Dense Basketball Scores Report Across NBA and College
A sprawling, OCR messy sports page lists numerous NBA results from Monday including Washington, Cleveland, Minnesota, Chicago, and Seattle games with player stats and team totals. It also shows college rankings, local high school basketball notes, and upcoming schedule blurbs across leagues with scattered scores and notable players.
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Boston
Serre Dieision
Chane
Mirwaunet
Inca
Houston
Yey Mason
Geiger
Rae
Boones
Addison
Goldwire
Gdek
Earth
Washington
Howard
Webber
Muresan
Chearey
Sineland
Grant
Jackson
Whitnay
Murray
Four Urbans wrestlers place in Southern Invitational Tourney
Urbana Hawks place four in the Southern Invitational with Jarbath Chucoski and Abbott all taking runner up spots and Reed finishing third. Urbana defeated Queen Anne’s 40 30 in opening round but fell to South Carroll and St Mary’s, with strong showings from lower weights and Abbott adjusting to upper weights. Coach Peter Daddone praised the team’s resilience, noting underweight and inexperienced upper weights but Abbott’s fit in higher classes.
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Urbans
Phil Jarbath
Stephen Chucoski
Chris Abbott
Jum Reed
Hawks
Urbana
Queen Anne's High School
South Carroll
St. Mary's
Queen Anne
Luke Jones
Reed
Jarhath
Chucoski
Ure Lirak
Sagar
Feige Casses
Sauk Urbana
Peter Daddone
Scully Carroll
St Mary's
Daddone
Abbott Ha
Mount women edge William and Mary in OT thriller
Mount St. Mary’s women rally from 15 down to beat William and Mary 81-79 in overtime at the Georgia Tech Christmas Classic consolation game in Allarta. Kris Bryan scores a career high 21, Amy Langville adds 24, Vern Feldbush ties with a 12-foot jumper to force OT. Langville hits decisive jumper with 6.1 seconds left. Wagner leads W&M with 15. Mount opens NEC play Jan 2 at Marist.
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Mount St. Mary
William and Mary
Georgia Tech
MSM
Jo Val Nance
Vern Feldbush
Katie Avereta
Bet
Steside Wow
Bridget Wagner
Langville
Julie Sommer
Bryant
Wagner
The
Mount
Marist
Frederick County sports highlights recap 1995 year overview
A year in Frederick County sports features Coach Bigebadey reaching 761 wins on the all time list, FCC women 24 3 and upset by Anne Arundel, Olympic Torch Run stops in Baltimore and Annapolis, Garrett Stephenson’s Orioles debut and trade, Earl Weaver Hall of Fame election, Roberto Alomar controversy, and Juwan Howard briefly joining the Miami Heat before returning to the Bullets, reflecting a volatile season.
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Bigebadey
Tira Ag
FCC
Anne Arundel
Astimele
Frederick County
Debbie Thompson Brown
Baltimore
Kevin McCarthy
Jefferson
Annapolis
Garrett Stephenson
Don Loun
Senators
Stephenson
Orioles
Rochester
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Oriole
Earl Weaver
Baseball Hall of Fame
Roberto Alomar
John Hirschback
Alomar
Albert Belle
Bullets
Juwan Howard
Miami Heat
Washington
NBA
AFC matchups heat up as Broncos host Jaguars tonight
NFL analysis compares Dom Capers and Barry Switzer era teams with Tony Boselli vs Bruce Smith prospects. Jaguars ride a six game win streak toward Denver, while Denver enters with clinched home field but a string of meaningless games. Patriots at Steelers loom as Parcells vs Cowher coaches headline the weekend playoff preview.
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Denver
Broncos
Jaguars
Tony Boselli
Bruce Smith
Alfred Williams
Boselli
Seattle
Rich Stadium
Mile High
New England
New
Steelers
Cowboys
Vikings
Nemes Gaye
Mike Tomczak
Kordell Stewart
Bill Parcells
Bill Cowher
Parcells
College Football Slates Packed Bowl and Classic TV lines
ESPN2 airs NHL Colorado at Chicago at 8:82 p.m. Howard meets Southern in Heritage Bowl at noon in Atlanta with other bowls including Sun Bowl Michigan State vs Stanford in El Paso and Independence Bowl Army vs Auburn in Shreveport. Orange Bowl Nebraska vs Virginia Tech in Miami at 7 p.m. plus multiple college basketball games and bowls across ESPN channels.
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San Diego
Colorado
Washington
Heritage
Atanta Howard
Stuthecy U
ESPN
Sam Bow
el Paso
Texas
Stanard
Mctagan State
CBS
Shreveport
la Apa
Army
Milam
Nebraska
Virginia Tech
Tampa
Fla
Alabama
Michigan
New Orleans
Fonda State
Va Flonda
Dir
ABC
Chicago
Howard
Southern
Atlanta
Michigan St
Stanford
Auburn
Miami
Favre Named MVP For Second Straight Season
New York AP reports Brett Favre won the NFL MVP for the second year in a row, the first to repeat since 1990. He captured 52 of 93 ballots from a nationwide AP sports writers panel, joining Joe Montana as the only players with back to back MVPs.
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NEW York
Brett Favre
Green Bay Packers
Favre
Associated Press
Joe Montana
Steve Young
John Unitas
Jim Brown
Michael Johnson Tops AP Male Athlete of the Year
AP voters named Michael Johnson the Male Athlete of the Year after his 1996 Olympic sprint double at Atlanta and record burst. Johnson led the AP poll with 300 points, ahead of Tiger Woods, Evander Holyfield, Michael Jordan, and Brett Favre in a year-end ranking.
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Michael Johnson
Johnson
Associated Press
Tiger Woods
Evander Holyfield
Michael Jordan
Brett Favre
Former Oriole Gene Brabender Dies in Wisconsin
Gene Brabender, a right handed pitcher who played for the Baltimore Orioles, Seattle Pilots and Milwaukee Brewers, died after a stroke. Drafted by the Dodgers in 1961, he debuted with the Orioles in 1966 and went 43 3.50 ERA in his World Series winning season. He later pitched for the Pilots in 1969 and Brewers in 1970, finishing with a 6 15 record that year.
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Madison
Wis
Gene Romcamel
Pauce
Baltimore Orioles
Seattle Pilote
Milwaukee Brew
Bernard Brabender
Los Angeles Dodgers
Orioles
The
Pilots
Brabender
Milwaukee
Brewers
Mesa charged with harassment in Dominican Republic
Cleveland Indians pitcher Jose Mesa spoke on national television to deny a felony sexual harassment charge. He said he is a man of irreproachable conduct as a public figure, while a friend and he were charged with fondling a woman and released on a $5,000 bond.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Cleveland Indians
Jose Mesa
United States
Mesa
Cleveland
Orioles Beat Indians in Playoff Run Until Yuled by Maier Incident
Cal Ripken moves to third base as Calhoun or Alomar faces a five game suspension for last September's umpire spat. Eddie Murray-like power from Rafael Palmeiro boosts a Baltimore push to the playoffs. Peter Angelos blocks July trades, keeping Bonilla and Weiss and helping Baltimore reach the postseason before a pennant chase with the Yankees and the Maier incident.
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Ripken
Alomar
John Hirschbeck
Anderson
Orioles
Baltimore
Peter Angelos
Bonilla
David Weiss
Angelos
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Jeffrey Maier
Tony Tarasco Swears
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