NCAA Tournament East West Midwest Final Four and Top 20
Score results from the NCAA Tournament first and second rounds in the East Southeast Midwest and West regions with listed matchups by date and location. Georgetown Illinois Georgia Tech Loyola Chicago Duke among top 20 teams and NAIA and other tournaments noted alongside game scores and progression toward the Final Four.
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Hartford
Conn
Georgetown
Lehigh
Temple
Virginia Tech
Loyola
III
Iowa
Southern Methodist
Old Dominion
Atlanta
Illinois
Northeastern
Georgia
Wichita St
Syracuse
DePaul
Georgia Tech
Mercer
Idl
Denver N. Carolina St
Alabama
St. John’s
Kentucky
Lexington
Basketball scores and matchups from recent NBA games
The summary lists final scores for several games including Seattle 108 over Atlanta 99 and Boston 134 over Houston 120. It also quotes other results such as New Jersey 129 beating Indiana 105 and Chicago 119 defeating Milwaukee 117, plus a slate of upcoming or simultaneous games across multiple arenas.
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Seattle
Atlanta
Boston
Houston
New Jersey
Indiana
Kansas City
Utah
Chicago
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Denver
Golden State
Portland
Detroit
Dallas
L.A
National Basketball Association
x-Boston
x-Phila
Washington
New York
x-Milwaukee
Cleveland
L.A. Lakers
Phoenix
L.A. Clippers
Philadelphia
T.bay
N.jer
Jack
Orta
Oak
Port
S.ant
Tampa Bay
Arizona
Los Angeles
Orlando
Baltimore
Birmingham
Memphis
Oakland
Jacksonville
Baseball and basketball transactions in brief
The Chicago White Sox agreed with outfielder Oscar Gamble on a one year contract. The Milwaukee Brewers reassigned Juan Nieves to their minor league complex. The New York Mets traded or sent multiple players to the St Louis Cardinals including pitchers Jeff Ruttiger Terry Leach Rich Pickett and catchers Ed Hearn Barry Lyons and outfielder Lascelle Tarver. The Cardinals signed pitcher Joaquin Andujar to a three year deal. In the NBA the Philadelphia 76ers placed center Clemon Johnson on the injured list and signed center Steve Hayes to a 10 day contract.
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Chicago White Sox
Oscar Gamble
Milwaukee Brewers
Juan Nieves
NEW York Mets
Jeff Ruttiger
Terry Leach
Rich Pickett
Ed Hearn
Barry Lyons
LaSchelle Tarver
ST. Louis Cardinals
Joaquin Andujar
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Clemon Johnson
Steve Hayes
Southern Illinois Men’s Tennis Schedule Highlights
Tuesday SIU hosts Southeast Missouri then Wednesday Greenville College visits SIU for men's tennis with Tennessee-Martin also on the slate at SIU.
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SIU
Southeast Missouri
Greenville College
Tennessee-Martin
Herrin Area Umpire and Managers Clinic Dates Set
The Herrin ball league will host an umpire and managers clinic March 25-28 and April 1 at 7 p.m. in the Herrin High School chorus room. Contact league secretary Mary Boles at 942-3933 for details. Umpires are also sought for the Herrin church softball league. call 985-3501 or 932-4175 for information. The Carbondale Community High School Athletic Boosters plan a reception for the Terrier basketball team at Bowen Gym after the Class AA super-sectional with Cahokia, with a caravan from SIU Arena if the team wins. Fans should wear black and white.
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Herrin Ball League
Herrin High School
Mary Boles
Herrin Church
Carbondale Community High School
Bowen Gymnasium
Cahokia
SIU
Bowen Gym
From NCAA action a wild weekend with close finishes
Tech held off Ohio opponents as Mark Price led with 18 points and Yvon Joseph added 17 in a 50 40 second half surge. Maryland edged Navy 58 57 behind Len Biass late dunk and clutch freethrows. Memphis State edged UAB 67 66 in OT as Andre Turner hit the winner with six seconds left. Boston College upset Duke as Roger McCready and Michael Adams led a rally. NC State topped UTEP 86 73 with Lorenzo Charles 30 points and Spud Webb 29. Alabama beat Virginia Commonwealth 59 as Bobby Lee Hart dominated on the inside.
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Duke
Pepperdine
Tulsa
Okla
Louisiana Tech
Ohio
Oklahoma
Illinois
Associated Press
Georgetown
Lehigh
Temple
Michigan
Fairleigh Dickinson
Villanova
St. John’s
Southern U
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North Carolina A&t
Illinois State
Memphis State
Pennsylvania
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Birmingham
Georgia Tech
Mercer
Syracuse
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Ohio State
Nevada-Las Vegas
San Diego State
Kentucky
Boston College
Virginia Commonwealth
Marshall
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Georgia
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Ohio U
Auburn
Tech
Yvon Joseph
Orangemen
Mark Price
Joseph
John Salley
Maryland
Navy
Jeff Adkins
Keith Gatlin
Len Bias
Bias
Terps
UAB
Houston
Andre Turner
Anthony Gordon
Alabama-Birmingham
Turner
James Ponder
Blazers
Keith Lee
Lee
Ponder
Gordon
N.C. State
UTEP
Albuquerque
N.M
Lorenzo Charles
Spud Webb
North Carolina State
Texas-El Paso
Centralia favored to win Class AA girls sectional at Salem
Centralia, 24-2, with Lexie Leake Mattie Willis Sonya Offutt leading the Orphan Annies, faces Mattoon at 8 p.m. in the Salem sectional semifinals. Marion and Mount Vernon meet earlier as Marion aims to extend its recent advantage. Nashville Woodlawn Cairo Eldorado also in action as Class A brackets begin.
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Mike Estes
Southern Illinois
Centralia
Salem
Orphan Annies
Mattoon
Ann Murray
Lexie Leake
Mattie Willis
Sonya Offutt
Janie Mordini
Sonya Spears
Marion
Mount Vernon
Wildcats
Ron Gregory
Susan Smith
Carol Ray
Rena Schwenninger
Salukis rout James Madison in Florida trip finale
Southern Illinois University crushed James Madison 10 to 2 in Coral Gables to cap a spring Florida trip with a 7 6 record. Reliever Mark Wooden earned the win over Bob Osborne, while Jay Burch and Robert Jones each doubled and drove in runs. SIU visits Southeast Missouri Tuesday then hosts Greenville College at Abe Martin Field Wednesday.
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Coral Gables
Fla
James Madison
Southern Illinois University
Salukis
Florida
Mark Wooden
Bob Osborne
Jay Burch
Robert Jones
Southeast Missouri
Abe Martin Field
Greenville College
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