Beckham Enjoys Football Amid Deaf Family Ties at VMI
At Virginia Military Institute Beckham, a 6 foot 2, 220 pound starting center, speaks of his love for the game and music while navigating life with deaf parents. The Gaithersburg, Maryland native born in Houston rose through Seneca Valley High School to become a key recruit for coach Bob Thalman. Beckham notes ongoing support from family and his brothers Mike and Rick, with the latter having played for Texas Lutheran.
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Redskins Hope to Improve as Schedule Favors Playoff Push
Lemar Parrish anchors a defense led by Don Hover and Ric Milot who has emerged as a seventh round find. Joe Theismann tops the offense, while the club eyes a stronger running game and potential top draft choices to bolster backfield depth. The Redskins face a five game stretch in which three wins could seal a playoff berth.
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NFC vs AFC outlook and Redskins note shifts
Analysis argues Dallas as best NFC team despite injuries and weak pass rush. It notes Tampa Bay at 5-0, division decay, and asks where Los Angeles would finish in the AFC West. It observes the AFC leading 9-5, praises Redskins speed and defense, and criticizes the rest of the NFC as over the hill.
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Weekend Scores and Local Sports Schedule Highlights
National results show Jets 33 over Dolphins 27 and Cowboys 38 over Bengals 13 while New Orleans tops the Giants 14 and Packers beat New England 14. Local leagues feature cross country, tennis, youth soccer, and fall recreation schedules with entries open at Mary Baldwin College Staunton and Winchester parks.
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Expos Sign Bill Lee and NFL Signing News
The Montreal Expos signed pitcher Bill Lee to a three year contract. Kansas City Chiefs re signed Larry Brown to bolster the offensive line. New Orleans Saints placed tackle John Watsons on injured reserve. Seattle Seahawks signed kick returner Tony Green as a free agent and placed running back David Sims on injured reserve. Jerry Coleman named Padres manager.
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East Hardy Cruises Past Moorefield for Fourth Straight Win
East Hardy Cougars sprinted to a 96-56 victory over Moorefield led by six players in double figures and a 35-point second quarter. Missy Orndorff scored 23 and Laura Robinson 17 as East Hardy pulled away after a 19-19 first quarter, remaining unbeaten at 4-0.
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Handley Tops AA Ratings in Midseason Football Standings
Handley leads AA ratings as the season reaches halfway, with strong showings from Louisa and Orange in Battlefield and Western Albemarle atop the Valley District after a 20-0 win over Harrisonburg. Coastal conference leaders and individual team ratings are listed, highlighting midseason contenders and undefeated teams.
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