NFL Glance: Sunday's Games and Monday Matchups
Summary of Sunday results with scores for Chicago Detroit Oakland Baltimore Denver San Diego St Louis Pittsburgh N Y Giants N Y Jets Cincinnati Seattle Carolina Houston Tampa Bay Dallas Indianapolis Miami Tennessee Jacksonville Baltimore New England Cleveland New Orleans Tampa Bay Pittsburgh Seattle Arizona San Francisco Washington Dallas Indianapolis Houston Philadelphia New York Jets St Louis San Francisco Kansas City Buffalo Green Bay Minnesota Open games Oakland Washington Green Bay Open Buffalo Kansas City Tennessee Atlanta Cleveland Monday New England Denver Miami San Diego
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Television Highlights for Wednesday October 29
All times EST list sports events: IBA game ESPN Orlando at New York 3 p.m. and ESPN Cleveland at Sacramento 10:30 p.m. NHL match ESPN2 St. Louis at Detroit 7:30 p.m.
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Pocahontas Varsity Volleyball Triumph and Pipestem Leads
Pocahontas Lady Indians edged Graham G-Girls 25-22 16-25 25-15 25-23 as Maegan Brinegar notched 12 kills and 12 points while Theresa Patton added 13 points and 12 assists and Lyndsey Walters 18 assists. Pipestem Christian Academy defeated Clay County 25-20 25-12 with Jennifer Spangler 12 kills and Pipestem entering conference tourney as No. 1 seed at Appalachian Bible College.
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Flying Eagles edge Monarchs in regional semifinal
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles beat James Monroe 3 2 with goals from Tracy Spielman Beckley and Jennifer Turner two goals and Turner for Woodrow Wilson. Shrewsbury and Nicole Turner scored for James Monroe in a 3 2 loss. Woodrow Wilson advances to face Capital in the Region 3 final for a state berth Saturday at 4 30 p m at East River Soccer Complex.
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Chmara Remembrance Highlights Mentor Impact and Health
Former high school coach Chmara, lauded as a mentor by Woods, faced heart surgery in Roanoke on October 22. Woods recalled Chmara's guidance during integration-era challenges and cited his enduring influence on players’ lives. A BHS football reunion planned for Friday awaited updated details as arrangements remained incomplete.
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Atlantic and NHL slate with multiple late games
NBA and football moves headline a busy night. Panthers merge to form two car team for 2004 with Tomas Scheckter slated as driver while Tigers name Rick Sweet Erie manager and Twins decline Chris Gomez option.
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Hockey Transactions and Coaching Moves Across Leagues
Multiple teams announce recalls signings loans and trades across the AHL ECHL CHL and NCAA. Notable items include Johnny Pohl recalled to St Louis from Worcester Karel Pilar loaned to St Johns from Toronto and Clarke Wilm signed to a one year deal with assignment to St Johns. Moe Mantha resigns as US developmental coach Lou Vairo named interim.
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Detroit Lions rout Rams as Triplett tops 300 yards
AP Sportlight recap details Wally Triplett’s 294 kickoff yards and 331 total yards in the Lions 65 24 win over the Rams with 41 third quarter points. Also notes a 26 0 rout of Texas Tech as a 60 yard NCAA field goal record effort. Mentions 1983 marathon and 1994 NCAA rushing milestones.
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Beavers retain No. 1 ranking in state football poll
In AP high school football computer ratings released Tuesday, Martinsburg leads Class AAA with Morgantown second and Parkersburg South third. Bluefield tops Class AA with Scott, Frankfort and Keyser following. Williamstown holds the top spot in Class A for the sixth straight week, trailed by Wahama and Moorefield as the playoff field of 16 per class narrows for November 14.
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Iverson Stars in Fourth as Sixers Rally Quiet Wade Rise
Iverson scored 13 points in the fourth as the Sixers built a late lead of up to 17. Philadelphia held a 12 point edge in the second quarter before Wade sparked a brief rally. Wade, the No. 5 overall pick, hinted at a role in reviving the franchise.
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Rams push pace at Dome in CiCi's Classic showdown
The Rams promise high octane offense this season as they travel to Beckley for Friday night action. Saturday features BC hosting Southern Virginia and Mountain State facing UVa-Wise at the Dome Gymnasium after the Beckley game.
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Eye on Sports: Joshes Drafted Near Star Status
In a World Series decider at Yankee Stadium II a five hit shutout by prate-game highlighted the contest. The article notes 1999 top draft picks Joshes, with Hamilton at 23 showing potential despite injuries and family issues. Jim Nelson files from Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
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Ringstaff shines as multiple players spark teams
Ringstaff. Tanre Franklin rushed for 163 yards and passed for 69 in the Mavericks loss to Princeton. Derrick Steptoe rushed 129 yards on five carries with two long TD runs. Michael Farley gained 138 yards with two touchdowns and a kickoff return score in a Green Wave win over Pocahontas. Greg Vineyard ran for 205 yards on 20 carries in Golden Knight victory over Logan. Wesley Walker had 115 rushing and 70 passing in the Panthers against Independence. Dwane Auville rushed 120 yards with two touchdowns and five extra points in the Cubs’ win over Tug Valley. Jake Colley went 10-of-12 passing for 126 yards and three TDs against Hurley. Kevin Rose rushed 148 yards with two scores in the Tigers’ win over St. Paul.
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