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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1994
Page
8
A noisy, fragmentary scorecard shows NBA trade chatter and college football style rankings. It lists players such as Cheabhal pater and Dave Duptenes amid scattered team names like Tennessee and Virginia, with various point tallies and ranking captions.
A stream of college basketball results shows numerous teams like Frostburg State, Johns Hopkins, Hampden Sydney, and West Liberty posting wins and losses. The list includes scores, opponents, and occasional locations, reflecting a broad snapshot of recent games across divisions and conferences.
Readable fragments show multiple high school teams and players with scores from games across Maryland and surrounding areas. Schools such as Frederick Linganore Brunsnich Rockhurst and Betheng Ken appear with partial results and player tallies including Brunsnich 53 Linganore 88 and Frederick 63 Linganore 88, plus mentions of marching bands, semifinals, and upcoming championship games.
A garbled 1970s style recap lists various MLB team moves including California and Cleveland notes. It mentions Rick Burles, Shawn Brait, Lance Parish, Juan Lattvel anfelder, George Scherger, Curtis Wilkerson, Jett Branson, Jacob Brutsld, Luis Gonzalez, Henry Blancard, and Félix Roderguex among minor and major league contracts and a special-instructor role.
NBA Washington at Detroit 8pm on Channel 20. NHL Edmonton at Washington 7 30pm on HTS. College basketball Big Ten Ohio State Ohio State 7 30pm ESPN Kansas State Kentucky 8pm Channel 53. SEC Kentucky at LSU 9 30pm ESPN.
In the wake of multiple Daytona accidents including ARCA crashes that left Andy Farr with a fractured sternum and Mark Thompson with a concussion and broken ribs, officials urged safety over bravado. Spokesman Chip Williams said no connection between crashes is evident and winds are not seen as a factor, though gusts during Speed Weeks are common.
Harding returns to practice in Norway amid renewed fan support after agreeing to drop a $25 million USOC suit. Quintero testified again while Pliska asserted past evidence of alleged abuse. Stamm praised the fan club and urged Harding and Kerrigan to reunite publicly, stressing Tonya’s innocence and seeking a peaceful meeting.
Emily Bender scores 15 as St John’s leads 34 26 at halftime before Chambersburg storms back. Coach Steve Kennedy notes Chambersburg’s top regional ranking while Zeke Lindsey grabs 11 boards and Henley records four steals. Also open registration for Shookstown youth baseball for ages 5 11 on Feb 26, fee 30 first child 10 for each additional, call Buddy Phillips at 4731904.
AP reports Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke will formalize a lease of Memorial Stadium to Jim Speros and his Virginia based CFL franchise. Speros aims to field a team this season with coach Don Matthews and a July start, awaiting league approval after the lease signing.
Daytona Beach AP report reads second-round qualifying continued despite tragedy as 187 324 mph rookie Jeff Burton posted the fastest lap and Rick Mast stood fourth. Pole winner Lou Allen Jr and champion Dale Earnhardt locked up front row spots. positions 3–30 to be decided Thursday in Twin 125 races with up to three provisional starters possible.
Frederick improves to 11-6 overall 7-2 in CMC behind Jamaar Barton 19 points Prince Inniss and Greg Thomas 12 each Leslie Thomas 9. Greg Thomas adds 11 assists 10 rebounds. Lancers cut lead to five after halftime but Cadets finish 15-4 run to lead 58-40 late in third. JV Cadets win 63-56 with Lee Harris 17 and Mike Frownfelter 13.
Miller notes freshmen have raised point production from layups to 15 footers. He cites four starting freshmen and six more bench players, saying they’ve learned what it takes to win and turned a negative into a positive with less margin for error.
Mount St Marys junior Susie Rowlyk earned the Northeast Conference Women s Basketball Player of the Week for a second time this season after guiding the Mountaineers to two wins last week. She scored 22 points on 9 of 10 shooting with six rebounds in a 9 64 rout of Monmouth and has led the team in scoring in seven straight games while ranking high in field goal percentage and rebounds. The Mountaineers carry a 14 game win streak into a matchup at William and Mary as Siena holds the nation s longest streak at 15.
Randolph Childress, a 6-foot-2 guard from Clinton Maryland, led Wake Forest to wins over Duke and Florida State earning ACC rookie of the week. He scored 33 points in the 77-69 Florida State victory and 28 in the 78-69 Duke win, shooting 14 of 28 overall and 9 of 16 from three.
Temple University suspended basketball coach John Chaney for one game following a public threat to kill Massachusetts coach John Calipari after a 56-55 loss. President Liacouras said Chaney overstepped lines and that high standards are required, despite his apology.
About 650 mourners gathered at Garywood Assembly of God Church in Hueytown Alabama for Neil Bonnett’s memorial service as his casket lay in state under a checkered flag spray. The service marked the third Alabama Gang funeral in 18 months after NASCAR star Davey Allison died in a helicopter crash and Clifford Allison perished in a car crash the prior year.
NBC aired the NBA All-Star game to Nielsen measured 29 markets with a 102 rating and 16 share, down 32 percent from last year’s 149 overnight rating and 22 share. The Sunday game faced partial Olympics competition on CBS.
Calgary goalie Mike Vernon returned from a knee injury after five weeks and earned the NHL Player of the Week honor. He posted a 30 0 record a 1 33 goals against average and a .985 save percentage to beat out Dallas right wing U H Dahlen and Montreal goalie Patrick Roy for the award.
Investigators confirmed the burned body along a Tulsa road is former University of Oklahoma pitcher Kenneth Palmer Jr. Palmer, a star on the 1975 Big Eight title team, had been shot multiple times in the head before the blaze. He was identified Sunday night partly due to a championship baseball ring on his finger.
Bud Wilkinson, renowned football coach and Oklahoma legend, died at 77 from congestive heart failure at his St Louis home. A service drew about 350 people at Christ Church Cathedral. His 17-year Oklahoma record stood at 145-29-4, including a 47-game winning streak, an NCAA mark still standing. Survived by his second wife Donna, two sons, six grandchildren.
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