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'72 Men's Team to Reunite In Time: 02-24-2012 00:40 User: jpatterson PubDate: 02-24-2012 Zone: MT Edition: 1 Page Name: C7 Color: CyanMagentaYellowBlack MT SPORTS | courier-journal.com/sports THE COURIER-JOURNAL | FRIDAY,FEBRUARY24, 2012 | C7 To report sports scores AROUND KENTUCKIANA E-mail [email protected] or call Scorecard the sports desk at 502-582-4361, or toll free at 1-800-765-4011,ext. 4361 ’72 men’steamtoreunite in Ky. HOCKEY COLLEGE 14 2-316,Akers 0-2 0-0 0,Lubsey AUTO RACING From AP and Special Dispatches did not attend the medal the Gophers. The game 0-11-2 1, Herron 0-3 1-21,Jones Sprint Cup ceremony. was halted by rain, and af- NHL BASKETBALL 0-3 0-0 0, Doss 0-4 0-0 0, McFar- Daytona 500 Lineup lin 0-10-0 0,Jon.Miller 0-0 0-0 0, The 1972 U.S. men's na- ter consulting the NCAA, EASTERN CONFERENCE Men Thursday qualifying; race Atlantic Division Sanders 0-2 0-0 0, Piper 3-4 0-0 Sunday Swimming, diving Thursday’sgames 6. Totals 16-47 7-11 39. tional basketball team the ninth-inning stats WLOT Pts Mid-Cont. 54, Blue Mountain 52 Daytona Beach, Fla. MOREHEAD ST.(16-14) -Kelly (Car number in parentheses) plans to reunite in August » Indiana remains in counted, instead of a7-1 N.Y. Rangers 38 15 581 Cincinnati 60, Louisville 56 4-6 2-2 10,Percell 1-1 0-12, New Jersey 35 20 474 St. Cath. 63, Cumberlands 58 Key -F-Ford; C-Chevrolet; T- in Georgetown, Ky., to third place after the sec- score through eight in- Mathieu 2-41-36,Austin 0-2 0-0 Toyota; D-Doddge Phila. 33 19 773 Ky.Wesleyan 69, So.Indiana 54 0,Proffitt 5-6 0-013,Holden 5-10 mark the 40th anniversary ond day of the Big Ten nings that was reported. Pittsburgh 34 21 573 Lin. Wilson 77, Campbllsvlle 68 1. (99) Carl Edwards,F,194.738. 2-2 17,Bailey 3-5 6-8 12,Atkin- 2. (16)Greg Biffle,F,194.087. of the Olympic Games in Men’sSwimming and Div- N.Y. Islanders 25 27 858 SIU Edw. 63, E. Kentucky 58 son1-1 0-0 2,Ferguson 0-0 0-0 0, 3. (14)Tony Stewart, C, Softball Kentucky St. 70, Clark Atlanta 61 Warner 3-7 2-4 9, Chavis 2-7 0-0 Munich, Germany. ing Championship in Iowa Northeast Division Bellarmine 86, N. Kentucky 75 193.607. 4. Totals 26-49 13-20 75. 4.(17)Matt Kenseth,F, 193.245. Kenny Davis was cap- City,Iowa. Michigan leads » No. 18/20 University WLOT Pts Morehead St. 75, E. Illinois 39 Halftime—Morehead St.37-11. Boston 36 20 274 Thomas More 75, St. Vincent 70 5. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., C, tain of the 1972 team and is with 253 points, followed of Louisville (9-0) has its 3-Point Goals—E. Illinois 0-17 194.028. Ottawa3222872 Georgetown 77, Rio Grande 71 (McFarlin 0-1, Hollowell 0-1, Her- 6.(78) Regan Smith,C,191.063. aGeorgetown College by Ohio State (218)and IU home-opening weekend, Toronto 29 25 765 Murray State 80, Tenn. St. 62 ron 0-2, Joe.Miller 0-2, Jones W. Kentucky 79, Arkansas St. 76 7. (9) Marcos Ambrose,F, alumnus. He said the re- (189). Indiana’spoint total starting athree-game se- Buffalo 26 27 759 0-3, Granger 0-4, Doss 0-4), Mo- 193.999. Montreal 24 27 10 58 Indianapolis 84, St Joseph’s71 rehead St. 10-20 (Holden 5-10, union will be the first time took ahit when the 400 ries against Creighton to- EAST 8. (48) Jimmie Johnson, C, Proffitt 3-4, Mathieu 1-1, Warner 193.449. the entire team has gotten medley relay team was day at 2p.m., with aSatur- Southeast Division Albany (NY) 74, Binghamton 63 1-4, Austin 0-1). Fouled Out- Bucknell 55, American U. 50 9. (31) Jeff Burton, C, 192.777. back together when they disqualified in the final day doubleheader at noon. WLOT Pts —Kelly. Rebounds—E. Illinois 10.(33) Elliott Sadler,C,191.27. Winnipeg 30 26 767 CCSU 78, Mount St. Mary’s63 20 (McKinnie 4), Morehead St. meet from Aug. 23-26. race of the day because of LIU 91, Fair.Dickinson 80 11.(98) Michael McDowell,F, Florida 27 20 12 66 40 (Warner 13). Assists—E. Illi- 190.99. Tennis Washington 29 26 563 Marist 61, Siena 52 nois 9(Akers 3), Morehead St. 21 Davis is now an account an early exchange. Monmoth 79, St. Francis (NY) 73 12.(20) Joey Logano,T, Tampa Bay 27 26 660 (Austin 6). Total Fouls—E. Illi- 192.868. executive at Converse, » The University of Carolina 23 26 12 58 Quinnipiac 77, St. Francis 44 nois 18,Morehead St. 14.Tech- Baseball Rob.Morris 55, Sacred Heart 53 13.(29) Kevin Harvick, C, which is sponsoring the Kentucky men (10-2), nical—Morehead St. Bench. 192.914. WESTERN CONFERENCE Wagner 86, Bryant 73 A—1,698. celebration. The 1972 » The University of ranked No. 7bythe Inter- SOUTH 14.(18)Kyle Busch, T, 191.873. Central Division W. KENTUCKY 79, ARK. ST.76 15.(22) AJAllmendinger,D, team fell to the Soviet Louisville team opens a collegiate Tennis Associa- WLOT Pts Belmont 90, Kennesaw St. 50 ARKANSAS ST.(12-18) -Peter- Coll.ofChar.58, Georgia So.53 193.121. Union in the gold medal three-game weekend se- tion, is at No. 3Ohio State Detroit 41 18 385 son 0-8 8-8 8, Kirkland 8-12 6-6 16.(24) Jeff Gordon, C, St. Louis 37 17 781 Davidson 66, Elon 45 22, Finn 3-7 6-8 14,Hooten 2-12 game that the featured a ries against Oakland start- at 4p.m. Saturday. Duke74, Florida St. 66 193.803. Nashville 35 19 777 5-8 9, Townsel 3-8 1-28,Dicker- ETSU 72, Stetson 56 17.(7) Robby Gordon, D, controversial ending with ing today at 3p.m. Admis- » The Indiana women Chicago 33 22 773 son 0-0 0-0 0, Griswold 5-6 5-6 Furman 65, Chattanooga 55 188.229. Columbus 18 35 743 15,Sterrenberg 0-10-0 0, Zup- 18.(39) Ryan Newman, C, three inbounds plays be- sion is free. take on No. 23 Notre Dame Liberty 61, Co.Carolina 57 pardo 0-0 0-0 0.Totals 21-54 31- La Tech 75, San Jose St. 49 193.224. fore Alexander Belov hit Also, the Feb. 17 score (6-3) at 3p.m. today in Northwest Division 38 76. 19.(1) Jamie McMurray, C, Mercer 63, Lipscomb 54 W. KENTUCKY (10-18) -Fant the winning layup. The between Louisville and South Bend, then will host WLOT Pts Presbyterian 77, Radford 64 191.84. Vancouver 39 16 684 8-9 3-3 19,Akol4-4 6-7 14,Gor- 20. (5) Kasey Kahne,C, U.S. team voted not to ac- Minnesota was changed to Kentucky (8-2) on Sunday SC-Upstate 87, Fl.Gulf Coast 74 don 4-8 8-10 16,Crook 1-42-2 4, Calgary 28 23 10 66 South Alabama 79, FAU76, OT 192.583. cept the silver medal and a7-3, nine-inning win by at 11 a.m. Colorado 30 27 464 Price 2-6 0-0 6, Anyigbo 0-10-0 21. (6) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., F, Troy 75, FIU 70, OT 0, McDonald 5-9 2-2 14,Aka- Minnesota 27 24 963 UNC Ash. 71, Gardner-Webb 61 193.665. Edmonton 23 30 652 mune 0-0 0-0 0, Snipes 0-10-0 0, 22. (55) Mark Martin, T, VMI 90, Charleston So.81 Zollo 2-4 0-0 6. Totals 26-46 21- W. Carolina 79, Samford 77 193.503. Pacific Division 24 79. 23. (2) Brad Keselowski,D, MIDWEST Halftime—Arkansas St. 38-34. WLOT Pts Cleveland St. 77, Detroit 64 192.992. CARDS: Ice-cold from outside in loss San Jose 32 20 771 3-Point Goals—Arkansas St. 3- 24. (36) Dave Blaney, C, Green Bay 73, Loy. Chi.70, OT 13 (Finn 2-5,Townsel1-3,Hooten Phoenix 31 21 971 Iowa67, Wisconsin 66 191.506. Los Angeles 27 22 12 66 0-5),W. Kentucky 6-17 (Zollo 2-3, 25. (34) David Ragan, F, Continued from Page C1 IUPUI 74, N. Dakota St. 68 McDonald 2-6,Price 2-6,Gordon Dallas 31 26 466 Milwaukee 72, Ill.-Chicago 61 193.249. 0-1, Snipes 0-1). 26. (56) Martin Truex Jr., T, Anaheim 26 25 10 62 Oakland 89, UMKC 56 before Russ Smith’stwo S. Dakota St. 74, W. Illinois 57 Women 193.665. Wednesday’sgames South Dakota 93, IPFW 84 Thursday’sgames 27. (43) Aric Almirola, F, free throws gave the Ottawa5,Washington 2 Youngstown St. 61, Wright St. 54 N. Kentucky 74, Bellarmine 53 193.382. Cards a42-37 edge with Boston 4, St. Louis 2 SOUTHWEST Campbellsville 98,Lin.Wilson 82 28. (51) Kurt Busch, C, 191.363. Colorado 4, Los Angeles 1 Alabama 79, Arkansas 68 SIU-Edw. 66, E. Kentucky 55 29. (10)Danica Patrick, C, 14:17 left. Thursday’sgames North Texas 75, UALR 67, OT Georgetown 105, Rio Grande 69 191.738. Those points came at a Anaheim 3, Carolina 2, SO FARWEST Indiana 62, Wisconsin 60 30. (15)Clint Bowyer,T,no Minnesota 3, Florida 2, SO Arizona 70, Southern Cal 54 Clark Atlanta 71, Kentucky St.
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