Flyers and Capitals battle through tied first game
In an open score card the Flyers and Capitals finish 2-2 after three periods with no overtime. Key goals by Podein for Philadelphia and Will for Washington punctuate a tightly fought contest at 18:95 and 11:37 respectively. Referees Dan Marousti and Gray Devorski oversee a high intensity start.
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NBA Scores and Poll Highlights From Recent Games
NBA results include Seattle past Philadelphia 115 107 as Kemp posts 28 and Payton 11 assists while Maxell scores 24 for Philadelphia. Also notes on Hawks, Suns, and Bulls injuries and transactions plus a Maryland state prep football poll with DeMatha leading.
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Penguins end 16 straight penalties in disruptive third
Kennedy's fourth goal off Harvey's rebound capped a key power play end for Pittsburgh as Derian Hatcher left hurt and Sergei Zubov sidelined with a broken finger reinjury. Francis extended to 1,171 career points, passing Hull for 25th all time, while Dagr's 11-game streak ended.
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FCC men and women basketball teams preview season
FCC men return 13 16 record under coach Dave Miller with key returnee Marques Simmons and new guards and forwards led by Thomas and Taylor. The FCC women, state and regional champions, seek a tough schedule and national bid behind stars Mamula Sellers Cooper Beach and newcomers Howlett Johnson Brown Hughes Stevens.
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Browns Franchise Move Sparks League Tension
The Browns move from Cleveland to Baltimore roils NFL as Art Modell faces scrutiny from commissioner Paul Tagliabue and owners. Public sentiment splits between loyalty to Cleveland and dollar signs from the Baltimore deal, with backlash from Dan Dierdorf and others over the hastened vote and city needs.
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White takes case to Congress over Browns move
Cleveland Mayor Michael White again pressed federal lawmakers and the Clinton administration amid a pending Cuyahoga County court hearing on whether the Browns must stay in Cleveland through 1998. He cited potential fraud and antitrust issues while Congress and Sen. Glenn and Rep. Hoke draft responses and a Senate panel planned a November hearing. He argued public subsidies and stadium financing render the move unacceptable and warned other cities could face similar pressures.
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Grey Cup Weekend Lights Up Regina Saskatchewan
Regina braces for the CFL final between Baltimore Stallions and Calgary Stampeders as fans fill the hospitality tents and streets with lights for Grey Cup 1995. Temperatures near zero, 54,000 expected crowd, 1,800 tickets left. city hosts parades, concerts, and tailgate festivities amid strong Rider tradition.
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Duffner Plans Mixed Maryland Offense vs Florida State
Maryland coach Duffner says the Terrapins will mix the I formation and run and shoot to confuse Florida State. He notes the Seminoles’ strong ACC run and aims for a bowl bid, possibly to Shreveport’s Independence Bowl, as Maryland targets fourth place.
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Hayes Qualifies for NCAA Cross Country Meet
Jacquelyn Hayes, a Navy freshman formerly of Singapore High School, earned a spot in the NCAA cross country championships to be held November 20 in Ames. She finished 12th at the ECAC District II championships in Boston and was Navy’s top runner all season.
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