Hearst Rushes 198 Yards as 49ers Top Lions 35 13
Garrison Hearst ran for a team record 198 yards and Steve Young threw for a score as the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Detroit Lions 35 13. Hearst handed the game ball to his father in the stands after the win, and Detroit was eliminated from playoff contention. Barry Sanders was held to 28 yards on 14 carries. The 49ers rushed for 328 yards while improving to 11 3 and extending their home winning streak.
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NFL outlook: injuries and instability redefine contender status
The piece notes Giants, Bucs, and Redskins grappling with quarterback issues and injuries as they stumble against top teams like 49ers, Falcons, Cowboys, and Packers. It highlights Tampa Bay’s offense woes, inconsistent Dilfer, and Alstott Dunn slump, while questioning future drafts and Falcons’ fragile surge with potential downturn from key injuries.
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Hardy Nickerson
Bucs
Redskins
Kent Graham
Carolina
Sean Gilbert
Desmond Howard
Heath Shuler
Michael Westbrook
Falcons
Chris Chandler
Jamal Anderson
Ash dismisses teams as Mariners decision looms
Clemens years of trade chatter noted as Ash says he will not engage with Seattle. He downplays interest from Angels Cubs Mets and others while calling the process not to be completed in Nashville. Blue Jays delegation heads home and Steinbrenner’s call expected by week’s end.
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Tim Johnson
Vietnam
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Panthers rally end run but fall short against old foe
The Panthers trimmed a 55 30 deficit with a fourth quarter surge led by Jennifer Sieg Christen Wilhelm and Danielle Doria but fell to their rival. Koepp and Ruth stood out for Elyria Catholic while Emily Zaborniak and Stacy Gilfillan remained sidelined with injuries. Spartan coach Brian Kelley cited a physical rivalry and fatigue after two tough days.
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Bowling Scores Show Strong 600s Across Clubs
In weekly bowling results Mike Bodock led with 661 and Dewey Justice 643 while Shirley Justee posted 641 and Wendy Huddleston 621. The 500/600 lists feature John Gregory 696 and Tom Martin 828 among others, with Sunday Socializers and various league names noted.
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Dewey Justice
Wendy Huddleston
Ee Fale Inspection
Garms Radiator
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Ray Walter
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Shally Walker
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Dan Reeves undergoes quadruple bypass surgery in Atlanta
Falcons coach Dan Reeves, 54, had quadruple bypass heart surgery at Piedmont Hospital after chest pains following Sundays win over the Saints. Team physician Charlie Harrison said no heart attack or muscle damage, with Reeves eyeing a return for playoffs or the Super Bowl. Interim coach Rich Brooks will lead.
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Montreal Expos Draft Heisman Winner Williams
Ricky Williams, Heisman winner, was drafted by the Montreal Expos with the fourth pick in the major league draft four rosters. The move follows earlier notes that he plans to pursue both football and baseball professionally, with football favored for his career outlook. The Associated notes also mention other draft moves by the Indians and Pirates, plus contract stakes around Curt Schilling and Manny Ramirez.
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