NCAA Second Round Scores From Salt Lake City and Long Beach
Regional action at the Special Events Center and Long Beach Arena featured Nevada Las Vegas defeating Ohio State 76 to 65 and Ball State edging Louisville 62 to 60 while Loyola Marymount routed Michigan 149 to 115 and Alabama beat Arizona 77 to 55 plus upcoming UNLV Ball State and Loyola Marymount Alabama matchups. Also listed are first round results, second round pairings, and a separate note on the Ottawa Recreation Commission meeting.
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Special Events
Salt Lake City
Nevada
Las Vegas
Ohio State
Ball State
Louisville
Long Beach Arena
Loyola ‘Marymount
Michigan
Alabama
Arizona
Oa Agin Posner Colieum
UNLV
TBA
Loyola Marymount
Baseball Ends Lockout With Four Year Contract
Owners and players resolved the salary arbitration fight, ending a 32 day lockout. Opening day slips to April 9 at Fenway with Detroit visiting Boston as teams prepare for 158 games, while CBS rights may shift the postseason. Exhibition play begins March 26 ahead of a compressed spring training.
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Ben Walker
New York
Fenway Park
Detroit
Boston
Fay Vincent
Stephen Green
Berg
CBS
Baseball
Soring
Bobby Brown
Chuck O’connor
Donald Fehr
Cincinnati Reds
Marge Schott
Baltimore
Phil Bradley
Vincent
Park Avenue
Steve Greenberg
Player Relations Committee
Chicago White Sox
Jerry Reinsdorf
PAC
UCLA advances to East Regional semifinal after upset of Kansas
UCLA defeating Kansas 71-70 in the NCAA East regional sent Jim Harrick's Bruins to a meeting with Duke in East Rutherford. Tracy Murray scored 12 points, while Kansas star Rick Calloway missed a late potential winner as Kansas ended its Big Eight slate.
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Hartford Civic Center
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
California
Clemson
la Salle
Duke
St. John’s
UCLA
Kansas
Meadowlands
East Rutherford
N.J
Atlanta
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Missouri
Northern Iowa
Minnate
Xavier
Jim Harrick
Bruins
Tracy Murray
Roy Williams
Rick
Calloway
Louisville
Musketeers
Georgetown
Aaron Williams
Texas
Purdue
Travis Mays
Guillermo Myers
Mays
Jimmy Oliveras
Tony Jonesthen
Myers
Tom Penders
Longhors
Stephen Scheffler
Mudd captures Players Tournament at Ponte Vedra
Jodie Mudd edged Mark Calcavecchia by one stroke to win the Players Championship at Ponte Vedra Beach. Mudd finished 10-under par 278 for $270,000, while Calcavecchia shot 69 to finish 279 and collect $162,000.
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Billy Ray Brown
Tom Kite
Hale Irwin
Keri Green
Mark McCumber
Andy Bean
Fulton Allen
Rocco Mediate
Steve Pate
Payne Stewart
Bruce Lietzke
Larry Nelson
Chris Pesry
Steve Elkington
David Ogrin
Cunts Strange
Greg Norman
Nick Price
Clark Burroughs
Jm. Booros
David Graham
Hill Gleggop
Kenny'Kpox
Davis Love Jil
Bob Green
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Mark Calcavecchia
Tom
Calcavecchia
Mr. Consistency
Kite
Arnold Palmer
Jodie Mudd
Doral
John Huston
Coral Springs
Mudd
Mark
Jodie
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NCAA
Thompson-Boling
Knoxville
Tenn
Michigan State
UC Santa Barbara
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Richmond Coliseum
Richmond
Syracuse
Virginia
Minnesota
Superdome
New Orleans
Midwest
Frank Erwin Center
Austin
Arkansas
Dayton
Hoosier Dame
Indianapolis
Ohio
Reunion Arena
Dallas
Penn State
Marquette
James Madison
Tennessee
Memphis
Mississippi St
Oklahoma St
New Mexico
Wis
Green Bay
St. Louis
Cincinnati
DePaul
Long Beach St
Hawaii
ORC Meeting
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Players
Harrick
Murray
Rick Calloway
Jayhawks
Trevor Wilson
Darrick Martin
Kevin Pritchard
Terry Brown
West
Hank Gathers
Lions
New Mexico State
Hank
Jeff Fryer
Toyota
Steve Fisher
Gathers
Loyola
Wolverines
Kimble
St. Joseph's
Utah
Brian Williams
South
Florida
David Benoit
Robert Horry
Benoit
Wimp Sanderson
Derrick Coleman
Bryant Stith
Asi
Terry Holland
Atlantic Coast Conference
Holland
Davidson
Cavaliers
ACC
Coleman
Stith
Willie Burton
Gophers
Panthers
Jason Reese
Derek Strong
Brickey
Chuck Sproling
St. John
Billy Singleton
Alan Abdelnaby
Blue Devils
Cala
Abe
Sir Bob
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