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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1994
Page
8
Earl Lee a 28 year old 6 foot 5 inch forward with tendinitis in his right knee balances a busy job as an assistant foreman with the State Highway Administration and semi pro basketball with the Frederick Flyers of the ABA He has appeared in five of the Flyers 12 games this season due to injury and work demands.
Lee, fresh from Thomas Johnson and Coppin State, travels hours for about 80 dollars per game to play on tour with adult teams. He values the game and tests his level, hoping to earn a regular wing spot with the Flyers. He recalls dangerous crowds in Colombia and the relentless schedule of practice and travel.
Michael Jordan made it official signing a minor league contract with the Nashville Sounds and earning a spring training invite as a non roaster. He'll report to Sarasota, Florida next week after a workout at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Jordan said he believes in trying and could move to the majors if he proves himself, while continuing Bulls pay this season.
At Lillehammer the two U S skaters are placed in Practice Group 1 at the Hamar Amphitheatre as a rule requiring teammates to train together. Kerrigan's coach calls the arrangement absurd while Harding’s Olympic status remains unresolved ahead of the opening ceremony.
Mount St. Marys freshman Randy Edney will miss the rest of the basketball season after arthroscopic knee surgery on Monday. The 6-11 center from Marlton New Jersey suffered a left knee injury on January 27 in pregame warmups at St. Francis Pennsylvania. He averaged 6.5 points and 6.8 rebounds through 18 games, with career highs of 18 points and 16 rebounds in a January 20 win over Wagner. Mount St. Marys, 12-9 overall and 8-5 in the NEC, hosts Wagner next in a key conference showdown.
Washington Capitals erased a 1-0 Ranger lead with two quick goals by Steve Konowalchuk and Michael Pivonka 43 seconds apart in period two and added a late tally from Dale Hunter to beat the New York Rangers 4-1 at Madison Square Garden. Rick Tabaracci stopped 27 shots as Caps snap four-game skid against the Rangers while Mike Richter’s career-best unbeaten streak ended in defeat.
Frederick's girls won the Class 4A West Region indoor track meet with 95 points at the 5th Regiment Armory in Baltimore on Monday. Watkins Mill and Springbrook trailed. Michele Higginbottom swept two events for the Cadets as the girls finished well ahead of rivals. Cadet boys placed third with 51 points behind Gaithersburg and Quince Orchard.
Higginbottom claimed the 300 meter dash in 42.3 seconds and the 500 meter run in 1 20.4. Kathy Williams won the shot put with 32 feet 8 inches, Valery Williams took the high jump at 5 feet 2 inches. In the boys division, Ryan Dudrow won the 300 dash in 38.1 seconds.
FCC improved to 16 6 with a 99 86 win over Harford after a tight first half. Keith Thompson led FCC with 32 points 10 rebounds and four steals while Brian McMahon and Greg Proctor anchored defense. James Jenkins led Harford with 27 points.
Frederick High School surged to a 16-3 early lead and rode six of seven weight class wins to finish 30-15 at Catoctin. Dustin Bane opened with a major decision and Larry Raymond added a solid win as the Frogs stayed unpinned in a strong team effort.
Frederick defeated Liberty 50 to 34 as Amy Doane led the Cadets with 14 points and Samantha Biggus added eight rebounds. The Knights stayed unbeaten by topping North Hagerstown 62 to 38 behind 15 points from Alex Stephens and 14 from Tina Kelley, with Kara Reed grabbing 10 rebounds. Other games included SJPH beating New Life 77 to 46 and the Lancers defeating South Carroll 67-56, plus FCA routing Calvary Christian 44 to 24.
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