49ers Beat Bills In Late Season NFL Scorecard
In a Sunday game the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Buffalo Bills 27 to 17. Scoring included SF Walker on a one yard run, Wilkins field goals, and key passes from Kelly to Armour and Tasker. Soville added a late San Francisco rush for a score as the 49ers pulled ahead. Buffalo’s Holmes and Thomas produced steady rushing, while Kelly threw for over three hundred yards. Officials and standings noted in the report.
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Rice
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Popson
Ron Blum
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Dafe Williams
LI Bill Spykaam
Bull Jury
Don Carlsen
Kirk Dornan
Basketball Previews From Maryland Small Schools
A roundup of girls hoops previews detailing each school's last season record, coach, returning and new players, and outlooks. Teams include Brunswick Catoctin Damascus FCA Frederick MSD Middletown New Life Christian Poolesville St Johns Thomas Johnson Walkersville with notes on height, guard strength, and rebuilding efforts.
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Bill Martin
Stacey Crowl
Kristie Stockman
Katie Evancho
Peggy Pearl
Jennifer Grams
Jessica Sowers
Julie Foltz
Larissa Green
Twanya Webber
Holly Huffer
Melissa Osborne
Brenna Remsburg
Amber Ricketts
Karen Raynor
Martin
Cougars
Jessie Mcllrath
Elizabeth McCurdy
Bollinger
Merico
Cree
Damascus
Barb King
Shannon Burns
Kristina Clipper
Erin Smith
Teicher Haney
Evelyn Mesones
Jessie Skoda
Tara Short
Stephanie Frebertshouser
Megan Heaton
Joyce Nieley
Lila Morency
Laura Brosius
Stephanie Davidson
Tera Adkins
Chaka Gray
Tiffany Gregory
Heather King
Melodie Sensenig
Susan Dennison
Terry Nicely
Nicley
Brosius
Davidson
Frederick
Tony Driebelbies
Samantha Biggus
Serenity Bush
Tanika Gee
Kristy Fitzpatrick
Kristia Jackson
Heather Winter
Michele Matulevic
Tracy Cox
Taiya Tribett
Lakisha Spencer
Sarah Milter
Shayla Parham
Driebelbles
Singapore
Brian Matthews
Melissa Kelly
Christy Polansky
Rachel Molesky
Crystal Crampton
Cara Consuegra
Mimi Ritter
Casey Stevens
Angie Saddler
Jamie McDonough
Sara Crown
Karen Quick
Katie Allnutt
Matthews
von Garrel
Middletown
Mark Miller
Trish Tressler
Alex Stephens
Corinne Moore
JoAnn Engestrom
Jessica Baker
Lara Brennecke
Meghan Marcantonio
Lisa Felthausen
Liz Shannon
Anne Rieser
Aryn McCumber
Adrienne Wojciechowski
Krista Kennedy
Christina Adams
Jessica Mitchell
Kim Carter
Hannah Moore
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Kelly Swick
Laura Thoms
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Steve Kennedy
Angela Kennedy
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Nicole Teasley
Theresa Moore
Shailen Greene
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Jessica Sullins
Jennifer Reed
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Shenea Talley
Karen Burley
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Marsha Thompson
Nikki Kline
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Kim Cooper
Janice Dayhoff
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Bartee Returns to Orioles After Rule 5 Draft
Kimera Bartee, previously with the Frederick Keys and drafted by Baltimore from Minnesota, returns to the Orioles organization through the Rule 5 Draft. The Orioles acquired Bartee in a trade involving Scott Erickson, with Rule 5 rules requiring a $50,000 selection and roster retention or offer back for $25,000. The Orioles also added Allen Plaster and Doug Newstrom to Rochester, while losing Kim Batiste, Miguel Mejia, and Rick Forney to other clubs.
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Frederick Keys
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Twins
Scott Erickson
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San Franciso Giants
Kim Batiste
Kansas City Royals
Miguel Mejia
Allen Plaster
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Huntsville
Doug Newstrom
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Antonio
Rey Rick Forney
Bowie
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Iowa
Hammond’s 1989 golf career highlights and near card loss
Hammond won the 1986 Bob Hope Classic in a sudden death playoff and the 1989 Texas Open. He claimed four Masters starts and three U.S. Open appearances. He could play the Kemper Open if he qualif ies Monday. He joined the Frederick County YMCA Hall of Fame in 1990. In 1991 he narrowly kept PGA Tour status by finishing top 40 at Q School.
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Frederick County
Alvin G. Quinn
Redskins Pay 180 Million For New Stadium
The Redskins will fund 180 million to build a stadium with the state covering 73 million in public costs for the Landover project. Maryland gains a football team with the arrival of the Redskins, who aim to move in by 1997 and hope to surpass Dallas on the field.
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Redskins Adapt Game Plan To Beat Cowboys
After the game, Dallas players claimed Washington had an edge because Norv Turner, former Cowboys offensive coordinator, was on the Redskins sideline. Turner downplayed the idea but admitted it could be a psychological edge for Washington. The Redskins won by mimicking tactics the 49ers used to defeat Dallas recently.
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Redskins
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Norv Turner
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Mount St. Mary’s earns two NEC weekly honors in season start
Mount St. Mary’s guards Amy Langville and Megan Gardiner earned NEC weekly accolades after a 2-0 season start in the Brown Invitational. Langville scored 17 points with eight first half assists in the Furman win before a 24 point game versus Siena earning MVP. Gardiner debuted with 21 points against Furman and added 14 points with four rebounds against Siena, earning all tournament honors.
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Amy Langville
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Braves Sign McGriff To $20.5 Million Four Year Pact
Atlanta Braves guard Fred McGriff agreed to a four year deal worth 20.5 million dollars with a 1 million signing bonus. The contract calls for 4.5 million in 1996 and 5 million in each of the next three seasons with a 250 thousand dollar annual bonus if he records 550 plate appearances. McGriff helped Atlanta win its first World Series title.
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Wake Forest star Duncan top ACC player of the week
Tim Duncan of Wake Forest was named ACC player of the week after posting 22 points and 16 rebounds in a 69-53 win over Oklahoma State in the Great Eight Tournament and 21 points with 14 rebounds in a home victory over Lehigh. Antawn Jamison earned rookie honors after totaling 55 points on 18 of 26 shooting and 19 of 24 free throws across three North Carolina wins, adding 26 rebounds.
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George wins Walker Award for top college running back
Ohio State running back Eddie George was named Doak Walker Award winner as the nation’s best at the position. He finished fifth nationally in rushing with 1,826 yards and led in scoring with 24 touchdowns, averaging 152 rushing yards per game. Finalists included Karim Abdul-Jabbar UCLA and Tiki Barber Virginia among others.
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Doak Walker
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Fiee
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Ucla
Tiki Barber
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Hardaway Wins NBA Player of the Month for November
Anfernee Hardaway of the Orlando Magic earns NBA Player of the Month as the team posts a 13-2 mark in November despite Shaquille ONeal missing action. He averages 27 points, 6.5 assists, 8 rebounds while shooting .510 from the field and .792 at the line. His month includes a career high 42 points in a 130-122 triple overtime win over New Jersey.
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Anfernee Hardaway
Orlando
Magic
Shaquille O’neal
Hardaway
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Colts Harbaugh Undergoes Knee Surgery
Indianapolis AP report says Jim Harbaugh, NFL’s top rated quarterback, had arthroscopic surgery Monday to remove damaged knee cartilage. He will be out at least one week, coach Ted Marchibroda said. Either Paul Justin or Craig Erickson will start at Jacksonville.
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Jim Harbaugh
NFL
Ted Marchibroda
Marchibroda
Paul Justin
Harbaugh
Craig Erickson
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Winter high school sports kick off with varied matchups today
Frederick area schools begin the winter season with boys and girls basketball games across multiple gyms. Thomas Johnson visits Oakland Mills. Walkersville hosts Brunswick. Middletown at Williamsport. Catoctin vs Smithsburg. New Life Christian against Faith Christian. St. John’s at Prospect Hall vs Potomac. Frederick Christian Academy versus Broadfording. Damascus hosts Liberty. Hood women host Wesley. Wrestling features TJ and Walkersville at Maryland School for the Deaf. Winter previews start with girls basketball in the Frederick News-Post.
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Wesley
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