Roanoke Wins NCAA College Division Title Over Akron
Roanoke of Virginia captured the NCAA College Division championship with an 84-72 win over Akron in Evansville. Akron led 38-30 at halftime, but Roanoke pulled away with a 12-0 run to seal the victory. Johnston earned MVP honors with 22 points, while Akron’s Randy Anderson led scoring with 21. Eastern Michigan faced suspensions after Thursday’s incident.
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Raiders Reach Class A Regional Final at St John Arena
Columbia, led by Knopf Ritter and Grills, edged Kirtland 65-53 at the Steubenville Field House to advance to the Class A Regional Championship at St John Arena in Columbus. Clark Ashley scored 24, Hagen sat much of the second half, and Columbia built a late lead before sealing the victory amid 5,000 fans.
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Last Chance for Rupp as Kentucky Faces Florida State
Coach Adolph Rupp, 42 seasons at Kentucky, nears mandatory retirement at 70. A loss to Florida State in the NCAA Mideast regional final at Dayton could end his coaching tenure, while a win would push Kentucky toward the national semifinals in Los Angeles and a shot at Rupp’s fifth title.
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Hurley’s first game shoes power Raiders past Kirtland
Bruce Hurley’s famous red and black high back shoes cheered a 65-53 Class A Regional semi final win for Steubenville over Kirtland. Hurley noted the shoes have carried him through sectional and district wins and could be saved for a possible state bid after a tense finish. The Raiders relied on Dan Hagen’s inside play before foul trouble altered the lineup, while Kirtland coach Dick Crowell praised his players and stressed Hagen’s fouls limited Columbia’s attack.
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Clendenon boosts St Louis lineup with power hits
Former Mets slugger Donn Clendenon signed as a free agent by the St Louis Cardinals homered twice off Jon Matlack to spark a 7 1 rout of the New York Mets. Clendenon voiced pride in contributing and reviving his major league power as spring games proceed.
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