Caps Beat Coyotes 3-0 In Kolzig Shutout
Olaf Kolzig stopped 22 shots for his first NHL shutout as the Capitals beat Phoenix 3-0. Michal Pivonka assisted and Bondra extended his goal streak to six games with the Capitals' second straight win. Bondra, on a five minute power play, fed Chris Simon for the opener and Pironka scored on a late power play.
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Linganore Lancers top Panthers despite early foul trouble
Linganore overcame three early fouls by Clagett as Herbert and teammates boosted scoring in the second half. Linganore outrebounded North Carroll 9-3 at halftime and finished strong, with Tony Reightier leading all scorers with 23 points for the Panthers but unable to erase the deficit.
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Walkersville JV Edges Williamsport In Overtime
Walkersville junior varsity boys beat Williamsport 42 to 40 in overtime. Matt Doyle scored 12 points while Ene Baisley added nine. An officiating change occurred in the second half as Harold Sonny was sidelined for a period and replaced by Bob DeGrange. Women softball players are sought for the 187 season. call 695-4372 for details.
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Hagerstown girls hoops results and notable scorers
In Friday action Kristen Schildt 14 for the Cougars and De Wagener 15 led South Carroll past Thomas Johnson 51 34. Westminster beat Frederick 55 33 as Jill Ibex scored 14. Williamsport defeated Walkersville 52 37 with Valerie Bowers at 16 points. John’s 107 Heritage 28 highlighted by Nikki Teasley 30 points 18 rebounds. Damascus edged Kennedy 42 36 with Adelina Abreu 15 points.
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Kennedy tops Damascus 66 61 in boys hoops
Kennedy defeated Damascus 66 61 to move to 1-0 in the season with a fourth quarter surge after a tight 50 49 game through three periods. Damascus was led by Colin Ojo and Andrew Wimsatt with 15 points each while Mike Ryan added 10 points and eight rebounds for Kennedy.
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase Defeats Poolesville 66 42 in Basketball
Bethesda-Chevy Chase built a quick 18 to 4 first period lead and rolled to a 66 to 42 boys basketball win. Indians star Brian Lambert had 16 points and five rebounds, Tim Smith added 12 points, eight boards, and three steals. Eric Allen led Bethesda-Chevy Chase with 15 points as Sam Michael added 11. Poolesville’s Brian Thoms and Matt Leber chipped in with rebounds and steals. The Baron juniors also won 61 to 41.
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Frederick Cadets rally as Green passes 1000-point mark
Cadets guard Green finishes with 16 points after foul trouble as he reaches 1000 career varsity points with a baseline turnaround jumper late in the third quarter. Teammates Boyd, Hill, DeMar, and Jacobs contribute in a balanced win over Westminster, with Frederick JV also winning 48-33.
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Patriots hand TJ 81 52 win in junior varsity clash
TJ tops South Carroll 81 52 in the junior varsity game as Chris Williams scores 21 and Tyler Johnson adds 12. In the varsity contest TJ builds a 3 0 CMC mark behind Eric Wyatt 12 points Chad Dickman 11 and Randall Jones 10 while Matt Steppling leads SC with 14 points and John Ely 10. Cavaliers surge only in fourth, outscoring TJ bench 24 12.
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Ross resigns as Chargers coach after clashes with Beathard
Bobby Ross quits as San Diego Chargers coach citing philosophical differences with general manager Bobby Beathard. He leaves with a 47-33 record over five seasons, three playoff appearances, and the 1995 AFC title game win over Pittsburgh before a Super Bowl loss to San Francisco.
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No 1 Gators claim Sugar Bowl title with second chance
Florida defeated Florida State 52-20 in a Sugar Bowl rematch at the Superdome to capture the national championship. Spurrier praised the team’s resilience after a slow start and cited mulligans that helped them rise to No. 1, as Florida earned top spots in both the AP and USA Today/CNN polls.
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Oilers fire offensive coordinator Rheme. Steckel promoted
Houston Oilers coach Jeff Fisher dismissed offensive coordinator Jerry Rheme with one year left on his contract and named receivers coach Les Steckel as his replacement. Rheme oversaw a middling offense while Eddie George powered the running game. Steckel has two years with the club and previously led the Minnesota Vikings.
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Barber twins diverge as Ronde enters NFL draft
Charlottesville Virginia AP Ronde Barber, a three time ACC first team defensive back and 1994 ACC Rookie of the Year with 15 career interceptions, said on Friday he will forgo his final college year and declare for the NFL draft. His twin Tiki completed eligibility this season. Virginia coach George Welsh noted steady improvement though interceptions declined.
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