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Today: 3-6 p.m., chs. 11, 4 Tomorrow: 3-6 p.m., chs. 11, 4

100 Years Ago 'Refined' burlesque An ad in the Times: "Gayety Theatre - A Big Event in Local Theatricals - An announcement will soon be made of the coming to Baltimore of one stellar aggregation of stars, that will surprise even the regular theatre patrons. In the last few years we have had several All Star Revivals, the Lambs and Friars Star Gambols, etc., but the first and only Burlesque Jubilee will be seen at the Gayety theatre, Baltimore, Md. "The signal honor was tendered Al Reeves, who will head this big organization as Mr. Reeves is considered without a peer in his line.

INDIANAPOLIS 500 Today, Noon TV: Chs. 2, 7 COCA-COLA 600 Today, 5 p.m. TV: Chs. 45, 5

Owen Brown, 350; Clary's/Hawthorn/Swansfield, 264 Medley Relays 15-18M: 1. OB (Saienni, Claxton, Fader, Owen), 2:07.21. 9-10M: 1. CHS (Duke, Ramsing, Jones, Nelson), 1:19.90. 11-12M: 1. CHS (Dicus, Bell, Virostek, Boettger), 2:43.54. 13-14M: 1. OB (Farrall, Seyfried, May, Bruce), 2:19.68. Individual Medley 15-18B: 1. Harper, OB, 1:07.55; 2. Saienni, OB; 3. Claxton, OB. 15-18G: 1. Ertenu, CHS, 1:22.55; 2. Koh, OB; 3. Boardman, CHS. 9-10B: 1. Uzzell, OB, 1:30.84; 2. Jones, CHS; 3. Lee, CHS. 9-10G: 1. Farley, OB, 1:26.30; 2. Morton, CHS; 3. Ramsing, CHS. 11-12B: 1. Bickhart, OB, 1:22.43; 2. Fouts, OB; 3. Mallo, CHS. 11-12G: 1. Pineo, CHS, 1:24.81; 2. Johnson, OB. 13-14B: 1. May, OB, 1:04.70; 2. Seyfried, OB; 3. Riley, CHS. 13-14G: 1. Ovide, OB, 1:23.93; 2. Ramsing, CHS; 3. Huber, CHS. Freestyle 15-18B: 1. Harper, OB, 26.48; 2. Zovko, OB; 3. Farrall, OB. 15-18G: 1. Huber, CHS, 32.02; 2. Boardman, CHS; 3. Owen, OB. 6-UB: 1. Leer, CHS, 23.32; 2. Blanchard, OB; 3. Murphy-Lenk, CHS. 6-UG: 1. Johnson, OB, 27.89; 2. Koh, OB; 3. Tatlan, OB. 7-8B: 1. Mello, OB, 20.15; 2. Shader, CHS; 3. Johnson, OB. 7-8G: 1. Rowe, CHS, 18.53; 2. Boardman, CHS; 3. Duke, CHS. 9-10B: 1. Uzzell, OB, 15.37; 2. Craig, OB; 3. Duke, CHS. 9-10G: 1. Hale, OB, 16.41; 2. Evans, CHS; 3. Miranda, OB....

Today DEVIL RAYS 7:05 CSN Thu. OFF Fri. ROYALS 7:35 Chs. 13, 20 Sat. ROYALS 4:35 Chs. 13, 20 Sun. ROYALS 1:35 Chs. 13, 20 Mon. OFF Tue. ALL-STAR at Houston, 8 chs. 45, 5 Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM)

Divisional games Saturday NFC: Carolina at St. Louis (-7), 4:30 p.m., chs. 45, 5 AFC: Tennessee at New England (-6), 8:15 p.m., chs. 13, 9 Sunday AFC: Indianapolis at Kansas City (-3), 1 p.m., chs. 13, 9 NFC: Green Bay at Philadelphia (-5 1/2 ), 4:45 p.m., chs. 45, 5 Conference championships Jan. 18 AFC: 3 p.m., chs. 13, 9 NFC: 6:45 p.m., chs. 45, 5 Super Bowl Feb. 1 At Houston, 6:25 p.m., chs. 13, 9

WILD-CARD GAMES (Line in parentheses) Saturday Washington@Tampa Bay (-2 1/2 ), 4:30 p.m., chs. 2, 7 Jacksonville@New England (-8), 8 p.m., chs. 2, 7 Sunday Carolina@N.Y. Giants (-2 1/2 ), 1 p.m. , chs. 45, 5 Pittsburgh (-2 1/2 ) @Cincinnati, 4:30 p.m., chs. 13, 9 Divisional games Jan. 14 and 15 (Dates, times TBA) AFC TBA @Indianapolis, chs. 13, 9 TBA @Denver, chs. 13, 9 NFC TBA @Chicago, chs. 45, 5 TBA @Seattle, chs. 45, 5 Conference championships Jan. 22 Super Bowl Feb. 6 @Ford Field, Detroit, 6:30 p.m., chs. 2, 7

SUNDAY'S CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES AFC Steelers@Broncos 3 p.m., chs. 13, 9; Denver by 3 1/2 NFC Panthers@Seahawks 6:30 p.m., chs. 45, 5; Seattle by 5 1/2

SATURDAY Chiefs@Colts 4:30 p.m., chs. 11, 4 Line: Colts by 7 Cowboys@Seahawks 8 p.m. chs. 11, 4 Line: Seahawks by 3 SUNDAY Jets@Patriots 1 p.m., chs. 13, 9 Line: Patriots by 9 Giants@Eagles 4:30 p.m., chs. 45, 5, 43 Line: Eagles by 6 1/2

Wild-card playoffs Saturday N.Y. Jets 24...Cincinnati 14 Dallas 34...Philadelphia 14 Sunday Ravens 33...New England 14 Arizona 51...Green Bay 45, OT Divisional playoffs Saturday Arizona at New Orleans (-7), 4:30 p.m. (chs. 45, 5) Ravens at Indianapolis (-6 1/2), 8:15 p.m. (chs. 13, 9) Sunday Dallas at Minnesota (-3), 1 p.m. (chs. 45, 5) N.Y. Jets at San Diego (-7), 4:40 p.m. (chs. 13, 9) Conference championships Jan. 24 AFC, 3 p.m. (chs.

Wild-card playoffs Saturday N.Y. Jets 24…Cincinnati 14 Dallas 34…Philadelphia 14 Sunday Ravens 33…New England 14 Arizona 51…Green Bay 45, OT Divisional playoffs Saturday Arizona at New Orleans (-7), 4:30 p.m. (chs. 45, 5) Ravens at Indianapolis (-6 1/2), 8:15 p.m. (chs. 13, 9) Sunday Dallas at Minnesota (-2 1/2), 1 p.m. (chs. 45, 5) N.Y. Jets at San Diego (-9)

MIKE PRESTON'S KEY MATCHUPS Ravens DT Haloti Ngata vs. Patriots C Dan Koppen Koppen has quick feet, but he gives a lot of ground in short-yardage situations. Like a lot of centers, he has trouble handling big, strong defensive tackles at the point of attack. The Ravens are aware of Koppen's struggles, and they like this matchup. Ngata is a load and has improved as a pass rusher in recent weeks. He should be able to control the middle of the line. Edge: Ngata: Ravens C Matt Birk vs. Patriots DT Vince Wilfork Birk (right)

Ravens DT Haloti Ngata vs. Patriots C Dan Koppen Koppen has quick feet, but he gives a lot of ground in short-yardage situations. Like a lot of centers, he has trouble handling big, strong defensive tackles at the point of attack. The Ravens are aware of Koppen's struggles, and they like this matchup. Ngata is a load and has improved as a pass rusher in recent weeks. He should be able to control the middle of the line. Edge: Ngata Ravens C Matt Birk vs. Patriots DT Vince Wilfork Birk (right)

The New York Jets' Mark Sanchez throws a touchdown pass; Thomas Jones, left, and the NFL's top running game take it from there, setting up a 24-14 victory over the host Cincinnati Bengals in an AFC wild-card playoff. PG 8 Tony Romo breaks open a scoreless game with five straight scoring drives in the second quarter, leading host Dallas past the Philadelphia Eagles, 34-14, for the Cowboys' first playoff victory since 1996. PG 8 Today: The New England Patriots host the Ravens at 1 p.m. (chs.

Joe Flacco's second NFL season has been more struggle than coronation, more roller-coaster ride than straight-line ascension. Flacco ended the Ravens' agonizing search for a franchise quarterback in 2008. In 2009, he was under scrutiny for costly interceptions, a rash of sacks, his failure to pick up blitzes and a reluctance to throw over the middle. There it was, in full throat, the C-word. Criticism. Gee, this guy is still making mistakes, both reporters and chat rooms complained.

1 Giant task: Defending Super Bowl champs. Another Manning (Eli, left). Fifth road game in six weeks. Statement game. Ravens at Giants (1 p.m., chs. 13, 9). 2 Aching Steelers : Ben Roethlisberger and Willie Parker are both hurting, and the Steelers have been struggling at home. The Chargers could do the Ravens a big favor with a win at Heinz Field (4 p.m., chs. 13, 9). 3 Romo to the rescue?: QB Tony Romo returns for struggling Dallas in time for one of the NFL's biggest rivalries: Cowboys-Redskins (8:15 p.m., chs. 11, 4)