Chilly Davis Named Outstanding DH of 1991
MIAMI BEACH AP Chili Davis of the Minnesota Twins was named Outstanding Designated Hitter for 1991. He batted .277 with 2 homers and 3 RBIs, leading hitters in total bases, homers and RBIs. Frank Thomas and Paul Molitor followed in voting. Davis is the first Twin to win the award.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Chili Davis
Minnesota Twins
Davis
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Frank Thomas
Milwaukee
Paul Molitor
Farmington Hills
Mich
John Daly
Charles Bartlett
Daly
Erie
Virginia Rises in AP Women's College Poll to No 2
The AP women's basketball poll shows Virginia at 2 with a 6-0 start, Maryland up to 7 from 9, and George Washington reaching a career high after a Penn State win. Tennessee remains No 1 with 63 first place votes as Stanford and Vanderbilt follow.
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Virginia
Associated Press
Maryland
George Washington
Ryan
Penn State
Chris Weller
Tennessee
Stanford
Richmond
Texas
Vanderbilt
Commodores
No charges against Mitchell in San Diego rape case
AP reports prosecutors decided not to file charges against Kevin Miccnen after investigating a woman's allegation of rape at his Chuls Viste home. Deputy District Attorney David Greenberg cited the woman’s wishes as a key factor in the decision.
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San Diego
San Francisco
Guanes
Kevin Miccnen
Chuls Viste
Attornney
David Greenberg
Texas eyes Mackovic as Texas coach candidate
John Mackovic emerges as the leading candidate to replace David MacWilliams as Texas football coach. He is in Chicago for a Big Ten meeting and expected to interview within days. Dodds may meet Mackovic in New York during a College Football Hall of Fame dinner. Dallas Morning News notes a Tuesday Austin flight to meet officials.
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Austin
Texas
Mirpois
John Mackovic
David MacWilliams
Mackovic
Chicago
Austin American
Dallas Morning News
Malone Wins NBA Player of the Week Honors
Jeff Malone of the Utah Jazz earned the NBA player of the week after a 3-1 run including road wins at San Antonio and Houston. He averaged 22.8 points 3.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game and hit 9 of 10 free throws. He beat Chris Mullin and Kevin Willis for the award among a crowded field.
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NEW York
Jeff Malone
Utah Jazz
San Antonio
Houston
Malone
Chris Mullin
Golden State
Atlanta
Kevin Willis
Dominique Wilkins
Boston
Larry Bird
Denver
Reggie Williams
Pik Smits
Indiana
Charles Smith
Los Angeles Clippers
Minnesota
Tony Campbell
Hersey Hawkins
Philadelphia
Jeff Hornacek
Phoenix
Portland
Clyde Drexler
Edberg to comeback from knee injury
Sweden’s Stefan Edberg, the world No. 1, will return from a knee injury in an exhibition at Kooyong. He missed Antwerp and withdrew from Munich’s Grand Slam Cup. Promoter Colin Stubs said the Colonial Mutual Classic in Melbourne would feature eight players to be played in December.
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Melbourne
Australia
Stefan Edberg
Sweden
Edberg
Antwerp
Belgium
Munich
Germany
Colin Stubs
Kooyong
Eighteen Still Alive for Playoff Spots
AFC and NFC playoff chances hinge on late-season games as teams led by Kramer Kemp Beuerlein and Young vie for remaining berths. Redskins (13-1) secured the East with home-field advantage. Giants were toppled by the Eagles, leaving several clubs in the hunt for five spots. Contenders include Dolphins Jets Seahawks Browns Bears Lions 49ers and Saints with final week decisions and possible tiebreakers shaping the playoff field.
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Erik Kramer
Jeff Kemp
Steve Boweriais
Steve Beno
Mark Vlasic
Kansas City
Seattle
Redskins
New York Giants
Eagles
Calgary
Kramer
Stampeders
Andre Waic
Rodney Peete
Detroit
Kemp
Dave Krieg
Norman Braman
Jack
NFL
Jim McMahon
Philadelphia
Houston
Giants
McMahon
Dallas
Washington
Beuerlein
Michael Irvin
Troy Aikman
Bears
Lions
Atlanta
New Orleans
San Francisco
Sg Philadelphia
48Ers
Vikings
Pat Swilling
Chicago
Delphia Sunda
Deer Killing Records From Frederick County Staging Stations
Frederick County deer were checked at multiple stations by numerous attendants listing residence weight deer and kill locality. The long sequence names many checkers from Myersville Middletown Frederick Jefferson Wolfsville and other towns with deer details such as weights varying from 35 to 195 pounds and several does and bucks noted at sites like Mt Tabor Rd Watershed and John Cline Rd.
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Frederick County
Myersville
EXXON
Paul Miller
Middletown
Roy Schafer
Max Beer
Rodney Baer
Frederick
Andrew Heasser
Larry Mr
Elvin Wolf, Sr
Myeraville
Brent Moser
Darrel Legs
Doe
Jefferson
Tim Bradshaw
Mt. Phillip
Albert Gates
Mt. Airy
Fisher Hollow
Richard Spangler
Wolfsville
Button Back
John Cline
Allan Hoffman
Baltimore
Shookstown
Edward Huber
Waldorf
Watershed
Paul
Mt Tabor
Mike Pottenberger
Foxtown
Michael Pottenberger
Fox Gap
Brian McDermott
Bolivar
Thomas Baonifant
Woodbine
Monument Rd
David Keller
Middlepoint
John Harrise
Edgewood Church
Erik McCay
Braddock Hghts
Edward Beckhem
Smithsburg
Brandenburg Hollow
Ricky Toms
Brian Hendricks
Eric Kline
Smitheburg
Frederick Watershed
Gary Hulfer
Middletoen
David Clemson
Myersvile
Highland School
Todd Harne
Wolfville
Chad Botn
Stookstown
Steve Winfield
Michael Tucker
Steve Stottlemyer
Harmony
Richard Bouteile
Mpo
Atle
Gambrill Park
James Ehlers
Pasadens
Dos
Gambrill Part
Martin Ehlers
Relay
Leslie Beauchamp
Andrew Sullivan
Derwood
Tramsville
Michael Hearts
Cold Deer Pond
Scott Schiffine
Walkertyilie
Braddock
Kregg Reynolds
Knoxville
Ralph Bucklew
Hagerstown
Paul Spangler
Russell Harris
Timothy Twigg
Larry Ripple
Williamsport
Breth Ch
Dwayne Startzman
Hagers
Mt. Tabor
Charles Markes
Picnic Woods
Joase Winfeld
Doz
Darrell Moore
Thormont
Jim Dodson
James Edward Murphy
Doc
Jamez Musick
Millersville
Wayne Newton
Glen Burnie
Joubua Swats
Keedysville
McLee Kiera
Lee Stottlemyer
Kevin Lewis
Stottiemyer
Johanie Keller
Smithaburg
David LaBell
Breth. Ch
Michael Brady
Hamburg
Gary Bayses
Hamburg Rd
Terry Freshhost
Highland Schoa
William Zepp
Marker Rd
Gregory Medder
Frederik Watershed
Timothy Ganley
Michael Gelles
Charles Wiles
Dale Bidle
Joshua Johnston
Easterday
Thomas E. Hartley
Germantown
Kirk A Wouksy
Cemterville
Frederck Watershed
Michael L. Warrenfeltz
Gembrill Park
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Gambettl Park
Todd A. Nutter
Church Hill
Michael McCanney
Ina
Walkersville
Gam
Ryan C. Fogle
Jefferios
Richard G. Barlow
Rohersville
James W. Shea
Baldwih
Frederick Waterbed
Timothy Pilcher
Ellicott City
Dr. Perry Rd
Donald L. Sigher
Burkittsville
Charles Town
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Conlin WR
Pantech Brier
Reveger
Cteg
Sean
Jim
Sesiegs Peet
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Teckel
Thrace & Orne
Henry Auto Parts
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