Carey Named NHL Player Of Week For Capitals
Goaltender Jim Carey of the Washington Capitals earned the NHL player of the week after consecutive shutouts over the Boston Bruins and Philadelphia Flyers. He leads with six shutouts, stopping 28 shots in a 2-0 win and 27 in a 3-0 victory, with 10 career shutouts in 82 games.
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Mullin season ends with torn ligament in finger
Golden State star Chris Mullin will miss the rest of the season after tearing the radial collateral ligament in his right little finger during a 109-94 loss to the Knicks. Surgery is planned in San Francisco Wednesday after the injury occurred when his hand caught on Anthony Mason's waistband in the third quarter in New York.
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Falcons lock in Bennett as high paid defender
SUWANEE Ga AP The Atlanta Falcons sign Cornelius Bennett to a 13.6 million four year contract with a 5 million signing bonus to bolster defense after yielding the most passing yards in NFL history in 1995 Bennett, who turns 31 next season, aims to help the team win the big one and improve from a 9 7 season that ended in a first round playoff loss to Green Bay.
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Bears Sign Curtis Conway To Four Year, Ten Million Deal
Chicago Bears lock up wide receiver Curtis Conway for four years at ten million dollars, making him the third Bears player this year to earn more than two million per season. Conway posted 62 receptions for 1,037 yards and 12 touchdowns last season.
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Hornets reactivate Bogues from injured list
The Charlotte Hornets activated Muggsy Bogues on Monday after recovering from arthroscopic knee surgery. The 5 foot 3 guard, the franchise leader in assists and steals, spent most of the season on the injured list and played 4 games before his return.
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Local wrestlers crown champions and hoops standout advances
First Team weighs in with winners led by Matt Willard and J J Kowal as state qualifiers. Natalie Urquhart from Waverly topped the Elks Maryland Hoop Shoot for 8 and 9 year olds, with 18 of 25 county shots, 21 of 25 district, and 20 of 25 state. Two Frederick figure skating clubs won gold in district meets at the University of Delaware arena, with youth and teen adult precision teams, and Frederick Sport & Ice Arena provides contact for more information.
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Wrestling Team Rosters and Weight Class Listings
The document lists athlete names and weight classes for Second Team and various weights. Notable entries include Rocky Lemon from Frederick at 103 pounds, Mike Kanner of Middletown at 112, Jeremy Fuss of Catoctin at 119, Chris Keller of Middletown at 125, Kevin Ferraro of Frederick at 130, Tim Haney from Singapore at 135, Zane Harshman of Middletown at 140, Darrick Francis of Walkersville at 145, Rick Reeder from Frederick at 152, Dan Howell of Middletown at 160, Shawn Segreti of Walkersville at 171, Rick Toms of Catoctin at 189, and Dan Meadows of Thomas Johnson at 275.
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Phantoms Top Hawks In Semifinal Thriller
The Frederick Phantoms beat the Delaware Hawks 7 6 in Capital Ice Hockey League playoffs semifinal. Ernest Ayukawa scored three goals while Tereo Hardman Foss and Stull added one apiece. McGee Corridon and Stull posted assists and McGee made 21 saves as the Phantoms set a playoff record with two goals in the first 19 seconds. They advance to face the Washington Caps Youth in the finals at Piney Orchard Ice Arena next Saturday.
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