Cowboys favored in Super Bowl clash with Bills
NFL’s youngest Dallas Cowboys are favored by a touchdown over the Buffalo Bills in Pasadena on January 31. Buffalo, riding a wild-card path, seeks its first victory in eight tries by the NFC in the Super Bowl era. The Bills’ dramatic 41-38 overtime comeback over Houston, with Reich at QB, reshaped confidence and cohesion.
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Cowboys Reach Super Bowl after Stunning NFC Triumph
Dallas fans erupted after a 30-20 win over San Francisco in the NFC championship. Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman, running back Emmitt Smith and a stellar defense propelled Dallas toward its sixth Super Bowl in a 14-year drought, with plans for extensive merchandise and fan celebrations across Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Schrodel resigns after seven years at Walkersville
Dave Schrodel resigns as Walkersville High School head football coach after seven seasons. He cites mixed emotions and thanks players, assistant coaches, and the Walkersville community for their support. Schrodel posted a statement noting a 67-15 record, 59-10 in six years, and a 1987 Class B state title win over Fairmont Heights.
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Carruthers to coach Maryland all-star team
Singapore's Dave Carruthers named head coach for the Maryland-Northern Virginia All-Star Football game set July 24 at Byrd Stadium. The event replaces the Big 33 game, pairing Maryland with Northern Virginia. Carruthers, a 14-year Singapore coach, will lead the first all-star squad.
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Howard Edges FCC 64 56 After Early Drought
Howard defeated FCC 64 to 56 as a 20 to 2 early surge and a 20 to 1 run in the second half broke a 23 19 halftime margin. FCC struggled with turnovers and cold perimeter shooting, while Deon Ford and Justin Smith led a late rally before Howard held on.
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Frederick hosts Linganore in CMC basketball clash
Frederick and Linganore meet in a CMC boys game as Frederick (5-6, 3-1) hosts Linganore (6-7, 3). B. J. Gibson leads Frederick with 16.6 PPG and 11 RPG while Lincolore’s Dave Jorgerson averages 17.2 PPG. Other MVAL and local boys and girls games listed with several records.
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Three area athletes qualify for this year's Deaf Olympics
Mount Airy resident Conrad von Garrel recalls jealousy of his younger brother Chris after the World Games for the Deaf in 1995 and 1989. Both brothers to compete at the Deaf Olympics in Sofia Bulgaria July 24 to August 3 as part of the U S handball team. The third area athlete is wrestler Eric Woods with two alternates Joey Greeger and Troy Ene.
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Handball Route to the Olympics Cites Conrad Career
Chris Conrad recalls starting team handball after the 1989 Chast church games in New Zealand and deciding to pursue the sport after the Friendship Games at Gallaudet College. He trained at clinics in 1930 and 1991, tried out in Freemont California last year, and earned a goalie spot. He had previously competed in 1989 in freestyle and Greco Roman events, winning a silver medal in freestyle.
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O's Anderson agrees to one year deal in arbitration
Baltimore outfielder Brady Anderson agreed to a one year contract worth 1,855,000 after arbitration. Magrane and Wilson of the St. Louis Cardinals also settled, while other players prepare salary figures. The article notes Anderson’s 1992 season stats and raises.
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