NHL Scorecard exposes wild confusions in late season standings
A dense, typo laden recap outlines results across divisions with multiple teams and players named, including New Jersey, Washington, NY Rangers, Tampa Bay, Montreal, Detroit, Chicago, and San Jose. The report lists scores, penalties, periods, and goaltender saves amid a chaotic array of numbers and team abbreviations.
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Pomer-play Opportuna
NBA doubleheader features Dallas Washington and San Antonio Houston
TV sports schedule lists Dallas at Washington at 7 30 p m on HTS and San Antonio at Houston at 8 p m on TNT Also Atlantic 10 WVU at Temple 7 p m on Ch 53 Big Ten Michigan at Michigan St 7 30 p m on ESPN SEC Kentucky at Alabama 9 30 p m on ESPN Pac 10 UCLA at Stanford 11 p m on HTS
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Rebounds-Orlando 60 Milwaukee 55 game summary
Orlando earned 60 rebounds to Milwaukee 55 as Grant posted 2 and Shaw and Hardaway each added assists. Milwaukee's Baker Murdock and Masry led with four rebounds each, while Orlando racked up 46 assists overall led by Shaw and Hardaway with eight. Coach Dunleavy noted in a brief postgame.
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Baseball News Briefs From Baseball Field Transactions
Multiple teams announce minor league signings including Henry Co and Dane Howitt with Sox. Mariners resign Ken Grifey Sr as minor league instructor. Phillies sign John Gibbons Joe Crpolloni Jeff Jons. Giants sign Jack Daugherty. Blake Ithodes Felton Job Rose Marta Jachite appointed. Nuggets coach changes. Warriors trade Gugliotta for Marshall. Pacers activate Antonio Davis and place LaSalle Thompson on injured list. AP Top 25 noted with votes and rankings.
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Indoor state 1A 2A track meet team scores
Indoor state meet results list team scores by division and school. Atholton and Glenelg lead boys divisions with high totals, while girls show Fairmont Heights and Central leading events. Other teams include Oakland Mills, Damascus, West Lake, Parkside, Towson, and Kent County with varying placements and points.
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St Johns Tops Mercy to Seal MSD Tourney Victory
St Johns defeated Mercy 73 to 49 in the MSD tournament final, led by Kennedy and Teasley with strong scoring. Mercy trailed early and could not close the gap as St Johns built a double digit lead and controlled the game from the first half.
St John’s Girls Rally Past Mercy 73-49 for Season Finale
St John’s defeated Mercy 73-49 as a 28-28 halftime game turned with a 25-7 third quarter run. Nicole Teasley scored 35 points with 13 rebounds and seven steals, guiding the Vikings coached by Steve Kennedy to finish 18-8. Theresa Moore added eight boards and Shaylan Greene four steals.
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Shaylan Greene
Middletown boys and girls run in state track meet results
In the boys race Cullen led Middletown with runners Covati Harper Corbett Moore also competing as Middletown tied Brunswick for ninth. Walkersville placed 13th of 22. Catoctin did not score. In the girls meet Brunswick finished eighth and Catoctin 13th. Middletown and Walkersville again did not score.
Angels to play Arizona State as strike talks loom
The dispute over player salaries risks escalation with a March 1 exhibition game between the California Angels and Arizona State. Management’s operations committee scheduled a conference call Tuesday as Terry Collins, Houston manager, commented that he did not expect the issue to be a major one.
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DeMatha Faces TJ In DC Area Boys Showdown Tonight
Thomas Johnson hosts DeMatha at 7 30 PM with DeMatha at 23 4 and ranked ninth in DC area while TJ stands 19 1 and last beat DeMatha in 1986 In other boys games Boonsboro at Catoctin Shenandoah at St Johns Brunswick at Smithsburg Damascus at Poolesville Linganore at Liberty In girls action Damascus visits Poolesville Catoctin at Boonsboro Frederick at Calvert In women Mount St Marys hosts UMBC Also tonight the 3A and 4 4 track meets are held.
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Mount St Mary's moves to NEC sole lead after Rider win
The Mount St Marys women top the NEC at 14-1 after beating Rider this past Saturday to seize sole first place as St Francis of Pa falls to St Francis of NY. St Francis of Pa sits at 13-2, with a potential end of season coin tie breaking rule mentioned. Cal Ripken Sr 16 is the featured speaker for Catoctin High School baseball clinic run by Orioles scouting staff. information lines provided.
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O's reaffirm minor leaguers for exhibitions
Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos said the club will use minor league players in exhibition games next month while opposing replacement players in the strike. He supports letting younger players compete against each other to sharpen skills ahead of the minor league season.
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Roby Becomes Highest Paid Punter With Bucs Three-Year Deal
Reggie Roby signed a three year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers worth about 1.965 million. The Pro Bowl punter from Washington Redskins and Miami Dolphins returns to Florida and will earn 655000 per season averaging just over the Bills’ Mohr. The deal includes a 200000 signing bonus and a 100000 reporting bonus with base salaries rising to 605000 in 1996 and 655000 in 1997.
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ACC honors Fuller Rutland in college basketball weekly awards
NC State center Todd Fuller earned ACC player of the week after leading wins over Florida State and Duke with a career high 29 points and 13 rebounds in an 86 7 victory over Florida State and 22 points with 15 rebounds in a 64 79 win over Duke. Wake Forest forward Tony Rutland was named rookie of the week after contributing off the bench in wins over Maryland and Georgia Tech.
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Tyson release denied after NYT report
INDIANAPOLIS AP Tyson's lawyer and Indiana prison officials said they knew of no plans for early release this week despite a New York Times report. Don King had claimed he would be in Plainfield if Tyson were freed from the Indiana Youth Center where he is jailed on a rape conviction. Although Tyson was expected to be released March 25, Alan Dershowitz said he had heard nothing about an early release. Bill Carr said the department had not received a court order for an early release.
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Bickerstaff named Nuggets coach and president in Denver
Bernie Bickerstaff left the Denver Nuggets front office to become head coach and team president. Interim coach Gene Littles returns to assistant duties after guiding a 3 13 stretch following Dan Issel's resignation. Leiweke remains to oversee COMSAT Video Enterprises arena plans and NHL interests.
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Collins earns Davey O'Brien Award for top college QB
Kerry Collins of Penn State wins the Davey O'Brien Award as the nation's best quarterback. He posted a 172.8 pass efficiency, set PSU records for completions and passing yards, and led an offense averaging 520 yards and 47.8 points per game while dismissing NFL draft concerns about a hitch in his delivery.
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