Hawks offense stumbles late in New York loss to Knicks
Atlanta led for three quarters but stalled in the fourth, as New York held the Hawks to one field goal in 11 1 2 minutes. Knicks prevail 82 76 behind stout defense and clutch free throws. Oakley led New York with 18 rebounds while Ewing Houston and Starks added double digits. Hawks top scorer Steve Smith had 22 points but failed to score in crunch time.
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Fragmented Street Ledger Entries From St Mary District
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1996 AllPro Team Emerges From AP Panel
New York AP reports the 1996 AllPro selections by a panel, naming Paconchor John Kasay and a roster featuring Tony Tota Reggie White Jen Bay Lamar Lathon Derick Thomas Levon Kirkind Pittsburgh Hardy Nekerson Kenedy Dale Caner Merton Hark and other noted players across teams and positions.
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Coaching carousel spins as NFL coaches get fired
A flurry of NFL coaching changes hits the league as Dan Reeves, June Jones, Rich Brooks, Rich Kotite and others depart. Jets, Giants, Falcons, Rams, and Saints faces shift amid season turmoil and rumored moves. Parcells and Green also face uncertain futures as volatility grows.
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