Isner sails to Miami Open fourth round in straight sets
In Miami Gardens John Isner beat Albert Ramos-Vinolas 7 6 (6) to reach the Miami Open fourth round while Danielle Collins fell to Wang Yafan 7 5 6 1. Djokovic and Stephens were slated to play later as defending champions prep for more action.
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Overview of first and second round NCAA men and women tournament games across East and other regions. Key outcomes include LSU over Yale 79 74 Maryland over Belmont 79 77 Duke over North Dakota State 85 62 and UCF over VCU 73 58. Also notes on later rounds and regional semifinals with teams like Duke LSU Michigan State Virginia Tech Liberty and Oregon. Includes related conference and NBA G League playoff snippets and spring baseball notes.
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Today in Sports Highlights From 1934 to 2017
A compact roundup recounts Horton Smith winning the first Masters in 1934 by one stroke over Craig Wood, Holy Cross beats Oklahoma in 1947, Sugar Ray Robinson regains the middleweight title in 1958, Cincinnati defeats Ohio State in 1961, Lew Alcindor leads UCLA to the 1967 NCAA title, Bill Walton stars in 1972, Maryland tops Niagara in the 1972 NIT, the 76ers endure a 9-73 season in 1973, Scotty Bowman reaches 900 wins in 1995, Kimmie Meissner dominates 2006 Worlds, Pat Summitt earns 100th NCAA tournament win in 2008, 2011 marked a historic NCAA regional with three double-digit seeds in the semifinals, 2012 features an NBA quadruple-overtime game, 2016 sees the Warriors secure back-to-back 65-win seasons, and 2017 Arrogate wins the Dubai World Cup.
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Won event details unclear in fragmented report
Fragmentary OCR cites a won event with coach Jean and a logo year tag while a score line mentions Duba and Butt with a stoppage. Details are unclear due to missing context and garbled names.
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