Hoosiers complete 32-0 season with NCAA win over Michigan
Indiana completed a perfect 32-0 season by defeating Michigan 86-68 in the NCAA final in Philadelphia. Buckner and Benson led the Hoosiers, overcoming a slow start and sustaining a dominant second half to claim the national title.
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Zavala Tops Meet With Five Firsts and More Bids
Zavala claimed five first place finishes and added several high placements to lead the meet, showcasing strong depth across events. The standout performance featured multiple events with top finishes and deep scoring, bolstering team standings.
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Tigers sweep twinbill with White Sox in Florida
Detroit Tigers beat Chicago 8-3 and 1-0 in a two game set at Lakeland Florida. Ray Bare and Billy Laxton combined for a near perfect no hitter in the nightcap as Ben Oglivie and Bob Molinaro drove in three runs in the opener. The sweep follows spring training play with Beverly Hills focus shifting to regular season readiness.
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Rangers Rout Royals 12-7 in Florida Exhibition Loss
Texas Rangers hammered Kansas City 12-7 in Fort Myers as Jeff Burroughs drove in five runs on four hits including a three run homer. Al Fitzmorris allowed seven runs on 11 hits as Kansas City committed six errors and George Brett collected three hits and three RBIs.
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Mendoza Shuts Out Kermit as Pecos JV Wins 4-0
Tony Mendoza pitched a complete game shutout for Pecos JV, scattering two hits and fanning 14 while walking none. Pecos scored three runs in the second and one in the fifth to defeat Kermit 4-0 as the Eagle IV crew inches toward the end of its regular season with a rematch against Kermit set for Thursday.
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