NCAA playoff second round schedule and pairings
The Associated Press lists regional second round games for the NCAA tournament with matchups and sites. Mideast at Dayton and Providence, West at Albuquerque and St Louis, East at Providence and St Louis, Midwest at Lawrence and Dayton, plus quarterfinals on March 18 19 and semifinals March 25 and 27 with third place and championship games.
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Baseball Exhibition Scores From Monday Through Wednesday
Baseball exhibition results list scores for Mondays games including New York N 4 Pittsburgh 2 and Milwaukee 9 San Diego ? plus Tuesdays and Wednesdays schedules with venues in Florida Arizona and California and matchups like Chicago A against Philadelphia and California versus Oakland.
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Invitational Journey games and key matchups listed
The schedule shows Indiana State Rutgers Detroit North Carolina State Georgetown Dayton and Nebraska Texas with records. Rutgers hosts Indiana State, Nebraska plays Texas, Detroit faces N C State, and Georgetown plays Dayton. The note recalls Willie Mays contract details and early Giants scouting praise.
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Ramirez, Wade win in Washington and Boston tennis opens
Fourth seed Raul Ramirez defeats Kim Warwick 6 2 7 6 in Washington while Virginia Wade tops Julie Anthony 7 6 6 4 in Boston. Butch Lee earns AP Player of the Year honors after a 121 votes margin over Phil Ford. National Track and Field Hall of Fame to induct four athletes and two coaches including Snyder Gigengack Courtney Hardin Smith Woodruff.
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Marathon crowds flood Congress Avenue for 6.2 mile race
Jeff Wells, 23, wins the Austin marathon in 29 minutes 1 second as 3400 runners surge along Congress Avenue sponsored by the Austin American Statesman and Austin Runners Club. Other notes cover Syracuse athletic director hire and NASL signee Tony Field, plus a kennel fire in Florida and Moser-Proell World Cup wins.
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