Navy Upsets LSU In NCAA First Round Shock
Navy, 26-5, pulled off the tournament’s first big upset by routing 20th-ranked LSU 78-55 in the opening round. Vernon Butler scored 20 for Navy, which advances to face Maryland in the Southeast regional second round. Maryland edged Miami Ohio 69-68 in overtime. LSU’s postseason woes extend to a 10th straight loss under Dale Brown.
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Associated Press
Navy
Vernon Butler
Louisiana State
Midshipmen
LSU
Dale Brown
Maryland
Miami
Ohio
Dayton
Northeastern
Reggie Lewis
Illinois
Georgia
Cedric Henderson
Joe Ward
Wichita State
SEC
Henderson
Xavier McDaniel
NAIA Tournament Nips Include Fort Hays Victory
Fort Hays State edged David Lipscomb 55-48 as Nealy and Campbell sealed the win. Charleston defeated Southeastern Oklahoma 60-43 to reach the NAIA semis, while West Virginia Wesleyan beat Rio Grande 84-68. Wisconsin-Stevens Point and Drury College also advanced with tight finishes.
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Pepperdine
Midwest
Tulsa
Texas-El Paso
Virginia Commonwealth
Marshall
Alabama
Arizona
Kansas City, Mo
Rod Nealy
Fred Campbell
Fort Hays State
David Lipscomb
NATA
Athens State
Ala
Greg Mack
Ed Nierstedt
College of Charleston
Southeastern Oklahoma
Charleston
Wayland Baptist
Kansas City
Ted Young
Drury College of
Springfield
Wisconsin- Stevenie Point
Lamont Ridley
West Virginia Wesleyan
Rio Grande, Ohio
Hillsdale
Oklahoma
Nierstedt
Mack
Cougars
Dennis Rodman
Southeastern
John Kimbrell
Nealy
Bisons
Fort Hays
Campbell
Edgar Eason
Kimbrell
Orta Homers as Royals Beat Cardinals 6-1 in Exhibition
In Fort Myers, Jorge Orta hit a three run homer in the third to lead the Kansas City Royals past the St. Louis Cardinals 6-1. Onix Concepcion added a two base hit in the inning. Orta had a single as well. Dave Leeper doubled twice, George Brett collected two singles, and Andy Van Slyke homered for the Cards with Willie McGee adding two singles.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Jorge Orta
Kansas City Royals
St. Louis Cardinals
Orta
Todd Worrell
Royals
Onix Concepcion
Dave Leeper
George Brett
Cardinals
Andy van Slyke
Danny Jackson
Willie McGee
St. Louis
Yankees Snap Slump In Exhibition Win Over Tigers
Scott Bradley belted a two run homer as the New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 4 2 in Lakeland Florida. Bobby Meacham collected three hits while Dave Winfield drove in the go ahead run in the sixth inning. Darrell Evans homered for Detroit. In other spring action the Pirates beat the Astros 7 1 in Kissimmee and the Mets topped the Red Sox 8 2 in Winter Haven as previews continue around Florida.
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Associated Press
Scott Bradley
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Bobby Meacham
Yankees
Lakeland
Fla
Dave Winfield
Phil Niekro
Houston
Wally Backman
Mookie Wilson
New York Mets
Boston
Winter Haven
Fla. Wilson
Danny Heep
Mets
Orlando
Toronto
Ron Davis
Minnesota Twins
Mitch Webster
Bowling Scores From The Moonhawks And Friends
Local bowling results list top scores across numerous leagues led by Moonhawks Geist with 199 540, Jungle Fever Griesen posting 254 695, and Cordle 722 643. Other high marks include Ellis 229 587 and Kallar 248 660, with standout efforts from Stottlemire 208 555 and Roehl 190 577.
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T. Griesen
J. Hopkins
M Kallar
Sien
Chuck
No.t
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D. Stottlemire
Santa FE
M. O'Conner
Town Team
C. Roehl
Ellena
BUICK
J. Deyden
Friends
D. Sellers
Eagles
P. Steenrod
Nick
D. Dunkin
Lou
City Schedule Week of March 18 1985 Volleyball
Ottawa area league schedule lists matches at Ottawa Middle School and Center Court with times from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. Multiple courts host men and women teams, plus weekly leagues and a monthly Ottawa Recreation Commission meeting.
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East Court
Green Acres
Our Own
Ottawa Transmission
Boyke Motors
DeLavel Dairy
Hairport
K.1&co. Va. Volley Dallies
Mistiff
Crooka
Center Court
Smith Family
Adventureland Video
Crooks
Williamsburg
Wesleyan
Welcome Wagon
Ottawa J.c.'s
Ottawa National Guard
Griffin & Ratlitt Auction
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Roy's Body Shop
C&h Standard Shot Squad
Richmond Body Works
Virginia’s His House
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Haley Abstract
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Sam's
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Virginia’s
Hill House
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Ray's Body Shop
Montgomery Clan
C&h
Looking Glass
First Assembly
Killough Stars
Nel Kings
Misfits
Crook's
Ottawa Recreation Commission
O.R.C
Ceatatin
Two Lead Blustery Golf Surges to USF&G Lead
Tony Sills and Brett Upper moved to 9 under par at the USF&G Golf Classic, weathering wind and rain to lead after two rounds at 135. John Mahaffey, 63 in the first round, settled into a tie for second at 136 with Gibby Gilbert after Friday’s 73, while Nicklaus and Watson trailed in the crowded field.
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New Orleans
Tony Sills
Brett
Upper
John Mahaffey
Gibby Gilbert
Sills
Mahaffey
Nicky Price
Dack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
PGA
Three-on-Three Tourney Planned at Appanoose School
A 3 on 3 basketball tournament will be held March 29 at the Appanoose School gym with four divisions: A and B for ages 16 plus, a 36 and over, and a 15 and under class. Entry is $20, rosters limit five. Rosters due March 25 to Route 1 Box 200 Pomona. Medals for top two teams in each division. Proceeds go to Appanoose basketball program. Call 566 3386 for details.
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Route 1
Box
Pomona
Appanoose
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