NBA and players union say season will start on time
The NBA and the National Basketball Players Association announced a no-strike, no-lockout agreement ensuring the 1994-95 season and playoffs proceed on schedule while they negotiate a new labor deal. They stressed they remain apart on a salary cap, with the old pact expired last June.
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New York
NBA
Charles Grantham
National Basketball Players Association
David Stern
Stern
Grantham
Ind U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
David Wood
Golden State
Howard Eisley
Minnesota
NHL
Gretzky and agents warn of pro hockey lockout
The NHL stalemate deepens as Wayne Gretzky and about 40 player agents warn a four week lockout could harm the game. Agent Tom Reich blames Bettman for rejecting a player proposal, saying compromise is needed while Goodenow and Bettman have had limited talks.
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Toronto
NHL
Wayne Gretzky
Gretzky
Union
Bob Goodenow
Tom Reich
Goodenow
Reich
Pittsburgh Penguins
Mario Lemieux
Gary Bettman
Lewis quickness makes Terps wide receiver a game breaker
Jermaine Lewis dominates as a fleet Maryland wide receiver. He led the ACC in receiving yards and yards per catch last season, missed three games with a shoulder injury, yet remained a primary big-play threat. This year teams shade him, but a 60 yard TD against Georgia Tech showcased his breakaway speed.
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College Park
Jermaine Lewis
Maryland
Lewis
Terrapins
Georgia Tech
Jermaine
Mark Duffner
North Carolina
Timothy Jacobsen
Keith Brooking
Byrd Stadium
County cross country set at Linganore High Saturday
Linganore and Thomas Johnson lead boys and girls contenders as Frederick and Middletown join top teams in the county championships at Linganore High. Girls varsity opens at 1 pm with a tight field including Messner Neglin Hayes Unger Ford. boys race follows around 1 30 pm.
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Linganore
Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Middl
Linganore High School
Lancers
Knights
Lancer
Patriots
Cadets
Brunswick
Adrian Unger
Singanore
Jacquelyn Hayes
Catoctin
Kathy Messner
Bagwell Wins NL MVP Despite Strike Shortened Season
Houston Astros first baseman Jeff Bagwell won the National League MVP with all 28 first place votes and 392 points after a 39 home run, 116 RBI season halted by an Aug 10 hand injury from a Benes pitch. He missed World Series glory but claimed the league’s top honor.
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Jeff Bagwell
Bagwell
NEW York
Houton Astros
Andy Benes
San Diego
Baseball Writers Association of America
Orlando Cepeda
Mike Schmidt
Flyers unveil revamped 94 95 roster for ABA season
The Frederick Flyers announced a major roster overhaul for the 1994 95 ABA season opening November 27 at Pottsville. Only five of 21 returnees from last year’s 9 16 team remain, with coach Jim Weddle predicting a bigger, deeper squad and a 12 man active roster plus a four man taxi squad.
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Frederick
Cally
Jim Weddle
Flyers
Lancer field hockey seeded fourth in regional playoffs
Lancer field hockey, seeded fourth in the 3A regional playoffs, faces Centennial in a semifinal at 3 15 p m Monday. South Carroll hosts Mount Hebron at 3 15 p m the same day. Winners meet for the regional title Wednesday at 3 15 p.m. on the higher seed’s field. The Lancers are the defending state co champions and are the county’s sole postseason field hockey qualifier. Postseason soccer opens with Walkersville at Einstein and Brunswick at Smithsburg both at 7 p.m. today.
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Singapore
Centennial
South Carroll
Mount Hebron
Lancers
James M. Bennett
Goucher Col
Bonnie Fenwick
Walkersville
Brunswick
Lions
Eistein
fRailroaders
Smithsburg
Frederick County High School Volleyball Tournament Kicks Off
Six teams compete in a new round robin format at Thomas Johnson High School with a 9 a m start. Semifinals set for 5 p m and the championship to follow. Defending Catoctin Singapore Walkersville and others enter the county event after last year’s double elimination system.
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Frederick County
Thomas Johnson High School
Catoctin
Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Singapore
Middletown
Walkersville
Patriots win intracity volleyball over Cadets in four games
Patriots beat Cadets in four games in an intracity match at Frederick. Sarah Combs and Shandra Westergaard led with aces and saves while TJ's offense featured Judy Whims and Janie Marshall. Frederick's Serenity Bush and Heather Krantz had scoring and kills as the Cadets showed steady defense.
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Patriots
Cadets
Sarah Combs
Shandra Westergaard
Carla Bunner
Spike Kalls
Judy Whims
Janie Marshall
Katie Korreck
Frederick
Jake Johnson
Serenity Bush
Kelly Cramer
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Suns
Jerry Colangelo
League
Chicago
Associated Press
NBA Players Association
NHL Players Association
Elizabeth Neglin
Jennifer Ford
Ford
Paul Spurrier
Jonathan Hayes
Chris Miller
Strike
San Francisco
Matt Williams
Moises Alou
Montreal
Barry Bonds
Stan Goldberg
Reggie Isaac
Terrance Jacobs
Anthony Naylor
Lewie Thomas
Tony Harris
Kevin Boddie
John Cannon
News-Post
Sue Mason
Heather Krantz
Kelley Maria
Stacey Roderick
Naawspa Prio
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