NHL Standings and Schedule Dense With Results
NHL standings and results update lists Monday through Thursday games. Key scores include Ottawa routing Boston 5-1 and Toronto 6 Vancouver 5 in OT. Notable 8-3 Colorado over Calgary and 4-0 Toronto over Edmonton. Upcoming matchups feature Boston Buffalo Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago Carolina Philadelphia Tampa Bay Vancouver Dallas Rangers Anaheim Detroit San Jose Ottawa Pittsburgh Washington Philadelphia Vancouver St Louis Toronto Calgary Islanders Phoenix Rangers Los Angeles.
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Ottawa
Boston
Montreal
Atlanta
Toronto
Vancouver
San Jose
N.Y. Rangers
Washington
Florida
Nashville
Chicago
St. Louis
Phoenix
Edmonton
Colorado
Calgary
Detroit
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Carolina
Philadelphia
Tampa Bay
Dallas
Rangers
Anaheim
N.Y. Islanders
Associated Press At Times
GFGA
New Jersey
Seeree
Ottawa Beer Negeee
Washington Florida
Associated
Pet GB
Miami
New York
Orlando
Minnesota
Denver
Houston
L.A. Lakers
Portland
Seattle
Nacre
Sacramento
Golden State
L.A. Clippers
Charlotte
L.A
Utah
Money leaders and standings across sports figures
The list compiles top money leaders through March 5 and March 6 across tennis and auto racing, plus NASCAR points and earnings. Notable names include Andre Agassi Lindsay Davenport Serena Williams Martina Hingis and Bobby Labonte Jeff Burton Bill Elliott Rusty Wallace Mark Martin Tony Stewart Ward Burton Terry Labonte Ricky Rudd Norm Duke Chris Barnes and Jason Couch.
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Lindsay Davenport
Martina Hingis
Serena Williams
Anna Kournikova
Sandrine Testud
Mary Pierce
Nathalie Tauziat
Rennae Stubbs
Lisa Raymond
Conchita Martinez
Bobby Labonte
Dale Jarrett
Mark Martin
Tony Stewart
Jeff Burton
Bill Elliott
Dale Earnhardt
Rusty Wallace
Ward Burton
Ricky Rudd
Terry Labonte
Bowling league leaders and scores across divisions
Union Township Merchants Men Jay Moore 216 game and 586 series with 177 average lead. Women Jane Brown 168 game and Georgia Miller 438 series with 152 average. Birds N Bees Anita Shevitz 211 game and 516 series with 165 average. The Motley Crew James Heasley 147 game and Ray Kirkwood 388 series. Colonial National John Warren Sr 247 game and 645 series with 207 average. Leaders: Yarn Barrel Caggiano Excavation 71/28.
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Union Township Merchants
Jay Moore
Moore
Jane Brown
Georgia Miller
Tracie Coates
Miller
Yarn Barrel
Birds N Bees
Anita Shevitz
Shevitz
Kim Albertini
Yellow Jackets
the Motley Crew
James Heasley
Ray Kirkwood
Donna Baker
Baker
John Warren Sr
Warren
Ed Caggiano
Caggiano Excavation
Multiple MLB NFL and NCAA moves across teams and leagues
The AP summary lists baseball trades and camp moves including Chicago White Sox reassignment of Purvis Stumm and Wright and Royals acquiring Greg Zaun from Detroit. It notes Yankees signings and waivers, Rays camp cuts, Padres Loewer contract, Giants coaching, and various NBA NFL CFL hockey player moves. Also Temple reinstates Lytle and Bucknell wrestling probation followed by Alabama suspending Boo Barnes.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Rob Purvis
Jason Stumm
Danny Wright
Kansas City Royals
Greg Zaun
Detroit Tigers
David Lundquist
NEW York Yankees
Jeff Juden
Ryan Bradley
Mike Buddie
Darrell Emertson
Luis del Los Santos
Chris Dingman
Todd Edros
Todd Noel
Jay Tessmer
Jake Westbrook
Ed Yarnell
Clay Bellinger
D'Angelo Jimenez
Nick Johnson
Terry Jones
Danzell McDonald
Shane Spencer
Ricky Ledee
Michel Hernandez
Victor Valencia
Donny Leon
Wily Pena
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Danny Clyburn
Kenny Kelly
Jared Sandberg
Eddy de Los Santos
Toby Hall
Neil Garcia
John Marzano
Jason Standridge
Alex Santos
Todd Belitz
Cedrick Bowers
Travis Harper
Reggie Harris
SKEY
National Hockey League
Dallas Stars
Guy Carbonneau
Jon Sims
Michigan
NEW York Rangers
Johan Witchall
P.J. Stack
Hartford
Phoenix Coyotes
Lyle Odelein
New Jersey Devils
Deron Quint
Temple
Kevin Lytle
Bucknell
Alabama
G Yalika
Boo” Barnes
The Best in Sports and Orthopedic Physical Therapy
Norman A Gabriel M S PT ATC presents a sports and orthopedic therapy practice with contact at 654 2444. The message emphasizes expertise in rehabilitative care and athletic training services offered to athletes and active individuals.
Regional sports bulletin board roundup of signups and meetings
Regional athletic groups announce baseball and softball signups from 6 to 730 pm tomorrow. League seeks one team. call Angelo Fornataro at 658 7479. Neshannock and Union Township associations schedule meetings tonight and 730 pm respectively to discuss baseball softball. Mohawk group meets tomorrow at 7 pm in high school cafe to recruit coaches. attendance required. Lawrence County Hockey Association sets April tryouts for ages 5-18. fee 50. forms due by March 15. contact Mike Tappe at 657 8604. All-American ASA Umpires Association meets Sunday at Parkstown Lounge to review 2000 rule changes. New Castle Horseshoe Club expands summer pitching, invites all ages. call Clair Bruce at 654 9909 or email Brushue aol com. Drill 4 Skill Youth Classic hosts pool play basketball for grades 4-9 at CCBC and LaRoche April 13-16. call Mark at 843 6320.
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Shenango Athletic Association
Ben Franklin Softball League
Angelo Fornataro
Neshannock Athletic Association
Union Township Athletic Association
Mohawk Athletic Association
Lawrence County Amateur Hockey Association
Hess
Mike Tappe
ASA Umpires Association
Parkstown
Walter Anderson
New Castle Horseshoe Club
Clair Bruce
Aol
CCBC
LaRoche College
New Castle Men’s Bowling City Tournament Pairings
The 39th annual New Castle Men's Bowling Association City Tournament will be held this weekend at Shenango Lanes. Teams and captains are listed for Squad 1 Friday, Squad 2 Saturday, Squad 3 Sunday, and Squad 4 Sunday with numerous local clubs, businesses, and players like Paul Henry, Chris Ball, Ron Witkowski, Randy Tanner, and Rick Taylor among the captains.
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New Castle
Marco Laurenza
Spomin
Todd Esposito
Preston Motors
Ron Vanasco
Young's Galvanizing
Ralph Michaels
Praxair
Brian Pasquarello
Pezzone'’s
Ollie Pezzone
Triple S Auto Sales
Don Smith
Linton Nursery
Jayme DePriest
Castle Mold
Nick Shuler
Herman's Garage
Pitah
Tom Kephart
Mohawk Lanes
Rodney Grilli
the Amigos
Phil Frasso Sr
NCBA
Junior Pionati
DeRosa
John Parra
Ed Caggiano
Tom Linton
Parkstown Bears
Louis Zona
Dando's
Mike Dando
Health Hut
Larry Proctor
del- Mar Lounge
George Baker Jr
Misfits II
John McKenzie
Bingo's
Todd Smith
Croatian Club
Joe Quear
Thompson Alternator Service
Louis Tarnaski
KP Legends
Boomer Sedwick
Smackdown
Don Esenwein
Rolling Thunder
Chris Weller
Stiffy's
Todd Shiderly
Parkstown Aces
Major college basketball scores from various conferences
Penn defeats Princeton 73 to 52 in a non tournament note. Valparaiso tops S Utah 71 to 62 in the Mid-Continent final. Florida A and M edges Delaware State 69 to 66 in a MEAC first round. Butler beats Detroit 62 to 43 in the MCC. Lamar outlasts Louisiana Monroe 66 to 62 in a Southland matchup. Northwestern State wins 88 to 83 in OT over Texas Arlington. SW Texas tops Texas San Antonio 86 to 84. Sam Houston State defeats Nicholls State 49 to 48. Louisiana Lafayette beats South Alabama 51 to 50 in the Sun Belt.
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Associated Press
Penn
Princeton
Valparaiso
S. Utah
Florida A&m
Delaware
Wizards End Road Slump With 4th Quarter Rally
In Minneapolis, Washington snapped a 15 game road skid by rallying from eight down to beat the Timberwolves as Tracy Murray led with 17 points, 10 in the fourth. Minnesota's Kevin Garnett and Wally Szczerbiak each scored 26. In New York, Charlie Ward returned and Larry Johnson fueled a 13-0 fast start, Knicks win. Pacers beat Nuggets behind free throws, Malone drops 30 for Jazz, Brand leads Bulls past Hawks in a rough game.
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Roxy Roxborough
NBA
Blazers
Knicks
Cheee New
Wizards Celtics
Bucks
Grizzlies Blazers
Cabe Cereal Nets
MAGIC
Sersene Bulls Pistons
Tee Nee Nuggets Kings
Hornets Raptors
Clippers
New York
Georgetown
Virginia Connecticut
Boston
Colleton Hall
Providence
Notre Dame
Tere Enes
Rutgers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Va Tech
Pete Ewe
Fordham
Massachusetts
Duquesne St. Joseph's
LaSalle
Xavier
Rhode Island
Memphis
St. Louis
Marquette
Houston
Memphiss
Florida
Charlotte Beeen
Cleveland
Miami
Ohio
NHL
Sabres
Bruins Penguins
Canadiens Hurricanes
Blackhawks
Lightning Stars
Canucks Red Wings
Sharks Ducks
Rangers
Universal Press Syndicate
Minneapolis
Wizards
Kings of
Washington
Minnesota Timberwolves
Tracy Murray
Minnesota
Kevin Garnett
Wally Szczerbiak
Charlie Ward
Ward
Larry Johnson
Johnson
Latrell Sprewell
Allan Houston
Patrick Ewing
John Wallace
Salt Lake City
Karl Malone
John Stockton
Jazz
Malone
Utah
Stockton
Andre Miller
Miller
University of Utah
Cavaliers
Chicago
Elton Brand
Randy Brown
Bulls
Hawks
Pacers Nudge Nuggets 90 89 At Home
Indiana, the league's leading free throw shooters, forced Denver into fouls and earned its 24th straight home win. The Pacers edged the Nuggets 90 to 89 in Indianapolis with clutch free throws sealing the decision.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Denver
Rodney Rogers shines as Suns top scorer in late run
Rodney Rogers went 5-for-5 from the field and 4-for-4 at the line, finishing with 15 points. He scored six points in the final two minutes, fueling Phoenix's late surge and securing the win.
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Houston
Rodney Rogers
Phoenix
Capitals take first with win over Panthers in late-season surge
Washington Capitals move into first place for the first time in 11 years as they top the Florida Panthers. Steve Konowalchuk and Adam Oates scored in the first period, joined by Peter Bondra and Uräf Dahlen as Washington edged ahead with 15 games left in the season. The NHL roundup also notes Ray Bourque's Calgary debut assist in Colorado's victory over the Flames, while St. Louis shut out Phoenix and Nashville snapped a five-game skid by beating Chicago. Curtis Joseph season-record watch, Toronto victory at Edmonton.
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Washington
Washington Capitals
Florida Panthers
Steve Konowalchuk
Adam Oates
Peter Bondra
Urif Dahlen
Capitals
Calgary
Alberta
Ray Bourque
Avalanche
Colorado
Calgary Flames
Joe Sakic
Stephane Yelle
Chris Drury
Bourque
St. Louis
Phoenix
Turek
Curtis Joseph
Jeff Finley
Michal Handzus
Marty Reasoner
Scott Young
Blues
Nashville
Tenn
Sebastien Bordeleau
Mike Dunham
Predators
Chicago
Drake Berehowsky
David Legwand
Rose eyeing return to baseball as manager
Pete Rose says he wants to manage again and expects to lead a team in the near future. He cites past Cincinnati tenure and expresses disappointment over being barred from Reds and Phillies reunions while allowed to attend the All Century event in Atlanta. He plans to attend the 1975 Reds reunion in Cincinnati on June 3 and the 1980 Phillies reunion in Philadelphia mid June.
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Rose
Cincinnati
Phillies
Terry) Francona
Reds
Jack) McKeon
Veterans Stadium
Selig
Sion
Atlanta
Philadelphia
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Money Leaders
Tennis
ATP
Andre Agassi
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Nicolas Kiefer
Marc Rosset
Magnus Norman
Fabrice Santoro
Cedric Pioline
Magnus Larsson
Jerome Golmard
Leyton Hewitt
Robbie Buhl
Buddy Lezier
Eddie Cheever
Scott Goodyear
Eliseo Salazar
Donnie Beechler
Jeff Ward
Buzz Calkins
Billy Boat
Robby McGehee
Buddy Lazier
Eddie Cheever Jr
PBA
Norm Duke
Ryan Shafer
Parker Bohn
Jason Couch
Pete Weber
Chris Barnes
Dave Husted
Steve Jaros
Mike Aulby
Doug Kent
Brian Voss
Mark Scroggins
Rick Steelsmith
SAN Diego Padres
Carlton Loewer
Roy Howell
Mobile
SAN Francisco Giants
Lee Smith
Basketball
National Basketball Association
LOS Angeles Clippers
Mario Bennett
Jeff McInnis
Pete Chilcutt
Keith Cross
NEW York Knicks
David Wingate
Vancouver Grizzlies
Bryant Reeves
Milt Palacio
National Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Wade Wilson
Green Bay Packers
Darrell Bevell
Miami Dolphins
Thurman Thomas
Minnesota Vikings
Harold Morrow
Paul Bradford
NEW England Patriots
Corey Ivy
SAN Diego Chargers
P Darren Bennet
Tennessee Titans
Mike Heimerdinger
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Henry Burris
Reggie Stack
Sports
ESPN
Canadiens
Union Area High
C.J. Hunt
Robert M. Cortfield, P.T
Norman A. Gabriel, M.S., P.T
A.T.C
Regional Sports Bulletin Board
Pulaski, PA
Peoples Insurance Agency
Jefferson St. New Castle
Wolves
Pacers
Jalen Rose
Antonio McDyess
Keon Clark
Nuggets
Panthers
Coyotes
Roman Turek
Maine Leafs
Oilers
Maple Leafs
IRS
Jkharris
The
Wall Street Journal
JK Harris & Company
Matt Nealer
TIRE
Aubal Mth
Taylor Street
Tireexpres
Lawrence County
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