Portland, Bulls clash in scoring rout with 103 83 final
Portland dominates Chicago 103 to 83 as Grant leads with 33 points and Stockland adds 12 assists. Key Portland scorers include Porter 14 and Dudley 4 while Kukoc leads Chicago with 15 points and Armstrong adds 27. Rebounds show Portland 58 to Chicago 48. Technical foul awarded to Strickland. Attendance 23,500.
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Rangers edge Senators in a tight 4 3 clash
New York Rangers defeated Ottawa 4 to 3 as Leetch and Messier scored while Graves and Nedved contributed. Ottawa kept pressure with Daigle and Daigle assisted plays, but New York held on with strong goaltending by Healy and key power plays.
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Sports transactions roundup with multiple league moves
National Basketball Association announces Fred Roberts signed by Cleveland Cavaliers on a second 30 day contract. NFL entries include Falcons agreeing to terms with J J Faden at wide receiver, Broncos signing Leonel Wacington and Tim Hack as defensive backs, Jets signing Lavar Ball and Alan Allen and loaning them to London Monarchs of the World League. Chargers note Hamed John Hinek as director of college scouting and business manager with continued scouting duties. Buccaneers sign Clarence Verdin as punt returner to a top year contract. other AFL items list Milwaukee Millstangs and Bay Storm signings for unnamed positions.
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Broad Night of Pro and College Sports on Several Networks
NBA Dallas at Phoenix and NHL Washington at Boston lead an ESPN TNT ESPN and ESPN2 broadcast night. College titles in the Midwestern and Sun Belt tourneys on ESPN. Boxing includes Berbick Thunder and Nicholson Morris bouts on USA. Player moves span hockey leagues and coaching contracts extend at Kentucky and Louisville.
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ACC Stars Spark Rough College Hoops Night
The column lists a chaotic set of college basketball scoring totals with players from Georgia Tech Duke Maryland Clemson Virginia Virginia Tech and Florida State among others. Final tallies show Drew Barry Georgia Tech and Donald Williams North Carolina tied at 38 points with multiple players contributing in the 1 to 35 point range.
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Massachusetts 68 St Joseph's 57 in NCAA bid run
Massachusetts defeats St Joseph's 68 to 57 led by Kellogg and Padula as Massachusetts advances in a tournament context. St Joseph's struggled from the field with 2-9 in one period and 36 rebounds to 48 for Massachusetts, while Warley led St Joseph's with 3 assists.
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Hall of Fame veterans panel weighs Ashburn Doby candidacy
Ashburn and Doby top the Veterans Committee candidates to join the Hall of Fame on voting day in Tampa Florida. Nellie Fox Gil Hodges Leon Day also seek enshrinement as Ted Williams Stan Musial and Yogi Berra head a 17 member panel voting 75 percent for selection. The panel revises rules for five years to allow a supplemental election for one player in each category alongside the usual two picks.
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Huson impresses Orioles in spring bid comeback
Jeff Huson, a former Rangers starting shortstop in 1992, bases his comeback with Baltimore as a minor leaguer during the strike. Manager Phil Regan notes his major league experience and performer’s sharp demonstrations over three weeks, signaling a potential future roster spot when the strike ends.
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Orioles near signing pitcher Higuera after workout
Teddy Higuera moved closer to a contract with the Baltimore Orioles after a strong 15 minute sideline session in St. Petersburg. Orioles officials said a return visit for more throwing is likely and a deal could be minor league or major league depending on terms.
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Mount St Mary’s relay teams set two school marks at ECAC indoors
The Mount St Mary’s College women’s team set two school records at the ECAC Indoor Championships in Syracuse. In the 4x600m, Aisha Stevens, Amy DeBor, Robin Kloster and Heather Moul ran 9:13.26 to finish third. The distance medley relay team of Moul, Lisa Kaiser, Kloster and Rebeccah Wassner posted 12:02.70 for seventh. The Mounties earned six points, placing 22nd among 52 teams.
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MSD girls Stacy Nowak and Amy Wise earn Tri-State All-Conference nods
MSD players Stacy Nowak and Amy Wise have been named to the Tri-State Conference All-Conference team. They will face Potomac Valley All-Stars tonight at Catholic University at 7 p.m.
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Demon Deacons retire All-ACC 22 jersey for Childress
All-ACC center Childress, a 6-2 Maryland native, received 97 first team votes and 17 for second team to total 325 points as Wake Forest earned the top seed in the tournament for the first time in 33 years. Childress averaged 18.4 PPG overall and 19.4 PPG in ACC play, with strong free throw shooting in league games. Duncan, a 6-10 sophomore, matched his prior impact with 16 double figure games and ranking among the top 15 scorers in the conference.
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Rowlyk Shines On Court And Academic Honors Highlight NEC Maine
Rowlyk, a biology major aiming to be a genetic counselor, earned GTE-CoSIDA Instrict II All Academic nods for two years. A Delaware HS star from St Marks, she chose Mount St. Mary’s for proximity, moved from guard to center, and averaged 16.6 points and 7.7 rebounds last season. The Mount opens NEC Women’s Tournament hosting St Francis NY with Rowlyk in the starting five. Sheahan notes her ongoing questions and drive to improve as teammates discuss her adjustments and contributions.
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O Neal Named NBA Player of the Week for Orlando
Shaquille O Neal of the Orlando Magic earns Player of the Week honors after four games averaging 31.5 points and 12.8 rebounds. He opened with 41 points against the Knicks, then 19 points and 20 rebounds versus the Rockets, followed by 36 points and 12 rebounds against the Spurs, and closed with 30 points in a win over the Hawks.
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Dallas Stars goaltenders share NHL Player of the Week honor
Goaltenders Darcy Wakaluk and Andy Moog win co Player of the Week for Dallas Stars. Wakaluk posted his sixth and seventh career shutouts beating the Winnipeg Jets and Anaheim Mighty Ducks by 4 to 0. Moog backstopped 5-3 win over Edmonton Oilers and 2-1 victory against St. Louis Blues.
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Devaney Hospitalized After Blood Pressure Rise
Former Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney, 79, was admitted to Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln after a sudden blood pressure rise. Doctors quickly controlled the condition. Devaney led the Cornhuskers to national titles in 1970 and 1971 and had no losing seasons in 11 years before Tom Osborne succeeded him in 1972.
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Osborne Wins Distinguished American Award for Public Service
Osborne, famed Nebraska 1994 national champion coach, receives the Distinguished American Award from the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes his public service work with children, including his Youth Foundation and efforts with the American Heart Association and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
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Five D I schools certified in NCAA evaluation program
Five of the first eight Division I schools completing an NCAA department evaluation were certified as compliant with NCAA principles. Three more received conditional certification, allowing a year to fix identified issues. If denied, schools could become corresponding members and miss championships. Arizona State, Maryland Baltimore County, St John’s, West Virginia, and Wyoming were certified. LSU, Northern Illinois, and Saint Mary’s California earned conditional status.
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Zimmer in Intensive Care After Transient Ischemic Attack
Colorado Rockies coach Don Zimmer, 64, remained in intensive care at St. Mary’s Hospital Tucson after a transient ischemic attack Saturday night. Trainers said he is progressing well with no lasting effects and may move to a regular room as improvements continue. The incident followed an exhibition game in Scottsdale and the team bus was diverted to the hospital.
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Moten Earns All-Big East First Team Honor for Third Year
Syracuse star Lawrence Moten, the conference career scoring leader, is named to the All-Big East first team for the third straight season. Also on the squad are Kerry Kittles, Danya Abrams, Ray Allen, John Wallace, and Eric Georgetown. Allen Iverson is rookie of the year and defensive player of the year, a unanimous choice. Moten joins Patrick Ewing and Derrick Coleman as players honored as rookie of the year and then three times on the first team.
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