Local Scores Tuesday March 28 High School Sports
Hobbs Eagles shut out Goddard Rockets 12 0 and Portales Rams edged Roswell Coyotes 3 2 in high school baseball action. Roswell swept Clovis in softball 12 1 and 16 0 while Dexter defeated Eunice 6 4 in another baseball score. The Carlsbad Cavegirls dominated Goddard 12 0 and 13 3. A Thursday slate and Friday Artesia Tournament are listed with multiple matchups.
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DH in baseball reshapes roles for aging sluggers
Angels manager Mike Scioscia says Albert Pujols can be an everyday designated hitter to keep his bat in the lineup while he avoids field duty. Pujols, 37, has played 1,704 career games at first base and 339 as a DH, and would prefer to see field time when possible.
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Officials Threats Prompt Sportsmanship Call After March Madness Game
Gavitt condemned threats against referees with many years officiating during March Madness and urged fans to uphold sportsmanship. It is unclear if other officials Keith Kimble and Mike Reed received threats. Kentucky AD asked for civil conduct as Higgins spoke with Sarpy County investigators about non specific death threats and authorities review Facebook messages for credibility.
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Scoreboard roundup pairs teams with league rivals
Baseball and hockey style scoreboard lists scores for St Louis Washington and others, plus a dense slate of spring training and exhibition games across Florida Arizona and beyond. The item names multiple teams and venues including Detroit Baltimore Portland and Montreal in various time slots.
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Indiana Wins NCAA Title In 3-Overs Thrilling Finish
March 30 1940 Indiana routs Kansas 60-42 for the NCAA basketball championship. 1987 Indiana edges Syracuse 74-73 for the NCAA men's crown. 2013 Wichita State tops Ohio State 70-66 to reach Final Four. Commissioner office cites Mets Familia suspension and MLB moves across teams.
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Arkansas panel backs gun ban at college stadiums
A Arkansas House committee advanced an exemption to ban concealed handguns at college venues such as Razorback Stadium after the SEC urged limits. The amended measure requires security plans approved by the state police, with NRA opposition and SEC concerns cited. The new law boots in Sept with training by January and expands carry at campuses statewide.
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Bucks Hold Off Celtics In Tight 103 100 Win
Giannis Antetokounmpo led Milwaukee with 22 points and nine rebounds as the Bucks toppled Boston 103 100 to drop the Celtics from first in the East. Malcolm Brogdon added 16 points and nine assists including key 2:46 and 3.9 second plays to seal the win. Isaiah Thomas scored 32 for Boston while Marcus Smart wild air ball ended the game.
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