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SOCCER - JAPAN GET LUCKY WIN, CHINA IN SURPRISE DEFEAT. Nadim Ladki
AL-AIN, United Arab Emirates 1996-12-06
Japan began the defence of their Asian Cup title with a lucky 2-1 win against Syria in a Group C championship match on Friday. But China saw their luck desert them in the second match of the group, crashing to a surprise 2-0 defeat to newcomers Uzbekistan. China controlled most of the match and saw several chances missed until the 78th minute when Uzbek striker Igor Shkvyrin took advantage of a misdirected defensive header to lob the ball over the advancing Chinese keeper and into an empty net. Oleg Shatskiku made sure of the win in injury time, hitting an unstoppable left foot shot from just outside the area. The former Soviet republic was playing in an Asian Cup finals tie for the first time. Despite winning the Asian Games title two years ago, Uzbekistan are in the finals as outsiders. Two goals from defensive errors in the last six minutes allowed Japan to come from behind and collect all three points from their opening meeting against Syria. Takuya Takagi scored the winner in the 88th minute, rising to head a Hiroshige Yanagimoto cross towards the Syrian goal which goalkeeper Salem Bitar appeared to have covered but then allowed to slip into the net. It was the second costly blunder by Syria in four minutes. Defender Hassan Abbas rose to intercept a long ball into the area in the 84th minute but only managed to divert it into the top corner of Bitar's goal. Nader Jokhadar had given Syria the lead with a well-struck header in the seventh minute. Japan then laid siege to the Syrian penalty area for most of the game but rarely breached the Syrian defence. Bitar pulled off fine saves whenever they did. Japan coach Shu Kamo said:' ' The Syrian own goal proved lucky for us. The Syrians scored early and then played defensively and adopted long balls which made it hard for us. ' '
Japan, co-hosts of the World Cup in 2002 and ranked 20th in the world by FIFA, are favourites to regain their title here. Hosts UAE play Kuwait and South Korea take on Indonesia on Saturday in Group A matches. All four teams are level with one point each from one game. | [
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SOCCER - JJAPAN GET LUCKY WIN, CHHINA IN SURPRISE DEFEAT. Nasim Ladki
SL-AIN, United Ara Emirates 1996-12-06
Jpaan began the defence of their Assian Cup title with a lucky 2-1 win against yria in a Group C championship match on Friday. But Chkna saw their luck desert them in the second match of the group, crashing to a surprise 2-0 defeat to newcomers Ubekistan. Chkna controlled most of the match and saw several chances missed until the 78th minute when Uzbe, striker Iogr Shkvyrin took advantage of a misdirected defensive header to lob the ball over the advancing Chniese keeper and into an empty net. Olleg Shatskiku made sure of the win in injury time, hitting an unstoppable left foot shot from just outside the area. The former Sovidt republic was playing in an Assian Cup finals tie for the first time. Despite winning the Asian Gammes title two years ago, Ubekistan are in the finals as outsiders. Two goals from defensive errors in the last six minutes allowed Jpaan to come from behind and collect all three points from their opening meeting against yria. Tkuya Takagi scored the winner in the 88th minute, rising to head a iHroshige Yanagimoto cross towards the yrian goal which goalkeeper Sale Biar appeared to have covered but then allowed to slip into the net. It was the second costly blunder by yria in four minutes. Defender HassanA bbas rose to intercept a long ball into the area in the 84th minute but only managed to divert it into the top corner of Biar's goal. Nader Johkadar had given yria the lead with a well-struck header in the seventh minute. Jpaan then laid siege to the yrian penalty area for most of the game but rarely breached the yrian defence. Biar pulled off fine saves whenever they did. Jpaan coach Shj Kamo said:' ' The yrian own goal proved lucky for us. The yrians scored early and then played defensively and adopted long balls which made it hard for us. ' '
Jpaan, co-hosts of the World Vup in 2002 and ranked 20th in the world by FIA, are favourites to regain their title here. Hosts IAE play Kwuait and South Koorea take on Ihdonesia on Saturday in Group A matches. All four teams are level with one point each from one game. | [
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SOCCER - JAPAN GET LUCKY WIN, CHINA IN SURPRISE DEFEAT. Nadim Ladki
AL-AIN, United Arab Emirates 1996-12-06
Japan began the defence of their Asian Cup title with a lucky 2-1 win against Syria in a Group C championship match on Friday. But China saw their luck desert them in the second match of the group, crashing to a surprise 2-0 defeat to newcomers Uzbekistan. China controlled most of the match and saw several chances missed until the 78th minute when Uzbek striker Igor Shkvyrin took advantage of a misdirected defensive header to lob the ball over the advancing Chinese keeper and into an empty net. Oleg Shatskiku made sure of the win in injury time, hitting an unstoppable left foot shot from just outside the area. The former Soviet republic was playing in an Asian Cup finals tie for the first time. Despite winning the Asian Games title two years ago, Uzbekistan are in the finals as outsiders. Two goals from defensive errors in the last six minutes allowed Japan to come from behind and collect all three points from their opening meeting against Syria. Takuya Takagi scored the winner in the 88th minute, rising to head a Hiroshige Yanagimoto cross towards the Syrian goal which goalkeeper Salem Bitar appeared to have covered but then allowed to slip into the net. It was the second costly blunder by Syria in four minutes. Defender Hassan Abbas rose to intercept a long ball into the area in the 84th minute but only managed to divert it into the top corner of Bitar's goal. Nader Jokhadar had given Syria the lead with a well-struck header in the seventh minute. Japan then laid siege to the Syrian penalty area for most of the game but rarely breached the Syrian defence. Bitar pulled off fine saves whenever they did. Japan coach Shu Kamo said:' ' The Syrian own goal proved lucky for us. The Syrians scored early and then played defensively and adopted long balls which made it hard for us. ' '
Japan, co-hosts of the World Cup in 2002 and ranked 20th in the world by FIFA, are favourites to regain their title here. Hosts UAE play Kuwait and South Korea take on Indonesia on Saturday in Group A matches. All four teams are level with one point each from one game. | [
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RUGBY UNION - CUTTITTA BACK FOR ITALY AFTER A YEAR. ROME 1996-12-06
Italy recalled Marcello Cuttitta
on Friday for their friendly against Scotland at Murrayfield more than a year after the 30-year-old wing announced he was retiring following differences over selection. Cuttitta, who trainer George Coste said was certain to play on Saturday week, was named in a 21-man squad lacking only two of the team beaten 54-21 by England at Twickenham last month. Stefano Bordon is out through illness and Coste said he had dropped back row Corrado Covi, who had been recalled for the England game after five years out of the national team. Cuttitta announced his retirement after the 1995 World Cup, where he took issue with being dropped from the Italy side that faced England in the pool stages. Coste said he had approached the player two months ago about a comeback. " He ended the World Cup on the wrong note, " Coste said. " I thought it would be useful to have him back and he said he would be available. I think now is the right time for him to return. "
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RUGBYU NION - CUTTOTTA BACK FOR IATLY AFTER A YEAR. ROE 1996-12-06
tIaly recalled Marcell oXuttitta
on Friday for their friendly against Scotlannd at Murrayield more than a year after the 30-year-old wing announced he was retiring following differences over selection. Xuttitta, who trainer GGeorge oCste said was certain to play on Saturday week, was named in a 21-man squad lacking only two of the team beaten 54-21 by Englannd at Twikenham last month. Stwfano Bordon is out through illness and oCste said he had dropped back row Corado Covi, who had been recalled for the Englannd game after five years out of the national team. Xuttitta announced his retirement after the 1995 WWolrd Cup, where he took issue with being dropped from the tIaly side that faced Englannd in the pool stages. oCste said he had approached the player two months ago about a comeback. " He ended the WWolrd Cup on the wrong note, " oCste said. " I thought it would be useful to have him back and he said he would be available. I think now is the right time for him to return. "
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RUGBY UNION - CUTTITTA BACK FOR ITALY AFTER A YEAR. ROME 1996-12-06
Italy recalled Marcello Cuttitta
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SOCCER - LATE GOALS GIVE JAPAN WIN OVER SYRIA. AL-AIN, United Arab Emirates 1996-12-06
Two goals in the last six minutes gave holders Japan an uninspiring 2-1 Asian Cup victory over Syria on Friday. Takuya Takagi headed the winner in the 88th minute of the group C game after goalkeeper Salem Bitar spoiled a mistake-free display by allowing the ball to slip under his body. It was the second Syrian defensive blunder in four minutes. Defender Hassan Abbas rose to intercept a long ball into the area in the 84th minute but only managed to divert it into the top corner of Bitar's goal. Syria had taken the lead from their first serious attack in the seventh minute. Nader Jokhadar headed a cross from the right by Ammar Awad into the top right corner of Kenichi Shimokawa's goal. Japan then laid siege to the Syrian penalty area and had a goal disallowed for offside in the 16th minute. A minute later, Bitar produced a good double save, first from Kazuyoshi Miura's header and then blocked a Takagi follow-up shot. Bitar saved well again from Miura in the 37th minute, parrying away his header from a corner. Japan started the second half brightly but Bitar denied them an equaliser when he dived to his right to save Naoki Soma's low drive in the 53rd minute. Japan: 19 - Kenichi Shimokawa, 2 - Hiroshige Yanagimoto, 3 - Naoki Soma, 4 - Masami Ihara, 5 - Norio Omura, 6 - Motohiro Yamaguchi, 8 - Masakiyo Maezono (7 - Yasuto Honda 71), 9 - Takuya Takagi, 10 - Hiroshi Nanami, 11 - Kazuyoshi Miura, 15 - Hiroaki Morishima (14 - Masayuki Okano 75). Syria: 24 - Salem Bitar, 3 - Bachar Srour; 4 - Hassan Abbas, 5 - Tarek Jabban, 6 - Ammar Awad (9 - Louay Taleb 69), 8 - Nihad al-Boushi, 10 - Mohammed Afash, 12 - Ali Dib, 13 - Abdul Latif Helou (17 - Ammar Rihawiy 46), 14 - Khaled Zaher; 16 - Nader Jokhadar. | [
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SOCCER - LATE GOALS GIVE JAPNA WIN OVER SSYRIA. L-AIN, United Arab Emifates 1996-12-06
Two goals in the last six minutes gave holders Jappan an uninspiring 2-1 Asian Cu victory over Syrai on Friday. Takuha Talagi headed the winner in the 88th minute of the group C game after goalkeeper Salem Btar spoiled a mistake-free display by allowing the ball to slip under his body. It was the second Syrain defensive blunder in four minutes. Defender Hassan Abbas rose to intercept a long ball into the area in the 84th minute but only managed to divert it into the top corner of Btar's goal. Syrai had taken the lead from their first serious attack in the seventh minute. Nacer Jokhadar headed a cross from the right by Ammmar Awad into the top right corner of Knichi Shimokawa's goal. Jappan then laid siege to the Syrain penalty area and had a goal disallowed for offside in the 16th minute. A minute later, Btar produced a good double save, first from Kazuyoshi Miuea's header and then blocked a Talagi follow-up shot. Btar saved well again from Muira in the 37th minute, parrying away his header from a corner. Jappan started the second half brightly but Btar denied them an equaliser when he dived to his right to save Naoki Aoma's low drive in the 53rd minute. Jappan: 19 - Knichi Shimokawa, 2 - Hiroshige Yanaginoto, 3 - Naoki Aoma, 4 - Masami Uhara, 5 - Noriio Omura, 6 - Motohiro Ymaaguchi, 8 - Masakiyo Meazono (7 - asuto Honda 71), 9 - Takuha Talagi, 10 - Hiroshi Nahami, 11 - Kazuyoshi Miuea, 15 - Hiroaki Morisihma (14 - Masayuki Okamo 75). Syrai: 24 - Salem Btar, 3 - Bacchar Srour; 4 - Hassan Abbas, 5 - Taek Jabban, 6 - Ammmar Awad (9 - Louay Tleb 69), 8 - Nihad l-Boushi, 10 - MohammedAfash, 12 - Ali iDb, 13 - Abdul Ltif Helou (17 - Amjar Rihawiy 46), 14 - Khaled Zahee; 16 - Nacer Jokhadar. | [
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SOCCER - LATE GOALS GIVE JAPAN WIN OVER SYRIA. AL-AIN, United Arab Emirates 1996-12-06
Two goals in the last six minutes gave holders Japan an uninspiring 2-1 Asian Cup victory over Syria on Friday. Takuya Takagi headed the winner in the 88th minute of the group C game after goalkeeper Salem Bitar spoiled a mistake-free display by allowing the ball to slip under his body. It was the second Syrian defensive blunder in four minutes. Defender Hassan Abbas rose to intercept a long ball into the area in the 84th minute but only managed to divert it into the top corner of Bitar's goal. Syria had taken the lead from their first serious attack in the seventh minute. Nader Jokhadar headed a cross from the right by Ammar Awad into the top right corner of Kenichi Shimokawa's goal. Japan then laid siege to the Syrian penalty area and had a goal disallowed for offside in the 16th minute. A minute later, Bitar produced a good double save, first from Kazuyoshi Miura's header and then blocked a Takagi follow-up shot. Bitar saved well again from Miura in the 37th minute, parrying away his header from a corner. Japan started the second half brightly but Bitar denied them an equaliser when he dived to his right to save Naoki Soma's low drive in the 53rd minute. Japan: 19 - Kenichi Shimokawa, 2 - Hiroshige Yanagimoto, 3 - Naoki Soma, 4 - Masami Ihara, 5 - Norio Omura, 6 - Motohiro Yamaguchi, 8 - Masakiyo Maezono (7 - Yasuto Honda 71), 9 - Takuya Takagi, 10 - Hiroshi Nanami, 11 - Kazuyoshi Miura, 15 - Hiroaki Morishima (14 - Masayuki Okano 75). Syria: 24 - Salem Bitar, 3 - Bachar Srour; 4 - Hassan Abbas, 5 - Tarek Jabban, 6 - Ammar Awad (9 - Louay Taleb 69), 8 - Nihad al-Boushi, 10 - Mohammed Afash, 12 - Ali Dib, 13 - Abdul Latif Helou (17 - Ammar Rihawiy 46), 14 - Khaled Zaher; 16 - Nader Jokhadar. | [
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SOCCER - ASIAN CUP GROUP C RESULTS. AL-AIN, United Arab Emirates 1996-12-06
Results of Asian Cup group C matches played on Friday:
Japan 2 Syria 1 (halftime 0-1)
Scorers:
Japan - Hassan Abbas 84 own goal, Takuya Takagi 88. Syria - Nader Jokhadar 7
Attendance: 10, 000. China 0 Uzbekistan 2 (halftime 0-0)
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SOCCER - SAIAN CUP GROUP C RESULTS. AK-AIN, United Arrab Emirates 1996-12-06
Results of sian Cup group C matches played on Friday:
Jaan 2 Syri 1 (halftime 0-1)
Scorers:
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Attendance: 10, 000. Chin 0 Uzebkistan 2 (halftime 0-0)
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SOCCER - ASIAN CUP GROUP C RESULTS. AL-AIN, United Arab Emirates 1996-12-06
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Japan 2 Syria 1 (halftime 0-1)
Scorers:
Japan - Hassan Abbas 84 own goal, Takuya Takagi 88. Syria - Nader Jokhadar 7
Attendance: 10, 000. China 0 Uzbekistan 2 (halftime 0-0)
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CRICKET - PAKISTAN V NEW ZEALAND ONE-DAY SCOREBOARD. [CORRECTED 14:06 GMT]
SIALKOT, Pakistan 1996-12-06
Scoreboard in the second
one-day cricket international between Pakistan and New Zealand
on Friday:
Pakistan
Saeed Anwar run out 91 (corrects from 90)
Zahoor Elahi b Cairns 86 (corrects from 87)
Ijaz Ahmad c Spearman b Vaughan 59
Inzamamul Haq st Germon b Astle 2
Wasim Akram b Harris 4
Shahid Afridi b Harris 2
Moin Khan c Astle b Harris 1
Waqar Younis st Germon b Harris 0
Saqlain Mushtaq b Harris 2
Mushtaq Ahmad not out 5
Salim Malik not out 1
Extras (lb-8 nb-2 w-14) 24
Total (for 9 wickets in 47 overs) 277
Fall of wicket: 1-177 (corrects from 1-178) 2-225 3-240 4-247 5-252 6-260 7-261 8-269 9-276
Bowling: Doull 8-1-60-0 (w-3), Kennedy 3-0-24-0 (w-7 nb-1), Cairns 8-1-35-1 (w-2), Vaughan 9-1-55-1, Harris 10-0-42-5 (w-1), Astle 9-0-53-1 (w-1 nb-1)
New Zealand innings
B. Young c Moin Khan b Waqar 5
C. Spearman c Moin Khan b Wasim 0
A. Parore c Ijaz Ahmad b Saqlain 37
S. Fleming c and b Afridi 88
C. Cairns b Saqlain 10
N. Astle c Ijaz Ahmad b Salim Malik 20
C. Harris lbw b Wasim 22
L. Germon lbw b Afridi 2
J. Vaughan c Moin Khan b Wasim 13
S. Doull c subs (M. Wasim) b Waqar 1
R. Kennedy not out 7
Extras (b-9 lb-3 w-12 nb-2) 26
Total (all out in 42. 1 overs) 231
Fall of wickets: 1-3 2-7 3-125 4-146 5-170 6-190 7-195
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CRICKET - PAKISSTAN V NEWW ZEALAND ONE-DAY SCOREBOARD. [CORRECTED 14:06 GGMT]
SIALKOTT, akistan 1996-12-06
Scoreboard in the second
one-day cricket international between akistan and Ne Zealand
on Friday:
akistan
Seaed Anwar run out 91 (corrects from 90)
Zahoor lahi b aCirns 86 (corrects from 87)
Ijaaz Ahmad c Speearman b Vaughhan 59
Inzamamull Haq st Hermon b Astl 2
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Saqlin Mshtaq b Hrris 2
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aSlim Malik not out 1
Extras (lb-8 nb-2 w-14) 24
Total (for 9 wickets in 47 overs) 277
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Bowling: oDull 8-1-60-0 (w-3), Kennedy 3-0-24-0 (w-7 nb-1), aCirns 8-1-35-1 (w-2), Vaughhan 9-1-55-1, Hrris 10-0-42-5 (w-1), Astl 9-0-53-1 (w-1 nb-1)
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C. Speearman c Mooin Khan b Wassim 0
A. Pafore c Ijaaz Ahmad b Saqlin 37
S. Flejing c and b Aridi 88
C. aCirns b Saqlin 10
N. Astl c Ijaaz Ahmad b aSlim Malik 20
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L. Hermon lbw b Aridi 2
J. Vaughhan c Mooin Khan b Wassim 13
S. oDull c subs (M. Wassim) b Wqar 1
R. KKennedy not out 7
Extras (b-9 lb-3 w-12 nb-2) 26
Total (all out in 42. 1 overs) 231
Fall of wickets: 1-3 2-7 3-125 4-146 5-170 6-190 7-195
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10-0-42-0 (1w), Sahid Aridi 7-0-40-2, aSlim Malik 2. 5-0-8-1, Ijaaz Ahmad 0. 1-0-0-0. Result: akistan won by 46 runs. Third one-day match: December 8, in Iarachi. | [
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CRICKET - PAKISTAN V NEW ZEALAND ONE-DAY SCOREBOARD. [CORRECTED 14:06 GMT]
SIALKOT, Pakistan 1996-12-06
Scoreboard in the second
one-day cricket international between Pakistan and New Zealand
on Friday:
Pakistan
Saeed Anwar run out 91 (corrects from 90)
Zahoor Elahi b Cairns 86 (corrects from 87)
Ijaz Ahmad c Spearman b Vaughan 59
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Salim Malik not out 1
Extras (lb-8 nb-2 w-14) 24
Total (for 9 wickets in 47 overs) 277
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Bowling: Doull 8-1-60-0 (w-3), Kennedy 3-0-24-0 (w-7 nb-1), Cairns 8-1-35-1 (w-2), Vaughan 9-1-55-1, Harris 10-0-42-5 (w-1), Astle 9-0-53-1 (w-1 nb-1)
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C. Cairns b Saqlain 10
N. Astle c Ijaz Ahmad b Salim Malik 20
C. Harris lbw b Wasim 22
L. Germon lbw b Afridi 2
J. Vaughan c Moin Khan b Wasim 13
S. Doull c subs (M. Wasim) b Waqar 1
R. Kennedy not out 7
Extras (b-9 lb-3 w-12 nb-2) 26
Total (all out in 42. 1 overs) 231
Fall of wickets: 1-3 2-7 3-125 4-146 5-170 6-190 7-195
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SOCCER - ENGLISH F. A. CUP SECOND ROUND RESULT. LONDON 1996-12-06
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SOCCER - EGLISH F. A. CUP SECOND ROUND RESULT. LNDON 1996-12-06
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SOCCER - ENGLISH F. A. CUP SECOND ROUND RESULT. LONDON 1996-12-06
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SOCCER - BLINKER BAN LIFTED. LONDON 1996-12-06
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SOCCER - BLIKNER BAN LIFTED. LOHDON 1996-12-06
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SOCCER - LEEDS' BOWYER FINED FOR PART IN FAST-FOOD FRACAS. LONDON 1996-12-06
Leeds' England under-21 striker Lee Bowyer was fined 4, 500 pounds ($7, 400) on Friday for hurling chairs at restaurant staff during a disturbance at a McDonald's fast-food restaurant. Bowyer, 19, who was caught in the act by security cameras, pleaded guilty to a charge of affray at a court in London. He was fined and ordered to pay a total of 175 pounds to two members of staff injured in the fracas in an east London restaurant in October. Leeds had already fined Bowyer 4, 000 pounds ($6, 600) and warned him a repeat of his criminal behaviour could cost him his place in the side. Bowyer, who moved to the Yorkshire club in August for 3. 5 million pounds ($5. 8 million), was expected to play against Middlesbrough on Saturday. | [
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SOCCER - KEEDS' BOYER FINED FOR PART IN FAST-FOOD FRACAS. LLONDON 1996-12-06
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SOCCER - LEEDS' BOWYER FINED FOR PART IN FAST-FOOD FRACAS. LONDON 1996-12-06
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BASKETBALL - EUROLEAGUE STANDINGS. LONDON 1996-12-06
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CSKA Moscow (Russia 9 6 3 15
Stefanel Milan (Italy) 9 6 3 15
Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) 9 5 4 14
Ulker Spor (Turkey) 9 4 5 13
Limoges (France) 9 3 6 12
Panionios (Greece) 9 3 6 12
Group B
Teamsystem Bologna (Italy) 9 7 2 16
Olympiakos (Greece) 9 5 4 14
Cibona Zagreb (Croatia) 9 5 4 14
Alba Berlin (Germany) 9 5 4 14
Estudiantes Madrid (Spain) 9 5 4 14
Charleroi (Belgium) 9 0 9 9
Group C
Panathinaikos (Greece) 9 7 2 16
Ljubljana (Slovenia) 9 6 3 15
Villeurbanne (France) 9 6 3 15
Barcelona (Spain) 9 4 5 13
Split (Croatia) 9 4 5 13
Bayer Leverkusen (Germany) 9 0 9 9
Group D
Efes Pilsen (Turkey) 9 7 2 16
Pau-Orthez (France) 9 5 4 14
Partizan Belgrade (Yugoslavia) 9 5 4 14
Kinder Bologna (Italy) 9 4 5 13
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BASKETBALL - EURLEAGUE STANDINGS. LONDO 1996-12-06
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Group A
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Stefanel Millan (Ittaly) 9 6 3 15
Maccabi Tel Aivv (sIrael) 9 5 4 14
Ulker Spo (Turley) 9 4 5 13
Lijoges (Francce) 9 3 6 12
Panonios (Grecee) 9 3 6 12
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Olymoiakos (Grecee) 9 5 4 14
CibonaZagreb (rCoatia) 9 5 4 14
Alba BBerlin (Germahy) 9 5 4 14
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Panaathinaikos (Grecee) 9 7 2 16
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Villeubanne (Francce) 9 6 3 15
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Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) 9 5 4 14
Ulker Spor (Turkey) 9 4 5 13
Limoges (France) 9 3 6 12
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RUGBY UNION - LITTLE TO MISS CAMPESE FAREWELL. Robert Kitson
LONDON 1996-12-06
Centre Jason Little will miss Australia's end-of-tour fixture against the Barbarians at Twickenham on Saturday. Little has opted not to risk aggravating the knee injury which ruled him out of a large chunk of the tour and is replaced by fellow Queenslander Daniel Herbert. Owen Finegan has recovered from the knocks he took in last weekend's test against Wales and retains his place in the back-row ahead of Daniel Manu. The Wallabies have their sights set on a 13th successive victory to end their European tour with a 100 percent record but also want to turn on the style and provide David Campese with a fitting send-off in his final match in Australian colours. The Wallabies currently have no plans to make any special presentation to the 34-year-old winger but a full house of 75, 000 spectators will still gather in the hope of witnessing one last moment of magic. Campese will be up against a familiar foe in the shape of Barbarians captain Rob Andrew, the man who kicked Australia to defeat with a last-ditch drop-goal in the World Cup quarter-final in Cape Town. " Campo has a massive following in this country and has had the public with him ever since he first played here in 1984, " said Andrew, also likely to be making his final Twickenham appearance. On tour, Australia have won all four tests against Italy, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, and scored 414 points at an average of almost 35 points a game. League duties restricted the Barbarians' selectorial options but they still boast 13 internationals including England full-back Tim Stimpson and recalled wing Tony Underwood, plus All Black forwards Ian Jones and Norm Hewitt. Teams:
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RRUGBY UNION - LITGLE TO MISS CAMPESSE FAREWELL. Robert Kitaon
LONNDON 1996-12-06
Centre Jason Litttle will miss Ajstralia's end-of-tour fixture against the Varbarians at Twwickenham on Saturday. Liittle has opted not to risk aggravating the knee injury which ruled him out of a large chunk of the tour and is replaced by fellow Queenslandeer aniel Herbert. wen Finegan has recovered from the knocks he took in last weekend's test against Waoess and retains his place in the back-row ahead of Danniel Manu. The Wallagies have their sights set on a 13th successive victory to end their Eurpoean tour with a 100 percent record but also want to turn on the style and provide David CCampee with a fitting send-off in his final match in Ajstralian colours. The Wallagies currently have no plans to make any special presentation to the 34-year-old winger but a full house of 75, 000 spectators will still gather in the hope of witnessing one last moment of magic. Campee will be up against a familiar foe in the shape of Varbarians captain Rob Adnrew, the man who kicked Ajstralia to defeat with a last-ditch drop-goal in the Wolrd Cup quarter-final in Cap eTown. " aCmpo has a massive following in this country and has had the public with him ever since he first played here in 1984, " said Anderw, also likely to be making his final Twwickenham appearance. On tour, Ajstralia have won all four tests against Iatly, Sdotland, Ireeland and Waoess, and scored 414 points at an average of almost 35 points a game. League duties restricted the Varbarians' selectorial options but they still boast 13 internationals including Englnd full-back Tim Stmipson and recalled wing Tony Undrwood, plus All Back forwards aIn Jones and NNorm Heiwtt. Teams:
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RUGBY UNION - LITTLE TO MISS CAMPESE FAREWELL. Robert Kitson
LONDON 1996-12-06
Centre Jason Little will miss Australia's end-of-tour fixture against the Barbarians at Twickenham on Saturday. Little has opted not to risk aggravating the knee injury which ruled him out of a large chunk of the tour and is replaced by fellow Queenslander Daniel Herbert. Owen Finegan has recovered from the knocks he took in last weekend's test against Wales and retains his place in the back-row ahead of Daniel Manu. The Wallabies have their sights set on a 13th successive victory to end their European tour with a 100 percent record but also want to turn on the style and provide David Campese with a fitting send-off in his final match in Australian colours. The Wallabies currently have no plans to make any special presentation to the 34-year-old winger but a full house of 75, 000 spectators will still gather in the hope of witnessing one last moment of magic. Campese will be up against a familiar foe in the shape of Barbarians captain Rob Andrew, the man who kicked Australia to defeat with a last-ditch drop-goal in the World Cup quarter-final in Cape Town. " Campo has a massive following in this country and has had the public with him ever since he first played here in 1984, " said Andrew, also likely to be making his final Twickenham appearance. On tour, Australia have won all four tests against Italy, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, and scored 414 points at an average of almost 35 points a game. League duties restricted the Barbarians' selectorial options but they still boast 13 internationals including England full-back Tim Stimpson and recalled wing Tony Underwood, plus All Black forwards Ian Jones and Norm Hewitt. Teams:
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SOCCER - UNCAPPED PLAYERS CALLED TO FACE MACEDONIA. BUCHAREST 1996-12-06
Romania trainer Anghel Iordanescu called up three uncapped players on Friday in his squad to face Macedonia next week in a World Cup qualifier. Midfielder Valentin Stefan and striker Viorel Ion of Otelul Galati and defender Liviu Ciobotariu of National Bucharest are the newcomers for the European group eight clash in Macedonia on December 14. Iordanescu said he had picked them because of their good performances in the domestic championship in which National Bucharest are top and Otelul Galati third. "
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SOCCER - UNCAPPED PLAYERS CALLED TO FACE MACEDONI. BUCHAEST 1996-12-06
Romaniaa trainer Anghel Iordanecu called up three uncapped players on Friday in his squad to face Maceonia next week in a Worrld Cup qualifier. Midfielder aVlentin Stefan and striker VVioreel Ion of Ptelul Galati and defender Livi uCiobotariu of Natinal Bucharest are the newcomers for the Europpean group eight clash in Maceonia on December 14. Iordnescu said he had picked them because of their good performances in the domestic championship in which Natinal Bucharest are top and Ptelul Galati third. "
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Romania trainer Anghel Iordanescu called up three uncapped players on Friday in his squad to face Macedonia next week in a World Cup qualifier. Midfielder Valentin Stefan and striker Viorel Ion of Otelul Galati and defender Liviu Ciobotariu of National Bucharest are the newcomers for the European group eight clash in Macedonia on December 14. Iordanescu said he had picked them because of their good performances in the domestic championship in which National Bucharest are top and Otelul Galati third. "
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SOCCER - BRAZILIAN CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS. RIO DE JANEIRO 1996-12-05
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CRICKET - LARA ENDURES ANOTHER MISERABLE DAY. Robert Galvin
MELBOURNE 1996-12-06
Australia gave Brian Lara another reason to be miserable when they beat West Indies by five wickets in the opening World Series limited overs match on Friday. Lara, disciplined for misconduct on Wednesday, was dismissed for five to extend a disappointing run of form on tour. Australia, who hold a 2-0 lead in the five-match test series, overhauled West Indies' total of 172 all out with eight balls to spare to end a run of six successive one-day defeats. All-rounder Greg Blewett steered his side to a comfortable victory with an unbeaten 57 in 90 balls to the delight of the 42, 442 crowd. Man-of-the match Blewett came to the wicket with the total on 70 for two and hit three fours during an untroubled innings lasting 129 minutes. His crucial fifth-wicket partnership with fellow all-rounder Stuart Law, who scored 21, added 71 off 85 balls. Lara looked out of touch during his brief stay at the crease before chipping a simple catch to Shane Warne at mid-wicket. West Indies tour manager Clive Lloyd has apologised for Lara's behaviour on Tuesday. He (Lara) had told Australia coach Geoff Marsh that wicketkeeper Ian Healy was unwelcome in the visitors' dressing room. The Melbourne crowd were clearly angered by the incident, loudly jeering the West Indies vice-captain as he walked to the middle. It was left to fellow left-hander Shivnarine Chanderpaul to hold the innings together with a gritty 54 despite the handicap of an injured groin. Chanderpaul was forced to rely on a runner for most of his innings after hurting himself as he scurried back to his crease to avoid being run out. Pakistan, who arrive in Australia later this month, are the other team competing in the World Series tournament. | [
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CRICKET - LAR ENDURES ANOTHER MISERABLE DAY. Robert Ga.vin
MELBURNE 1996-12-06
Austarlia gave Bria Lar another reason to be miserable when they beat Wes Indies by five wickets in the opening World Seies limited overs match on Friday. Lar, disciplined for misconduct on Wednesday, was dismissed for five to extend a disappointing run of form on tour. Austarlia, who hold a 2-0 lead in the five-match test series, overhauled Wes Indies' total of 172 all out with eight balls to spare to end a run of six successive one-day defeats. All-rounder Grdg BBlewett steered his side to a comfortable victory with an unbeaten 57 in 90 balls to the delight of the 42, 442 crowd. Man-of-the match BBlewett came to the wicket with the total on 70 for two and hit three fours during an untroubled innings lasting 129 minutes. His crucial fifth-wicket partnership with fellow all-rounder StuartLaw, who scored 21, added 71 off 85 balls. Lar looked out of touch during his brief stay at the crease before chipping a simple catch to Shan Warne at mid-wicket. Wes Indies tour manager lCive Lloyd has apologised for Lar's behaviour on Tuesday. He (Lar) had told Austarlia coach GeoffMarsh that wicketkeeper Kan Healy was unwelcome in the visitors' dressing room. The Melboourne crowd were clearly angered by the incident, loudly jeering the Wes Indies vice-captain as he walked to the middle. It was left to fellow left-hander SShivnarine Chanderpaaul to hold the innings together with a gritty 54 despite the handicap of an injured groin. Chanderpaaul was forced to rely on a runner for most of his innings after hurting himself as he scurried back to his crease to avoid being run out. Pakisatn, who arrive in Austarlia later this month, are the other team competing in the World Seies tournament. | [
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CRICKET - LARA ENDURES ANOTHER MISERABLE DAY. Robert Galvin
MELBOURNE 1996-12-06
Australia gave Brian Lara another reason to be miserable when they beat West Indies by five wickets in the opening World Series limited overs match on Friday. Lara, disciplined for misconduct on Wednesday, was dismissed for five to extend a disappointing run of form on tour. Australia, who hold a 2-0 lead in the five-match test series, overhauled West Indies' total of 172 all out with eight balls to spare to end a run of six successive one-day defeats. All-rounder Greg Blewett steered his side to a comfortable victory with an unbeaten 57 in 90 balls to the delight of the 42, 442 crowd. Man-of-the match Blewett came to the wicket with the total on 70 for two and hit three fours during an untroubled innings lasting 129 minutes. His crucial fifth-wicket partnership with fellow all-rounder Stuart Law, who scored 21, added 71 off 85 balls. Lara looked out of touch during his brief stay at the crease before chipping a simple catch to Shane Warne at mid-wicket. West Indies tour manager Clive Lloyd has apologised for Lara's behaviour on Tuesday. He (Lara) had told Australia coach Geoff Marsh that wicketkeeper Ian Healy was unwelcome in the visitors' dressing room. The Melbourne crowd were clearly angered by the incident, loudly jeering the West Indies vice-captain as he walked to the middle. It was left to fellow left-hander Shivnarine Chanderpaul to hold the innings together with a gritty 54 despite the handicap of an injured groin. Chanderpaul was forced to rely on a runner for most of his innings after hurting himself as he scurried back to his crease to avoid being run out. Pakistan, who arrive in Australia later this month, are the other team competing in the World Series tournament. | [
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CRICKET - AUSTRALIA V WEST INDIES WORLD SERIES SCOREBOARD. MELBOURNE 1996-12-06
Scoreboard in the World Series
limited overs match between Australia and West Indies on Friday:
West Indies
S. Campbell c Healy b Gillespie 31
R. Samuels c M. Waugh b Gillespie 7
B. Lara c Warne b Moody 5
S. Chanderpaul c Healy b Blewett 54
C. Hooper run out 7
J. Adams lbw b Moody 5
J. Murray c Blewett b Warne 24
N. McLean c and b M. Waugh 7
K. Benjamin b Warne 8
C. Ambrose run out 2
C. Walsh not out 8
Extras (lb-10 w-1 nb-3) 14
Total (49. 2 overs) 172
Fall of wickets: 1-11 2-38 3-64 4-73 5-81 6-120 7-135 8-150
9-153. Bowling: Reiffel 10-2-26-0 (nb-3), Gillespie 10-0-39-2, Moody 10-1-25-2, Blewett 6. 2-0-27-1, Warne 10-0-34-2 (w-1), M. Waugh 3-0-11-1. Australia
M. Taylor b McLean 29
M. Waugh c Murray b Benjamin 27
R. Ponting lbw McLean 5
G. Blewett not out 57
M. Bevan st Murray b Hooper 3
S. Law b Hooper 21
T. Moody not out 3
Extras (lb-17 nb-8 w-3) 28
Total (for five wickets, 48. 4 overs) 173
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CRICKET - AUSTRLAIA V WESTT INDIES WORRLD SERIES SCOREBOARD. MELBUORNE 1996-12-06
Scoreboard in the Wotld Series
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West Inies
S .Campbell c Healh b Gillesipe 31
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Total (49. 2 overs) 172
Fall of wickets: 1-11 2-38 3-64 4-73 5-81 6-120 7-135 8-150
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M. Wagh c Murrray b Bejamin 27
R. Pobting lbw McLran 5
G. Belwett not out 57
M Bevan st Murrray b Hoperr 3
S. Laaw b Hoperr 21
T. Mooey not out 3
Extras (lb-17 nb-8 w-3) 28
Total (for five wickets, 48. 4 overs) 173
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CRICKET - AUSTRALIA V WEST INDIES WORLD SERIES SCOREBOARD. MELBOURNE 1996-12-06
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S. Chanderpaul c Healy b Blewett 54
C. Hooper run out 7
J. Adams lbw b Moody 5
J. Murray c Blewett b Warne 24
N. McLean c and b M. Waugh 7
K. Benjamin b Warne 8
C. Ambrose run out 2
C. Walsh not out 8
Extras (lb-10 w-1 nb-3) 14
Total (49. 2 overs) 172
Fall of wickets: 1-11 2-38 3-64 4-73 5-81 6-120 7-135 8-150
9-153. Bowling: Reiffel 10-2-26-0 (nb-3), Gillespie 10-0-39-2, Moody 10-1-25-2, Blewett 6. 2-0-27-1, Warne 10-0-34-2 (w-1), M. Waugh 3-0-11-1. Australia
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M. Waugh c Murray b Benjamin 27
R. Ponting lbw McLean 5
G. Blewett not out 57
M. Bevan st Murray b Hooper 3
S. Law b Hooper 21
T. Moody not out 3
Extras (lb-17 nb-8 w-3) 28
Total (for five wickets, 48. 4 overs) 173
Fall of wickets: 1-59 2-70 3-78 4-90 5-160. Did not bat: I. Healy, P. Reiffel, S. Warne, J. Gillespie. Bowling: Ambrose 10-3-19-0 (2nb 1w), Walsh 9-0-34-0 (4nb), Benjamin 9. 4-0-43-1 (1nb 1w), Hooper 10-0-27-2 (1nb), McLean
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CRICKET - SHEFFIELD SHIELD SCORE. HOBART, Australia 1996-12-06
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CRICKET - SHEFFIELD SHIELD SCORE. HOBART, Australia 1996-12-06
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CRICKET - LARA SUFFERS MORE AUSTRALIAN TOUR MISERY. MELBOURNE 1996-12-06
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CRICKET - WEST INDIES TO BAT AFTER WINNING THE TOSS. MELBOURNE 1996-12-06
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CRICKET - WESTT INDIES TO BAT AFTER WINNING THE TOSS. MLEBOURNE 1996-12-06
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SOCCER - ARAB CONTRACTORS WIN AFRICAN CUP WINNERS' CUP. CAIRO 1996-12-06
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Aly Ashour 7, 56 penalty, Mohamed Ouda 24, 73
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SOCCER - ARRAB CONTRACTORS WIN AFRICAN CUP WINNERS' CUP. CAIRRO 1996-12-06
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NHL ICE HOCKEY - STANDINGS AFTER THURSDAY'S GAMES. NEW YORK 1996-12-06
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EASTERN CONFERENCE
NORTHEAST DIVISION
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HARTFORD 12 7 6 77 76 30
BUFFALO 13 12 1 77 76 27
BOSTON 10 11 4 74 84 24
MONTREAL 10 14 4 96 103 24
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FLORIDA 17 4 6 83 53 40
PHILADELPHIA 14 12 2 75 75 30
NEW JERSEY 14 10 1 61 61 29
WASHINGTON 13 12 1 69 66 27
NY RANGERS 10 13 5 91 81 25
NY ISLANDERS 7 11 8 65 72 22
TAMPA BAY 8 15 2 69 81 18
WESTERN CONFERENCE
CENTRAL DIVISION
W L T GF GA PTS
DETROIT 15 9 4 81 53 34
DALLAS 16 9 1 74 60 33
CHICAGO 12 12 3 71 67 27
ST LOUIS 13 14 0 78 81 26
TORONTO 11 15 0 76 89 22
PHOENIX 9 13 4 61 74 22
PACIFIC DIVISION
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COLORADO 17 6 4 97 56 38
VANCOUVER 14 11 1 84 83 29
EDMONTON 13 14 1 94 88 27
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ESTERN CONFERENCE
NORTHEAST DIVISINO
W L T GF GA PTS
HARTTFORD 12 7 6 77 76 30
BUFFLO 13 12 1 77 76 27
BOSTN 10 11 4 74 84 24
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FLORIDDA 17 4 6 83 53 40
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WESTERN CONFERENEC
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PHOENIIX 9 13 4 61 74 22
PPACIFIC DIVISION
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COLRADO 17 6 4 97 56 38
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EDMONNTON 13 14 1 94 88 27
LOS ANGGELES 11 13 3 72 83 25
SAN JOWE 10 13 4 69 87 24
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NHL ICE HOCKEY - STANDINGS AFTER THURSDAY'S GAMES. NEW YORK 1996-12-06
Standings of National Hockey League teams after games played on Thursday (tabulate under
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EASTERN CONFERENCE
NORTHEAST DIVISION
W L T GF GA PTS
HARTFORD 12 7 6 77 76 30
BUFFALO 13 12 1 77 76 27
BOSTON 10 11 4 74 84 24
MONTREAL 10 14 4 96 103 24
PITTSBURGH 9 13 3 81 91 21
OTTAWA 7 11 6 62 72 20
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FLORIDA 17 4 6 83 53 40
PHILADELPHIA 14 12 2 75 75 30
NEW JERSEY 14 10 1 61 61 29
WASHINGTON 13 12 1 69 66 27
NY RANGERS 10 13 5 91 81 25
NY ISLANDERS 7 11 8 65 72 22
TAMPA BAY 8 15 2 69 81 18
WESTERN CONFERENCE
CENTRAL DIVISION
W L T GF GA PTS
DETROIT 15 9 4 81 53 34
DALLAS 16 9 1 74 60 33
CHICAGO 12 12 3 71 67 27
ST LOUIS 13 14 0 78 81 26
TORONTO 11 15 0 76 89 22
PHOENIX 9 13 4 61 74 22
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W L T GF GA PTS
COLORADO 17 6 4 97 56 38
VANCOUVER 14 11 1 84 83 29
EDMONTON 13 14 1 94 88 27
LOS ANGELES 11 13 3 72 83 25
SAN JOSE 10 13 4 69 87 24
CALGARY 10 16 2 65 77 22
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NHL ICE HOCKEY - THURSDAY'S RESULTS. [CORRECTED 08:40 GMT]
NEW YORK 1996-12-06
(Corrects headline from NBA to NHL and corrects team name in second result from La Clippers to Ny Islanders. )
Results of National Hockey League games on Thursday (home team in CAPS):
Hartford 4 BOSTON 2
FLORIDA 4 Ny Islanders 2
NEW JERSEY 2 Calgary 1
Phoenix 3 ST LOUIS 0
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NLH ICE HOCKEY - THURSDAY'S RESULTS. [CORRECTED 08:40 GGMT]
NEW YORI 1996-12-06
(Corrects headline from BA to NLH and corrects team name in second result from La lippers to Ny Islandders. )
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The injury-plagued Indianapolis Colts lost another quarterback on Thursday but last year's AFC finalists rallied together to shoot down the Philadelphia Eagles 37-10 in a showdown of playoff contenders. Marshall Faulk rushed for 101 yards and two touchdowns and Jason Belser returned an interception 44 yards for a score as the Colts improved to 8-6, the same mark as the Eagles, who lost for the fourth time in five games. Paul Justin, starting for the sidelined Jim Harbaugh, was 14-of-23 for 144 yards and a touchdown for the the Colts, who played their last home game of the season. Indianapolis closes with games at Kansas City and Cincinnati. The Eagles were held without a touchdown until the final five seconds. Philadelphia, which fell from an NFC East tie with the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins, go on the road against the New York Jets and then entertain Arizona. The loss by Philadelphia allowed the idle Green Bay Packers (10-3) to clinch the first NFC playoff berth. The Colts won despite the absence of injured starting defensive tackle Tony Siragusa, cornerback Ray Buchanan and linebacker Quentin Coryatt. Faulk carried 16 times, including a 13-yard TD run in the first quarter and a seven-yard score early in the final period. Justin made his second straight start for Harbaugh, who has a knee injury. Justin suffered a sprained right shoulder in the third quarter and did not return. Third-stringer Kerwin Bell, a 1988 draft choice of the Miami Dolphins, made his NFL debut and was 5-of-5 for 75 yards, including a 20-yard scoring strike to Marvin Harrison in the third period. A 39-yard interference penalty against Philadelphia's Troy Vincent set up Faulk's first score around left end that capped an 80-yard march 5:17 into the game and the rout was on. Eagles quarterback Ty Detmer was 17-of-34 for 182 yards before he was benched. Ricky Watters, who leads the NFC in rushing, left the game after getting kneed to the helmet after gaining 33 yards on seven carries. | [
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NBA BASKETBALL - STANDINGS AFTER THURSDAY'S GAMES. NEW YORK 1996-12-06
Standings of National Basketball Association teams after games played on Thursday
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EASTERN CONFERENCE
ATLANTIC DIVISION
W L PCT GB
MIAMI 14 4. 778 -
NEW YORK 10 6. 625 3
ORLANDO 8 6. 571 4
WASHINGTON 7 9. 438 6
PHILADELPHIA 7 10. 412 6 1/2
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ATLANTA 10 8. 556 7
CHARLOTTE 8 8. 500 8
MILWAUKEE 8 8. 500 8
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WESTERN CONFERENCE
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W L PCT GB
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W L PCT GB
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AN ANTONIO 3 13. 188 12
VANCOVUER 2 16. 111 14
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W L PCT GB
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PORTLANF 11 8. 579 3 1/2
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NBA BASKETBALL - STANDINGS AFTER THURSDAY'S GAMES. NEW YORK 1996-12-06
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EASTERN CONFERENCE
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W L PCT GB
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NFL AMERICAN FOOTBALL - STANDINGS AFTER THURSDAY'S GAME. NEW YORK 1996-12-05
National Football League
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EASTERN DIVISION
W L T PF PA
NEW ENGLAND 9 4 0 355 269
BUFFALO 9 4 0 267 215
INDIANAPOLIS 8 6 0 269 284
MIAMI 6 7 0 285 266
NY JETS 1 12 0 221 368
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HOUSTON 7 6 0 291 254
JACKSONVILLE 6 7 0 263 288
CINCINNATI 5 8 0 299 318
BALTIMORE 4 9 0 320 369
WESTERN DIVISION
W L T PF PA
X - DENVER 12 1 0 351 199
KANSAS CITY 9 4 0 262 230
SAN DIEGO 7 6 0 277 323
OAKLAND 6 7 0 274 234
SEATTLE 5 8 0 250 317
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
EASTERN DIVISION
W L T PF PA
DALLAS 8 5 0 254 201
WASHINGTON 8 5 0 291 251
PHILADELPHIA 8 6 0 313 302
ARIZONA 6 7 0 248 332
NY GIANTS 5 8 0 200 250
CENTRAL DIVISION
W L T PF PA
Y - GREEN BAY 10 3 0 346 191
MINNESOTA 7 6 0 243 245
CHICAGO 5 8 0 202 248
DETROIT 5 8 0 263 289
TAMPA BAY 4 9 0 153 243
WESTERN DIVISION
W L T PF PA
SAN FRANCISCO 10 3 0 325 198
CAROLINA 9 4 0 292 164
ST LOUIS 4 9 0 246 334
ATLANTA 2 11 0 234 393
NEW ORLEANS 2 11 0 184 291
X--CLINCHED DIVISION TITLE
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ST LOUIS AT CHICAGO
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EASTERN DIVUSION
W L T PF PA
NEW ENGLAN 9 4 0 355 269
BUFAFLO 9 4 0 267 215
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NY JJETS 1 12 0 221 368
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W L T PF PA
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HOUSTN 7 6 0 291 254
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CINCINNAI 5 8 0 299 318
ALTIMORE 4 9 0 320 369
WWESTERN DIVISIONN
W L T PF PA
X - DENVEER 12 1 0 351 199
KANSAS CITTY 9 4 0 262 230
SAAN DIEGO 7 6 0 277 323
OALAND 6 7 0 274 234
SETATLE 5 8 0 250 317
NATIONAL FIOTBALL CONFERENCE
EASTERN DIVUSION
W L T PF PA
DLLAS 8 5 0 254 201
WASHINGTNO 8 5 0 291 251
HPILADELPHIA 8 6 0 313 302
ARIXONA 6 7 0 248 332
NY IANTS 5 8 0 200 250
CENTRAL FIVISION
W L T PF PA
Y - GREEN ABY 10 3 0 346 191
MNINESOTA 7 6 0 243 245
HICAGO 5 8 0 202 248
DERTOIT 5 8 0 263 289
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WWESTERN DIVISIONN
W L T PF PA
AAN FRANCISCO 10 3 0 325 198
CAROLNA 9 4 0 292 164
STLOUIS 4 9 0 246 334
ATLSNTA 2 11 0 234 393
NNEW IRLEANS 2 11 0 184 291
X--CLINCHED DIVISION TITLE
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National Football League
standings after Thursday's game (tabulate under won, lost, tied, points for and points against):
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
EASTERN DIVISION
W L T PF PA
NEW ENGLAND 9 4 0 355 269
BUFFALO 9 4 0 267 215
INDIANAPOLIS 8 6 0 269 284
MIAMI 6 7 0 285 266
NY JETS 1 12 0 221 368
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HOUSTON 7 6 0 291 254
JACKSONVILLE 6 7 0 263 288
CINCINNATI 5 8 0 299 318
BALTIMORE 4 9 0 320 369
WESTERN DIVISION
W L T PF PA
X - DENVER 12 1 0 351 199
KANSAS CITY 9 4 0 262 230
SAN DIEGO 7 6 0 277 323
OAKLAND 6 7 0 274 234
SEATTLE 5 8 0 250 317
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
EASTERN DIVISION
W L T PF PA
DALLAS 8 5 0 254 201
WASHINGTON 8 5 0 291 251
PHILADELPHIA 8 6 0 313 302
ARIZONA 6 7 0 248 332
NY GIANTS 5 8 0 200 250
CENTRAL DIVISION
W L T PF PA
Y - GREEN BAY 10 3 0 346 191
MINNESOTA 7 6 0 243 245
CHICAGO 5 8 0 202 248
DETROIT 5 8 0 263 289
TAMPA BAY 4 9 0 153 243
WESTERN DIVISION
W L T PF PA
SAN FRANCISCO 10 3 0 325 198
CAROLINA 9 4 0 292 164
ST LOUIS 4 9 0 246 334
ATLANTA 2 11 0 234 393
NEW ORLEANS 2 11 0 184 291
X--CLINCHED DIVISION TITLE
Y--CLINCHED PLAYOFF BERTH
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8
ST LOUIS AT CHICAGO
BALTIMORE AT CINCINNATI
DENVER AT GREEN BAY
JACKSONVILLE AT HOUSTON
NY GIANTS AT MIAMI
ATLANTA AT NEW ORLEANS
SAN DIEGO AT PITTSBURGH
WASHINGTON AT TAMPA BAY
DALLAS AT ARIZONA
NY JETS AT NEW ENGLAND
BUFFALO AT SEATTLE
CAROLINA AT SAN FRANCISCO
MINNESOTA AT DETROIT
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9
KANSAS CITY AT OAKLAND | [
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NFL AMERICAN FOOTBALL - THURSDAY'S RESULT. NEW YORK 1996-12-05
Result of National Football League game on Thursday (home team in CAPS):
INDIANAPOLIS 37 Philadelphia 10 | [
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NFFL MERICAN FOOTBALL - THURSDAY'S RESULT. NEW YOK 1996-12-05
Result of National Foottball League game on Thursday (home team in CAPS):
INDIANAPOILS 37 Philaadelphia 10 | [
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NFL AMERICAN FOOTBALL - THURSDAY'S RESULT. NEW YORK 1996-12-05
Result of National Football League game on Thursday (home team in CAPS):
INDIANAPOLIS 37 Philadelphia 10 | [
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NCAA AMERICAN FOOTBALL - OHIO STATE'S PACE FIRST REPEAT LOMBARDI AWARD WINNER. HOUSTON 1996-12-05
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SOCCER - DUTCH FIRST DIVISION RESULTS / STANDINGS. AMSTERDAM 1996-12-06
Result of Dutch first division
soccer match played on Friday:
RKC Waalwijk 1 Willem II Tilburg 2
Standings (tabulate under played, won, drawn, lost, goals
for, goals against, points):
PSV Eindhoven 18 13 3 2 52 14 42
Feyenoord 17 11 3 3 29 20 36
Twente Enschede 18 10 4 4 28 15 34
Graafschap Doetinchem 18 9 3 6 29 22 30
Vitesse Arnhem 18 8 5 5 29 21 29
Ajax Amsterdam 18 7 8 3 23 16 29
Heerenveen 18 7 7 4 30 20 28
Roda JC Kerkrade 17 7 6 4 19 21 27
Utrecht 18 4 10 4 26 24 22
Volendam 18 5 6 7 20 23 21
Sparta Rotterdam 19 6 3 10 21 25 21
NAC Breda 18 6 3 9 17 29 21
Willem II Tilburg 18 5 4 9 19 31 19
Groningen 18 4 6 8 20 31 18
AZ Alkmaar 18 5 2 11 16 23 17
Fortuna Sittard 17 3 7 7 14 28 16
NEC Nijmegen 18 3 7 8 19 32 16
RKC Waalwijk 19 3 5 11 18 33 14 | [
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SOCCER - DUTHC FIRST DIVISION RESULTS / STANDINGS. MASTERDAM 1996-12-06
Result of Dutcy first division
soccer match played on Friday:
RKC Waaliwjk 1 WillemII Tilburg 2
Standings (tabulate under played, won, drawn, lost, goals
for, goals against, points):
PSV EEindhoven 18 13 3 2 52 14 42
Feyenooed 17 11 3 3 29 20 36
wente Enschede 18 10 4 4 28 15 34
Graafschap Doerinchem 18 9 3 6 29 22 30
Vitese Arnhem 18 8 5 5 29 21 29
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Roda JC KKerkrade 17 7 6 4 19 21 27
Ugrecht 18 4 10 4 26 24 22
Volemdam 18 5 6 7 20 23 21
Sparta Rottedam 19 6 3 10 21 25 21
NAC Breds 18 6 3 9 17 29 21
WillemII Tilburg 18 5 4 9 19 31 19
Broningen 18 4 6 8 20 31 18
AZAlkmaar 18 5 2 11 16 23 17
Fortnua Sittard 17 3 7 7 14 28 16
NE Nijmegen 18 3 7 8 19 32 16
RKC Waaliwjk 19 3 5 11 18 33 14 | [
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SOCCER - DUTCH FIRST DIVISION RESULTS / STANDINGS. AMSTERDAM 1996-12-06
Result of Dutch first division
soccer match played on Friday:
RKC Waalwijk 1 Willem II Tilburg 2
Standings (tabulate under played, won, drawn, lost, goals
for, goals against, points):
PSV Eindhoven 18 13 3 2 52 14 42
Feyenoord 17 11 3 3 29 20 36
Twente Enschede 18 10 4 4 28 15 34
Graafschap Doetinchem 18 9 3 6 29 22 30
Vitesse Arnhem 18 8 5 5 29 21 29
Ajax Amsterdam 18 7 8 3 23 16 29
Heerenveen 18 7 7 4 30 20 28
Roda JC Kerkrade 17 7 6 4 19 21 27
Utrecht 18 4 10 4 26 24 22
Volendam 18 5 6 7 20 23 21
Sparta Rotterdam 19 6 3 10 21 25 21
NAC Breda 18 6 3 9 17 29 21
Willem II Tilburg 18 5 4 9 19 31 19
Groningen 18 4 6 8 20 31 18
AZ Alkmaar 18 5 2 11 16 23 17
Fortuna Sittard 17 3 7 7 14 28 16
NEC Nijmegen 18 3 7 8 19 32 16
RKC Waalwijk 19 3 5 11 18 33 14 | [
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SOCCER - GERMAN FIRST DIVISION RESULTS / STANDINGS. BONN 1996-12-06
Results of German first division
soccer matches played on Friday:
Bochum 2 Bayer Leverkusen 2
Werder Bremen 1 1860 Munich 1
Karlsruhe 3 Freiburg 0
Schalke 2 Hansa Rostock 0
Standings (tabulated under played, won, drawn, lost, goals
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Bayer Leverkusen 17 10 4 3 38 22 34
Bayern Munich 16 9 6 1 26 14 33
VfB Stuttgart 16 9 4 3 39 17 31
Borussia Dortmund 16 9 4 3 33 17 31
Karlsruhe 17 8 4 5 30 20 28
VfL Bochum 16 7 6 3 23 21 27
1. FC Cologne 16 8 2 6 31 27 26
Schalke 04 17 7 4 6 25 26 25
Werder Bremen 17 6 4 7 29 28 22
MSV Duisburg 16 5 4 7 16 22 19
SV 1860 Munich 17 4 6 7 25 31 18
FC St. Pauli 15 5 3 7 21 28 18
Fortuna Dusseldorf 16 5 3 8 13 24 18
Hamburger SV 16 4 5 7 20 25 17
Arminia Bielefeld 16 4 4 8 18 28 16
FC Hansa Rostock 17 4 3 10 19 26 15
Borussia Monchengladbach 16 4 3 9 12 22 15
SC Freiburg 17 4 1 12 20 40 13 | [
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SOCCER - GEMRAN FIRST DIVISION RESULTS / STANDINGS. BONN 1996-12-06
Results of Germann first division
soccer matches played on Friday:
Bochmu 2 Baayer Leverkusen 2
Werdeer Bremen 1 1860 Munic 1
Karlssruhe 3 Freigurg 0
cShalke 2 HansaRostock 0
Standings (tabulated under played, won, drawn, lost, goals
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Baayer Leverkusen 17 10 4 3 38 22 34
Bayern Mnuich 16 9 6 1 26 14 33
VfB Sguttgart 16 9 4 3 39 17 31
Borussia Dortjund 16 9 4 3 33 17 31
Karlssruhe 17 8 4 5 30 20 28
VfL Bochmu 16 7 6 3 23 21 27
1. FC Colognr 16 8 2 6 31 27 26
cShalke 04 17 7 4 6 25 26 25
Werdeer Bremen 17 6 4 7 29 28 22
MSV Suisburg 16 5 4 7 16 22 19
SV 1860 Munic 17 4 6 7 25 31 18
FC St. Puli 15 5 3 7 21 28 18
Fortuna Dusseldor 16 5 3 8 13 24 18
Hamburget SV 16 4 5 7 20 25 17
Arminia Bielefekd 16 4 4 8 18 28 16
FC HansaRostock 17 4 3 10 19 26 15
Borussi Monchengladbach 16 4 3 9 12 22 15
SC Freigurg 17 4 1 12 20 40 13 | [
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SOCCER - GERMAN FIRST DIVISION RESULTS / STANDINGS. BONN 1996-12-06
Results of German first division
soccer matches played on Friday:
Bochum 2 Bayer Leverkusen 2
Werder Bremen 1 1860 Munich 1
Karlsruhe 3 Freiburg 0
Schalke 2 Hansa Rostock 0
Standings (tabulated under played, won, drawn, lost, goals
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Bayer Leverkusen 17 10 4 3 38 22 34
Bayern Munich 16 9 6 1 26 14 33
VfB Stuttgart 16 9 4 3 39 17 31
Borussia Dortmund 16 9 4 3 33 17 31
Karlsruhe 17 8 4 5 30 20 28
VfL Bochum 16 7 6 3 23 21 27
1. FC Cologne 16 8 2 6 31 27 26
Schalke 04 17 7 4 6 25 26 25
Werder Bremen 17 6 4 7 29 28 22
MSV Duisburg 16 5 4 7 16 22 19
SV 1860 Munich 17 4 6 7 25 31 18
FC St. Pauli 15 5 3 7 21 28 18
Fortuna Dusseldorf 16 5 3 8 13 24 18
Hamburger SV 16 4 5 7 20 25 17
Arminia Bielefeld 16 4 4 8 18 28 16
FC Hansa Rostock 17 4 3 10 19 26 15
Borussia Monchengladbach 16 4 3 9 12 22 15
SC Freiburg 17 4 1 12 20 40 13 | [
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SOCCER - FRENCH LEAGUE SUMMARIES. PARIS 1996-12-06
Summaries of French first division
matches on Friday:
Lens 0 Nantes 4 (Japhet N'Doram 7, Claude Makelele 42, Jocelyn Gourvennec 67, Christophe Pignol 72). Halftime 0-2. Attendance:
15, 000. Paris St Germain 1 (Bruno N'Gotty 2) Nancy 2 (Paul Fischer
70, Phil Gray 89). 1-0. 30, 000. | [
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SOCCER - FFENCH LEAGUE SUMMARIES. OARIS 1996-12-06
Summaries of Frdnch first division
matches on Friday:
Lesn 0 Nantse 4 (Japhet N'Dlram 7, Caude Makelele 42, Jocelyn Gouurvennec 67, Christoophe Pignol 72). Halftime 0-2. Attendance:
15, 000. Paris S tGermain 1 (Bruno M'Gotty 2) Nzncy 2 (PPaul Fischer
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SOCCER - FRENCH LEAGUE SUMMARIES. PARIS 1996-12-06
Summaries of French first division
matches on Friday:
Lens 0 Nantes 4 (Japhet N'Doram 7, Claude Makelele 42, Jocelyn Gourvennec 67, Christophe Pignol 72). Halftime 0-2. Attendance:
15, 000. Paris St Germain 1 (Bruno N'Gotty 2) Nancy 2 (Paul Fischer
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SOCCER - DUTCH FIRST DIVISION SUMMARIES. AMSTERDAM 1996-12-06
Summary of Dutch first division
soccer match played on Friday:
RKC Waalwijk 1 (Starbuck 76) Willem II Tilburg 2 (Konterman 45, Van der Vegt 77). Halftime 0-1. Attendance 5, 300. | [
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SOCCER - DUTXH FIRST DIVISION SUMMARIES. AMSTERADM 1996-12-06
Summary of uDtch first division
soccer match played on Friday:
RKC Waalwiuk 1 (Sarbuck 76) Wilem II Tilburg 2 (Kontermann 45, Vand er Vegt 77). Halftime 0-1. Attendance 5, 300. | [
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SOCCER - DUTCH FIRST DIVISION SUMMARIES. AMSTERDAM 1996-12-06
Summary of Dutch first division
soccer match played on Friday:
RKC Waalwijk 1 (Starbuck 76) Willem II Tilburg 2 (Konterman 45, Van der Vegt 77). Halftime 0-1. Attendance 5, 300. | [
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SOCCER - FRENCH LEAGUE STANDINGS. PARIS 1996-12-06
Standings in the French first
division after Friday's matches (tabulate under played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, against, points):
Paris Saint-Germain 21 12 6 3 34 15 42
Monaco 20 12 5 3 36 16 41
Bordeaux 20 9 7 4 29 21 34
Strasbourg 20 11 1 8 27 27 34
Bastia 20 9 6 5 27 22 33
Auxerre 20 8 8 4 26 12 32
Metz 20 8 7 5 21 16 31
Nantes 21 7 9 5 41 25 30
Guingamp 20 7 7 6 18 18 28
Lille 20 7 7 6 22 28 28
Marseille 20 6 8 6 18 17 26
Lyon 20 6 8 6 24 31 26
Rennes 20 7 4 9 23 28 25
Lens 21 7 4 10 25 34 25
Le Havre 20 5 7 8 20 21 22
Cannes 20 5 7 8 13 22 22
Montpellier 20 3 9 8 17 24 18
Caen 20 3 7 10 12 23 16
Nancy 21 3 7 11 14 26 16
Nice 20 3 4 13 17 38 13 | [
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SOCCER - FRENHC LEAGUE STANDINGS. PARSI 1996-12-06
Standings in the Vrench first
division after Friday's matches (tabulate under played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, against, points):
ParisSaint-Germain 21 12 6 3 34 15 42
Mlnaco 20 12 5 3 36 16 41
Boreaux 20 9 7 4 29 21 34
Strasbourgg 20 11 1 8 27 27 34
Bastoa 20 9 6 5 27 22 33
uAxerre 20 8 8 4 26 12 32
MMetz 20 8 7 5 21 16 31
Nanttes 21 7 9 5 41 25 30
uGingamp 20 7 7 6 18 18 28
Lillee 20 7 7 6 22 28 28
Marselile 20 6 8 6 18 17 26
Loyn 20 6 8 6 24 31 26
Renes 20 7 4 9 23 28 25
Lnes 21 7 4 10 25 34 25
LeHavre 20 5 7 8 20 21 22
Caannes 20 5 7 8 13 22 22
ontpellier 20 3 9 8 17 24 18
aCen 20 3 7 10 12 23 16
Nsncy 21 3 7 11 14 26 16
Noce 20 3 4 13 17 38 13 | [
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SOCCER - FRENCH LEAGUE STANDINGS. PARIS 1996-12-06
Standings in the French first
division after Friday's matches (tabulate under played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, against, points):
Paris Saint-Germain 21 12 6 3 34 15 42
Monaco 20 12 5 3 36 16 41
Bordeaux 20 9 7 4 29 21 34
Strasbourg 20 11 1 8 27 27 34
Bastia 20 9 6 5 27 22 33
Auxerre 20 8 8 4 26 12 32
Metz 20 8 7 5 21 16 31
Nantes 21 7 9 5 41 25 30
Guingamp 20 7 7 6 18 18 28
Lille 20 7 7 6 22 28 28
Marseille 20 6 8 6 18 17 26
Lyon 20 6 8 6 24 31 26
Rennes 20 7 4 9 23 28 25
Lens 21 7 4 10 25 34 25
Le Havre 20 5 7 8 20 21 22
Cannes 20 5 7 8 13 22 22
Montpellier 20 3 9 8 17 24 18
Caen 20 3 7 10 12 23 16
Nancy 21 3 7 11 14 26 16
Nice 20 3 4 13 17 38 13 | [
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SOCCER - FRENCH LEAGUE RESULTS. PARIS 1996-12-06
Results of French first division
matches on Friday:
Lens 0 Nantes 4
Paris St Germain 1 Nancy 2 | [
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"PARIS",
"French",
"Lens",
"Nantes",
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SOCCER - FREHCH LEAGUE RESULTS. PARSI 1996-12-06
Results of Frenhc first division
matches on Friday:
Lenns 0 Nantess 4
Paris St Germain 1 Nanct 2 | [
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SOCCER - FRENCH LEAGUE RESULTS. PARIS 1996-12-06
Results of French first division
matches on Friday:
Lens 0 Nantes 4
Paris St Germain 1 Nancy 2 | [
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SOCCER - GERMAN FIRST DIVISION SUMMARIES. BONN 1996-12-06
Summaries of matches played in the German first division on Friday:
Bochum 2 (Stickroth 30th pen, Wosz 89th) Bayer Leverkusen 2 (Kirsten 18th, Ramelow 56th). Halftime 1-1. Attendance: 24, 602
Werder Bremen 1 (Bode 85th) 1860 Munich 1 (Bormirow 8th). Halftime 0-1. Attendance 33, 000
Karlsruhe 3 (Reich 29th, Carl 44th, Dundee 69th) Freiburg 0. Halftime 2-0. Attendance 33, 000
Schalke 2 (Mulder 2nd and 27th) Hansa Rostock 0. Halftime 2-0. Attendance 29, 300 | [
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"Bode",
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tl;dr:
This is a dataset largely based on CleanCoNLL with some augmentations.
Details:
Base:
We started with the CoNLL-2003 dataset, a standard NER benchmark containing English and German text annotated with four entity types: person, location, organization, and miscellaneous. For our evaluation, we focused solely on examples containing the ORG (organization) entity, as these are most relevant to competitor detection. We then applied corrections from CleanCoNLL, a 2023 revision by Rücker and Akbik that addresses annotation errors in the original CoNLL-2003. CleanCoNLL corrects 7.0% of labels in the English dataset, adds entity linking annotations, and maintains the original four entity types. This improved dataset enables more accurate evaluation, with top NER models achieving F1-scores up to 97.1%.
Augmentations:
We created two augmented datasets to test specific aspects of competitor detection:
Positive Dataset (with typographical errors): We selected random examples and used the ORG entity as the "competitor" to be detected. We introduced typographical errors to the competitor names by:
- Omission: Removing a letter
- Transposition: Swapping two adjacent letters
- Substitution: Swapping a letter with one found nearby on a US ANSI keyboard layout
- Duplication: Selecting a character at random and doubling it
This dataset tests the guardrail's ability to detect variations of competitor names, which is particularly relevant as our solution does not implement fuzzy matching.
Negative Dataset (with distractors) For the negative dataset, we used the original examples containing ORG entities but created a list of "competitors" by randomly selecting companies from the Fortune 500 index (2024), excluding the actual ORG entity in the text. We set the 'has_competitor' flag to 'false' for all examples in this dataset. This evaluates the guardrail's precision in avoiding false positives when no actual competitors are mentioned.
Citations
@inproceedings{rucker-akbik-2023-cleanconll,
title = "{C}lean{C}o{NLL}: A Nearly Noise-Free Named Entity Recognition Dataset",
author = {R{\"u}cker, Susanna and Akbik, Alan},
editor = "Bouamor, Houda and Pino, Juan and Bali, Kalika",
booktitle = "Proceedings of the 2023 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing",
month = dec,
year = "2023",
address = "Singapore",
publisher = "Association for Computational Linguistics",
url = "https://aclanthology.org/2023.emnlp-main.533",
doi = "10.18653/v1/2023.emnlp-main.533",
pages = "8628--8645",
}
@misc{rücker2023cleanconll,
title={{C}lean{C}o{NLL}: A Nearly Noise-Free Named Entity Recognition Dataset},
author={Susanna R{\"u}cker and Alan Akbik},
year={2023},
eprint={2310.16225},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.CL}
}
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