Visiting QBs right at home
The Cleveland Browns fell 38 28 to the Los Angeles Rams at Lakefront Stadium as visiting quarterbacks soared. Jim Everett threw for 261 yards and four touchdowns, while Henry Ellard and Buford McGee helped power the Rams attack in a third straight strong road show. Ellard also surpassed 400 career receptions in the victory.
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Browns slide continues as season fades and Cavs fear oblivion
Commentary blames the Browns defense for the skid while noting Bernie Kosar threw 281 yards as Shofner takes the reins. With Mark Price absent the Cavaliers face a rough finish, and the Indians plan no major moves in baseball’s winter meetings. The piece laments lack of talent and calls for an offseason overhaul.
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College basketball and NFL happenings sweep ESPN slate
ESPN schedules show ACC Big East Challenge matchups including Pittsburgh versus Virginia at 4 p.m. Notre Dame at Boston College pacing late night. Also Coca-Cola Mid-America Bowl in college football and NFL listing New York Giants at San Francisco 49ers with Davis Cup Final Australia versus US noted.
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NBA Scores and Standings From Tonight's Matches
Multiple NBA games with team pairings and late 8:30 to 10:30 pm starts. Milwaukee and Indiana posted high scores with Sikma and Fleming leading for Milwaukee and Indiana respectively. Utah Portland and Minnesota games show detailed player totals and team tallies amid a busy night.
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Hockey Night Scores Jump Between Teams In Long Bericht
Detroit and Buffalo traded goals in the first, with Burr and Garpenley scoring for Detroit and Mogiiny for Buffalo. Edmonton poured in goals from Tikkanen and Semenov with key assists, while Philadelphia and Calgary contests featured multiple tallies and assists, reflecting a busy scoring slate across the league.
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NCAA soccer match ends in draw at Tampa
UCLA and Rutgers play to a 0-0 tie in Tampa. UCLA wins 4-3 on penalties after a 407 minute shootout to decide the game.
College basketball scores scattered across regions
Scores show Case Western 76 Johns Hopkins 73 and Vermont 56 Clemson 66 among many others. Regional results include UCLA 145 Loyola Marymount 98, Tennessee 92 Chattanooga 6, Texas-El Paso 71 Coppin State 56, Indiana 80 Kentucky 64, Kansas 71 Drake 62, Texas Christian 92 Brooklyn Cal 55, UNLV 109 Alabama Birmingham 68 and more across Southwest Midwest and West regions.
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College football scores from late Saturday
Hawaii defeated Brigham Young 59 to 28 in a late Saturday game. Boise State beat Middle Tennessee 20 to 13. Miami Florida 30, San Diego State 28. Texas 28, Texas A&M 27. Central Washington 24, Pac Lutheran and Nevada 4. Furman 35, 307 points total?
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Prep basketball schedule and pro sports moves summary
The report lists team staff changes and player moves across leagues. Orioles appoint Gary Nickels as scouting director. Waite Sox name Ed Farmer assistant. Royals sign Kirk Gibson to a two year deal. Twins waive Roy Smith. Padres sell Eddie Williams contract. Hawks in Pacific League note. Patriots add Hart Lee Dykes Timpson and Vinene to IR, place Sammy Martin and Garin Veris on IR. Jets place John Booty on IR. activate Mac Stephens. Seahawks activate Warren Wheat and place Thom Kaumeyer on IR. WHALENS recall Marc Bergevin. Yake to Saint Coast Hockey League. Amights sign Bob Kenney. Mississippi fires George Haffner and Joe Hollis. Southern Miss names new football coach.
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MSL standings Awaday's Stora St Louis
In the MSL standings Awaday's Stora St Louis trails Kansas City 9 to 5 as of today with no games scheduled on the docket.
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Thistledown Sundays results brief card races summary
Daily racing results from Thistledown detallling first through twelfth races with horse names jockeys and payoffs including Exacta Trifecta and carryover notes plus Saturday late results and attendance figures. Key entries include Mister, M and M Kid, Gizs Chump Change, Visage Printe, Johnny the Greek, Alloway, Sporting Club, Nugget Power, Triumvirate, Packsniffery, Line Caster, Carrigan, Pass the Stars, Tela Triteela, Let Me Think, Fickte Storm, Nain Aan, Buckisue, My Lauren Ann, Matchless Maid, Anthony Rambo, Porlenium, Royal and Imperial, Jack Betla Be Rite, Twist Appeal, Lady Bucky, Setting Limits, Quick As a Kitty, Just a Little Honey, Amber Tribute, Magic Folly, Digital Dart, Meadow Dart, Puffin Run, Notorious Hanover, Bet Your Can Can.
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Hawaii Upsets BYU Behind Gabriel Heroics At Aloha
Hawaii quarterback Garrett Gabriel threw for 359 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another as the Rainbow Warriors stunned No. 4 BYU 59-28 at Aloha Stadium. Ty Detmer, despite four first-half interceptions, still set the NCAA single-season passing yardage record with 5,188 yards.
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UNLV Remains No 1 In AP Poll After Victory
UNLV holds the top spot in The Associated Press poll with 45 first place votes and 1,579 points after opening the season with a 109-68 win over Alabama-Birmingham. Ohio State and Nebraska also feature in the recap from the week’s college basketball action.
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UCLA Wins NCAA Men’s Soccer Title In Penalty Shootout
UCLA and Rutgers battled 150 minutes of scoreless play before UCLA won 4-3 on penalty kicks. Brad Friedel guarded the Bruin goal as both teams combined for 22 shots on goal across regulation and two overtimes. UCLA scorers were Joe-Max Moore Tim Gallegos Chris Henderson Jorge Salcedo. Rutgers scorers were Lino DiCuello Maurice Mazzocchi and Chris Beach.
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Angels and Jays open winter meetings with six player trade
The California Angels and Toronto Blue Jays started the winter meetings with a six-player trade sending outfielder Devon White and reliever Willie Fraser to Toronto for Felix and infield prospect Luis Soto. Each team also receives a minor leaguer.
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Daniel Love duo win J C Penney Golf Classic by five
Daniel and Love held off Lopez and Haas to win the J C Penney Golf Classic by five strokes at Innisbrook Resort. They each earned 100000 after a 4-under 67 to finish 18-under 266 for the four rounds. Lopez and Haas were 271. Wright and Hallet tied for third at 274. Morse wins Australian Open in sudden death after beating Parry. Bergeron in critical condition after heart attack.
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Classified Hot Line Ad Lineup
Classified advertising reaches readers through a dedicated hot line. Call 1 800 848 6397 for concise listings and brief notices featured in the Chronicle Telegram.
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