NFL pioneer Ralph Wilson, Bills owner, dies at 95
Ralph Wilson, founder and longtime owner of the Buffalo Bills, died at his home in Michigan at age 95. A key figure in establishing the AFL and shaping the modern NFL, he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009 and was the last surviving original AFL owner. Bills president Russ Brandon announced the death at the NFL owners meetings in Orlando.
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Crandall Shuts Out Lovington To Propel Dexter Win
Crandall pitched five scoreless innings and scored Dexter's first run as the Demons beat Lovington 3-0. He allowed three hits, struck out seven and moved Dexter to 5-2. Sandra Madrid and Noemi Gonzales added the other Dexter runs in later innings. Hobbs swept Roswell in a Tuesday doubleheader.
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Eagles dominate in Game 1 with early lead and strong finish
In Game 1 the Eagles built a 6-0 edge through two innings then added to it with one in the third, two in the fourth and one in the sixth. Roswell scored only in the sixth as Anissa Munoz took the loss while Mykaela Olivas went 2 for 3 with a double and a single. In Game 2 Hobbs opened with two runs in the first, Roswell answered with two...
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Darvish to miss Texas opener with neck stiffness
Yu Darvish will not start the Texas Rangers season opener versus Philadelphia due to neck stiffness after stopping throwing during catch and being scratched from a minor league spring game. He will return to Texas for spine and back evaluation with Dr. Drew Dossett as the club weighs a possible disabled list move and return timeline.
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UConn Women Roll Past Saint Joseph's to Reach Sweet 16
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis posted the third triple double in UConn history with 20 points 10 rebounds and 10 assists as the top ranked Huskies improved to 36 0 and extended their winning streak to 42 games in a 91 52 NCAA tournament win over Saint Joseph's Breanna Stewart added 21 points and 11 rebounds as four other Huskies also reached double figures.
Back-to-back NIT title for St. John's 1944 triumph
St. John's under Joe Lapchick defeats DePaul 47-39 to become the first program to win consecutive National Invitation Tournament titles.
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