TJ Lancers notch victories in Holiday Invitational
TJ Patriots beat Watkins Mill 79 53 after a close start and lead most of the game. Terence Morris scored 32 with 15 rebounds for TJ while Hasheem Alexander had 11 assists. TJ improves to 6 0 and advances to tonight’s final at Thomas Johnson High School.
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Orioles Acquire David Wells From Reds in Deal for Goodwin
Baltimore adds left hander David Wells to bolster the rotation in a trade with Cincinnati that sends outfielder Curtis Goodwin and a minor leaguer Trevin Valdez along with Wells. Pat Gillick says Wells strengthens the staff for AL East competition.
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Ripken's Record Tops AP Story List for 95
Cal Ripken matched Lou Gehrig by 2,130 consecutive games and then hit a home run for the record-breaker. He extended the streak to 2,153 by season's end, remaining Orioles opening day shortstop hope as 1996 coverage notes his relentless pursuit.
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Redskins Enter 1996 With Solid Core And Uncertain QB
Ashburn Va AP Norv Turner outlines stability for 1996 as 14 of 22 starters are under contract and most others intend to return. Redskins emphasize continuity while weighing re signings and cap constraints. Frerotte and Shuler possible starters with a trade still possible.
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Caps blank Canadiens 4-0 as Carey earns sixth career shutout
Washington goalie Jim Carey stopped 20 shots for his second shutout of the season and Peter Bondra scored twice in a 4-0 win over the Montreal Canadiens. Joe Juneau and Steve Konowalchuk also lit the lamp as Washington rolled three goals in 2:21 of the third period while Sergei Gonchar added three assists. Thibault, named NHL player of the week earlier, faced two periods before the Capitals took control with two power-play goals.
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Murray sparks Roaders past Indians in close opener
Jeff Murray came off the Brunswick bench to score nine points in the fourth quarter helping the Railroaders defeat Poolesville 64 55 in the Richard H. Reeve Classic opener. McLane led Brunswick with 22 points as Stull added 12 while Poolesville’s Paul Smith had 18.
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Tigers edge Knights in FCC Lady Cougar Invitational final four
Brooklyn's Bishop Kearney defeated Middletown 29-8 in a turnover plagued game to reach the title game against South Carroll. Middletown, coached by Mark Miller, struggled with ball control, totaling 34 turnovers while Bishop Kearney had 32. South Carroll earlier beat Holy Cross 47-40 to advance.
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