Arkansas Tops Tulsa In High Scoring Tilt
Arkansas defeated Tulsa 103 to 84 with Michigan and Maryland also in action. Missouri faces Arizona at 2 p.m. as Final Four atmosphere builds in Charlotte. Historic pitching feats listed include Walter Johnson, Eddie Plank, Joe McGinnity, Charlie Hough, Jim Bunning, and Nolan Ryan by innings per win.
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Morrison Eyes Return To Heavyweight Title Scene in Tulsa
Tommy Morrison weighs about 221 pounds for his next bout at the Fair Grounds Pavilion in Tulsa, seeking a renewed push toward the heavyweight title after a controversial loss to Michael Bentt. He reflects on past over aggressiveness and highlights renewed training, while sparring partner Brian Scott eyes sharper skills after Morrison defeated George Foreman for the WBO title last year. Morrison plans to base his training in Oklahoma to minimize distractions and end lingering media criticism.
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Women's Final Four set by region championships
The NCAA women's tournament bracket narrows to four region winners withUConn, North Carolina, Louisiana Tech, Southern Cal, Penn State, Alabama, Stanford and Purdue vying for national semifinals in Richmond. Notable players include Rebecca Lobo and Kara Wolters for UConn and Charlotte Smith for UNC as teams chase a first Final Four since 1991 for the Huskies and a breakthrough for the Tar Heels.
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Eagles Stun Indiana To Reach East Final
Boston College, led by Eisley Abram Curley, roared back to beat Indiana 77-68 in the NCAA East Regional semifinal. The ninth seed will face Connecticut or Florida in the regional final after erasing a late Hoosier lead with an 18-4 surge in the last seven minutes. Boston College improved to 23-10, while Indiana, 21-9, saw Pat Graham lead with 16 points as Bob Knight’s squad fell short.
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Zoeller Leads Rain Delayed Players Championship With 67
Fuzzy Zoeller shot 67 to take a four stroke lead as rain halted play at Sawgrass. Greg Norman and 71 others waited to finish the second round Saturday morning while Daly and Price completed two rounds. Norman was 1 under for the tournament with eight holes left. Mike Springer and Jeff Maggert stood at 9 under.
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Henderson grins through 13th season with Royals
Kansas City outfielder Dave Henderson, entering his 13th major league year with a fifth team, keeps a wide smile and loose approach as he aims to spark a Royals lineup coming off last season’s poor run production. Manager Hal McRae oversees a team seeking a breakthrough.
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