Monday Results From NHL Action
Weekly NHL notes show Calgary blanking the Rangers 5 0 Detroit defeating Nashville 6 0 Toronto beating Pittsburgh 5 0 New Jersey edging Edmonton 3 2 in overtime Minnesota and St Louis tied 1 1 San Jose beat Vancouver 2 1 Dallas tied Anaheim 2 2 Tuesday results include Carolina 2 St Louis 0 Calgary 3 New York Islanders 2 Buffalo at Montreal and Tampa Bay at Ottawa and Nashville at Toronto all late.
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No. 15 Pitt tops Virginia Tech 78 59 in tight clash
Pittsburgh defeats Virginia Tech 78 to 59 as Page and Brown lead with 20 and 21 points respectively. Tech shoots 22 of 45 from the field while Pitt hits 30 of 52. Tech benches with 12 024 attendance reported.
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Kent State Edges Marshall In Defensive NCAA Style Showdown
Kent State 63 Marshall 61 as Kent State uses 13 of 26 three pointers led by Bedford 13 and Haut 12 to outscore Marshall 33 21 in rebounds and 17 assists. Halftime Kent State led 32 30 despite a 40 point Marshall effort from Black and Anderson.
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NBA glance Gonzalez INF Dave Hansen and Faison
National Basketball Association notes player moves across teams with Celtics facing Vin Baker suspension for three games. Bulls release Flinton Johnson. Cavaliers place Ira Newble Bruno Sundow on injured list and promote DeSagana Diop Dajuan Wagner. Mavericks sign Mamadou N'Diaye to a 10 day deal.
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Television Highlights January Seven Schedule
Television highlights list a set of same day tape events across auto racing from Daytona and Dakar Rally coverage, figure skating from Atlanta, and college basketball games featuring Miami at North Carolina, BYU at NC State, and Golden State at Dallas with times from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on SPEED ESPN and ESPN2 channels.
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2004 Hall of Fame Voting recap
The Associated Press reports 506 votes cast with 380 needed for election. Paul Molitor, Dennis Eckersley, Ryne Sandberg, Bruce Sutter and Jim Rice received top votes. numerous others fell short. Ballot results render Hernandez and several players ineligible for BBWAA election after falling below 5 percent.
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Hall of Fame First Year Eligible Inductees
Hall of Fame first year eligible inductees include Hank Aaron 1962 Ernie Banks 1977 Johnny Bench 1989 George Brett 1999 Lou Brock 1985 Rod Carew 1991 Steve Carlton 1994 Ty Cobb 1936 Dennis Eckersley 2004 Bob Feller 1962 Bob Gibson 1981.
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Baseball player contract deals across American and National Leagues
The American League reports agreements with Juan Gonzalez of the Royals for one year, Frank Menechino Cammack Gomes and Ramon Castro on minor league terms for the Athletics and Devil Rays. The Rangers name Todd Mensik as hitting coach in Stockton. In the National League, Roberto Alomar with the Diamondbacks, Rick Burleson and staff for Reds, Royce Clayton and others on minor deals for Rockies, Bubba Trammell to Dodgers, Orlando Cabrera to Expos, Braden Looper to Mets, Mark Lamping extended with Cardinals, Mike Lincoln with Cards, and Padres acquire Cirillo Sweeney and cash from Seattle for Jarvis and Wiki.
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Graham wrestlers eyes on district and state
Graham's wrestling squad aims to improve its district finish and pursue more state qualifiers as the season progresses. Coach Woodward credits assistant Bobby Jenks and local youth programs for developing talent, noting seniors lead the effort while several juniors showed strong regional results and potential.
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Grundy and Twin Valley split hoops twinbill
Grundy rallies to a 62 61 win at Twin Valley as the Golden Wave force turnovers and seize key buckets in a come from behind victory. Twin Valley tops Grundy 50 36 in the girls game as Harman nets 21 for TV Panthers and Grundy fades late.
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PikeView Falls to James Monroe in PineView tilt
PikeView and James Monroe battled to a 47 53 score with James Monroe edging PikeView as Tuggle led the Lady Mavs with 16 points while Blankenship hit a key trey late. Adams led rebounds for PikeView with eight as post plays and late free throws shaped the finish.
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