Devils 6, Red Wings 1. New Jersey dominates Detroit
New Jersey jumps to a 3-1 lead after the first period, then adds four more goals in the second and third to beat Detroit 6-1. Key scorers include MacLean, Shanahan, and Muller for New Jersey and Crossman for Detroit. Detroit goalie Cheverdat faced 29 shots. New Jersey goalie Matrigel made 23 saves. A 190-time game summary with other NBA and college scores follows.
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CATonsville Triumphs Over FCC In Close Meet
At Carroll Park on March 1 1991 Catonsville defeated FCC 67 59 in a high scoring race series. Notable results include Robinson 7-7-21 and Steinbach 259 for Catonsville while FCC fielded strong showings from Souders 2-2-5 and Several racers with varied times. Attendance 2937, handle 387997.
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Cards Lose Magrane for Season in Major Setback
The St. Louis Cardinals announce lefty Joe Magrane will miss the entire season after elbow surgery to repair ligaments and remove chips. Dr. Stan London and Dr. Stan Jobe will perform the operation. Magrane earns 1.025 million this year and joins a list of Cardinals who have undergone similar surgeries. The team also discusses ongoing Mesa negotiations with Ryne Sandberg as Cubs offer a five-year, 24 million deal that Sandberg’s agent rejects. Meanwhile, Atlanta’s Nick Esasky returns to batting practice and Red Sox rookie Dave Owen joins camp with a shoulder issue. California’s Jack Howell eyes a trade as Angels pursue Gary Gaetti’s departure.
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Railroaders beat Brunswick in come-from-behind regional win
The Railroaders topped Brunswick 48-41 after a tight third quarter, with Bolen scoring 18 and Bentley grabbing 23 rebounds. Milford Mill battled back but Brunswick’s rebounding and late foul shooting keyed the win. Lucas led Brunswick with 15 points while English led Milford Mill with 17.
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Scorpions Down Patriots In Close Basketball Showdown
Scorpions upset Patriots as Oakland Mills pull ahead in the third quarter. West led Patriots with 26 points while Gant scored 32 for Oakland Mills. Williams contributed 18 points and 14 rebounds, and Pearson added 17 points with seven assists. Free throw woes plagued the Patriots.
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Three county wrestlers reach state semifinals in 3A-4A
Catoctic coach Doug Rine praised Whatts performance as he dominated his opponent in the final. Singanore’s Tony Nagle earned an 18-4 major decision over Scott Wascavage but fell to Rob Smallwood in the 152-pound quarterfinals and will wrestle in the wrestlebacks. Millard of Middletown reached consolation rounds after a 17-4 loss, while Greg May of Carpetin also advanced to wrestlebacks. Other preliminaries saw quick pins and close decisions across 145 160 and 171 pound classes with multiple local wrestlers eliminated.
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FCC and Anne Arundel Meet in Semis Today
Frederick Community College faces Anne Arundel Community College in the semifinals of the men s Division II Region XX Playoffs at Allegany Community College. FCC beat the Community College of Allegheny South 78-70 Thursday while Anne Arundel routed Ohio Valley 131-100 in the quarterfinals.
NCAA restores four UNLV players amid unpaid hotel bills
UNLV players had their eligibility restored by NCAA officials after a total of 129 dollars in incidental hotel charges remained unpaid during recruiting visits. UNLV legal counsel Bradley Booke said the violation was acknowledged but quickly resolved, allowing the players to compete uninterrupted for the remainder of the season as top-ranked UNLV seeks to finish the 27-game regular season undefeated with one game left against Cal State Fullerton.
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Lions defeat Walkersville 71 56 in high school game
Lions upset Walkersville 59 32 then trim deficit to 18 early in final, Walkersville reserves outscore Watkins Mills 9 3 to finish 71 56. Mathews 20 points 10 rebounds for Walkersville. Daniels 8 rebounds for Lions. Herod 16 points 8 rebounds for Watkins Mills.
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Bucks edge Bullets for 108 105 win
Milwaukee’s Alvin Robertson stole the ball from Ledell Euckles at midcourt and drove for the winning dunk with three seconds left, giving the Bucks a 108 105 victory over Washington. Pervis Ellison missed a final shot and Fred Roberts secured the rebound as time expired.
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