Regional Boys Basketball Scores and Regional Highlights
A readably garbled OCR summary shows regional boys basketball results and regional tournament progress. Mentions of Mid Atlantic and Midwest regions, teams like Alabama, Oregon, Kansas, and Memphis appear among scattered score notes and schedule references. The document outlines regional rounds with dates ranging March to April and notes advancing teams and venues such as St. Louis and Lubbock.
Yankees blank Orioles 8 0 in Fort Lauderdale exhibition
Rick Cerone drove in three with a double and a triple as the New York Yankees halted a three game skid with an 8-0 win over Baltimore. Jay Howell and four relievers held the Orioles to four hits, Don Baylor and Dave Winfield contributed early offense, and Cerone added a key triple in the fourth.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Rick Cerone
Jay Howell
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Oroles
Howell
Orioles
Mike Armstrong
Clay Christiansen
Dale Murray
Christiansen
Murray
Yankees
Steve Kemp
Cerone
Jim Palmer
New York
Tippy Mortimez
Don Baylor
Dave Winfield
Tony Harrah
Don Mattingly
Yanks
Dan Morogiella
Harrah
Mattingly
Tom Foli
Bob Meacham
Capitals top Bruins as streak hits six in Boston
Alan Haworth scored in the second period and Pat Riggin anchored Washington as the Capitals edged the Boston Bruins 2-1 Sunday night. The win extended Washington’s winning streak to six games while keeping them two points ahead in the standings.
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Boston
Alan Haworth
Washington
Pat Riggin
Capitals
Boston Bruins
Bruins
Riggin
Jim Will
Terry O'Reilly
Glenn Currie
Gord Kluzak
Bob Gould
Currie
Peeters
Walkersville fans celebrate Lions parade after big win
After a decisive game, Walkersville fans joined a celebratory parade through town led by the Lions. The event crowned a day of victory, with the mascot atop a fire engine as crowds lined the route back to the school for refreshments and cheers.
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Walkersville
Top seeds set as UNC GU DePaul Kentucky lead NCAA regionals
North Carolina, Georgetown, DePaul and Kentucky were named top seeds for the NCAA tournament regionals in Kansas City. Duke and NC State appear in question as conference powerhouses grab most invitations, while UCLA misses the field for first time since 1962. The tourney opens with preliminary rounds Tuesday, with regional semifinals and finals set for March 22-25 in four sites.
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Calgary
Moeeres
Tampa Bay
Bisagns Sr
NY Sluseers
istRree
Jackson Vibe
Praseige
Cagary
Mancourer
Wores
Teliver
Les Asgrigs
Coags
NCA Inne South
Arlaene
Hougoe Ca
Marth
Mane & Ams
Angeles
Lord Tan
Quinella
Seatar i
MVS
Michegan
Firginea Union
Oriexes
Chicago
MOLST
McNeil
Helderson
Tossacit
Washington
Anza
Maryland
Marsh
Babaly Voss
Bias
Neal
Cole Bos Angeles
Sax Aztomo
Evacta
Pale Hassman
Adeny
Braath Okllahoma
Chcago
Eva Rosape
Benzets
Memphis
Bermingham
Leng
Dresell
Sanday
Sony
Maliacea
Harter
Holter
Texals Tampa
Denver
New Jersey
Hounon
I Lows
Rozas Res
Marsland Pitttsburgh
Washngton
Bias Oy
Manland
Anco
Michigan
Lowell
Fay
Marek
Duke
New Reans
Jackscorlie
Suver Ang Tite
Glinella
Gayle
Moreno
Lon Linden
Gordocisme
Ridthos
St Sanday
Wvazpet
FCC
Marions
Paul FA Wreed
Boston
Fes
Marion Stor
Philadelpus
Faunty North Fee
New York
Bascdy
Denestee
Reiso Wilkersto
Graffagmm
Smith
Thompson
Finley
Merck
Wishmion
Salt Lake City Central
Jay
Beldaie Guashar
Las Vegas
Princeton
Diego Sinmer
Walsh
Wallace
Lomsana
Darton
Atlanta
Jessup
Pullmas_ Wash
Cleveland
Pearseos
Ron
Philipt Martinez
Sram
Southern
Ledeana
Swiek
Belleville
Dallas
Salt Lake City
Racias
Vegas
Prince
San Diego
San Antone
Sing Munson
Thompson Wastler
Barnes Oklahoma
Pale Distrifecta
Pallean
Wash
Los Angeles
Portland
March
Gertie
Mami
Ohio
Seattle
A Rasnos
Drury
Phoeas
Toi Dustis
Fashington
New Bera
Golden State
Nepo
Nepo iSollacs
Une San Diego
Los Anpeies
Chester
Quineela
Pete
Voss
Associated Press
Caroluas Beau
Pabeas
UNC
DePaul
Kentucky
Kansas City
Iap
North Carolin
Georgetown
ACC
North Carolina State
Michigan State
Southeastern
Big East
North Carolina Tar Heels
Washington, D.C
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Midwest
Ray Meyer
Alabama
Ilineis State
Bucknell
Tennessee Chattannoooga
UCLA
Bruins
Philadelphia
Dayton
East
Mideast
Dave Gavitt
Nineman Division I
Gavitt
Washington D.C
Hoyas
North Carolina
Maryland Defeats Duke in ACC Semifinal Rivalry Thriller
The Terrapins surged from an eight point deficit in the second half to beat Duke 69 63 after a 14 point burst and decisive zone defense. Bias led with 16 second half points while Veal and Gatlin contributed key inside plays and free throws sealing the win and momentum for Maryland toward the title game.
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Maryland
Terps
Herman
Veal
Ter
Duke
Driesell
Terrapins
Herman Veal
Keith Gatlin
Branch
Gatlin
Coleman
Mike Krzyzewski
Lefty
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Deacons
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