Cowboys edge Packers as Boniol ties field goal record
Dallas defeated Green Bay 21-6 at Texas Stadium, with Chris Boniol matching an NFL single-game field goal record by kicking seven. The Cowboys built a first-half lead, with Troy Aikman kneeling to set up Boniol’s final score, while Green Bay missed key chances and suffered injuries to top receivers.
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Caps win 3rd in a row behind Simon two goals
Washington Capitals defeated the Florida Panthers 4-2 on Monday night to extend their win streak to three. Chris Simon scored twice and Todd Krygier added a first‑period goal and assist as Olaf Kolzig stopped 27 shots to deny Florida’s comeback efforts.
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Furman honors Natalie Cleckley with Sports Hall induction
Natalie Cleckley, former Linganore High School standout, is inducted into Furman University’s Sports Hall of Fame along with five other alumni. The noted guard ranks high in Furman records with 1102 career rebounds and 696 field goals, and earned SoCon accolades including Freshman of the Year and Player of the Year in 1990 91. Cleckley averaged 14.7 points and 9.5 rebounds per game.
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Furman honors trailblazing women's basketball star Cleckley
Cleckley became the first Furman woman with a jersey retired, a catalyst during the program’s rise to Division I. A 6-foot-1 center from Singapore, she averaged 14 points and 10.4 rebounds as a freshman, confronting homesickness but persisting to post strong seasons, including a senior year 12.7 rebounds per game ranking third nationally.
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Belgac and Harris shine in Mounts exhibition defeat
Mount St. Marys freshman Rob Belgac scored a team high 27 points off the bench in an exhibition loss to BC Sakalai of Lithuania at Knott Arena. Greg Harris added 17 points as the Mount fought back from a halftime deficit but fell 74 to 30.
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Redskins edge Eagles to seize NFC East lead in tense finale
Norv Turner rallied Washington after a fiery pregame talk to prevent a late collapse against Philadelphia. The 8-3 Redskins withstood late threats from Irving Fryar as young players like Rich Owens Tom Carter and Michael Westbrook elevated their play, preserving a critical win despite defensive lapses.
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Testaverde to start vs Jaguars despite rib hip injury
Ravens quarterback Vinny Testaverde plans to play Sunday against Jacksonville despite a bruised rib and hip pointer from the loss to San Francisco. He practiced limitedly, expressed optimism, and aimed to avoid missing another snap while his replacement Eric Zeier struggled in relief.
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Holtz resigns as Irish coach
In South Bend Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz declares resignation after 11 seasons. A Monday meeting with athletic director Mike Wadsworth and Rev. William Beauchamp preceded today's 1 p.m. announcement. Holtz, 59, has speculated about NFL return, with talks of coaching the Vikings if Dennis Green departs.
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Belle in talks with White Sox on five year deal
Albert Belle, top free agent, nears agreement in principal on a five year contract with the Chicago White Sox according to radio reports. No official confirmation or news conference planned. The Marlins reportedly offered four years and 38 million dollars, while Belle was to meet them this week.
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