Lions top OSU and clinch Big Ten title
No. 8 Penn State defeated Ohio State 83-70 in State College to share the Big Ten championship with Purdue. Tina Nicholson led with 16 points, Missy Masley scored 21 after a slow start, and Penn State extended its Rec Hall win streak to 25. Ohio State’s Katie Smith had 25 points as the Buckeyes fell to 14-12.
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Minnesota
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Missy Masley
Buckeyes
Nancy Darsch
Katie Smith
Peggy Evans
Jackets Earn NCAA Berth in 1980 Tournament Opener
Baldwin Wallace men’s basketball earns its first NCAA Division I berth since 1979-80, seeded 8th in the Great Lakes/Midwest Region. They face top seed Hope College in Holland Michigan, with Wittenberg and Calvin meeting in the other first round game. Joel Mackey leads assists and Kevin Braaten rebounds while Braaten and Mackey earn first team All-Ohio Athletic Conference honors.
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Yellow Jackets
Great Lakes
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Hope
Michigan) College
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Mich
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Steve Bankson
Elyria
Wittenberg
Calvin
UCLA Romps Duke as O Bannon Puts Up 37 Points
UCLA Junior star Ed O Bannon exploded for a career high 37 points and 13 rebounds leading the Bruins to a 21 2 season mark after a 2 final period surge over Duke at Pauley Pavilion. UCLA stretched its winning streak to nine and eyed the top AP ranking for the first time since 1904. The crowd roared as UCLA converted fast breaks to dominate the game and cemented a strong position in the Pac 10 race with key wins this stretch.
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Ed O'Bannon
Associated Press
Cnn-Usa Today
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Baseball bargaining resumes as deadline looms in Scottsdale
MLB owners and the players association resume talks in Scottsdale with a March 5 target for progress to avert a delayed season. Bud Selig says the Milwaukee meeting was rational but no breakthrough, while Peter Angelos remains hopeful a settlement could come within weeks.
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Godfrey Gang Wins Elyria Team Championship Title
The Godfrey Gang led the 57th Elyria Bowling Association championship on the first weekend and defeated Light A Fire by 94 pins for the Team crown. Ron Richard and Bob Quayle won the Doubles with 1,442, while Jeff Bowman surged to the Singles title with a 791 set, as the event ran Feb 11 to Sunday at Stoneys and Sugar Lanes.
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Bill Peck
Joe Sinegar
Bill Godfey
Jett Houser
Rich Brown
Jason Edmsterdam
Midniff
Jason Grimes
Stave Kozel
Tyson prime vs shadowed Tyson in prison training
Bill Lyon questions Mike Tyson s physical prime as March 25 approaches noting weight around 212 pounds and vast push ups but no punching bags in prison. The piece reflects on Tyson s dark appeal and enduring appetite for violence amid Foreman s still possible one punch power.
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Mirie Tyson
Foreman
Pavin wins Nissan Open at Riviera for second straight year
Corey Pavin, after a rough spell with putting, shot 4 under and finished 16 under to win the Nissan Open at Riviera, three shots ahead of Kenny Perry and Jay Don Blake. He praised Riviera as a birthplace for his recovery and noted the course’s tougher U.S. PGA Championship layout coming this summer. Perry dropped back with a double bogey on No. 13. Other Sunday results included Nick Price edging Greg Norman in Johannesburg and Sweden's Robert Karlsson claiming the Medi terranean Open in Valencia.
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Greg Norman
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Jaimo Sandelin
Anders Forsbrand
Scotland
Sam Torrance
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