Rainy day notes mix sports and scores across leagues
Scattered scores and recalls appear for NHL AHL teams with no clear single game. Entries include Nashville Predators recalling Ryan Jones and Alexander Sulzer from IX Coyotes, Steven Goertzen recalled from San Antonio, and a string of unrelated local school results and swimming meet pairings at CWRU North Olmsted and Carroll venues.
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College Scores Across Regions Amid Brief Matchups
Akron defeats Youngstown State 67 to 53 and Detroit trims Chicago State 68 to 67. Subregional results include Mount Charleston over Mount St. Clarion 62 to 48 and St. Francis Pa. beats Wagner 78 to 65, with several other listed scores lacking full details.
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UCLA Wins 61st Straight to Set NCAA Record
UCLA led by Bill Walton extended its winning streak to 61 consecutive games with an 82 63 victory over Notre Dame, marking a NCAA record amid a season dominated by the Bruins.
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High School Boys Basketball Scores Across the State
The results feature Danville beating Utica 63 to 42 and Henry Patrick Henry 42 to 58 over Diavilend Man Go Onon. Northland improves to 11-0 in Division 1, with Cols. earning a 26 point lead.
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Zvonareva advances to Australian Open semifinals
Vera Zvonareva defeated Marion Bartoli 6-3 6-0 on Rod Laver Arena to reach the Australian Open semifinals for the first time in 25 majors. The 24-year-old Russian, seeded seventh, has not dropped a set in five matches and will face Tsonga or Verdasco next.
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Oakland and Oral Roberts Basketball Scores
Oakland defeated Oral Roberts 71 to 68 while UMKC fell 58 to Prairie View 63. Ark Pine Bluff won 77 in overtime against Far West Oregon and Portland 64.
Zvonareva routs Bartoli to reach Australian Open quarterfinals
Vera Zvonareva of Russia defeated Marion Bartoli of France 6-3 6-0 to advance to the Australian Open quarterfinals at Melbourne Park. In doubles, Kubot and Klar teamed to beat two rivals 6-2 6-2, while Huber and peers fell in a tight 6-7 6-3 7-6 match.
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Gottfried resigns as Alabama basketball coach
Alabama athletics director Mal Moore confirmed Mark Gottfried resigned during a meeting. The Crimson Tide sit at 12-7 overall and 2-3 in the SEC this season, with Duke reclaiming No. 1 in the AP poll. Kentucky forward Ramon Harris been cleared to practice after fainting at halftime against Alabama.
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Eller convicted in assault case after near collision with squad car
Former Vikings star Carl Eller was found guilty of fourth degree assault of an officer and second degree refusing to submit to a field sobriety test in Hennepin County Minnesota. The ruling followed his April arrest after swerving near a police vehicle.
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Curlin and Big Brown Sweep Wins Across Miami Beach Events
Dubai World Cup winner Curlin captures Horse of the Year for a second consecutive Eclipse Award season. Big Brown, after Kentucky Derby and Preakness wins, is named 3-year-old Male of the Year. Other nominees included Big Brown and Zenyatta, Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic winner.
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