Schoenfeld Signs Two Year Extension With Capitals
Odenton AP Jim Schoenfeld will coach the Washington Capitals through the 1998 99 season after a two year contract extension announced late Wednesday He joined the Capitals January 27 1994 replacing fired Terry Murray and has led the club to three straight playoff appearances with an 80 62 25 record.
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Top UM recruit Malik Campbell ruled academically ineligible
Malik Campbell, once touted as a top New York high school quarterback, is back at Turner Carroll High School in Buffalo after the NCAA ruled his academic record did not meet Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse standards. He had 12 of 13 required core courses, leaving his Maryland football eligibility in doubt despite strong GPA and SAT scores.
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Mariners Ace Randy Johnson to Fully Recover After Disc Surgery
Seattle Mariners pitcher Randy Johnson is expected to make a full recovery after surgery for a protruded disc. Dr. Robert Watkins said no future problems are expected and Johnson should be released by Sunday with rehabilitation to begin in three to four weeks.
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Orioles fall as Mussina fades in the White Sox loss
Mussina could not complete four innings, surrendering six runs and eight hits after giving up homers to Pat Borders and Danny Tartabull. The Orioles drop the season series 8-4 as Chicago rallies with four in the second and Borders and Tartabull driving in key runs. Brady Anderson and Roberto Alomar opened with a 2-0 lead for Baltimore before the skid.
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Brewers rout Rangers as McDonald strong in Texas
Brewers crush the Texas Rangers 13-4 behind a shutout eight innings from McDonald who improved to 6-0 lifetime at Texas after an earlier skid. Brewers racked up 18 hits off three Texas pitchers.
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Lancers top Hawks Linganore in volleyball action
In Thursday volleyball action Linganore fell to Lancers 15-6 15-6 15-11. JoAnna Farrell led the winners with 15 assists and five service aces, while Katie Stavely added 11 kills and one ace. Urbana won the junior varsity match 15-4 11-15 15-13.
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Liberty 2 Linganore 1 in double overtime field hockey
Liberty edged Linganore 2-1 after double overtime to clinch the win. Linganore led 1-0 on Mary Cate O Connor’s first half goal with Erin Danielczyk assisting, then Liberty tied late and Amanda Sleeper tallied in OT. Linganore goalie Katie Allnutt made 19 saves.
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Middletown and Linganore rack up high school soccer actions
Middletown fights to stay intense as they edge past Frederick and face injury as Schariner goes down with a likely broken ankle. Linganore wins 1-0 over Mount Hebron with Stephens scoring on a direct free kick as Shultz makes five saves. Chapelgate beats New Life 5-3 with Pate Cloutier and Pruitt’s saves highlighted.
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TV Sports and Major Event Listings
A Saturday and Sunday schedule detailing televised games across baseball boxing football soccer and racing. It lists MLB matchups including Baltimore at Detroit and Atlanta at New York Mets, college football ACC and SEC games, Pro Golf CISL events, boxing championship bouts, and auto racing including MBNA 200 and Las Vegas 200 with network channels and times.
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