Thomas named head pro at VFW course
Thomas Leighton Owings Mills former Wakefield Valley assistant pro took head duties at the VFW Country Club on March 14 succeeding Tony Krebs. He played NCAA Division III golf at Methodist College Fayetteville NY, which won the 1991 Division II championship. He aims to host a Donnie Hammond Scholarship Tournament and junior events while building a men’s league and a public driving range. He says the VFW, the county’s oldest course, has history and requires precise shot placement.
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Lancers sweep area track with strong showings by Wallace Consuegra and Leatherman
Singapore Lancers win boys 88.5 to 63.0 and girls 112 to 27 in area track. Matt Wallace dominates sprint events. Cara Consuegra and Amy Leatherman each claim four wins in the girls meet, including multiple sprints and relays.
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FSK 3 Catoctin 1 in area baseball tilt
Francis Scott defeated visiting Catoctin 3-1 Tuesday as Dave Zanella fired a two hitter with six strikeouts and four walks. Don Stephens son doubled for two first inning runs, Catoctin errors aided FSK, while Catoctin drew a bases loaded walk for its lone score. Jeremy Lowery scattered five hits and struck out one in the loss.
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Frederick 18 Howard 3 in four and a half innings softball
Frederick defeated visiting Howard 18 to 3 in four and a half innings as 12 runs in the fourth fueled the win. Kelley Maria went 3 for 3 with two RBIs and Terri Summers allowed three hits with six strikeouts in four innings. Other scores this day include Walkersville 17 Boonsboro 5 and Middletown 11 North Hagerstown 4 with key hits from Kathy Thomas and Andi Schrum.
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Angelos under fire for inviting judges to opening day luncheon
Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos faced criticism for inviting about 20 judges to the opening day luncheon, saying the event aimed to show representation of state officials and carried no intent to curry favor. Some judges deemed the invite questionable, while others defended it as reviving tradition. Meanwhile Auburn hired Cliff Ellis, Clemson’s former winningest coach, to take over after Tommy Joe Eagles resigned.
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Pavel Bure named NHL player of the month for March
Pavel Bure of the Vancouver Canucks won the NHL player of the month after collecting 36 points in 16 March games. The 23-year-old Russian reached 101 points this season with 55 goals, trailing only the league's top scorers, with Gary Roberts, Martin Brodeur, and Arturs Irbe among the other candidates considered.
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Tyson seeks federal review in rape conviction case
Former boxing champion Mike Tyson failed to overturn his rape conviction in state courts and the U S Supreme Court. His lawyers filed a writ of habeas corpus Monday in federal court in Indianapolis seeking release on constitutional grounds. Tyson was convicted in February 1992 of raping Desiree Washington at an Indianapolis Miss Black America pageant event.
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