NCAA Tournament Second Round and Regional Finals Schedule
The Associated Press outlines the 1990 NCAA tournament brackets by region. East, South, Midwest lineups show matchups, venues, and dates from March 13 to March 29, including Duke Tulsa, Purdue Miami, and Kentucky Kansas OT, with semifinals and final at St. Petersburg and New Orleans venues.
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Charlotte Coliseum
Charlotte
N.C
Duke
Tulsa
Southwest Missouri State
Tennessee
TBA
Rca Dome
Indiananal
Michigan State
Mississippi
Superdome
New Orleans
Miami
Ohio
Utah
Kentucky
Kansas
St. Louis
Oklahoma
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Petersburg
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Midwest
Baseball Transactions Wednesday Sports Briefs
American League moves include Chicago White Sox sending Tu is Andujar Jason Dellaero Dwayne Hosey Ricky Magdaleno Aaron Myatte Tanyon Sturtze David Toth Kip Walls Curtis Whitley to minor league camp. Yankees option Mike Buddie D Angelo Jimenez to Columbus and Luis Delos Santos to Norwich. Jays fire Tim Johnson name Jim Frego manager and waive Felipe Crespo. Benitez waivers by Diamondbacks. Cubs option Barker Cline Farnsworth McNichol Elvin Hernandez Jason Ryan to West Town and reassigned Allen Battle Tarik Brack Jose Molina Tom Quinlan. Reds say Todd Williams refused assignment to Indianapolis and is now a free agent.
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Chicago White Sox
Tuis Andujar
Jason Dellaero
Dwayne Hosey
Ricky Magdaleno
Aaron Myatte
Tanyon Sturtze
David Toth
Kip Walls
Curtis Whitley
NEW York Yankees
Mike Buddie
D'Angelo Jimenez
Columbus
Luis Delos Santos
Norwich
Chris Niching
Dave Pavlas
Tim McIntosh
Jaime Torres
Vosagis
Nick Johnson
Mike Coolbaugh
Alonzo Powell
Toronto Blue Jays
Tim Johnwn
Jim Fregos
Felipe Crespo
Pat Fletcher
Arizona Diamondbacks
Yamil Benitez
Chicago Cubs
Richard Barker
Pat Cline
Kyle Farnsworth
Erin McNichol
Iowa
Elvin Hernandez
Jason Ryan
Wast Town
Allen Battle
Tarik Brack
Jose Molina
Tom Quinlan
Cincinnati Reds
Todd Williams
Indianapolis
Ottawa duo dominates Huron League with Hermreck and Goetz
Ottawa girls Emilee Hermreck and Rachel Goetz led a dominant league run both scoring and rebounding. Hermreck averaged 13.6 points and 6.7 rebounds per game while Goetz posted 10.7 points and 9.9 rebounds, earning all-league recognition as teammates and standout freshman Lindsay Dieterich nearly joined.
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Ottawa Girls
Emilee Hermreck
Rachel Goetz
Huron
Hermreck
Goetz
Ottawa
Chris Kornhaus
Emilee
Kornhaus
Rachel
Cyclones
Burlington
Cyclone
Sumner Academy
Candace McField
Carlas Moore
Ward
Missy Duckers
Rachelle Mendez
Jennifer Baska
Cheri Stauber
Bonner Springs
Valissa Vanney
Atchison
Susie
Mollette
Turner
Lindsay Dieterich
Dieterich
Ottawa boy heads to national Elks Hoop Shoot in Springfield
Third grader Chris Conner of Ottawa earns a spot in the Elks Hoop Shoot national finals April 15 to 18 in Springfield Massachusetts. He sank 21 of 25 in a four state regional in Denver and will represent Ottawa Elks Lodge 803 among 72 shooters in the national event at the Massachusetts Civic Center.
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Ottawa
Chris Conner
Springfield
Mass
Elks National Foundation
Chris
Lincoln School
Mike
Andrea Conner
Denver
Carla Bienhoff
Bienhoff
Massachusetts Civic Center
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Ottawa Elks Lodge 803
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Ron Bishop
Christopher Conner
Lady Hornets reach NCAA Division II national semifinals
Emporia State, led by Jorgita Kausaite with 32 points and 15 rebounds, topped Bentley 99-72 to advance to the national semifinals. The Hornets (30-2) will face North Dakota (29-1) with Arkansas Tech v Northern Kentucky looming for the final.
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Ine Bluff
Ark
Jorgita Kausaite
Emporia State
Bentley
Mass
Hornets
North Dakota
Arkansas Tech
Northern Kentucky
Emily Bloss
Sarah Wells
Tara Holloway
Lauren Fuller
C. White
Bri Fecteau
Kelly Barker
Emporia
Montana State
Billings
Kennesaw State
Indiana
Angie Harris
Tech
Golden Suns
MSU Billings
Mindy Lasater
Mandi Huskey
Deena Bartu
Codi Schmitz
Cummings Nets Second Hole in One At Ottawa Club
Ottawa junior Cameron Cummings ace on the ninth hole at Ottawa Country Club, a 195-yard par 3, with a 6 iron while practicing with the Ottawa High School golf team. Witnesses were Cyclone teammates Steve Savage Matt Waldron and Eddie Rogers. Cummings previously had a hole-in-one last season. Williamsburg hosts a men's 4 on 4 basketball tournament at Williamsburg High School on Saturday April 3 with entry fees 60 with an official and 85 without. Proceeds benefit WHS athletics.
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Ottawa
Cameron Cummings
Cummings
Steve Savage
Matt Waldron
Eddie Rogers
Williamsburg
Williamsburg High School
Chuck Lee
WHS Athletics
Oxford Middle School
Olathe
Sean Hull
Chris McPheron
Jeremiah
Stumpf
Blaine Angel
Jeff Garratt
Christopher Garrett
Matt Leecy
Caleb Blakesley
Cameron Sells
Luke Smith
Mark Stumpf
Kansas rolls by Braves in 10-3 win at Lawrence
Kansas defeated Ottawa University 10 to 3 in Lawrence as seven first inning runs set the tone. Ottawa had nine hits led by two each from Ryan Lynnes Matt McGee and Scott Pomeroy who also drove in two runs. Jeremy McDonnell pitched eight innings in the loss. Ottawa next plays William Jewell on Saturday and Benedictine at home Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Lawrence
Ottawa University
Braves
Kansas
Ryan Lynnes
Matt McGee
Scott Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Jeremy McDonnell
Ottawa
William Jewell
Benedictine
Carlos Beltran
Tony Tarasco
Kansas City
Indians
Cardinals
Royals
Jupiter
Fla
Matt Morris
Eric Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
David Howard
St. Louis
Royals beat Indians in split squad exhibition
Erik Hanson and four relievers limited Cleveland to three hits in a 6-2 Royals win in Florida split-squad action. Hanson earned his first official win, with Jim Thome homering to spoil the outing. Jose Randa and Johnny Damon produced early runs for Kansas City as Nagy struggled.
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Ames City
Fla
Erik Hanson
Cleveland
Kansas City
Indians
Hanson
Royals
Jim Thome
Charles Nagy
Joe Randa
Johnny Damon
Nagy
Jeff Montgomery
Kenny Lofton
Rey Sanchez
Upstart Bears eye upset of Duke in NCAA first round
Southwest Missouri State coach Steve Alford says his 20-10 Bears must win one game at a time to topple top-ranked Duke 34-1 in the Meadowlands. Players stress having fun and taking the tournament one obstacle at a time as they face the Sweet 16 clash after a 81-51 upset of Tennessee and a surprising season with key wins and near-misses.
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Pringfield
Duke
Steve Alford
New Jersey Turnpike
Meadowlands
Alford
Southwest Missouri State Bears
New Jersey Nets
Blue Devils
Bears
Tennessee
Sweet
SMS
Indiana
William Fontleroy
New York
Creighton
Evansville
University of Missouri
Saint Louis
Cincinnati
Boxing Judges Probe Holyfield Lewis Draw in Court
A New York grand jury probes the disputed Madison Square Garden heavyweight title bout between Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield. The panel will issue subpoenas and hear testimony about the judges and the Saturday fight while State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer cancels a Friday public hearing involving principals in the case.
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Albany
N.Y
Lennox Lewis
Evander Holyfield
Madison
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