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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1998

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11

Wild Cards and Playoff Scores From January and February Football

A messy recap of NFL results including Dec 27 to Jan 25 games, plus Pro Bowl and postseason scores. Highlights include Minnesota, San Francisco, Green Bay, Denver, and Pittsburgh showdowns, with mixed stat lines and final scores across divisional and conference bouts.

Minnesota New York Giants Denver Jacksonville New England Miami Tampa Bay Detrait Pittsburgh San Francisco Green Bay Kansas City Pitsburgh NBC FOX

Evening college and pro games listed for tonight

At 7 pm HTS shows NCAA women's basketball ACC Virginia at Clemson. 7:30 pm ESPN offers NCAA men Georgetown at West Virginia. ESPN2 has NHL Dallas at New Jersey at 9:30 pm. 10:30 pm ESPN features NCAA Texas at Missouri and a Texas Christian at New Mexico matchup. HTS also lists Pac-10 California at Oregon.

Colorado Los Angeles Anaheim San Jose Edmonton Calgary Vancouver Boston Dallas Carolina Pitsburgh NY Islanders Montreal Florda Chicago Detroit Ottawa New Jersey ACC Virginia Clamson ESPN Georgetown West Virginia Texas Missouri Christan New Mexico California Oregon

Duke romps past Maryland in 104-72 affair

Duke dominated Maryland scoring 104 points led by Langdon with 15 and Wojciechowski 12. Maryland got 23 from Ekezie and 22 from Elliott but trailed by 32 at halftime as Duke poured in 14 three pointers and outrebounded 37-30.

New England Shaw Cutlers Bledsoe Mius Pittsburgh Slowan Betts McAfee Bledses Pitsburgh Stewart Eng Jefferson Glenn Brsby Byars Brown Gash Colors Purnell Pittsburgh Hawtons Thigpen C Johnson Lester Blackwell Phoenix Ceballos McDyess Robinson Kidd Chapman Williams McCloud Bryant Nash Thompson Washington Webber Howard Davis Cheanay Stockland Murray Legler Whitney Ham Grant Do Euckles Nebraska Michigan Florda State Noc Carolina UCLA Florda Kansas State Tennessee Washington State Georg Aubun Oho State LSU Og Anaona State Sor Purdue Colorado State Fenn State Messin Aa Syracuse Texas A&m Mississippi Be Missour Oklahoma State Ar Fore Duke McLeod Chappell Burgess Wojciechowski Langdon Carrawell Ballier Avery Domzalski Price Singleon Haaps Maryland Profit Ellott Ekezie Kovarik Drasikevicus Stokes Mardesich Mars Fields Cephas Smith Hahn Wojelechowski Batter Elliott Jasikevilus Praht McLeod Ekezie Kovark Morris Hebounds Rattier Jasikevicius Whims Hess Shaner Levato

Osborne outlines retirement path after Nebraska title

Tom Osborne plans a gradual exit from Nebraska football after a 42-17 Orange Bowl win over Tennessee, with a Feb 4 departure set. He will attend a coaches' convention, assist Frank Solich on recruiting, and wind down by visiting prospects, while acknowledging Bob Devaney's influence on continuity and Nebraska’s recent championships.

Tom Osborne Cornhuskers Tennessee Nebraska Lincoln Neb Osborne Miami Dallas Frank Nancy Solich Bob Devaney

Split poll stirs playoff talks spanning college football

NEW YORK AP voters crowned Michigan No 1 in the AP poll while Nebraska led the coaches poll as the season ended 12-0 and 13-0 respectively. Both teams claimed a split national title with Michigan winning the Rose Bowl and Osborne reflecting on the lack of a playoff.

Osborne Bob Devaney Nebraska Cornhuskers Michigan Associated Press New York Wolverines Tom Osborne Huskers Tennessee University of Michigan Washington State USA Today ESPN New York Times Florida State Lloyd Carr Miami Washington Colorado Georgia Tech

Sutton Seeks Hall of Fame Bid With Final Pitch

Don Sutton, a 324 win pitcher, awaits Hall of Fame results as 1998 ballots include Gary Carter Bert Blyleven Jack Clark and others. Floyd Perez Rice Santo veterans John and Sutter names appear among carryovers while newcomers Carter Blyleven Clark face scrutiny by voters. The Veterans Committee meets March 3 to consider candidates.

NEW York Don Sutton Sutton Los Angeles Dodgers Tony Perez Jim Rice Ron Santo Gary Carter Bert Blyleven Jack Clark Phil Niekro Atlanta Nolan Ryan George Brett Robin Yount Carlton Fisk Dale Murphy Dodgers California Angels Milwaukee Houston Baseball Writers Association of America Perez Rice Santo Big Red Machine Boston Chicago Cubs Bruce Sutter Dwight Evans Tommy John Dave Parker Steve Garvey Carter Blyleven Clark Pedro Guerrero Veterans Committee Cooperstown Bill Mazeroski Gil Hodges Larry

Cuban defectors eye potential major league players

In Nassau Bahamas an agent says a third Cuban defector may join Major League teams. Pitcher Orlando Hernandez and catcher Alberto Hernandez, relatives of Livan Hernandez, have drawn interest since arriving aboard a leaky boat. Yoel Pedroso, not on the national team, awaits in a detention center and could be a major league prospect if declared a professional.

MIAMI Bahamas Orlando Hernandez Alberto Hernandez Florida Marlins Livan Hernandez Orlando Noris Bosch United States Nassau Yoel Pedroso Rene Guim Joe Cubas Guim Pedroso Cubas Alberto U S Barbara Cruz el Duque Cuba Cruz Castro

Walkersville Wildcats overpower Williamsport in MVAL clash

Walkersville boys win 57-32 to improve to 3-6 overall and 1-4 in the MVAL, led by Kirk Friedman with a gain of points and contributions from Mike Hinnant John Pelletier and Mike Millione. Walkersville girls roll to 52-25 over Williamsport with Julia Demirer scoring 20 and April Brooks adding 14 rebounds. Wrestling upset of Hubs: Lane Stroble major decision and Lonnie MacLain’s 9-6 win key to Walkersville victory.

Williamsport Walkersville Lions Wildcats Kirk Friedman Mike Hinnant John Pelletier Mike Millione Julia Demirer April Brooks Nicole Fioravante Katie Lee Stephanie Galloway Hagerstown Lane Stroble Lonnie MacLain Seth Staley Brian Biehl Brooks McLain B Mclan Michels Young Wells Dec Gladhil Kehne Dec Eckle Shaw Mulien Stroble Creeden

Dunk leads to death in garage hoop collapse

In Melbourne a 20 year old man died after dunking on a basketball hoop attached to a brick garage. He hung on the rim, pulling the hoop from a metal plate and causing bricks to collapse onto him. He died in hospital after ambulance staff treated him at the scene. The family asked police to withhold his name. The incident occurred while he played with his brother and a 16 year old cousin.

Melbourne Australia

FCC women’s hoops face rough nonconference slate ending

Frederick Community College’s 9-3 Cougars endured tough early losses to Hagerstown JC Baltimore City CC and Genesee CC in the Home Federal Invitational. They beat Camden College 71-53 to finish the mixer, as Angiel Levarto led with 22 points, while Genesee’s Kristie Stockman and Weather McMorris paced the opponents.

Hagerstown Frederick Community College Jack Meir Cougars Hagerstown Junior College Baltimore City Community College Genesee New York Angie Levarto Julie Foltz Mehl Camden Weather McMorris Karisa McMorris Mari Asano FCC Tamieka Fuller Angiel Levarto Carm Pestrera Pestrera Kristie Stockman Jone Levarto Fuller Geraldine White Katerina Milikova

Mount St Mary's Surges Past Wagner In NEC Opener

Mount St Mary’s defeated Wagner 78-69 to open NEC play at the College of Staten Island. Kia Williams led the Mount with 13 points, Megan Gardiner added 15, and Merichini reached a career high with 11 rebounds and six assists while Susan Moffat set a school three-point record with eight and finished with 30 for Wagner.

New York Wagner Susan Moffat Mount St Mary's Seahawks College of Staten Island Sports and Recreation Mount NEC Mountaineers Moffat Alicia Conquest Lauren Menichini Nia Menichini Kia Williams Megan Gardiner Vallance Deanna Butters Merichini Conquest Ryan Amanda Young Long Island

Special Olympics Summer Games move to College Park

The Maryland Special Olympics Summer Games will be held at the University of Maryland starting next year after a press conference in College Park. The event involves more than 7,000 athletes with about 1,000 attending the summer games, and follows 30 years at Maryland and 20 years at Towson. Governor Parris Glendening and Peter Kirk attended, with Kirk chairing the honorary board.

College Park Maryland University of Maryland Towson State Tom Waite Towson Mount St. Mary’s Waite Parris Glendening Peter Kirk Maryland Baseball Limited Partnership Frederick Keys Kirk Special Olympics of

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