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Cincinnati Tops AP Preseason Poll in Historic Return
Cincinnati grabbed the AP preseason No 1 ranking with 34 first place votes and 1 641 points as three returning starters lift the Bearcats back to the top for the first time in 34 years. Kansas second with 15 first place votes and 1 548 points. Kentucky third. Tim Duncan led Wake Forest as a returning All American center. UCLA, Utah, Villanova, North Carolina, Michigan and Duke also top ten. Bearcats coach Bob Huggins praised the team's focus amid early hype.
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Smoltz Clinches NL Cy Young in landslide win
New York AP Smoltz earned the NL Cy Young Award after a dominant 29 year old season with the Atlanta Braves 24 8 record 2 94 ERA and 276 strikeouts. He finished ahead of Florida's Kevin Brown and tied with Greg Maddux for fifth in voting honoring a pitching staff that has produced four straight Cy Young winners.
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Baseball players tell owners no changes
In New York, baseball players told five owners they would not renegotiate the rejected deal. Bud Selig pondered next steps as Fehr and Levine described a direct, civil meeting with no rationale from owners for changes. Deadline looms with possible free-agent start Friday under expired rules and federal court order.
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Ravens struggle as season slips from reach
The Ravens, now 3-7 after a 1-2 stretch with overtime loss to St Louis, face a daunting finish. Wally Williams laments drives failing to convert as a tough slate of remaining games against San Francisco Pittsburgh Carolina and Houston tests pride and playoff hopes.
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Georgia Tech Visit Tests Maryland's Hope for 500 Mark
Terrapins coach Duffner faces lineup strain as quarterback Brian Cummings and running back Buddy Rodgers shoulder injuries. Cummings missed time with a separated shoulder and concussion while Rodgers recovers from a bruised thigh, limiting Maryland's playmaking options against Georgia Tech.
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Redskins grumble over officiating in Cardinals game
Turner criticized officiating especially a pass interference call on Washington's final drive that was reversed. He said the team could overcome one bad call, but this one cost them. He also noted the wrong player was blamed for the overtime offside before Butler’s 32 yard game winner.
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Chargers ground Lions on late Coleman TD pass
San Diego beat Detroit 27 21 as Andre Coleman revived the offense with a 46 yard strike from Stan Humphries on the final play of the first half. The Lions drop to 4 6 amid a four game skid and coach Wayne Fontes faces uncertain future. Coleman, back after Charlie Jones injury, fumbled and dropped a key pass but then connected on a late scoring play to put the Chargers ahead.
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Dow and Nasdaq hit new highs as markets cheer holiday spending
U S stocks advanced to new highs with the Dow up 35.78 to 6255.60 as blue chip names led gains while concerns linger about broad market breadth. Nasdaq rose to a record 1262.67 and S P 500 touched a fifth straight intraday high amid expectations of continued consumer spending through the holidays.
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Stocks of Area Interest for Monday November 11 1996
Dow Jones Industrial average at 6255.60 up 35.78 points led by volume of 356.55 million shares. New York gold futures at 380.50 as markets opened.
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