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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1992
Page
4
A fragmented scorecard lists scores and fixtures from multiple leagues with teams like New York, Rangers, Jets, Canadiens, Sabres, and others. It mentions times in pm and various venues, plus partial standings and player names, though many items are garbled. The record reads like a struggling OCR of a dense sports page with mixed results and schedules.
A patchwork of player movements, signings, trades, and coaching notes from the basketball and hockey world. Teams including Hornets, Rockets, Pacers, Nets, Trail Blazers, Thunder? and Capitals signal roster changes, with players like Roberson, Wesley, Ko, and Jonesjets mentioned among others.
In a scrambled OCR style summary, RBCs Maryant Poor Secondary Schack Atent Asstraßen shows prep football results and player codes with scattered scores and names, including references to Perry Hed, WBE, Lara, and Largs. The fragmentary data hints at team naming, player initials, and variable point tallies without coherent context.
Preseason NBA matchup Charlotte at Portland on TNT plus a heavyweight bout at 9pm on ESPN Spregrock features Carl Williams versus Jimmy Lee Smith in a packed sports night. The page mixes game results and boxing scores with scattered OCR junk and city names.
Washington QB Mark Rypien said boos from fans mirrored the Meadowlands. San Francisco, 6-1, lost Steve Young to flu and fell 24-14 to Phoenix. New Orleans and Buffalo surged in the NFC West and East races while Miami and Cincinnati faced uneven runs. Bills, Dolphins, Browns, and others battled in a chaotic Week paring, with late-game miscues and playoff chatter shaping the standings.
A source says Magic Johnson faces scrutiny after announcing a comeback while NBA stars like Michael Jordan and Malone caution about the game's roughness. Johnson, the career assists leader, aims to rejoin the Lakers on a season opener amid contract talks and a renewed spotlight on his legacy.
Washington coach Gibbs faces questions after a loss to New York. With a struggling passing game and veterans carrying the load, Gibbs weighs whether to bench Mark Rymen for a lift, while receivers had a day to forget, misjudging passes and misfiring in key moments.
New York Rangers rallied with a late Tony Amonte power play goal to force overtime, then Darren Turcotte buried a 25 footer in the right circle 58 seconds into OT for a 7-4 win over Buffalo. Buffalo's Dave Andreychuk was ejected for high-sticking late in regulation.
Postseason games postponed from Monday to Wednesday at 3 15 pm. Thomas Johnson ist fourth seed visits Centennial in Class 3A Region III boys soccer while Middletown 15 faces North Carroll in Class 2A Region I field hockey. In 3A Region II hockey Singapore 1s host South Carroll, and Thomas Johnson 8 at Centennial with seeds 4 and 1.
In Region 1 battles Damascus climbs to third seed for playoffs while it meets Central 2A this week. Damascus also faces Blair 4A with 0-9. Brunswick sits sixth in LA with 7-2 and blocks higher placement. Poolesville still eyes a berth if Leonardtown, Fallston, Smithsburg losses align. Frederick 4A at 4-3 cannot qualify.
Singanore defeated Walkersville 15-6 16-6 15-2 as the Lancers improve to 9-6 with a shot at the regional tournament. Cindy Swan led with 12 points, Jen Glosd added 11 points and five aces, five kills, while Sarah Snell and Amanda Schaudt contributed solid totals including aces and blocks.
Mount St Mary's junior defender Sean Holleran earned NEC player of the week. He scored twice in the final 25 minutes of last Saturday's win over Rider, giving the Mount its first victory since Sept. 16. Holleran, a former goalkeeper, has three career goals this season.
The Supreme Court declined to block the NBA’s 20 game cap for superstation broadcasts, a victory for Chicago Bulls and WGN. The decision leaves intact rulings on illegal restraint of trade, with Bulls lawyer calling the action gratifying. WGN reaches 34 million homes via satellite and cable.
Royals owner Ewing Kauffman publicly apologized to George Brett after Brett said someone in the Kansas City organization urged him to retire. The team had exercised Brett's contract option for a 20th season at 25 million, but Brett planned to decide in the off season whether to return or retire. Brett, 39, hit 3000 in September and said he felt insulted by discussions about opening a roster spot for younger players.
The Chicago Cubs cut ties with former manager and general manager Jim Frey in a one sentence statement Frey was named senior vice president and special player consultant last fall after being ousted as GM by Larry Himes He previously managed the Cubs from 1984 to 1986 and led them to the NL East tie before serving as GM 1987 91 including the 1989 division title under Don Zimmer He also managed the Kansas City Royals in 1980 and guided them to the AL pennant that year.
Rodman, the NBA defensive star and leading rebounder, returns to Pistons practice amid divorce and friction with former coach Daly. He missed exhibitions but should be ready for Friday's opener versus the Bucks at The Palace. Texas denies Pac 10 expansion links as reports cite meetings about Colorado and Texas joining the league.
Mats Sundin of Quebec was chosen as NHL Player of the Week after posting four goals and four assists in the period ending November. He scored vs Tampa Bay on October 27 and Winnipeg on October 31, bringing nine goals and nine assists on the season with points in all 11 Quebec games. Kevin Stevens and Ron Hextall were considered for the honor.
British promoter Frank Maloney said negotiations are underway to bring world heavyweight champion to London to face Lennox Lewis. Lewis earned the title shot by KOing Donovan Razor Ruddock, who is to fight the April winner of the Holyfield vs Bowe bout. Maloney warned securing a title defense in Britain will be tough as Holyfield or Bowe have not defended the title outside the United States.
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