Frederick News Digest September 30, 1996
Frederick Maryland edition summary brief dated Monday September 30, 1996 highlights local events and notices. Includes community updates, upcoming meetings, and brief political and civic notices from the Frederick area.
Redskins rally past Jets for fourth straight win
Washington outgained New York 31-16 as Gus Frerotte shone with 257 passing yards and a 52 yard flea flicker to Leslie Shepherd. Terry Allen rushed for 101 yards and two scores while Keyshawn Johnson drew a controversial defensive pass interference call that led to an interception. Jets Hard luck season continued as Adrian Murrell logged 118 yards on 31 carries.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
New York Jets
Leslie Shepherd
Gus Frerotte
Redskins
Jets
Keyshawn Johnson
Tom Carter
Johnson
Carter
Rich Kotite
New York
Nick Lowery
Adrian Murrell
Neil O’donnell
Frerotte
Shepherd
Terry Allen
Scott Blanton
Murrell
Ken Harvey
Darryl Morrison
NFL
Denver
Cincinnati
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
Houston
Baltimore
New Orleans
Chicago
Oakland
San Francisco
Atlanta
Green Bay
Seattle
Arizona
St Louis
Dallas
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Miami
New England
Indianapolis
Byner leads Ravens ground attack past Saints 17 10
Earnest Byner ran 149 yards on 24 carries to spark Baltimore as the Ravens beat New Orleans 17 10. Vinny Testaverde guided a late 75 yard drive capped by a Michael Jackson TD as Baltimore improved at home to 2 2 while New Orleans dropped to 0 5. Jim Mora's Saints face ongoing speculation about his future amid the loss.
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Baltimore
Earnest Byner
Ravens
New Orleans
Saints
Byner
Vinny Testaverde
Michael Jackson
Michael
Testaverde
Pittsburgh
Houston
Arizona
LeShon Johnson
Ted) Marchibroda
Eric Allen
Jim Mora
Mora
Jim Dombrowski
Hentgen 20 wins as Blue Jays top Orioles in finale
Toronto pitcher Pat Hentgen earned his 20th win with 7 1 3 innings as the Blue Jays beat the Orioles 1 0. Brady Anderson hit his 50th homer to lead off the game, setting a major league record for the opening batter, while Baltimore clinched a wild card and heads to the playoffs against Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Pat Hentgen
Hentgen
Brady Anderson
Toronto Blue Jays
Baltimore Orioles
Anderson
Bobby Bonds
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Blue Jay
Jack Morris
Cy Young
Andy Pettitte
New York Yankees
Cite Gaston
Cite
Mike Timlin
Mark McGwire
Hank Greenberg
Jimmie Foxx
Ralph Kiner
Johnny Mize
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Nerio Rodriguez
Vikings, Chargers end unbeaten run in NFL action
Vikings fall 15-10 to Giants as Warren Moon is picked off at the New York 4. Chargers block a last-minute field goal, beating the Chiefs 22-19 to share AFC West leadership. Biakabutuka injures knee for Carolina, MRI planned.
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Minnesota
San Diego
Kansas City
Carolina
Magic
NFL
Vikings
Warren Moon
Phillippi Sparks
New York
Moon
Giants
Chris Mims
Pete Stoyanovich
Chargers
Chiefs
Denver Broncos
Urbana Hawks Run Past West Nottingham 44 6 in C County Game
Urbana tops West Nottingham Academy 44 to 6 as Tommy Milburn scores twice and finishes with 89 rushing yards on eight carries. Chris Carter adds a 5 yard TD, Thomas Parrish breaks a 55 yard TD, Stephen Chucoski adds a 13 yard TD, and Greg Hill returns a punt for 60 yards for a score. Urbana improves to 3-0 against varsity competition with two remaining.
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Tommy Milburn
Urbana
West Nottingham Academy
Cecil County
Hawks
Dave Carruthers
Chris Carter
Thomas Parrish
Rams
Greg Hill
Stephen Chucoski
Brian Klem
Kevin Burkey
Burkey
Carter
Parrish
Ryan Stanley
Hamilton leads MSD to 60-6 win over Indiana
DeJuan Hamilton racked up 238 rushing yards and five touchdowns on 13 carries as Maryland School for the Deaf routed Indiana 60-6. Franco Korpics added 92 yards on 10 carries, MSD totaled 341 ground yards, and the defense held Indiana to 35 yards with four picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Green
DeJuan Hamilton
Indiana School For the Deaf
Hamilton
MSD
Indiana
Maryland School For the Deaf
Franco Korpics
Orole
Orioles
Coleman
Oroles
Jason Gunderson
Shah Pollydore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Byner Stars
Ravens Down Saints
Padres
Bob Tewksbury
St. Louis
Dodgers
Ramon Martinez
Panthers
Tshimanga
Biakabutuka
Dom Capers
Anthony Johnson
Jacksonvilles
Jaguars
David Palmer
Robert Smith
Sparks
Cris Carter
Dan Reeves
Milburn
MSC
John Coleman
Frederick County