Woods Emerges with Cablinasian Identity on TV
Tiger Woods calls himself a Cablinasian blending Caucasian, black, Indian and Asian on The Oprah Winfrey Show. He dislikes being labeled African American and notes the Fuzzy Zoeller remarks sparked race debates after his Masters win. Zoeller apologized and Kmart cut ties. Woods meets Nike in Portland as his agency stays silent.
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Chicago
Tiger Woods
Cablinasian
Woods
Augusta National
CNN
Pro Golf Weekly
Zoeller
Augusta
Kmart
Fuzzy Zoeller
International Management Group
Portland
Ore
Nike Inc
Irabu Deal Sends Yankees Rights From Padres To New York
San Diego sold negotiating rights to Hideki Irabu to the New York Yankees for 3 million. Irabu, 27, is expected to sign a multimillion-dollar bonus and could become the third Japanese pitcher on a major league roster. In the trade the Yankees send Ruben Rivera and Rafael Medina to San Diego for Homer Bush Gordon Amerson and Vernon Maxwell. Maxwell cannot move until June due to draft status.
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SAN Diego
Hideki Irabu
The
Bronx
San Diego Padres
New York Yankees
Irabu
Yankees
Executive Council
Ruben Rivera
Rafael Medina
Homer Bush
Gordon Amerson
Vernon Maxwell
Derby field could be smallest since 1985 in Kentucky Derby
Louisville report notes 13 entered with two uncertain entries Anet may run in Illinois Derby instead and Pacific County fading foot injury. If field sticks at 13, it would be only the fourth Derby since 1980 to fit 14 stall main gate entries. Trainer Lukas out of Derby. injuries and one fatality reduce field prospects.
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Louisville, Ky
Anet
Pacific County
D. Wayne Lukes
Lukas
Aces Reported At Glade Valley And Clustered Spires
Three holes-in-one surfaced from recent golf play at two area courses. Jerry Wilcom aced the 165-yard third hole at Glade Valley with a 3 wood, witnessed by Bob Bellison and Buddy Snapp. Dave Walsh also made an ace at Glade Valley on the 134-yard 15th hole using an 8 iron, witnessed by Gary Starr and Rusty and Bob Alwin. Brady y aced the 13th at Clustered Spires with a Tiroww. Nearby, Holly Hills and Glade Valley host events and club tournaments including Ladies and MISGA days and upcoming shotgun starts for guest days and member events.
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Jerry Wilcom
Glade Valley
Bob Bellison
Buddy Snapp
Dave Walsh
Gary Starr
Rusty
Bob Alwin
Bill Brady
Clustered Spires
Brady
MISGA and Club Golf Results and Upcoming Events
On the greens by Bill Cauley details MISGA Best Ball and card match results with players including Joe Wolf Dan Jenkins Buck Souder Buck Heim Tom Ford and others at various courses. Upcoming events list ProNet Golf Improvement Clinic May 29 at VFW Country Club MISGA Day Wednesday 9 am Opening Day Saturday shotgun Commander's Cup round one. Longest drive and closest to pin winners named.
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Julia Hanes
Anna Mae Miller
Kitty Crum
Sherry Waltz
Linda Muehi
Cline
Carol Jean Broomall Misga
Joe Wolf
Dan Jenkins
Dennis Lewis
Andy Wasko
Elwood Hammer
Bruce Gourley
Buck Souder
Buck Heim
Tom Ford
Jack Drescher
ProNet Golf Improvement Clinic
Pro Shop
VFW
Spacert Ean
Spires Golf Course
Gary Lacy
Darrell Sturer
Alien
Ediff
Jim Nugent
Ken Ken Weiger
Paul Norris
Przyblek
Michiel Davis
Bob Sanrign
Greg Pugh
Dan Samoviski
J Petrosky
Bob Cowdrey
Brad Williams
Dick Capalaces
Mark Jeschke
Steve Knight
Larry Kovarcik
Lyle Smith
Elmer Martin
Michelle Bowden
Bill Hall
Handy Lynch
Ed Anderson
Fred Eisenhart
Damien Mikk
Linda Oakman
Dennis Bolden
Middletown, Catoctin clash as Hillier stars in Monocacy game
Middletown earned a 3-0 lead with two runs in the first as Rick McQuillen and Hillier fueled the offense. Catoctin rallied briefly with Mike Irvine homering in the fifth, but Middletown's defense and timely plays preserved the win.
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Middletown
Rick McQuillen
Jason Snapkoski
Justin Brandenburg
McQuillen
The
Knights
Sherald
Catoctin
Mike Irvine
Pat Sherald
Irvine
Jeremy Blickenstaff
Dave Ott
Jason Fritz
Johnny West
Rusty Wood
Mike Presley
Local Special Olympic tenpin qualifier crowns winners
Twenty six athletes from Frederick and Washington counties competed at Terrace Lanes for the tenpin Special Olympic Bowling qualifier. Winners were Zack Reeves Angie Snow and David Smith with second place going to Steve Lambert David Banks and Margie Smeller and Richard Mundy taking a third. A duckpin qualifier is planned for May 10 at Village Lanes. About 50 athletes from Rock Creek School Monocacy Middle School New Market Middle School Community Living and the Bethesda Lutheran Home will enter track and swimming qualifiers in coming weeks with events set at Frederick YMCA and Frederick High School.
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Frederick
Washington
Terrace Lanes
Zack Reeves
Angie Snow
David Smith
Steve Lambert
David Banks
Margie Smeller
Richard Mundy
Village Lanes
Frederick Ymca
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Trish Carney
Sandy Davis
Holly Hills
Don Peterson
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Howard Flock
Jim Hunter
John Repass
Don Linton
Phil Isensee
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Anna Cline
Barbara Campbell
Sharon Crites
Adele Tubbs
June Egan
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Tom Lake
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Walkersville
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Monocacy
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Maryland School For the Deaf
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Tony D'Amato
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Pat Fenzel
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Bronsmeck
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Moore
Fenzel
oyscus—Knight
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Marcefina Racawski
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Selay
Lowne McCut
Chitin Olsen
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Marceline
Linsey Gordon
Brunswick Inners
Aaron
Hickman
Enterprise Court
White Mae
Green Valley Animal Hospital Inc
Price Distillery
Addamsville
Ted
Usvon
Cao Oo
Stey
Esamo
FCHS
Joe Corbi
Aanual
Rosemont Ave
Frederick, MD
Frederich
Evergreen Square
Buckeystown Pike
Ace Aaa
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PSG
Burgess Hill
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H&b Multidamity Management Co
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