 Lompoc Record |
Memphis runs away from Michigan State
New York Daily News - BY OHM YOUNGMISUK Derrick Rose had a big game for Memphis despite having to leave when a cut opened above his eye. Rose finished with 27 points. Memphis routs Michigan State Memphis makes fast work of Michigan State |
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 Washington Post |
Burnt-orange crush tips Cardinal towers
Fort Worth Star Telegram - By GIL LeBRETON Dexter Pittman, Texas' 6-foot-10, 299-pound sophomore, and Justin Mason helped put the squeeze on Taj Finger and Stanford on Friday night. Stanford calls its shot: Texas just plain better Stanford fails its Sweet 16 boards - Texas rebounds ignite key run |
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 Bleacher Report |
Gladiators return to Coliseum
Boston Globe - The first Opening Day game at the Los Angeles Coliseum, Dodgers-Giants April 18, 1958, drew a crowd of 78682. (File/Associated Press) LOS ANGELES - The last time they played baseball here, Sept. Games now a sideshow for Sox Next Stop For Red Sox: LA Coliseum |
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 Washington Post |
Arizona Lefty Davis Has Cancer
Washington Post - "We don't know much, other than he does have thyroid cancer," team president Derrick Hall said yesterday. "It's saddening. Doug Davis Diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer Recap: Arizona vs. Colorado |
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 Ledger Independent |
Another Curry flurry lifts Davidson
New York Daily News - BY SEAN BRENNAN DETROIT - Tiny Davidson, with its enrollment of 1700 students, had become the team in this NCAA Tournament that you couldn't help but root for - unless, of course, Stephen Curry was carving up your team. Midwest Region Davidson Is Dazzling in Toppling Another Giant Crowds electrify Ford Field |
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 Metro Toronto |
Celtics cut the Hornets down to size
Boston Globe - With last night's 112-92 win over the New Orleans Hornets at TD Banknorth Garden, the Celtics have beaten every team in the NBA. Celtics beat all comers Celtics heed Garnett's message |
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 Tampabay.com |
Crash puts Wheldon's string of Homestead victories in jeopardy
SI.com - HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) -If Dan Wheldon is going to win his fourth straight IRL IndyCar Series race at Homestead-Miami Speedway, he's going to have to come from the rear of the field to do it. New season, new talent bring fresh IndyCar expectations Debut for reunited IRL |
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 New York Daily News |
Padgett is an unlikely foe for Williams
New York Daily News - BY ROGER RUBIN David Padgett playing for Kansas in the NCAA Tournament in 2004, and playing for Louisville on Thursday night (below). Coaches downplay rout of '89 North Carolina's only advantage over Louisville may be the venue |
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 Fredericksburg.com |
Built at the Speed of a Fastball, Stadium Is Ready for Nationals
Washington Post - Eugene Robertson of Hyattsville paints the stairs at Nationals Park as final preparations are made before tonight's exhibition game between Washington and Baltimore. At New Park, Nationals Look for a Fresh Start Hitter's or pitcher's park? Nationals hold 1st practice at new stadium |
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UCLA still feeling the heat after close call
Los Angeles Times - By Diane Pucin, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer PHOENIX — For UCLA, Friday was a day to apologize for beating Western Kentucky by only 10 points and for not dominating its NCAA tournament opponents in the same way fellow No. Keefe comes off the bench, to the rescue for the Bruins Love leads UCLA past Western Kentucky 88-78 |