NASCAR suspends Knaus and Malec six races for Daytona 500 infraction
NASCAR penalizes five time champion Jimmie Johnson and crew for failing first Daytona 500 inspection. Chad Knaus fined 100000 and suspended six races. Ron Malec banned six races. Johnson docked 25 points and 42nd in standings. Hendrick appeals.
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TV and radio listings and district girls basketball results
Major college and high school sports on TV and radio with games at 7 p.m. through 11 p.m. including Michigan at Illinois, Florida State at Virginia, Georgia at Kentucky, Villanova at Rutgers, Colorado at Oregon, and New Mexico State at Nevada. District semifinals in girls basketball reported with Elyria Catholic and Barberton advances and scores, plus around the state results in multiple divisions.
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Baseball suspends Dowdy for 50 games after drug test refusal
MLB suspended minor league left fielder Justin Dowdy 50 games for refusing a drug test. The same report notes numerous National League signings to one year deals including Bryan Anderson and Matt Carpenter among others. It also covers NHL moves and NASCAR penalties tied to Daytona 500 inspection failures.
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College basketball results roll across conferences
Summary of numerous college men’s games with scores from the East, Midwest, Southwest, and West regions. Notable outcomes include Boston College topping Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh beating St John’s, Temple defeating UMass in OT, North Carolina routing Maryland, and extensive tournament results from the Atlantic Sun Big South and Ohio Valley, plus ATP Dubai results with top players advancing in singles.
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Hockey Standings and Scores Roundup
The standings across divisions show Norfolk leading the East with 37 wins and 77 points, while Oklahoma City tops the Nest Division at 75 points. Recent games include Norfolk 2 Hershey 1 and Toronto 4 Hamilton 2. Historical notes recall 1964 Cincinnati Lucas Robertson 40-40 game and 1976 Bruins goalie streak and 1996 Mavericks 3point records.
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High School Boys Basketball Sectionals First Round Results
Sectional first round results across divisions report wins for Brecksville Lakewood over Parma 48 26 Solon over Berea 58 52 Westlake Padua over Fairview 54 41 Bay over Holy Name 65 46 Wooster Orrville 71 51 Loudonville over Waynedale 49 46 Painesville Harvey over Hawken 47 63 Gilmour over Trinity 71 63 Fairport Harding over Lake Ridge 80 45 Villa Angela-St Joseph over Mapleton 84 32 Ashland over Marion Harding 82 66 Beavercreek over Riverside 81 49 Canfield over Glenoak 71 36 Can. McKinley over Akr Ellet 77 43 Chagrin Falls Kenston 64 57 Sin Princeton over Cin. Sycamore 62 53 Walnut Hills over Din. Western Hills 54 2 Winton Woods over Hamilton Ross 59 0 Cin. Withrow over Milford 69 64 Cle. E Tech over Willoughby S 62 45 Cle. JFK over Cle. Lincoln W 68 46
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Tsonga tops Roser in Delray Beach singles clash
In Delray Beach at the ATP World Tour event, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France defeated Lukas Rosol of the Czech Republic 6-3 6-4. The doubles event saw Hanley and Murray upset Qureshi and Rojer 4-6 7-6 10-6.
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Delray Beach International
Dempsey nets U S win over Italy in Genoa exhibition
The United States beat Italy 1 0 in Genoa on Clint Dempsey s 55th minute goal after a pass from Jozy Altidore. It marks a rare victory over a world power in an exhibition match.
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