Bargain Fashion Sale Highlights Misses and Women
Promotional page lists discounts on misses petite and women apparel. Brands include Pacer fleece separates Lavon Fuda jog sets Amanda Smith knit dresses and Forecaster Jones New York wool coats. Sale prices range from about 19.99 to 279.99 with many items marked 25 to 40 percent off. Credit discounts emphasize entire stock reductions across coats jackets and denim.
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Famous Maker
Orig
Valerie Stevens
Misses & Petites
Panther Fall
McNaughton
Amanda Smith
Danny
Nicole
Dani Max
SALE
Mundi
ARIS
Naturalizer
Liz Claiborne
Prima Royale
Maine Woods
Life Stride
White Mountain Orig
Reebok
NIKE
Alfred Dunner
Designers
Luxelon
Lavon & Fuda
LEE
Jane Ashley
Jones New York
John Alexander
Oscar de la Renta
Evan-Picone
Robert Stock
Savane
Haggard
Brandini
John Ashford
Gianfranco Ruffini
Evan Picone
van Heusen
China
Mikasa & Lenox
Mikasa
Queen
King Cases, Ltd
Farberware & Revere
Toshiba
AIWA
Ministereo
Hornets chase 3A state title with Westlake showdown
Damascus meets Westlake in the Maryland 3A final after both teams won semifinal games. Westlake defeated Dunbar 26 14, while Damascus beat Thomas Johnson 20 10 to reach the championship at Byrd Stadium. Coach Todd Tunnell emphasized stopping Westlake’s running game and keeping players healthy.
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University of Maryland
Byrd Stadium
Hornets
Walkersville
Southern
Harwood
Westlake
Todd Tunnell
Wolverines
Waldorf
Charles County
Dunbar
Baltimore
Tunnell
Chiefs nip Lions as Allen sets rushing record
Marcus Allen scored two touchdowns including the go ahead with 46 seconds left to lift the Kansas City Chiefs to a 28 24 win over the Detroit Lions Allen extended his career rushing TD record to 112 surpassing Walter Payton and helped KC halt Detroit playoff hopes while Rich Gannon led a dominant rushing and passing effort backed by strong line play and a staunch defense.
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Pontiac
Mich
Marcus Allen
Allen
Kansas City Chiefs
Detroit Lions
Walter Payton
Chiefs
Marty Schottenheimer
Rich Gannon
Steve Bono
Gannon
Kansas City
Chris Penn
Derrick Walker
Detroit
Wayne Fontes
Lions
Fontes
Bennie Blades
Barry Sanders
Herman Moore
Sanders
Jason Hanson
Greg Hill
Hill
Schottenheimer
Marcus
Smith
Redskins
Williams
Cowboys
Dallas
Joe Brodsky
Brodsky
Washington
Nory Turner
Turner
Emmitt
Huckleberry's season rise after ACL setback at UConn
SHERI HUCKLEBERRY of Middletown fought back from a torn ACL suffered in 1993 at Connecticut. She helped lead UConn toward the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals while ranking sixth on the team with 26 points this season. The player earlier earned Frederick County recognition and chose UConn for its top program and biology focus.
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Sheri Huckleberry
Middletown
University of Connecticut
Connecticut
Brown
Portland
North Carolina
Huckleberry
Massachusetts
Uconn
Santa Clara
Len Tsantaris
Frederick County
George Washington
Maryland
Emmitt Smith Stuns Redskins with Three TD Performance
Irving Texas AP Emmitt Smith scores three touchdowns and gains 155 yards as the Cowboys beat Washington 21-10 to tie for first in the NFC East. Smith returns from benching to power Dallas with two 4 yard runs and a 3 yard score, reaching 10,000 career rushing yards.
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Associated Press Redskins
Ken Harvey
Cowboys
Troy Aikman
Texas Stadium
Irving
Texas
Aikman
Redskins
Rich Owens
Sean Gilbert
Emmitt Smith
Smith
Washington Redskins
Dallas
Washington
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Giants
Barry Switzer
Sherman Williams
Lett tied to failed drug test and 1 year suspension
Dallas Cowboys tackle Leon Lett faces a one year ban by the NFL after reportedly testing positive for cocaine. The Dallas Morning News cited an appeal hearing and questioned handling of the urine sample. Lett denied using cocaine and said not to quote him.
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Dallas Cowboys
Leon Lett
NFL
Dallas Morning News
Lett
Cowboys
Washington Redskins
Joe Browne
Associated Press
League
Morning News
Jerry Jones
New York
Paul Tagliabue
Kentucky Routs Syracuse In Great Alaska Shootout Rematch
Kentucky beat No 12 Syracuse 53 to 7 53 in Anchorage as Derek Anderson scored a career high 25 points for the Wildcats. Jamaal Magloire had 16 points and eight rebounds while Otis Hill led Syracuse with 17 points and 16 rebounds. Todd Burgan scored 3 points amid an ongoing suspension appeal.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Derek Anderson
Kentucky
Syracuse
Jamaal Magloire
Wildcats
Orangemen
Jim Boeheim
Otis Hill
Todd Burgan
Magloire
Jared Prickett
Ron Mercer
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London Fog
London
JVC
Switzer
Jim
Press Chiefs
Ryan McNeil
van Malone
Silverdome
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