Mount St Mary's panel rejects football return
An Ad Hoc Committee at Mount St. Marys College unanimously recommended against reinstating football. The panel cited gender equity concerns and high costs, noting lukewarm support from alumni and students and strong opposition from current athletes. President George Houston will decide after reviewing the report.
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Season ends for Webber with shoulder surgery
Washington Bullets forward Chris Webber had surgery on his left shoulder ending his frustrating season. Webber, who signed a six year 57 million contract, played 15 games this season, averaging 23 points and eight rebounds before dislocating the shoulder in December 1994.
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Bullets Narrow List of Five Potential Names
The Washington Bullets debate a new team name with five finalists Dragons Express Sea Dogs Stallions and Wizards after sifting through 500000 entries in the Rename the Bullets contest Critics say the current name evokes gun violence The discussion noted Webber may face surgery and possible season impact if delayed into May with doctors warning career stakes in any further procedures
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Seahawks to Move to Los Angeles to Play at Rose Bowl
Seattle Seahawks plan to relocate to Los Angeles for next season citing Kingdome renovation costs The team will play at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena a move that follows recent NFL relocations including the Raiders and Rams leaving LA and Browns moving to Baltimore.
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Booth sparks Terrapins past Cavaliers in ACC clash
Maryland stormed back behind Keith Booth with 11 of his 27 points and 16 rebounds to beat Virginia 80-72. Jamal Robinson led a late Cavalier push with 29 points, but Virginia shot poorly and committed 16 turnovers as Maryland seized control in the second half.
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Gardiner Leads MSM Women Past Wagner for 81 59 Win
Mount St Marys freshman Megan Gardiner scored a career high 29 points to lead the Mountaineers to an 81 59 NEC win over Wagner at Knott Arena. Keisha McCarty added 12 as Kris Bryant had a career best nine rebounds. Dawn White led Wagner with 18 points.
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Capitals Rally Past Senators In Ottawa 4-2 Victory
Dale Hunter scored the deciding goal midway through the third period as the Washington Capitals erased a two-goal hole to defeat the Ottawa Senators 4-2 in Kanata. Michal Pivonka Keith Jones and Steve Konowalchuk also scored for Washington while Frank Musil and Steve Duchesne tallied for Ottawa. Rhodes stopped 42 shots in a tight battle at Palladium with Ottawa's worst 9-39-2 record on display.
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MSM football plan rejected amid apathy and costs
Mount St Marys weighs football amid student indifference and financial concerns. A unanimous Ad Hoc Committee recommendation against starting the sport cites Title IX and campus life impact, with alumni largely supportive, students mostly opposed, and potential tailgate venues elsewhere. Also, the JFK 50 Mile Hike near Williamsport faces limited damage from recent floods, with race director Mike Spinnler optimistic the event will proceed Nov 23 as planned.
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