NCAA Basketball Tournament East West and Midwest regional results
AP recap of the 1980 NCAA tournament brackets with regional semifinals and finals in Greensboro St. Petersburg St Louis Anaheim and Anaheim results for North Carolina Duke Kentucky Utah Arizona Stanford Rhode Island Maryland Michigan State Washington UCLA Purdue Valparaiso
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Greensboro Coliseum
Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Michigan State
Connecticut
Washington
Tropicana Field
St. Petersburg
Fla
Duke
Syracuse
Kentucky
UCLA
Kiel Center
St. Louis
Stanford
Purdue
Rhode Island
Utah
NIT At A Glance Round Three Matchups
In the third round at Madison Square Garden on March 18 Penn State beat Georgia Tech 75 to 70 Minnesota defeated Marquette 73 to 71 Georgia 79 over Vanderbilt 65 and Fresno State won 85 to 83 against Hawaii. The schedule lists further games on March 24 and 26 including semifinals and the championship path.
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Associated Press
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Minnesota
Marquette
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Fresno State
Hawaii
Madison Square Garden
Weekend Baseball and Football and Hockey Transactions
Baseball moves include Angels placing Angelo Encarnacion on the 15 day DL and Mariners placing Jeff Fassero on the 15 day DL. White Sox shuttle Brian Simmons John Snyder Mark Johnson and Rene Gonzales among minor league assignments. Indians send several to camp, Batchelor optioned. Reds trade Eric Owens. Mets list Isringhausen on 60 day DL and other DLs and options. Rockies Shumpert Obando Patrick reassigned. Pirates reassign several players. Vikings reach deal with Randall Cunningham. Devils recall Shulmistry. Coyotes recall Lemieux.
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Anaheim Angels
Angelo Encarnacion
Chicago White Sox
Brian Simmons
John Snyder
Calgary
Mark Johnson
Birmingham
Rene Gonzales
Cleveland Indians
Marcus Moore
Melida Perez
David Miller
Jason Jacome
Rich Batchelor
Buffalo
Seattle Mariners
Jeff Fassero
David McCarty
Rico Rossy
Andres Berumen
Andrew Lorraine
Dusty Wathan
Texas Rangers
Eric Moody
Matt Perisho
Oklahoma
Rick Wrona
Les Norman
Cincinnati Reds
Eric Owens
Florida Marlins
Colorado Rockies
Terry Shumpert
Sherman Obando
Ben Patrick
NEW York Mets
Jason Isringhausen
Todd Hundley
Hector Mercado
Bill Pulsipher
Vance Wilson
Ralph Milliard
Norfolk
Pedro Grisol
Efrain Valdez
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jimmy Anderson
Jeff McCurry
Abraham Nunez
Ron Wright
Steve Bieser
Minnesota Vikings
Randall Cunningham
NEW Jersey Devils
Rich Shulmistry
Albany
AHL
Phoenix Coyotes
Jocelyn Lemieux
Long Beach
First Time Final Four Coaches Lead 1999 Semifinals
Four first year Final Four head coaches lead their teams to San Antonio Utah Stanford North Carolina and Kentucky face off in semifinals after strong seasons with key player changes Keith Van Horn Brevin Knight and Dean Smith departures are noted Majerus Guthridge Montgomery and Smith comment on the milestone while Stanford and Utah aim for a title rematch with Duke fading from the scene
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North Carolina
Kentucky
Bill Guthridge
Rick Majerus
Utah
Mike Montgomery
Stanford
Tubby Smith
San Antonio
Keith van Horn
Brevin Knight
Dean Smith
Rick Pitino
Duke
Wildcats
Connecticut
UCLA
New Mexico State
Fred Schaus
West Virginia
Peck Hickman
Louisville
George Smith
Cincinnati
Pete Newell
California
Guthridge
Kansas State
Kansas
Smith
Tar Heels
Ed Cota
Arizona
Majerus
al McGuire
Marquette
van Horn
Keith
Pitino
Boston Celtics
Mike Krzyzewski
Rhode Island
Knight
Arthur Lee
Lee
Brevin
North Dakota Repeats By Defeating Emporia State In Title Game
North Dakota senior Arndison scores 23 as the Fighting Sioux beat Emporia State 92 76 to capture back to back NCAA Division II women's basketball titles. Crouse dominates boards and blocks while Pudenz pace North Dakota with 18 points. Emporia State, 33 1, loses despite 21 points from J. Kausaite and 16 rebounds. tournament at neutral site, attendance 2,624.
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Arndison
North Dakota
Emporia State
Jenny Crouse
Fighting Sioux
Tiffany Pudenz
Flick
Dinkins
Holloway
Bloss
Kindle
Perine
Duncan
Pism Bluff
Ark
Mandy
Pudenz
T. Pudenz
Kabanuk
Richards
Crouse
Jones
Winger
Hoffner
Carroll
Super
Emporia St
A. Kausaite
T. Kausaite
Arndtson
J. Pudenz
Spann
J. Kausaite
Spain
City bowling winners shine in 1998 tournament
Photos by Steve Morse show the City Men's Bowling Tournament winners. Tom Scott and Ron Marconette won doubles with 1298, Marconette took singles at 696, Ray Carver led Hi-10 scratch and all events with 2059, Robb Hendricks won Hi-10 handicap at 284, Edgecomb Small Engine claimed team at 3199, with Jim Edgecomb John White Carver Mike Cevoli and Lorne White earning spots.
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Steve Morse
Tom Scott
Ron Marconette
Tim Hepner
Ray Carver
Marconette
Robb Hendricks
Edgecomb
Arkansas ends Jayhawks' hopes in tournament
Arkansas defeated Kansas 79-63 in the NCAA West Regional semifinal to end the Jayhawks' bid for the Final Four. Lylla Messer sparked a second-half run with 23 points, and Treva Christensen added key steals and baskets as Arkansas pulled away after a 41-36 halftime lead. Kansas star Lynn Pride was held to three points.
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Akland
Calif
Kansas
Susie Raymant
Jayhawks
Arkansas
Lady Razorbacks
Duke
Kansas City
Marian Washington
Lynn Pride
Lylla Messer
Treva Christensen
Jaclyn Johnson
Messer
Royals reshuffle rotation as Appier sidelined for tests
Kansas City manager Tony Muser added Pat Rapp and Chris Haney to a spring roster that already includes Tim Belcher and Glendon Rusch while Kevin Appier undergoes medical tests for a shoulder injury. Appier’s velocity has dipped this spring, and Muser plans to keep him in Florida to work on velocity and arm strength.
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Ames City
Fla
Kansas City
Tony Muser
Kevin Appier
Appier
Royals
Steve Joyce
Houston
Muser
Pat Rapp
Chris Haney
Tim Belcher
Glendon Rusch
Hipolito Pichardo
Jim Pittsley
Jose Rosado
Rapp
Cleveland
Florida Marlins
San Francisco Giants
Haney
Paola
Florida
Pichardo
Pittsley
Rosado
Jeff Montgomery
Matt Whisenant
Scott Service
Brian Bevil
Lee Smith
Jose Santiago
Chris Hammond
NFL owners approve labor deal ahead of replay vote
In Orlando, NFL owners formalized a new labor contract extending peace with the players association through 2004 and lifting player share to 64 percent. A potential eight year TV deal nears, while instant replay faces a late vote amid coaching skepticism and debate over on field challenges.
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Fla
NFL
Players Association
NFL Players Association
Maui
Management Council
al Davis
Oak
Land
Wellington Mara
New York Giants
Mara
Cleveland
Rich McKay
Tampa Bay
Bill Cowher
Pittsburgh
Mike Brown
Cincinnati
Cowher
Tony Dungy
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