Marquette Dropped From NCAA by Player Ineligibility Ruling
A shock hit the NCAA bracket as Marquette loses its berth after a player reportedly sought agents for a pro deal. Bobcats face Kentucky in a Mideast semifinal while Ohio University advances. Florida State tops Eastern Kentucky. South Carolina, Villanova, Penn win to reach late rounds. NAIA begins with Eau Claire among participants.
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Prep Regional Tourney Lineup
Regional tournament schedule lists Class AAA and AA games across Canton Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and other sites. Teams include East Tech Lorain King Geneva Central Elder Princeton Fairmont West Waverly Loveland and more with finals slated Saturday and Sunday times vary by site.
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Pro Hoop Standings And Scores From Monday And Sunday
Pro hoops standings show Boston beating New York 112 109 and Houston defeating Philadelphia 121 112 while Los Angeles outscored Buffalo 141 102. ABA East standings list Kentucky leading with 60 14 and New York 38 37. West includes Utah 54 21 and Indiana 41 31. Sunday results include Kentucky 104 Virginia 101 and New York 125 Pittsburgh 116.
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Scott-Less Squires In Second Loss
The Virginia Squires lost again without star guard Charlie Scott who quit over a loan dispute. They fell to Utah in overtime by one and then to Kentucky in a close game. Dan Issel scored 33 for Kentucky as Julius Erving led Virginia with 40 points in the setback.
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Wrestling brothers pursue college careers at Air Force and Oklahoma
Junior Jim Callard from Lansing Michigan and his younger brother Jeff Callard from Oklahoma are both college wrestlers. Jim stars for the Air Force varsity team while Jeff competes for the University of Oklahoma.
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Tuesday Matchups
Detroit routs Boston 7 to 0 while Cincinnati loses 2 to Philadelphia and San Francisco dominates Cleveland 8 to 0. New York teams split results as the Nicks win 2 1 over St Louis and the A's beat Baltimore 4 to 2. Schedule lists many spring games with venues in Florida and Arizona, including Houston Boston at Winter Haven and Tokyo Lotte Orions facing Cleveland in Tucson.
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Celtics edge Knicks to trim magic number to three
Celtics beat New York 112-109 as John Havilicek scored 41 to push Boston atop the Atlantic Division with a 50 percent lead and reduce the magic number to three. Bill Russell was honored with his retired No 6 in a pregame ceremony at the Boston Garden.
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Aldridge and Martin Make All-League Basketball Team
Middletown High stars Archie Aldridge and Rick Martin earned six man first team honors from the Greater Miami Conference coaches. Princeton tied for the title and placed two, while Taft and Fairfield combined for key selections as district action concluded.
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Tigers Enter NCAA College Division Playoffs as No 1 Seed
Tennessee State, top ranked, begins NCAA College Division Championships defending its honor. Quarterfinals feature Southampton vs Tennessee State and Missouri St Louis vs Roanoke, with Assumption facing Eastern Michigan and Akron meeting Southern Colorado. Semifinals Thursday and finals Friday in Evansville.
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Final Two Teams Named To NIT Tourney Field
Memphis State and Maryland joined the National Invitation Tournament field completing the 16 team lineup for the New York showcase. Memphis State lost 83-72 to Louisville in the MVC playoff while Maryland fell 73-64 to North Carolina in the ACC playoffs. Other selections include Oral Roberts St. Josephs Pa St. John s Texas El Paso Syracuse Missouri Davidson Fordham Lafayette Indiana Virginia Princeton Niagara Jacksonville Virginia Missouri.
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Card Boss Sees Guzman Likely to Start This Season
St Louis Cardinals manager Red Schoendienst considers Santiago Guzman a strong candidate for a starting role. The 22 year old Dominican pitched 15 wins and 7 losses across St Petersburg and Little Rock last season and struck out 10 Mets over eight innings in the final fall series.
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