Riley Gives Capitals 2-1 Win Over Blues
Washington Capitals rookie Bill Riley assisted on Rick Bragnalo’s game winning goal at 2:32 of the third period to beat the St. Louis Blues 2-1 and end a five game losing streak. Riley, from Amherst Nova Scotia, had previously played for Dayton in the IHL and is the Capitals’ first points against St. Louis this season.
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Bell to play in the Hula Bowl after injury return
USC tailback Ricky Bell, sidelined by a mild concussion during the Rose Bowl, is cleared to play in the Hula Bowl in Honolulu. Team physician Dr Chester Semel reports Bell fully recovered with no fractures, dizziness or nausea, and ready to face new pro prospects under coach John McKay.
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Stanford kicker Michel stars in Shrine East-West win
In a rain soaked Shrine East West game West beat East 30 to 14 at Stanford. Stanford kicker Mike Michel booted three field goals including a 49 yard record, silencing scouts who doubted his consistency beyond 40 yards. Coach Grant Teaff praised Michel's poise and kicking under pressure as about 12 teammates prayed together postgame.
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Providence Edges Seton Hall In OT Thriller
Providence College beat Seton Hall 72-68 in overtime after a hard-fought game. Coach Dave Gavitt praised the team's rally as they dug deep to secure the win following their upset of Michigan last week.
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House panel to vote on baseball antitrust exemption end
The House special committee on professional sports overwhelmingly backs stripping Major League Baseball of its blanket antitrust exemption. Most members press for a final report with recommendations after hearings across pro baseball, football, basketball and hockey. One member, Rep. Mottl, opposes changing the status quo citing lower baseball ticket prices.
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