Unclear college football results and polls mixed in list
The clipping shows scattered scores from college football games including W Illinois over Montana and Florida A&M over various opponents, plus Northwestern State, Illinois State, and Maine style matchups. It also includes first round and quarterfinals results, Then the AP top 25 final poll with teams like Florida State, Ohio State, Kansas State, Arizona, UCLA, Texas A&M, Wisconsin, and Michigan listed with win-loss records and points.
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Associated Press
Baseball signing wrap from Associated Press report
The Associated Press details player and management signings across the American League. Notable moves include Anaheim's Vaughn at first base on an $80 million six year contract, plus re-signings of Jack McDowell to $500,000 for one year, Randy Velarde to $800,000 for one year, and Craig Shipley to a minor league deal.
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Vaughn
Boston
Jack McDowell
Randy Velarde
Craig Shipley
NFL Scores And Sunday Schedule Recap
NFL results recap lists Thursday games including Philadelphia 17 St. Louis 14 and Buffalo 33 Cincinnati 20. It shows late games Chicago 22 Minnesota 48 and New Orleans 22 Dallas 3 with extensive Sunday and Monday schedule details for December 13 into 14, featuring matchups like Arizona at Philadelphia and Dallas at Kansas City along with timing.
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Arizona
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Tennessee
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Baseball Free Agent Signings Across Major Leagues
A flurry of contract announcements across teams in Baltimore Boston Cleveland Detroit Kansas City New York Seattle Tampa Bay Texas Toronto Arizona Atlanta Chicago Colorado Houston Los Angeles Milwaukee New York Pittsburgh St Louis San Diego and San Francisco detail multi year deals for players including Rob Refsnyder, Greg Swindell, Randy Johnson, Ken Caminiti, Jose Canseco, and Mark Langston among others with values ranging from under 2 million to over 87 million. The reports list team names cities and contract spans reflecting a busy winter market.
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Free agents list across MLB teams with openings and options
The release enumerates 77 remaining free agents across clubs including 1999 options, salaries, and arbitration rights. It names players by team: Fetters Jefferies Kreuter Wilson for Anaheim. Drabek Key Smith for Baltimore. Avery Eckersley Henry Lemke Naehring Schourek for Boston. Abbott Cordero for Chicago. Borders Branson Cora Jones Poole for Cleveland. Castillo for Detroit. Belcher Bones Leius Mack Morris Pendleton for Kansas City. Molitor Steinbach Tewksbury for Minnesota. Raines Strawberry for New York. Blowers Henderson Macfarlane Magadan Roberts Sprague for Oakland. Amaral Marzano Oliver Slocumb Swift for Seattle. Bailes Cadaret Haselman Hernandez Pavlik for Texas. Samuel for Toronto. Stankiewicz Beilgaard Martinez for Atlanta. Haney Merced Morgen Servais for Chicago. Manwaring Munoz for Colorado. Magnante for Houston. Elsen Guthrie Prince for Los Angeles. Jackson Jana Jani for Milwaukee. Baerga Phillips for New York. Lewis Parent for Philadelphia. Lampkin Witt for St Louis. Brown for San Diego. Carter Darwin Hershiser Sanchez for San Francisco.
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Mike Fetters
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Andy Stankiewicz
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Norm Chariton
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Chris Haney
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Houston
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Tom Prince
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Darrin Jackson
John Jana
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Tony Phillips
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Mark Lewis
Mark Parent
C. ST. Louis
Tom Lampkin
Bobby Witt
San Diego
Kevin Brown
San Francisco
Joe Carter
Danny Darwin
Shawon Dunston
Orel Hershiser
Rey Sanchez
Top 25 basketball poll results and upcoming games
AP Top 25 teams show a mix of byes and upcoming matchups. Duke improved with a win over Florida 116-86, while others like Maryland Cincinnati Kentucky Stanford North Carolina and several others did not play. Scheduled next games include Duke against Michigan and Kentucky against Maryland.
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Syracuse Falls to West Virginia 73 59 in Big Crowd Tilt
Syracuse lost to West Virginia 73 59 as Brown 81 led the Orange with 14 points and Hart adding 12. West Virginia benefited from Scott 19 and berry 16 while Syracuse totaled 44 rebounds and 13 assists in the non conference clash. The teams traded leads through a tight first half before WVU pulled away late.
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High School Scores and Final Totals Across Matches
Dailleysville beat Big Creek 34 to 22 while Berkeley Springs defeated Hancock 43 to 42. Bridgeport won 61 to 47 over Lewis County and Buckh Upshur eliminated North Marion 71 to 62. Clay Batelle crushed Notre Dame 72 to 8 and Fayetteville routed Valley 53 to 29. Grafton defeated Robert C. Byrd 62 to 32, Greenbrier East beat James Monroe 47 to 38, and Lincoln shut out South Harrison 71 to 28.
Major college bowls schedule with teams and dates
A list of college bowl games with matchups and dates including Las Vegas matchups featuring San Diego State and North Carolina on December 19, and other bowls such as Motor City in Pontiac December 23, Aloha in Honolulu December 25, and Holiday, Liberty, and Fiesta bowls across December 29 through January 2.
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Princeton Beats Pulaski County Ninth Grade Tigers 71 47
Princeton ninth graders defeated Pulaski County 71 to 47 led by Daniel East with 15 points. Kory Hedrick scored 13 and Rhynell Coatney 11 for Princeton, now 1-0. David Sarton had 15 for Pulaski. Greg Hash scored 10 for the Cougars. Princeton hosts Bluefield next Wednesday.
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Rhynell Coatney
David Sarton
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Wallace eyes another title run after strong 1998 season
Rusty Wallace remains focused on future success rather than past glory. Crew chief Robin Pemberton notes the dominant 1998 year by Gordon and Martin left little room for others, yet Wallace believes his team can improve. Wallace, entering his 15th straight year with a 448th start, avoided 1997’s DNFs and posted 15 top fives and 21 top tens in 33 races, but aims for a championship in 1999.
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Jeff Gordon
Mark Martin
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Dale Jarrett
St Johns Downs Pittsburgh In 73-52 Victory
No 18 St Johns beat No 20 Pittsburgh 73-52 as Bootsy Tiernon scored a career high 23 points and Ron Artest added 15. St Johns built a 21-6 run late in the first half to pull away, while Pittsburgh dropped to 7-3 with three losses to ranked teams. Attila Cosby led Pitt with 12 points.
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Mark Karcher
Virginia Tech Women Defeat East Carolina 77 45
Ges Wetzel scored 17 to pace No. 22 Virginia Tech as East Carolina shot 30 percent. Tech led 43 21 at halftime, with 14 from Katie O Connor and 13 from Michelle House. Danielle Melvin led ECU with 17.
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Wetzel
Katie O’connor
Michelle House
Tere Williams
Danielle Melvin
Tech Tops East Carolina 77 45 In Hokies Home Win
Virginia Tech defeats East Carolina 77 to 45 led by Wetzel 17 points and O'Connor 14. Hokies dominate inside with 40 rebounds while dishing 18 assists, Williams 9 boards, and Witherspoon 9 assists. East Carolina struggles from the field finishing 19 of 64.
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