Tonight's NHL and NBA matchups across major cities
The schedule lists hockey games in Anaheim Buffalo Toronto New York Pittsburgh Washington Montreal Chicago Philadelphia Dallas St Louis Colorado New Jersey Boston New York Cleveland Phoenix Vancouver Sacramento Minnesota Utah Charlotte Portland and basketball games including Orlando at Los Angeles Lakers Indiana at Golden State with start times from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Local teams and venues vary by city.
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Anaheim
Buffalo
Toronto
N.Y
New Jersey
Boston
New York
Miami
Cleveland
Detroit
Phoenix
Sacramento
Vancouver
S. Ant
Minnesota
Utah
Charlotte
Portland
Orlando
L.A. Lakers
Indiana
Golden St
NFL Week Sunday Games Featured in 1 P.M. Lineup
HF announces Sunday schedule with matchups across the league. Early slate includes Atlanta at New Orleans, Baltimore at Cincinnati, Denver at Green Bay, Jacksonville at Houston, New York Giants at Miami, St. Louis at Chicago, San Diego at Pittsburgh, Washington at Tampa Bay. Late games cover New York Jets at New England, Buffalo at Seattle, Carolina at San Francisco, Dallas at Arizona, Minnesota at Detroit, and a prime evening clash at 8 p.m.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Denver
Green Bay
Jacksonville
Houston
New York Giants
Miami
St. Louis
Chicago
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Washington
Tampa Bay
New York Jets
New England
Buffalo
Seattle
Carolina
San Francisco
Dallas
Arizona
Minnesota
Detroit
High school state basketball standings across classes A B C
The report lists class by class standings with top teams and several runners up. In Class AAA Wheeling Park leads with 221 points followed by Woodrow Wilson Huntington Fairmont Senior Logan and others. Class AA is led by Bluefield 126 then Williamson Winfield and Oceana with points from additional teams. Class A is topped by Wheeling Central 108 ahead of Ceredo Kenova and Burch with numerous others listed.
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Wheeling Park
Woodrow Wilson
Huntington
Fairmont Senior
Logan
Ripley
George Washington
St. Albans
Morgantown
Jefferson
Oak Hill
Robert C. Byrd
South Charleston
Parkersburg
Martinsburg
Bridgeport
Capital
Hampshire
John Marshall
DuPont
Brooke
Cabell Midland
Greenbrier East
Musselman
East Fairmont
Princeton
Elkins
Bluefield
Williamson
Winfield
Oceana
Poca
James Monroe
Weir
Tucker
Liberty Harrison
Tolsia
Grafton
Man
St. Marys
Tug Valley
Ravenswood
Williamstown
Summers
Tyler Consolidated
Richwood
Keyser
Frankfort
Petersburg
Greenbrier West
Braxton
Pocahontas
Wheeling Central
Ceredo-Kenova
Burch
Harts
Vinson
Clay-Battelle
Midland Trail
Mullens
Hurricane
Nicholas
Fairmont
Point Pleasant
Tucker County
Summers County
Braxton County
Bishop Donahue
Bie
Barch
Doddridge
Arts
Notre Dame
Moorefield
Barber earns Dudley Award as Virginia's top college player
Tiki Barber of Virginia named Dudley Award winner as the state's top college football player. He led in rushing and all purpose yards, finishing with 1,360 rushing yards and 1,859 all purpose yards, 90 points, and 14 rushing TDs. Thomas Haskins of VMI was runner up with 36 points. Jim Druckenmiller of Virginia Tech finished third.
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Richmond
Tiki Barber
Virginia
Wednesday
Dudley
Barber
Thomas Haskins
Virginia Military Institute
Haskins
Jim Druckenmiller
Virginia Tech
University of Virginia
and Henry
Jim Pyne
Mike Frederick
Cornell Brown
Brown
Terry Kirby
New Year clash pits WVU and UNC in Gator Bowl
Morgantown WVU coach Don Nehlen and North Carolina mentor Mack Brown preview the 52nd Gator Bowl in Jacksonville on New Year’s Day. They call it a great matchup with top defenses, noting WVU’s No. 1 and UNC’s No. 2 national rankings. Brown recalls their early meeting. Nehlen praises Brown and asserts WVU will compete fiercely.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
North Carolina
Don Nehlen
Mack Brown
Jacksonville
Fla
Brown
Nehlen
Southern Mississippi
Bowling Green
Don
Tar Heels
Mack
Mountaineer
WVU
Miami
Mountaineers
Hurricanes
Syracuse
Virginia Tech
Butch Davis
Paul Dee
Davis Johnson
Virginia
Lady Blues Host Annual Memorial Tournament Opener
Bluefield State College hosts opening round action of the Herbert Sims Memorial Basketball Tournament featuring Fairmont State Alderson Broaddus and King College among West Virginia teams and the Tennessee Valley Conference entrant. Alderson Broaddus features Amanda Whittaker while Fairmont relies on backcourt experience led by Cortina Heartwell Donna Gardner and Jennifer Douglas. Coach Tom Jessee notes Fairmont State and Alderson Broaddus bring depth and talent as the Lady Blues look to improve ahead of the postseason.
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Bluefield
West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Tennessee Valley Athletic Conference
Bluefield State College
Herbert Sims
Fairmont State
Alderson- Broaddus
A-B
Princeton High
Amanda Whittaker
Fairmont
Lady Falcons
BSC
Tom Jessee
Jessee
Concord
King College
King
Lady Blues
Cortina Heartwell
Donna Gardner
Jennifer Douglas
Twin Towers
Dougal
Lady Lions
Players end labor talks settle interleague play for 2000
Baseball workers vote to end a four year feud approving a contract that halts labor strife and allows experimental interleague play in 1997 and 1998 with limits. Owners backed the deal on November 26, introducing a 35 percent luxury tax on payrolls above 51 million for top five teams next season.
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Minnesota
Paul Molitor
Dorado
Puerto Rico
New York Yankees
David Cone
YORK
Bud Selig
Chicago White Sox
Jerry Reinsdorf
Albert Belle
Florida
Bobby Bonilla
Alex Fernandez
Moises Alou
Jimmy Key
Vssible
Cone
Per
Phoenix
Tampa Bay
Union
Donald Fehr
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West Virginia Prep
Eric DiNovo
Jason Seavelt
Graham
B.D. Robertson
Grundy
Graham High School
Herb Sims
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