Gillick confirms he won't return as Orioles GM
Pat Gillick announced he will step down as Baltimore Orioles general manager, effective mid month, ending his tenure started in 1995. Owner Peter Angelos said the move was expected as the team begins a search for his replacement and Gillick may join the Dodgers in an advisory role.
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Seahawks Fade Redskins to Move to 3-0
Seattle defeated Washington 24 to 14 as Steve Broussard opened with a 90 yard kickoff return for a TD. Warren Moon and Bucky Watters led a defense that held the Redskins to 299 yards and forced three turnovers. Trent Green threw for 383 yards and two scores for Washington, which slipped to 0-3 in Norv Turner’s start.
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McGwire 65th homer under review in Milwaukee
Mark McGwire homered for the 65th time to extend the record, but an umpire ruled out a potential 66th in the Cardinals 116 victory over the Brewers. Manager Tony La Russa said the team would appeal to overturn the call. Sammy Sosa went 0 for 4 as the Cubs lost 73 to the Reds, dropping further behind the Mets in the wild card race.
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Jaguars roll past Ravens 24 10 in Jacksonville
Jaguars offense erupts for 519 yards as Fred Taylor rushes 128 yards and a TD off bench while Mark Brunell throws for 376 yards and two scores. Ravens struggles with 12 first downs as Jacksonville leads 17-10 by third quarter and holds on to win 24-10.
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Randall Jones shines at QB in Terps' loss to Mountaineers
Maryland quarterback Randall Jones, a true freshman from Frederick and Thomas Johnson High School, directed three Terps scoring drives in a 42 20 loss to 20th ranked West Virginia. He rushed 13 times for 49 yards, completed 5 of 7 passes for 70 yards, and led an 80 yard drive and a 46 yard scoring march before Kopka added a 43 yard field goal.
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