NCAA tournament shockers and tight finishes in action
Kansas edges Murray State 58-57 after Don Mann and Jeff Martin trade late free throws. Rex Chapman fuels Kentucky 90-? victory over Maryland with 20 second half points as Villanova survives Illinois 66-63. Arizona dominates Seton Hall 84-55 and Iowa blasts UNLV 104-86 to reach regional semis.
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Kansas
Murray State
Jeff Martin
Southeast
Kentucky
Maryland
Rex Chapman
Chapman
Birmingham
Ala
Villanova
Mlinois
Mark Plansky
Wildcats
Arizona
Seton Hall
Anthony Cook
Pirates
Steve Kerr
Cook
Sean Elliott
Seattle
Iowa
Towa
UNLV
Jeff Moe
Ed Horton
Nevada-Las Vegas
Roy Marble
Hawkeyes
Menater Conn Tample
Georonne
Ficnand
Osegta Tech
Fast Rothactor J
Marek Ba
Duka
Hod Stenh
TBA
Tampia
Richard
Cnetrain
Bors Kantucky
Illinois
Birateghem
Ale Marth
Oklahoma
Louisville
Vidanova
Arwest Eaidaal
South Hen
Liscata
Inh
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
al Pollac
Mich
Maree
Vander
Lon Aopeies
Mares
Anzona
Satan Wale
Ce North Garona
Ye Ming
Va Towa
THA
NCAA Tournament Men Results Imply Wide Upsets
Readable scraps show several NCAA tournament games with multiple teams and scores including Kentucky, Maryland, Villanova, and Arizona. Fragmented lines list seeds and matchups such as Kentucky versus Villanova and Tennessee against James Madison with various 20s and 30s point totals in early rounds.
PUMAY BERL 3T RACE Flight Action and Odds
Race results show multiple runners with split prices and times across divisions, listing participants such as John Lawson Nate Vitra Evegiage Joni Portecta and others, with earnings and betting figures including $26.00 and $620.00. Final tallies indicate winners earning $26,220 across events while several horses post varied payouts and placements.
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Pumay Berl
Smrth
Char
John
F Lawson
Piston
J Santantono
Nate Vitra
M Shechter
Evegiage Joni
C Cornachione
Fortunat Gal
T Lay
Welty
Towner
D.twary
Carter
RAGE
R. Mongerdh
Bookmyer
Bussy Bay E Hochstellary
Norman Too Réumtenh
C Blast
C Stein
Bookenger
Lea
Lasse T Jones
Capers Carr Lead Weekend Women’s Bowling Results
Three-time CT Bowler of the Year Johnnie Capers topped the weekend with a 637 series for the C R Friday Mixed Classic. Reta Carr added a 607, Diane Long led the 550 Club with 587, while Sherry Reedy 581 and Pam Gard 578 helped round out a top five in weekend league action.
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Johnnie Capers
C.R
Capers
Reta Carr
Diane Long
Sherry Reedy
Grafton Lanes
Pam Gard
Brunswick
Center Ridge
Johnie Capers
Rata Carr
Carr
Port Gard
Sun Richard
Martyn
Evie Cet
Char Seer
Carol Fagan
Jan Porrett
Ohio State Hosts Cleveland State In NIT Clash
Ohio State and Cleveland State meet in the NIT second round in Columbus with OSU at 17-12 and CSU at 22-7. Tipoff is 8 05 p m on Channel 19 and pits old coaching allies Gary Williams and Kevin Mackey against each other.
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Ohio State
CSU
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland State
Gary Williams
Boston College
Kevin Mackey
Buckeyes
Vikings
OSU
St. John Arena
Southern Mississippi
Virginia Commonwealth
Georgia
Middle Tennessee
Evansville
Houston
Colorado State
Oregon
New Mexico
Arkansas State
Stanford
Azinger wins Bay Hill in final-round surge
Paul Azinger shot a final-round 66 to beat Tom Kite by five strokes at the Bay Hill Classic finishing 13 under 271 and earning 135000. Laura Davies clinched her first LPGA title at Tucson Open with a final-hole birdie for a one-stroke victory.
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Paul Azinger
Tom Kite
Azinger
Tom Watson
Laura Davies
Robin Walton
Davies
England
Schatzeder shifts to Indians bullpen role after spring
Dan Schatzeder, signed by the Cleveland Indians as a free agent on February 9, aims for a middle relief spot. The lefty, 33, started 119 of 384 majors, and plans to start if needed, citing his curve ball as key to effectiveness and bullpen value for facing left handed hitters.
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Tucson, Ariz
Dan Schatzeder
Cleveland Indians
Doc (Edwards
Schatzeder
Cleveland
Indians
Franco switches himself to second base for Tribe
Julio Franco asked to move from shortstop to second base, ending a spring training battle with Tommy Hinzo and Jay Bell for a starting infield spot. Edwards supported the shift saying Franco wanted what was best for the team. Hinzo to second, Bell at shortstop. Franco emphasized commitment to Cleveland.
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Franco
Tribe
Tucson
Ariz
Julio Franco
Cleveland Indians
Doc Edwards
Tommy Hinzo
Jay Bell
Indians
Hinzo
Bell
Buffalo
Hinze
Julio
Edwards
California routs Cleveland 15 0 as White drives three runs
Devon White collected three hits including two triples and drove in three runs for California in a 15-0 exhibition win over Cleveland. White hit run scoring triples in the second and fifth innings off Tom Candiotti who allowed nine runs on 11 hits.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Devon White
California
Cleveland
White
Tom Candiotti
Angels
Carruthers Leads Weekend Bowling to 703 Series
Ken Carruthers rolled a 703 series at Grafton Lanes, topping area men with a 245 247 211 set during the weekend. Al Morgan matched with 697, while Richard Scott 683 and Bran Cox 678 were among top finishers. Carruthers led the best performances across multiple leagues and events over the weekend.
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Ken Carruthers
Grafton Lanes
Carruthers
al Morgan
Eagles
Sam’s
Richard Scott
Lou Charlton
Brian Cox
Grafton
Dick Moran
B.C
Chute
Bran Cox
Charlie Nichfer
Earl Gerow
Don Longwell
Rob Brewer
Steve Lester
Mike Wilovitz
al Diederich
Glen Buckhannon
A. Fedak
Gary Reedy
Steve Dacoba
Dim Denham
Joe Sadowski
Joe
Larry Stefan
Joe Migiéis
Ken Stefancin
Ray Barnes
Chris Linden
Quincey Pauley
Ellis Capers
Im Turner St
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Riverfront Stadium
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Children’s Zoo
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