March Madness results and player statistics from the tourney
The recap lists second and third round results by team, with Villanova, West Virginia, Kansas State, Gonzaga and Vanderbilt advancing. It includes box scores for Indiana Boston New Jersey Miami and notes on totals, field goals and fouls. Also mentions NBA leaders through March 29 in New York.
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Miami
Rice
Long
Salley
Smith
Shaw
Burton
Geiger
Coles
Miner
New Jersey
Brown
Coleman
Benjamin
Anderson
Edwards
Willams
Newman
Gilliam
Wesley
Milam
Sssco
Loughery
New York
NBA
Indianapolis 500 entries revealed with drivers and teams
Entries listed for the May 29 Indianapolis 500 include Raul Boesel of Brazil and Lyn St James of Florida among 65 drivers. The list shows hometowns, chassis and engine combos, and entrant teams led by Dick Simon Racing, Rahal Hogan, and Chip Ganassi Racing. Rookies include Scott Sharp, Mauricio Gugelmin, Marco Greco, and Jacques Villeneuve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Raul Boesel
Brazil
King Motorsports
Bobby Rahal
Dublin
Ohio
Rahal-Hogan Racing
Hillard
Mike Groff
Worthington
Rahal-Hogan
Davy Jones
Glenbrook
PacWest Racing
Bellevue
Wash
r-Scott Sharp
Norwalk
Conn
PacWest
Teo Fabi
Italy
Jim Hall Racing
Midland
Texas
Michael Andretti
Nazareth
Chip Ganassi Racing
r-Mauricio Gugelmin
r-Marco Greco
Arciero Project Indy
Eddie Cheever
Riley & Scott
al Unser
Arizona Motor Sport Racing
Michael Greenfield
Freeport
N.Y
Formula Project 500, Inc
Jack Pagan
Corpus Christi
Stefan Johansson
Monaco
Bettenhausen Motorsports
Tony Bettenhausen
Speedway
Ind
Willy T. Ribbs
San Jose
Calif
Walker Racing
r-Mark Smith
McMinnville
Ore
Dick Simon Racing
Dick Simon
Lola
Reynard
Menard
Buick
Scott Sharp
Mauricio Gugelmin
Marco Greco
Jacques Villeneuve
Mark Smith
Dennis Vitolo
Hiro Matshushita
Japan
Scott Goodyear
Canada
Dominic Dobson
Germany
Teo Fab
Jim Crawford
New Mexico ski reports show varied conditions countywide
Sno Country Reports lists Angel Fire Santa Fe Sid Apache and Taos with powder and packed powder conditions. Angel Fire has 72 base 52 trails 6 lifts open 99 percent. Santa Fe 86 base 35 trails 5 lifts open. Sid Apache 42-56 base 49 trails 9 lifts open 85 percent. Taos packed powder 112 base 72 trails 100 percent open.
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New York
Sno Country Reports
New Mexico
Angel Fire
Santa Fe
Taos
First Round Scores From Wednesday and Thursday NCAA Games
On Wednesday March 16 Stena beat Georgia Tech 76 68 Northwestern edged DePaul 69 68 Xavier defeated Ohio BC Miami Ohio 68 Duquesne won over North Carolina Charlotte 75 73 Bradley defeated Murray State 66 58 Tulane beat Evansville 76 63 New Orleans won 79 73 over Texas A&M 73 in OT Vanderbilt toppled Oklahoma 77 67 Fresno State beat Southern Cal 79 76 On Thursday March 17 Clemson beat Southern Mississippi 96 85 Old Dominion defeated Manhattan 76 74
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Clemson
West Virginia
Xavier
Ohio
Northwestern
Villanova
Duquesne
Vanderbilt
New Orleans
Siena
Tulane
Kansas State
Gonzaga
Bradley
Old Dominion
Fresno State
Brigham Young
Wwol Pet
x-New York
Orlando Asceve
New Jersey Ry
Miami Ones
Boston
Phil
Soon
Wash. Seers Reaeee Janeenens
Detroit
Milwaukee Naar
x-Houston Vets
x-San Antonio
Utah Canenoen
Denver
Minnesota
Dallas
Seerewesees
x-Seattle Seeee
x-Phoenix
Golden State
Portland Benee
L.A. Lakers
LA. Clippers
Sacramento Aeevee
Pegeeneetaaen
Temple
Orlando
Wash
Long Island U
Miami
Colorado
Long Island U. Atlanta
New Jersey
Seattle
Portland
la Salle
Indiana
Seton Hall
Holy Cross
Duquesne Houston
Louisville
Cleveland
San Antonio
Milwaukee
St. Johns
Lakers
Bradley Phoenix
L.A
Chicago
Dayton
Charlotte
Temple Atlanta
Phoenix
Houston
Michigan
UCLA
Ohio State
Southern Mississippi
Ter
Connecticut
St. John's
Stanford
Virginia
Stena
Georgia Tech
DePaul
North Carolina
Murray State
Evansville
Texas
A&km
Oklahoma
Fresno St
Southern Cal
Manhattan
Sunland Park and Downs results from Wednesday races
Results from Sunland Park and The Downs at Albuquerque show cross simulcasts across races. Notable finishes include Quinicla with multiple payouts, Sharp Quillo, Quintela, and Dozens of exacta and trifecta sums, attendance figures 833 and 2,776, handle totaling $189,895 and $408,478 respectively.
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Sunland Park
N.m.ap
Albuquerque
Jena Jinsky
Broadway
Candy Island
Cordova Moon
Quintela
Sassafras
Cody
Shadow
Vernon
Quiniela
Salil
Tom Tatum
Partyon
Romance
Jordan's future team to be announced today
Chicago White Sox general manager Ron Schueler will announce today which minor league team Michael Jordan will join. Jordan is 0-for-3 with a walk in Double-A and expected to be assigned to Birmingham, with optimism that it’s a good starting point.
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Chicago White Sox
Ron Schueler
Michael Jordan
Jordan
Birmingham
White Sox
Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Park
California
Anaheim Stadium
Broncos drop two to NMJC in doubleheader loss
New Mexico Junior College hurled a five-hitter by Westover in game one and a three-hitter by Andries in game two as NMJC routed NMMI 21-0 in five innings and 1-0. NMMI fell to 11-22 overall and 1-11 in WJCAC play.
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Hobbs
Brain Westover
New Mexico Junior College
New Mexico Military Institute
Broncos
Kevin Andries
Thunderbirds
NMMI
Westover
NMJC
Jimmy Owens
Andries
Howard College
Aikman talks Switzer, transfers, and offensive links
Goldberg was recruited to Oklahoma to scrap the wishbone, Aikman was hurt and transferred to UCLA after Switzer stuck with the wishbone. Aikman says Wednesday he will have no problems with Switzer and will work for Ernie Zampese who replaced Norv Turner as offensive coordinator. Emmitt Smith is Dallas best lead draw, while Daryl Johnson could move to Washington or Pittsburgh unless Jerry Jones offers large pay.
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Oklahoma
Aikman
Switzer
UCLA
Ernie Zampese
Norv Turner
Emmitt Smith
Dallas
Smith
Daryl Johnston
Turner
Washington
Pittsburgh
Jones
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