Weekend Football Playoffs and NBA Scores Highlight Weekend
A dense score roundup lists NFL playoff pairings with conference championship date placeholders and venues, plus NBA results and standings from Thursday through Sunday. Notable games include Dallas and Washington in a high scoring affair, and Chicago defeating Charlotte as the Bulls pull ahead in the East.
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First round scores roll in at Mercedes Championship
At La Costa Resort Cory Pavin leads after 31 38 67, with Mark O MeAra 33 35 68 and Nick Faldo 33 37 70 among notable totals. Other top contenders include Tom Lehman 34 37 71 and Vijay Singh 38 35 75 as rounds wrap in Calil.
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Ted Trybawa
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Jim Gallagher
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Lee Janen
Loren Roberts
Davis Lovett
Bill Mayfair
Greg Noman
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Vijay Singh
Im Furyk
Ed Dougherty
Payne Stewart
Phil Mickelson
Dohin Marsa
Hal Sutton
John Daly
Mount women and Wagner scoreline clash in close game
MSM and Wagner battled in a high scoring matchup. MSM led by Gardiner and Schreyer with double digit points while Wagner relied on Conquest Minter and Sholtis to keep within reach. Final: MSM 72 Wagner 53.
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Brunswick Beats Catoctin 53 44 In Boys Hoops
Brunswick tops Catoctin 53 to 44 with Foltz scoring 32 and Sowers 16 as Bruns wick dominates the fourth quarter. Merica and Koontz also contribute for Brunswick while Benjamin leads Catoctin with 30 points in a low scoring affair.
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Bulls top Hornets 117 to 95 in somber Charlotte visit
Michael Jordan scored 27 points and added five assists and five rebounds as the Bulls pulled away late for a 117 93 win over the Charlotte Hornets. He played near the scene of a July 1993 slaying trial but sat out the fourth quarter.
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Stallions consider Houston move despite Oilers stay
Baltimore Stallions owner Jim Speros said the CFL club could relocate to Houston even if the NFL Oilers remain at the Astrodome through 1997. He would align with Astrodome officials and CFL commissioner Larry Smith, aiming to play around the Oilers schedule while Oilers owner Bud Adams pursues a Nashville move.
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Norman, Austin win PGA Tour year honors at awards dinner
Greg Norman named Player of the Year after a record 1995 season as Woody Austin earns Rookie of the Year. Jim Colbert wins Senior Tour Player of the Year and Jerry Kelly takes Nike Tour Player of the Year at the Mercedes Championships awards night in Carlsbad.
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Don Shula Era Ends As Dolphins Look To Rebuild
Shula leaves after final year on contract amid doubt about replacing top defensive and offensive coordinators. He set NFL coaching wins record in 1998 and guided Dolphins to a 17-0 season in 1972 with two of the league’s great quarterbacks, Unitas and Marino, while earning six Super Bowl appearances and four decades of playoffs.
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Career in Electronics Technology Promises High Pay and Growth
The ad invites readers to train in Electronics Technology for roles in Networks Telecommunications Bio medical Electronics Computer Technology Avionics and more. It notes rapid growth and a shortage of skilled workers and urges contacting ABL to gain marketable skills for well paying jobs.
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Cavaliers Hold Off Singanore In Dual Meet Thriller
Singanore wrestlers fought hard in a 37-30 loss to Linganore as Eric Tyler and Darren Griffith earned key decisions. Shaw n Calhoun pinned for Linganore while George O’Brien and Andy Dills added late pins to seal the Cavaliers win.
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Brunswick JV routs Catoctin 49 23 with balanced scoring
Sowers led Brunswick with 15 rebounds as three players scored in double figures. Maddox posted a 13 rebound double double for Catoctin. Foltz added five assists for Brunswick and six steals, while Benjamin had five assists for Catoctin. Jamie Savage scored 16 for Brunswick Railroaders.
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Mount St. Mary’s aims to halt Long Island offense
Mount St. Mary’s guards Chris McGuthrie and Riley Inge lead scoring with 21.9 and 15.8 points per game as Inge heats up with 56 points over his past two games and earns conference player of the week. Long Island sits 3-5 after a 86-60 loss to South Florida, while LSU remains road-windless. Last season the teams split and Mount edged LIU 68-67 in the conference tourney opener.
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We’ve Got Frederick Written All Over Us
A fragmented note centers on Frederich NeMs and a puzzling claim about being written over or lost. The readable bits suggest a personal statement or snippet from a broader message with uncertain intent and garbled naming.
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Frederich NeMs Jlost
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