Indiana and Marquette face off in NCAA regional final
Indiana 29-0 and No 2 Marquette survived thursday to reach the Baton Rouge regional final. Indiana beat Alabama 74-69 behind May 26, Benson 15 and late free throws. Marquette edged Western Michigan 62-57 as Lee Whitehead and Ellis provided key baskets.
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al McGuire
Butch Lee
Jerome Whitehead
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Valentine lakes renovation to boost waterfowl and fishing
Valentine National Wildlife Refuge will renovate several lakes over 8 to 10 years to remove rough fish and restore aquatic plants. Refuge manager Bob Ellis cites carp and bullhead stirring mud as harming duckling food sources and fish, with funding from Congress. Renovation starts in July with West Long Lake.
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Oxfords, tennies will be tough to fill
St Pat's basketball program faces a transition after a 15-5 season, the lowest winning rate in six years. Coach Chuck Perone resigns after six seasons, leaving gaps in leadership and the loss of scoring star Randy Fahey.
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Kegler's Korner Highlights Local Bowling and Irish Basketball
The column salutes county basketball teams especially Sidney and Gurley. It covers the AMF Dick Weber Five-Star Open winner Karl Anthony of Tacoma and runners-up Tommy Hudson of Akron. It reports Derby results from Sidney KC Open standings, leading teams, doubles, singles, and all events across multiple Colorado and Nebraska venues. It notes high Monday league scores and concludes with St Pat’s basketball season remarks on Randy Fahey and team leaders, reflecting on an era ending yet optimism for future Irish teams.
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Yastrzemski Stars in 1975 World Series Hit Parade
Boston Red Sox veteran Carl Yastrzemski led the 1975 World Series with nine hits and a .310 batting average, fueling Boston's offense across the series.
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Nebraska Faces ISU in Big Eight Gymnastics Meet
Nebraska aims to halt Iowa State’s eight straight Big Eight gymnastics titles as the league tournament opens. ISU is 12-1 and ranked second nationally behind Indiana, with Don Young defending pommel title. Compulsories run today, team finals Saturday afternoon, individual finals Saturday night.
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Sidney Girls Softball Association Drops Class A Plan
The Sidney Girls Softball Association will not enter Class A this year citing disagreements over the proposal. The association will run Peewees 8–11, Juniors 12–14, and High School Division for players 15 through high school age. Registration forms available at area principals and Kris Johnson's residence. due back by April 12.
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Goolagong tops Evert in Connolly Brinker event
Top seed Evonne Goolagong beat Jeanne Evert 6 1 6 1 in the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tournament in Dallas. In Washington Charles Pasarell defeated Mark Cox 6 3 6 4 to reach the World Championship of Tennis semifinals. In Mont Ste Anne Quebec Henni Hemmi led after the first run of the men's World Cup giant slalom.
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Jeanne Evert
Chris
Maureen Connolly Brinker
Washington
Charles Pasarell
Mark Cox
Mont Ste Anne
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Switzerland
Henni Hemmi
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