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By Lem Satterfield and Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF | February 6, 1998
Patterson wrestlers pinned seven opponents, five of them in the first period, and overcame two forfeits in yesterday's 46-27 Baltimore City dual-meet victory over visiting Poly.Ed Kempa (140) had the fastest pin, improving to 17-4 after flattening Lucas Seip-Williams with a headlock in 36 seconds. City champion Thorn Brown (103, a 21-2 record), Angelo DePasquale (119), Jimmy Walker (135, 15-3) and Kennard Wheeler (189) also had first-period pins.First-year wrestler Caleb Moore (152) and third-ranked Leonard Bridgeforth (171, 23-1)
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By Bill Free and Bill Free,Staff Writer | March 4, 1992
LANDOVER -- The Washington Capitals made it easy for the Minnesota North Stars last night.Capitals mistakes, combined with a lethargic effort, resulted in a 3-1 loss to the North Stars.Washington did very little right on a night on which starting goaltender Don Beaupre was pulled by coach Terry Murray 15 minutes into the game, after the Capitals fell behind, 3-0.Beaupre wasn't all to blame, as Capitals defensemen made several mistakes, and the North Stars got goals from Gaetan Duchesne, Mike Modano and Steve Maltais.
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By Pat O'Malley and Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF | February 4, 2004
Branden Albert was nearly unstoppable inside, scoring 13 of his team-high 25 points in the first period to propel No. 8 Glen Burnie to a 14-point lead en route to a 73-44 romp at Arundel High in Gambrills last night. By the end of the first half, the 6-foot-7, 315-pound Albert had 19 points, four rebounds and four blocked shots. And the visitors had a 37-18 lead and the game in hand. Arundel's Cory Henderson finished with 25 points, but no other Wildcat had more than four points. The victory left the Gophers 13-2 overall and 9-1 atop the Anne Arundel County boys basketball league, with Arundel slipping to 9-6 and 5-4. "It was over early," said Arundel coach Sam Golder, whose Wildcats had won seven of their previous eight.
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February 22, 1996
Senators: Alexei Yashin had three goals and two assists in Ottawa's 7-1 victory over St. Louis Tuesday night. The Senators, who scored five goals in the first period, set team records for the quickest three, four and five goals in a game.
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By John Altavilla and John Altavilla,Contributing Writer | February 22, 1992
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- The anxiety attack continued for the Skipjacks last night.In need of a few lucky breaks to break out of their three-week tailspin, all the Skipjacks got was another excuse to feel sorry for themselves. This time, Baltimore outshot the New Haven Nighthawks 41-19 but lost, 5-3, before 4,682 at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum."Right now, we're a team that has to overcome everything," said Baltimore coach Rob Laird. "We have to fight off bad calls, bad bounces and hot goaltenders."
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By Bill Halls and Bill Halls,Special to the Sun | March 26, 1994
DETROIT -- The Washington Capitals scored the first two times they shot, but gave up two third-period goals as the Detroit Red Wings gained a 2-2 tie before a standing-room crowd of 19,875 at Joe Louis Arena last night.The game ended with a brawl with only 4.2 second remaining to play in overtime.Sylvain Cote and Kelly Miller scored in the first period, and Don Beaupre stopped the Red Wings for 50 minutes.The Red Wings finally got to Beaupre midway through the third period. Ray Sheppard scored his 49th goal on a power play at 10:27 to cut the Capitals lead to 2-1. The shot beat Beaupre low on the glove side.