Rams Recall Era of Multi-Sport Ram Coach Stipe
STIPE GRADUATED PROM Shepherd in 1939 with a major in physical education and history. He later coached all sports at Damascus High School, starting soccer without experience, and led basketball to an 85 percent win rate between 1941 and 1948, with 1949 a state Class D title. He also taught drivers education, suffered polio in 1950, and retired in 1974.
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Expansion talk roams NFL NBA bids across cities
The piece surveys potential owners and plans for new franchises from Atlantic South to Baltimore with figures like Jerry Richardson, Mike McCormack, Charles Kroenke, and Elvis Presley estate links. It notes venues in Charlotte Clemson St Louis Memphis Baltimore and Jacksonville as options, with stadiums, financing, and minority concerns including racism charges and NAACP agreements.
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Baltimore battles over new NFL franchise in 1995 race
Baltimore owners Belgrad Weinglass and Malcolm Glazer push to secure an NFL team for 1995. A $20 million letter of credit signals a $42 million first payment due November 1 as talks hinge on package strength and city guarantees of $1.1 million per visiting game. Weinglass says he wants a team to bring football back to Baltimore despite long-term profitability questions.
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Region standings shift as Seneca Valley grabs final playoff berth
Stone and eighth place Seneca Valley clinch the final playoff spot in Region. Damascus rises to second in Class 2A and tops the West with a 9.25. Middletown falls to 18th regionally and fourth in the region at 5.12 while Brunswick climbs to sixth in Class 1A by beating Catoctin and sits second in the South with a 5.37, up from ninth overall last week.
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Terps' Petrovic leaves Maryland for transfer
Sophomore Nemanja Petrovic informed coach Gary Williams that he plans to transfer. His departure weakens an already small Maryland roster but frees a scholarship for Willians. Petrovic, 6-foot-10, averaged 3.0 points and 3.3 rebounds in 10 games before a midseason leg stress fracture. Mario Lucas and Kurtis Shultz will back up freshman Joe Smith.
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Ex Bush official Lynn Martin finalist for baseball commissioner
Lynn Martin labor secretary under Bush is named as a finalist in the search for a new baseball commissioner. The process, led by Atlanta Braves chairman Bull Bartholomay, targets a selection by year end. Bud Selig is reluctant to take the post, and Dick Ebersol is also mentioned as not wanting the job.
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ACC honors Fischer Edwards for week
ACC player of the week honors went to Duke quarterback Spence Fischer and safety Tee Edwards. Fischer threw for 275 yards and two touchdowns in a 21-13 win over Wake Forest, while Edwards recorded a career high 14 tackles and sealed the victory with an end zone interception. Virginia players also earned three awards for the second time this season.
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Selanne Named NHL Player of Week
Teemu Selanne of Winnipeg earned NHL player of the week after scoring eight points in three games. He added two assists vs Edmonton, a goal against Detroit, and a two goal three assist performance against Philadelphia, tying for eighth in the league scoring race.
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Clippers land Aguirre on one year deal
Los Angeles sign veteran forward Mark Aguirre to a one-year contract, tying up a free agent who last season averaged 20.4 points per game over a 12 year career with Detroit and Dallas. Aguirre, 33, was waived in October and aims to debut for the Clippers in Indianapolis against the Indians, after a season shortened by injuries and a career low 99 points.
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