NFL injury report previews Week 2 games across league
The National Football League podl report lists injury statuses for key players in week one matchups including Browns at Broncos, Oilers at Raiders, Chiefs at Bills, Dolphins at Patriots, Jets at Colts, Seahawks at Chargers, Lions at Giants, Vikings at Buccaneers, Eagles at Redskins, Cowboys at Bengals, Steelers at Cardinals, and Packers at Bears with multiple players labeled out doubtful questionable or probable across teams and positions. Notable names include Monty Brown, Troy Aikman, Brett Favre, Reginald Jones, Darrell Lett, and Adrian Murrell among others as teams brace for action.
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Cleveland
Denver
Browns
Reginald Jones
Michael Jackson
Randy Baldwin
Rob Burnett
Bill Johnson
Broncos
Keith Karts
Mike Pritchard
Dave Wyman
Dennis Smith
Randy Hilliard
Shannon Sharpe
Elijah Alexander
Ray Crockett
Ben Smith
Houston
LOS Angeles Raiders
Oilers
Reggie Brown
Cody Carlaon
Kenny Davidson
Travis Hannah
DE Lamar Lathon
Bubba McDowell
Gary Wellman
Raiders
Gerald Ferry
Seddie Anderson
Albert Lewis
Steve Wiantewild
Kansas City AT Buffalo
Chiefs
Keith Cash
John Alt
J. Birden
Dan Salaumaa
Wiliam White
Greg Manusky
Joe Montana
Neil Smith
Bills
Jeff Burris
Monty Brown
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Bert Weidner
Patriots
Vincent Brisby
NEW York Jets
Indianapolis
Jets
Stupel Malamala
Fred Baxter
Adrian Murrell
Bobby Houston
Kyle Clifton
James Thornton
Trev Alberts
John Covington
Jon Handleg
Jason Belser
Tony Bennett
Mark Jackson
Damon Watts
Seattle
San Diego
Seahawks
Michael Sinclair
Duane Bickett
Jeff Blackshear
Bill Hitchcock
Patrick Hunter
Kelvin Martin
Rufus Porter
Chargers
Deems May
Stan Humphries
Detroit
NEW York Giants
Lions
Anthony Carter
Tracy Hayworth
Marc Spindler
Ryan McNeil
Eric Lynch
Robert Porcher
Milton Mack
Giants
Corey Miller
Lance Smith
Dave Brown
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
Vikings
Dave Garnett
Chris Walsh
William Sims
David Palmer
Jack del Rio
Buccaneers
Keith Powe
Jeff Brady
Thomas Everett
Tim Irwin
Philadelphia
Washington — Eagles
Broderick Thompson
Derrick Oden
Charlie Garner
Lester Holmes
Jeff Sydner
Redskins
Heath Shuler
Sterling Palmer
Bobby Wilson
Dallas
Cincinnati
Cowboys
Erik Willams
Derrick Lassie
Jy Novacek
Matt Vanderbeck
Troy Aikman
Nate Newton
Mark Stepnoskd
Mark Turner
Bengals
David Braxton
Don Hollas
David Klingler
Eric Mooreleg
Alfred Williams
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Steelers
Barry Foster
Gary Jones
Steve Avery
John Jackson
Cardinals
Weeknight high school basketball slate across New Mexico and border towns
The schedule lists Thursday games at 7 p.m or 7:30 p.m for many schools including West Mesa versus Rio Grande and Las Cruces at Gadsden, plus Highland at Cibola and Gallup at Espanola Valley. Saturday lineups feature La Cueva at Albuquerque, Eldorado at Valley, and multiple JV and six man semifinals across the region.
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West Mesa
Rio Grande
Las Cruces
Gadsden
Assem Highland
Cibola
Gallup
Espanola Valley
Farmington
Santa Fe
Onate
Alamogordo
Deming
Mayfield
Goddard
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Roswell
del Norte
Sandia
Bloomfield
Shiprock
Frusta
Colo
Kirtland Central
Taos
Robertson
Los Alamos
Raton
Rutdogo
Cobre
Hot Springs
Santa Teresa
Silver
Socorro
Artesia
Portales
Tularosa
Eunice
Nmmi
Lordsburg
Hatch Valley
Texico
Fort Sumner
Dulce
Whitehorse
Utah
Animal
Cloudcroft
Carrizozo
Capitan
Tatum
Hagerman
Loving
Jal
la Cueva
Albuquerque
Eldorado
Valley
Las Vegas
St. Michael's
Academy
St. Pius
Crownpoint
Menaul
McCurdy
Questa
Laguna-Acoma
Navajo Pine
Escalante
Springer
Bloomfield JV
Cuba
Vaughn
Lake Arthur
Roy al Mountainair
Rebuilt Lady Demons claim district volleyball title in 1994
Dexter's Lady Demons, after an 8-1 start and several roster changes, overcome early season adversity under first year coach Tina Lee. With Jessica Banda a constant and a reshaped lineup, they finish 13-3, win District 4AA regular season and host the district tournament final at 6 p.m. Saturday. Capitan and Cloudcroft challenged the unbeaten run, but the team shows resilience and growth through the season.
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Dexter
Dexter Lady Demons
Animas
Tina Lee
Cobre
Mica Luna
Lee
Jessica Banda
Lady Demons
Capitan
Cloudcroft
Hope Christian
Tatum
District
Pam Allen
Tiffany Vandenbout
Seenanguconenevearvasesencann
Mirra Paz
Esrsovsseee Tie
Akin Poabe
Hagerman
Lady Bobcats
Sally Knight
Roswell High
Knight
Roswell
Hondo
Lake Arthur-Mesilla Valley
Hagerman Lady Bobcats close on state tourney bid
Hagerman hosts Hondo in District 5A action as the Hagerman Lady Bobcats, 10-6 overall and 3-0 in district, chase a state tournament berth at Moríarty Estancia November 9-12. Led by senior outside hitter Angie Grade, the team has rebuilt from a rough start into a cohesive unit with renewed belief.
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Lady Bobcats
Angie Grade
State
Knight
Moriarty
Estancia
Hagerman Lady Bobcats
Hagerman
Kenda Ferguson
Sara Reston
Shanon Wigginns
Shelly Reveles
Samantha Anderson
Indians Agree to Terms With John Farrell on Minor League Deal
Major league baseball notes show the Cleveland Indians agreeing to terms with pitcher John Farrell on a minor league contract. Texans GM updates include Rudy Jaramillo and Jerry Narron named as coaches with Omar Minaya elevated to director of professional and international scouting. NFL moves list Bengals waiving Ronald Edwards and Milt Stegall while adding Erik Wilhelm and Todd Phillcox at QB. Colts waive Al Noga and Saints waive Les Miller. Georgia Southern promotes Scott Baker to associate baseball coach. Stony Brook to join New England Collegiate Conference in 1995-96. Tennessee declares George Kidd ineligible for selling complimentary tickets.
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Cleveland Indians
John Farrell
Texas Rangers
Rudy Jaramillo
Jerry Narron
Omar Minaya
National Football League
Cincinnati Bengals
Ronald Edwards
Milt Stegall
Erik Wilhelm
Todd Philcox
Indianapolis Colts
al Noga
NEW Orleans Saints
Les Miller
College
Georgia Southern
Scott Baker
Stony Brook
New England
Tennessee
George Kidd
Sunland Park Race Results From Wednesday Meet
Sunland Park New Mexico results show outcomes across seven races with horses Adroglass Lyphard's Gold It's Fiddle and others posting win, place, and show finishes. The daily handle reaches 19 670 with attendance 1 360 as Quiniela and Trifecta payouts appear across events.
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Sunland Park
N.M
Damascus Blue
Jay Oh Wahoo
Woody S
Countesa Boone
Queen Beduino
Jarett
Sleepy Sal
Gimmedamoneypappa
Mighty Kyle
Chabt Lee
Huskers Short on Backups for Scarce Depth
Husker football notes warn of danger if Berringer is sidelined as backups are thin. Rundown of college games features many ranked matchups with spread lines and final scores across major programs and conference battles.
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Huskers
Berringer
Buffaloes
Colorado
Ohio St
Penn
Paterno
Buckeyes
Arkansas
Auburn Tigers
Auburn
Georgia
Florida
Gainesville
Virginia Tech
Miami ‘Hurricanes
Hokies
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SMU
Texas Abm
San Antons
San Aston
Duke
Mic
Badgers
Mets and Yankees warn strikebreakers at spring training
New York Mets and Yankees players warned potential strikebreakers against crossing lines. John Franco said he would fight back if needed and Bobby Bonilla warned of consequences for crossing the line. Mets catcher Todd Hundley said strikebreakers would be marked targets with a bullseye on their back.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Yankees
John Franco
Mets
Franco
Bobby Bonilla
Hackensack
N.J
East River
Todd Hundley
Salzwedel Defends NMAA Over State Tournament Venue
Salzwedel blames 3% year bid process for Las Cruces not hosting the New Mexico state basketball finals. He notes sites are chosen long in advance and Las Cruces hasn’t bid. He provides contact numbers for questions, urging respectful calls only.
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Salzwedel
NMAA
Souther
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Palomas NE
N.M
Agassi stages comeback to reach Stockholm Open third round
Andre Agassi trailed 0-6 2-4 15-40 before rallying past Nicklas Kulti 0-6 7-5 6-3 in the Stockholm Open second round. Parked seeds Michael Chang, Magnus Larsson, Goran Ivanišević, and Michael Stich also advanced to the third round.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Andre Agassi
Nicklas Kulti
Austria
Michael Chang
Magnus Larsson
Goran Ivanisevic
Michael Stich
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