NFL Style Scorecard and Week Highlights From Open Games
The recap lists standings and results across conferences with teams like Buffalo Miami Indianapolis New England Dallas Philadelphia Cincinnati and others. Sunday and Monday games include New England 20 Jets 7 Houston 37 Browns 10 Atlanta 34 Lions 22 and more with key plays, scores, and upcoming open dates.
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Pro Basketball and Hockey Night Schedules and Scores
NBA game in Phoenix at New York at 8 p m on TNT and NHL Boston at Washington at 7 30 p m on HTS plus cycling in Los Angeles at St Louis at 8 30 p m and golf Grand Slam of Golf at 6 05 p m on WTBS Boxing schedule features Hector Comacho versus Danny Chavez and Arthur Allen versus Curtis Mombel in two 10 round welterweight bouts. Also includes NBA assists totals, hockey period by period scoring for Calgary and New York, and Maryland high school football leaders list with region records and averages.
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Colts Ecker recalls Frederick County football lore and Browns move
Frederick residents recount Colts Corral memories at Shamrock in Thurmont and memorials to Doc Ecker. They note the Browns relocation to Baltimore in 1984, share mixed feelings about Redskins fans, and reflect on loyalty, nostalgia, and Colts memorabilia.
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Cleveland
Poolesville falls short after regional title run
Poolesville finishes 9-6-1 after a season described as historic by coach Hopkinson. The team, the first Poolesville girls squad to win a regional championship since 1971, ends with two departing players and two late shots after Strawbridge's goal.
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Piniella Wins AL Manager of the Year Honor
Lou Piniella of the Seattle Mariners tops the American League Manager of the Year ballot with 86 points to earn the AL honor. Kevin Kennedy of the Red Sox trails by 12 points and Mike Hargrove of the Indians by 15. Piniella led the Mariners to their first postseason and was named on nine of 28 ballots with 12 second places and five thirds.
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Kevin Kennedy
Cleveland Indians
Baseball Writers Association of America
Baseball signs new TV deals
The owners agreed to four national postseason TV deals totaling 1.7 billion dollars over five years, averaging about 12 million per team each season. Acting commissioner Bud Selig and executives from Fox Sports NBC Sports ESPN and Liberty Media announced the agreements, with Fehr in attendance and a brief cordial exchange following. The contracts permit expanding the playoff round to best of seven, not before 1997 at the earliest.
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Bud Selig
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ESPN
Liberty Media
Donald Fehr
Column weighs risks as teams move to Cleveland or Baltimore
The column argues franchise shifts threaten fan loyalty as owners pursue stadium deals and sweetheart incentives. It notes Washington has a strong franchise history but lacks a stadium site, while Maryland and Prince George's County face headwinds. It discusses Browns move and baseball’s antitrust shield, urging expansion as Washington’s best bet for a baseball team.
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Poolesville earns playoff win in dramatic sudden death PKs
Poolesville outlasted Brunswick in a tied match after two 40 minute halves and two overtimes, then won on a sudden death penalty shootout. Hennessy scored for Poolesville, Stull replied for Brunswick, and Zoerner and Adams secured the victory after a sequence of saves and precise shots.
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TJ Brunswick surge in MPSSAA playoff push
Thomas Johnson and Brunswick widen paths to state football playoffs as TJ sits 8-1 and second in Class 3A with 10.22 point average while Brunswick 7-2 leads Class 1A South with 7.11. Middletown and Linganore hold top 2A region spots, Knights 9-0 second with 10.00, Lancers 8-1 fourth at 9.48. Aaron Marsh scored for Middletown-Linganore in the Monday Frederick Post.
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Oates contract extended with Rangers through 1997
Texas Rangers extend manager Johnny Oates' contract by one year through 1997. No terms disclosed. GM Doug Melvin credits Oates for 1995 improvements in pitching and defense after a 74-70 first season, with the club finishing 4 1/2 games behind Seattle. Oates, 49, previously signed a two year deal in 1994 after leaving the Orioles.
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Regan Named Dukes Manager Amid Lasorda Transition
Phil Regan, 58, is appointed manager of the Albuquerque Dukes AAA affiliate as Tommy Lasorda prepares to retire. Regan replaces Rick Dempsey, reassigned within the Dodgers after two seasons with the Dukes, with Dempsey’s next placement undetermined.
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N.M
Phil Regan
Albuquerque Dukes
Tommy Lasorda
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Dodgers
Lasorda
Rick Dempsey
Dodger
Dukes
Dave Sheriff
Dempsey
King blames accountant for fake 350000 claim in Tyson era
Don King defended by accusing his accountant of fabricating a 350000 expense claim to cheat Lloyds of London after a 1991 boxing bout was canceled. Tyson watched as King rested the defense after three days of testimony. He cited employees for filing an insurance claim following Chavez Brazier cancellation due to Chavez nose injury.
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Whalers Hire Maurice After Holmgren Firing
Hartford names Paul Maurice as head coach replacing Paul Holmgren who led the team since 1992. Maurice, 28, becomes the NHLs youngest coach after a 1-6-1 skid that followed four opening wins and a 6-1 setback to the Flyers. Holmgren finishes with a 54-93-14 mark.
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Barber Named ACC Offensive Back of the Week
Virginia star Tiki Barber rushed 31 times for 193 yards and a touchdown in the 33-28 upset of Florida State. He added three receptions for 45 yards and a score plus six punt returns for 73 yards. Cavaliers lineman Jason Augustine and safety Percy Ellsworth also earned weekly honors. PARIS AP Pete Sampras returns to No. 1 in ATP rankings after Paris Open victory as Ivanisevic and Engqvist vie for eighth spot ahead of year-end championships in Frankfurt.
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15 year old swimmer denies steroid use after probation
Jessica Foschi, a 15 year old long distance swimmer from Mineola, New York, says she has never used steroids after officials placed her on probation following a positive test. Her father Bob and coach Dave Ferris claim sabotage, noting a majority on the U S Swimming Board of Review favored probation over suspension.
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Cowboys sue NFL for 750 million in antitrust suit
The Dallas Cowboys filed a 750 million antitrust suit in federal court in New York against the NFL, NFL Properties and the NFL Trust, alleging an illegal cartel that blocks teams from running their own marketing. They seek 200 million in actual damages, triple under law, plus 150 million in punitive damages.
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