Ravens Trampled by Chiefs 35 8 as Offense Struggles
In Baltimore at PSINet Stadium the Ravens suffer a 35 8 defeat to Kansas City. Stoney Case throws three interceptions and is benched for Tony Banks. Errich Rhett scores the Ravens only TD on a 2 yard run. Elvis Grbac connects with Tony Gonzalez for two KC touchdowns.
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Tony Gonzalez
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Donnie Edwards
Reggie Tongue
Banks
Chuck Banks
Bam Morris
Patriots defeat Hawks to seize CMC title in rematch
Thomas Johnson boys soccer rolled to a 4 1 win over Urbana to clinch the Central Maryland Conference title. Bryan Cain and Joey Higbee scored early as TJ built a 3 0 lead, with Ben Sykes and Jay Wise finishing. Urbana finishes 10 4 5 2 and faces Middletown for county honors.
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Atlee Martz
Andrew Petrie
Jay Wise
Frederick Cadets Roll Liberty 42 To 8 In CMSC Clash
Frederick knocked off Liberty 42 to 8 as sophomore Jerrod Brown rushed for 234 yards and four touchdowns. Tsikerdanos led a stout defense while Brown credited his line for key runs and praised the emerging leadership as the Cadets rebound to 3-5.
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Frederick Defense Shuts Liberty in Cadets Victory
Frederick. Cadets capitalize on a long 12 play drive for a 22-8 lead as Tsikerdanos anchors a 24 tackle performance. Brown breaks free for an 85 yard TD and a two point run, while Isaac Solomon adds a 90 yard interception return for a 42-8 lead.
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Akil Patterson
Merek Myers
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Sean Main
Mike Harrison
Steve Jones
Quentin Richard
Thomas Richard
Isaac Soloman
Rematch of 96 World Series Brings New Look to Braves Yankees
Atlanta faces a different 1999 rematch as much changed since 1996 with stadiums gone, longtime stars retired, and new players stepping in. The Yankees seek a third title in four years while Atlanta aims for a second in the decade, with key pitchers Millwood Pettitte Smoltz Clemens and veterans adapting to a fresh rivalry.
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Redskins wideouts talk trash before Cowboys showdown
Ashburn reports Washington receivers Michael Westbrook and Albert Connell boast about their abilities as the offense leads the NFL. Connell and Westbrook rival Deion Sanders and discuss Go-to targets, while Turk’s injury clouds the Redskin punting situation ahead of the NFC East clash.
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