. 1 position with a 10-1 record and 179 points after moving past Warsaw River View and Columbus Mifflin. River View falls to second with 175 points, while Mifflin drops to third. St John’s only loss came to Columbus East earlier this season. Akron Central Hower leads Class AAA and Mansfield St Peter’s tops Class A.
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MUMs Gals Sprint To Fourth Win Over Southern State
Miami University Middletown women’s basketball cruised to a 53 to 32 victory over Southern State. Devonia Pelfrey poured in 16 points and Alma McCarren added 12 with 17 rebounds. The team led 30 to 6 at halftime and next hosts Sinclair College at 5 30 p m.
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Monroe Wins Overnight Battle With Mason 81 to 76
Monroe Hornets outlast Mason Comets 81 76 after two weather delays, led by Jim Hacker with 20 points and strong rebounding from Carr Yenser and Winglewich. Mason paced by Jeff Cash 20 and Mike Simon 19, but Monroe built first half lead and held on for sixth win.
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Edgewood cagers face move to junior school gym
The Edgewood Cougars are forced to relocate tonight�s varsity game due to snow melting on the roof at Edgewood High. The contest with Springboro will be played at Edgewood Junior School gym, the former Seven Mile High home, marking the first varsity game there since Edgewood High opened. Several makeup games follow across the area with Centerville at Lebanon and others.
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49ers name O'Connor OC Steckel receivers coach
In a staff reshuffle the San Francisco 49ers promoted Fred O'Connor to offensive coordinator and named Les Steckel as receiver coach. Chicago Bulls sign Cazzie Russell and release Nick Weatherspoon. Milwaukee Brewers sign Randy Stein as a free agent pitcher.
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Middletown Middiettes remain unbeaten in 53-40 win
Middletown High girls improved to 10-0 with a 53-40 home victory over Lakota. After a 10-10 start, Middiettes pulled away led by Shaun Miller 14 points, Leslie Mucha 13, and Jan Kerr 11. They travel to Hamilton Garfield in a Greater Miami Conference game Thursday.
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Cage results from colleges and universities today
College basketball results show Fairleigh Dickinson 63 over Morgan State 54 and Hofstra 75 over Vermont 72. Other scores include Niagara 85 over Canisius 73, Tufts 70 over MIT 54, Alabama 78 over Kentucky 62, Belmont 7 over East Tennessee 75, Florida 61 over Mississippi 56, LSU 90 over Auburn 79, Mississippi State 79 over Vanderbilt 100, New Orleans 100 over Jacksonville 82, Tennessee Tech 66 over Morehead State 57, UNC Charlotte 83 over Georgia State 69, VMI 89 over Davidson 69, Virginia Tech 100 over Samford 80, Cincinnati 87 over Pittsburgh 80, DePaul 100 over St Louis 6, Notre Dame 78 over Dartmouth 64, Ohio State 80 over Michigan 71, Illinois 66 over Wichita State 59, Arkansas 56 over Baylor 55 in OT, Bradley 61 over West Texas 77, Grambling 57 over Texas Southern 4, Pan American 106 over Texas Latch 65, Rice 66 over Texas Chris 58, Texas 79 over Texas A&M 77 in OT.
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Kentucky Loses First Game As Alabama Uses Quickness
Hall lamented Kentucky's first loss after 14 wins as Alabama's three guard lineup and stout defense disrupted the Wildcats in Tuscaloosa. Reggie King scored 26 for Alabama while Arkansas survived Baylor in overtime and Texas edged Texas A&M to stay atop the Southwest race. Notre Dame and DePaul won, and Cincinnati beat Pitt in overtime.
Kentucky Remains No 1 After Poll Shakeup and Alabama Loss
The Kentucky Wildcats hold the top AP poll with 56 first place votes and 1,120 points but face a re-evaluation after a 78 62 upset by Alabama. Marquette stays second as Top Twenty teams shift following Kentucky’s loss and Alabama’s near re entry.
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