Rangers blank Flyers again in narrow win
The New York Rangers defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 2-0 as Steve Vauquette stopped 31 shots for his second straight shutout in Philadelphia. Nigel Dawes and Scott Gomez scored power play goals, extending New York’s success at the Wachovia Center.
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Multi sport schedule lists college NBA and pro games today
A dense broadcast slate covers college men and women basketball, NBA games including Spurs vs Celtics and Lakers vs Heat, plus football Pro Bowl. Also listed are golf, hockey, rodeo, NASCAR, NHRA, tennis, and world tennis events with round-by-round results and channel assignments. Names include UCLA, Indiana, Arizona, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Xavier, St Josephs, Miami, Portland, and broadcasts across FSN Ohio ESPN2 WTAM WKNR and more.
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World Cup Slalom and Downhill Results Lined Up
Results from Germlach Partankichen Germany show Reinried Herbst and Ted Ligety among early leaders in slalom and overall World Cup standings. Lindsey Vonn leads the downhill and overall standings with Nicole Hosp and Maria Hoefl-Riesch among the top overall contenders.
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United States
Kelly Vanderbsak
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Renato Goetschi
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Vanderhoak
Anja Paarson
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Phil Mahre
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Sports league deals and coaching moves summary
Graig Wilson signed a minor league contract with the Cincinnati Reds. Carolina Panthers agree to terms with OT Gamione Lewis on a nonunion year deal. Dallas Cowboys name Reggie Harring as backfield coach. AWB Thomas assigned to San Antonio from Phoenix. Ryan Sharman traded to Vancouver from Manitoba. Manchester Monarchs assign Scott Parse to Reading. Norfolk Admirals sign Kiick at DB. Pittsburgh names Bryan Bossaro as wide receivers coach. Washington names Sean Curtis as women’s golf coach.
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High School Boys Basketball Saturday Results
Area Lake Erie League Erie Division Admiral King 75 Southview 66. Non conference Avon 68 Wallington 63. Cleveview 7B Firelands 64. Vermilion 88 Amherst 54. Around the State Amwerp 4 W Unity Hilltop 36 City Falls Walsh Jesuit 38 Akron SVSM 38. Elida 81 Spencerville 42. Gallipolis Gallia 55 Marriott 26. Hadeon G1 Parma Hts Valley Forge 53 Kel Altar 63 Middletown Fenwick 3 New Wash Suckeye Cent 61 Lucas 50. Por Clintay 66 Sandusky 49.
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Sectional girls results flood Medina to Zanesville
Sectional tournament action across divisions yields varied outcomes. Medina Southview beat Wooster 64 45 in Division I. Vermilion edged Firalands 47 45. Holy Name defeated Cleveland MLK 51 24. Clearview topped Brookside 40 34 in another D I tilt. Division IV Norwayne saw Kidron Gentral Christian 56 27 Open Poor. non conference Keystone 43 Midview 32. Amherst 56 Rocky River 47. Strongsville 54 Avon Lake 22 in D I I. Various scores show a busy district bracket with numerous close games and OT finishes including Avon 57 over Fairview 52 in OT.
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Budweiser Shootout at Daytona
NASCAR Sprint Cup Budweiser Shootout at Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach Florida. Starting positions listed with multiple manufacturers and drivers including Dale Earnhardt Jr Tony Stewart Jimmie Johnson Jeff Gordon Mark Martin Denny Hamlin Kasay Kahne Michael Waltrip Carl Edwards Bill Elliott and others. Average speed 140.761 mph race time 1 hour 14 minutes 38 seconds margin 0.136 seconds four cautions for 16 laps and 17 lead changes among Busch drivers. Leaders: Earnhardt Jr led 47 laps, Stewart 2, Blaney 7, Gilliland 2, Waltrip 2, Gordon 1, Carl Edwards 1, Mark Martin 1.
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Ex QB Zorn hired to coach Redskins
Washington hired Jim Zorn as head coach in a surprise move after a month-long search. Zorn, previously Seattle's quarterbacks coach, will be introduced at a 3 p.m. news conference.
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