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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2002
Page
10
Portions of schedules show Cleveland and Washington matches with scores in the 70s. Houston and Jersey games also appear, with partial lines indicating times and results amid garbled OCR text.
A chaotic scoreboard shows Senators 4 and Boston 4 amid scattered abbreviations and unclear team designations. The fragment lists numerous names and partial scores including references to Ottawa San Jose and New Jersey, suggesting a multi-sport or mixed-event page with unclear results and multiple players such as Cate, Merge, and Foye.
Pittsburghs defense plans to rattle Tom Brady in losely forecasted partly cloudy AFC championship conditions. Steelers linebackers urge pressure and quick throws to disrupt Bradys rhythm, noting Brady thrives when given time and aiming to force third and long situations.
In the Central States Schools for the Deaf tournament opener MSD powered past Wisconsin School for the Deaf as Daven Cook scored 20 points and Jason Coleman added 16. Robin Shannon grabbed rebounds and MSD advanced to face Wisconsin in a semifinal. The CSSD event featured nine MSD scorers in the first round.
Hingis seeks to derail Capriati who defends her Australian Open title in Melbourne. The former No 1 Hingis relishes a chance to reclaim a Grand Slam crown against Capriati, who rose to No 1 after wins in Melbourne and Paris following a career dip and a return from personal issues.
Coach Metiaha praised the Hawks for a strong playoff atmosphere and improved team response. Arnie McGuha noted energy from all players, while Linganore's Moeager added 2 points in a hard fought contest. Laney and Linganore scorers contributed as the Hawks moved forward.
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