TV sports night slate with NHL and NBA games
The schedule lists NHL Washington at Quebec 7:30 pm on Channel 20 and NBA Cleveland at Washington 7:30 pm and Dallas at Chicago 8:05 pm on WIBS. College football All-American Bowl BYU vs Virginia on Channel 45 or 50, plus college basketball Hingis at Missouri at 9 pm on USA. Various regional college results follow with scores across multiple games.
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Texas keeps top spot in AP women's basketball poll
Texas remains No. 1 with 56 first place votes and 1,196 points after a 99-85 win over Long Beach State. Auburn tracks second with 1,138 points. Tennessee ranks third, Louisiana Tech fourth, and Texas adds Conwell back to bolster front court as rankings include changes from last week.
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Nance Named NBA Player of the Week
Phoenix forward Larry Nance earned NBA Player of the Week honors after averaging 32.7 points, 11.7 rebounds and three blocks. He highlighted the stretch with a career high 45 points and 15 rebounds in a 120 109 win over Sacramento. He also posted 26 points and 14 rebounds in a loss to Portland and 27 points in a loss to the Lakers while shooting .655 that week.
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Lemieux Wins NHL Player of the Week honors
Mario Lemieux of the Pittsburgh Penguins was named the NHL Player of the Week for the period ending December 21 after totaling 12 points in four games, including five goals. Linemate Randy Cunneyworth added seven goals and two assists as Pittsburgh won three in a row in the Patrick Division, with Lemieux excelling in two wins over the New York Rangers.
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Garvey Named Top Little League Graduate of 1987
Steve Garvey, a 16 year veteran of the Dodgers and Padres, was chosen as the 1987 William A Shea Distinguished Little League Graduate. The award honors a major league player who embodies Little League spirit and serves as a positive role model. Garvey started at Drew Park Little League in Tampa and has 2,500 hits with six 200 hit seasons and was NL MVP in 1974.
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Nets Rally Past Jazz For 106 95 Victory In New Jersey
The New Jersey Nets outscored Utah 35-10 in the final period to erase a five point deficit and beat the Jazz 106-95 in East Rutherford. John Bagley scored six, Pearl Washington and Mike Gminski four each, as Washington led with 24 points and Gminski added 23 and 15 rebounds. The win halted a three game slide for the Nets and extended Utah’s road skid to four.
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Maple Leafs North Stars Fight to 0-0 Tie in Penalty Heavy Clash
Toronto Maple Leafs and Minnesota North Stars battled to a 0-0 tie in a penalty marred NHL game. Kari Takko earned the first North Stars shutout this season while Allan Bester posted his second. Referee Bob Myers handed out 131 minutes in penalties as both teams failed on all power plays.
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Steeplechasers Sweep Jingle Belt 5K at Frederick High
Rusty Moore won the Jingle Belt Charity 5K at Frederick High School with 19 22. Brian Dixon was second with 16 42 and Bill Stahr third at 17 08. Matt Adams led the top 10 in 17 13, with Jon Zombro and Dwayne Neal fifth at 18 28. Neal won the two mile Run For Your Life in 12 01, Moore second in 12 10, Shankle third in 12 28. The Lub sponsor is listed as Srederigh Steeplechasers Running.
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Georgetown Rolls Past Rice In 90-63 Victory
No. 13 Georgetown led 44-33 at halftime and pulled away after the break. Perry McDonald had 19 points and 14 rebounds, supporting 60 percent shooting as Mark Tillman 17 and Anthony Tucker 15 aided the Hoyas to a fourth straight win while Rice struggled with 6 of 29 from three.
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Busy local state sports slate closes regular season
In 1987 area teams wrap up regular play with five boys games and one holiday tourney day plus one girls game. Prospect Hall competes in Western Valley Christmas at St James with St James Highland View Gonzaga Vikings. St James faces Highland View at 6 p.m. and Vikings meet Gonzaga at 7 30 p.m. Brunswick visits Poolesville in girls action. One wrestling match Frederick hosting South Hagerstown. Two swimming meets Brunswick hosting Middletown and TV at Linganore Walkersville pool. Most teams idle until holiday tournaments begin this weekend. All county teams will play in a holiday tourney.
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North Hagerstown beats Frederick in girls basketball showdown
North High grabbed a 45-37 victory at Frederick on Monday, aided by a seven foot jumper and strong offensive boards. Frederick, now 1-5, led 25-24 at halftime but saw North Hagerstown pull away late with free throws. Kelli Summers led Frederick with 21 points while Angel Carroll scored 17 for North Hagerstown.
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Linganore Lancers top Walkersville in 44 18 win
Linganore belts Walkersville 44 18 as five falls pace the victory. Haines Pastor Smith key pins under a minute, Haines fastest at 33 seconds. Walkersville nets three pins while exhibition bouts also feature pins before Linganore heads to Smithsburg next.
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Grim Declares Passion Over a Modest Track Career
Jockey Phil Grove, sidelined by a recent wrist injury, faces an eight week absence after a December fall at Charles Town. Frederick native John Grim supports the sport, noting the job pays modestly and is chosen for love of track. Grove, 40, has 3,083 career wins with 21,287 starts and a 105 win season this year.
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