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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1996
Page
17
Jennifer Capriati loses for the first time in her comeback, as Jana Novotna defeats her in a tight WTA Essen quarterfinal 7-6 2-6 6-3. Novotna advances to face Anke Huber in the semifinals after Capriati squandered set points while serving for both the first and second sets.
Dwight Gooden again pitched batting practice in Tampa as part of his early spring showing. Pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre said he threw the ball better than in his previous session and credited Gooden with improving since starting work with the Yankees.
Atlanta Braves star David Justice said his divorce from Halle Berry is not related to a police stop in Riviera Beach near a high crime area where officers saw him parked in a car. He and Berry have been formally separated for months. no charges were filed.
Frederick Ducks Unlimited hosts a March 23 banquet and live auction at the Elks Lodge to fund waterfowl projects with silent and live auctions led by Gene Franklin. Maryland NWTF runs a March 9 Turkey Calling Contest at the Frederick Fairgrounds with seminars by NRA editor John Zent and champion caller Rick Johnson. The day features a whitetail display, several NWTF divisions, and on-site membership. Also highlighted are Bob Clark and Alex Zidock Jr.’s turkey hunting video and a strong safety emphasis citing 1995 Pennsylvania hunting accidents. Maryland’s WHIP program supports landowners leaving standing crops for wildlife with a March 15 deadline for applications.
The strike zone will now start below the kneecap, a few inches larger, after agreement by the Official Playing Rules Committee and the players union. Umpires will begin enforcing the new lower limit in exhibition games next week, with no approval needed from the umpires union.
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