Scorecard Chaos From Multiple Games and Standings
A dense scorecard mixes Sacramento and Orlando basketball lines with NHL and college results. It lists scorers like Tisdale, Mays, Sparrow, and Reynolds, plus teams Sacramento and Orlando, plus stray notes on goalies, fouls, assists, and referees. The fragmentary OCR blends multiple sports and venues, yielding a sprawling, hard to parse record card.
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Multiple pro and college games highlight tonight sports card
NBA action features Washington at Milwaukee on Channel 20 and Detroit at Charlotte on TNT. NHL showcases ainete at New York Vander on HTS. College rounds include Kansas at Oklahoma on ESPN, Georgetown at Providence on a Big East network, Virginia at Clemson on Ch 45 50, and Tennessee at Vanderbilt on ESPN. Also boxing Calvin Grove hosts Julian Solis and Rodney Moore faces Raul Torres in two 10-round bouts at 9 p.m. on USA.
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Maryland Maryland Baltimore Wakeup Tournament Roundup
Card of scattered scores lists many college games with Illinois and Maryland edges, notes on Wis states and Midlands. Maryland 92 UMBC 66. Siena W I O. other lines mixed without clear single result. The jumble mentions tournament first rounds and various scores across teams like Stony Brook Clarkson and West Virginia area teams.
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Garrett leads top twenty five as rankings move in rough Jan
In college basketball notes, Garrett posts 53 points as part of a 49 point top twenty five team ranking update. The Associated Press releases early January 1990s poll movement with teams like Wilmington and Navy showing scattering results.
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Weed
MacPherson named Patriots third coach in three years
New England Patriots appoint Dick MacPherson as head coach after firing Rod Rust, seeking to rebuild a 1 15 club amid off field issues. MacPherson, known for Syracuse success, replaces Berry and Rust as team eyes a turnaround with Jankovich overseeing club plans.
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Injuries Sideline Key Cougar Player Amid Losing Streak
The Cougars face Montgomery-Germantown and Catonsville on the road after Dennis Weddle notes a cast on his right wrist and a two week immobility period following a foot insert. Missing four players, they drop to 9-6. They plan to host Hagerstown Junior College upon return.
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UNLV No 1 unanimously in AP basketball poll
UNLV ranked No 1 by AP with all 64 first place votes and 1 600 points after 8 0 season. The Runnin Rebels beat James Madison 89 65 and Fullerton State 98 67 last week while Arkansas held No 2 and Indiana Ohio State North Carolina also rose. Syracuse fell from No 3 to No 8 after losses to Villanova and a win over St John s.
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Montana Wins AP NFL MVP Again Despite 14-2 San Francisco
Joe Montana, quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, was named the NFL AP Most Valuable Player for the second straight year. He led SF to a 14-2 record, receiving 26 of 80 votes from sports writers and broadcasters. Randall Cunningham and Warren Moon trailed with 18 and 16 votes respectively.
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Phelan to coach 1000th game in upcoming ceremony
Phelan nears his 1000th coaching game as he reflects on a season plagued by injuries including center Matt Meakin and guard Booth. He notes efforts improve yet teams like James Madison and N C State pushed his squad close, while Loyola and last year's standout Sullivan set high standards. A Philadelphia visit for a pregame ceremony looms.
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Rose begins halfway house program after prison term
Former Cincinnati Reds manager will start community service in physical education classes on January 14, then work at a Lower Price Hill community center for youths after the school year. He will be on nine months of probation, with monitoring and sign-in procedures described by officials.
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NCAA convention opens in Nashville with call for reform
NCAA executive director Dick Schultz urged delegates to adopt a sweeping reform package and review enforcement and penalties. He outlined aims to ensure due process, consistency, tougher or moderate penalties, faster investigations, and a stronger image while signaling a push to simplify recruiting rules for the 1992 convention. Alan Williams welcomed the review, noting no single answer will please all.
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Orioles Sign Tim Hulett To One Year Contract
The Orioles and infielder Tim Hulett reached a one year deal worth 327500 dollars. Hulett, 30, batted .255 with three homers and 16 RBIs in 53 games last season despite missing 10 weeks after a broken left hand. He played second and third base and was used as a double and pinch hitter. Arbitration eligibility now rests with five other players including Kevin Hickey Mark Williamson Bill Ripken Rene Gonzales and Joe Orsulak.
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Local hoops scorecard features sixteen games tonight
Mount St Marys hosts Monmouth for men and women as start times run 5 p m and 7 30 p m. Frederick Community College women face Hagerstown Junior College in the FCC fieldhouse. High school boys and girls actions include Mid dletown at Brunswick and Brunswick at Middletown to name a few. MSD indoor track hosts Hancock. Frederick Christian Academy heads to Clinton. Metro tops BOHICA in a Frederick County final in the USVBA tournament at Howard Community College with a 2 1 win and both teams tied for the lead in the Chesapeake Region.
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