Charlotte Nets Narrowly Edge Lakers In High Scoring Bout
A chaotic scorecard shows Charlotte at 103 and New Jersey at 104 in a frantic game. Key players include Perhina, Mare, and Asuits for Charlotte while New Jersey features Mourners, Bogues, and Mahorn. Rebounds and assists are spread unevenly as teams battle to the final buzzer.
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Cavaliers and Pistons in Rough NBA Tilt Echoes Close Finish
Scoring bursts from Ferrel and Kepcak pace a tight 1990s style duel as Cavaliers edge Pistons 98 97 in a late fourth quarter rally. Key figures include Adams Cugmas and Gr Graken amid a collision of rebounds and turnovers.
Maryland 72 Louisville 65 details and tournament notes
Maryland defeats Louisville 72 65 in Blue Ridge Classic action with Burns 6 13 24 points and Metrina 28 points leading for Maryland while Louisville's LeGree and Brewer contribute multiple baskets. Tournament totals show MCCONNELL SSLAG and other teams in the field with varied scoring across squads.
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Terps Hold Off Cardinals In Tight Louisville Win
Maryland, led by freshmen Simpkins Rhodes and Exree Hipp, controlled the clock to stifle Louisville late. Hipp and Rhodes each score 15 as Burns adds 14 and Kerwin 10. Cardinal standouts Morton 17 and Rozier 14 lead with 22 and 11 rebounds respectively. Maryland extends win streak to a season-best run under Williams.
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Copper Bowl Utah vs Washington State on ESPN at 7 43 p m
College football action highlights Utah and Washington State in the Copper Bowl with ESPN coverage at 7 43 p m. Also notes NHL matchup New York Rangers at Washington at 7 30 p m on HTS. Rainbow Classic semifinals scheduled for two college basketball games at 11 p m HTS.
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Collage of Scores and Players Across Notable Games
A jumble of college and professional football and basketball results lists several teams and players. Notable showings include Notre Dame, LSU, Maryland, Texas State, Yale, Penn State, and St Louis with varied scores and performances.
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Montana returns to star role in 49ers win over Lions
Joe Montana, back from nearly two years out with injury, passed for two fourth quarter TDs as the San Francisco 49ers beat the Detroit Lions 24-6. San Francisco earned a first round bye at 14-2, while Detroit finished 5-11. Montana, age 36, energized the crowd with relief duty and directed three scoring drives in rainy, windy conditions.
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Walkersville Tops TJ As Moten Sparks Comeback
TJ led 37-26 at halftime before Walkersville surged to a 48-42 third quarter margin. Moten scored 11 straight for TJ late, but Walkersville pulled away to win 59-42 as Miller praised the second half. Mike Anders led TJ with 12 points. West and McKenzie had 10 each.
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Steve McKenzie
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Old Dominion University
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Rick Alvarado
All-Pro Team Selections Highlight NFC AFC Standouts
MARSHALL, members on the All-Pro team were Houston and Minnesota. The Oilers had center Bruce Matthews, defensive tackle Ray Childress and inside linebacker Al Smith. For Minnesota, it was guard Randall McDaniel, defensive end Chris Coleman and cornerback Audray McMillian. The other offensive starters were running backs Emmitt Smith of Dallas and Barry Foster of Pittsburgh, tight end Jay Novacek of Dallas, tackle Richmond Webb of Miami, guard Steve Wisniewski of the Los Angeles Raiders, placekicker Pete Stoyanovich of Miami, and kick returner Deion Sanders of Atlanta. Others on defense were Philadelphia end Clyde Simmons, Pittsburgh cornerback Rod Woodson, Buffalo safety Henry Jones, Denver safety Steve Atwater and Phoenix punter imarillo. Fourteen players from the NFC and 12 from the AFC made the squad. Only Wisniewski repeated from the 1991 offensive team. Defensive repeaters were Swilling, Simmons and Atwater. The second team offense featured a tie at quarterback between Buffalo's Jim Kelly and Philadelphia's Randall Cunningham, each with one vote. Joining them were running backs Thurman Thomas, Buffalo, and Barry Sanders, Detroit, receivers Michael Irvin, Dallas, and Andre Rison, Atlanta, right end Keith Jackson, Miami, tackles Steve Wallace, San Francisco, and Paul Gruber, Tampa Bay, guards Guy McIntyre, San Francisco, and Mike Munchak, Houston, center Mark Stepnoski, Dallas, placekicker Morten Andersen, New Orleans, and kick returner Mel Gray, Detroit.
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Ray Childress
al Smith
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Chris Coleman
Audray McMillian
Emmitt Smith
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Pittsburgh
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Richmond Webb
Miami
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Los Angeles Raiders
Pete Stoyanovich
Deion Sanders
Atlanta
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Rod Woodson
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Henry Jones
Denver
Steve Atwater
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Jim Kelly
Randall Cunningham
Thurman Thomas
Barry Sanders
Detroit
Michael Irvin
Andre Rison
Avlanta
Keith Jackson
Steve Wallace
San Francisco
Paul Gruber
Tampa Bay
Guy McIintyre
Mike Munchak
Mark Stepnoski
Morten Andersen
New Orleans
Mel Gray
Top eight in college basketball unchanged for third week
The poll keeps Duke Kansas Kentucky Indiana North Carolina Michigan Seton Hall and Iowa at spots 1–8 for a third straight week. Changes loom next week as Kansas NC and Michigan head to the Rainbow Classic and Kentucky meets Indiana in Louisville while Arkansas and Georgetown rise to positions nine and ten.
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Sal Maglie dies at 75 in Niagara Falls
Sal Maglie known as The Barber died of pneumonia at 75 in Niagara Falls Memorial Nursing Home where he had been since a 1987 stroke. The curveball specialist lost Larsen’s perfect game in the 1956 World Series and helped the Dodgers win the NL pennant late in his career.
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Tennessee Tops Cardinal. Stanford Drops to No 3 in AP Poll
Tennessee remains undefeated at 6-0 and ousts Stanford from No 2, dropping the defending NCAA champion Cardinal to third after a second loss to the Volunteers. Vanderbilt rises to its highest ranking ever at No 2, while Iowa, Virginia, Maryland, Stephen F. Austin, Purdue, Penn State and Colorado fill the rest of the top ten.
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Parker named ACC player of week for Cavaliers win
Cornel Parker of Virginia earned the Atlantic Coast Conference player of the week after scoring 16 points and grabbing seven rebounds in Virginia's 86-83 victory over Alabama. Parker limited Alabama guard James Robinson, who scored 14 of his 24 points after Parker picked up his fourth foul with 5:52 left and fouled out with 57 seconds remaining.
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Spurs guard Sean Elliott named NBA player of the week
Sean Elliott of the San Antonio Spurs earns NBA player of the week honors after averaging 27.3 points over three wins. He shot 62.5 percent, with 30 of 48 field goals, and added 6.7 rebounds and six assists as Spurs began under new coach John Lucas.
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San Antonio Spurs
NBA
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Damascus girls and boys tourneys shift through Westminster and Mount Hebron
A preview of multiple holiday tournaments lists Damascus and Atholton in Westminster and Mount Hebron events with Singapore, South Carroll, Francis Scott Key, Quince Orchard, and others. It details round times, consolation and championship games, and a Mount St. Mary’s vs Army men’s schedule with radio coverage and team records.
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