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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2001
Page
7
The Hall of Fame slugger Ted Williams will have open heart surgery in New York two months after a pacemaker implant. Dr Kerensky described it as a mechanical valve problem needing surgical treatment. Williams was moved from Inverness to Shands and then to New York for the procedure.
Philadelphia a long shot to trade Eric Lindros as he weighs free agency. Flyers GM Bob Clarke says Lindros could wait four years if Toronto is his chosen team, while Flyers owner Ed Snider orders no talks with Toronto and denies other offers.
The US Olympic Committee offered acting CEO Scott Blackmun a contract through April 30 2002 and indicated a desire to appoint him permanently. Spokesman Mike Moran said a search committee would be in place by February 1 with Sandy Baldwin backing Blackmun. The USOC will not use a search firm as it did last year when Norm Blake was hired and later resigned after nine months amid budget and reorganization resistance.
Benjamin Raich won the Wengen slalom in 1 44 42, marking his sixth World Cup victory and first this season. Iner Schoenfelder was second, Mario Matt third, Florian Leer fourth, Kilian Albrecht fifth. Hermann Maier plans to compete in downhill, super-G, and giant slalom at the worlds in St Anton. Raich leads the overall standings with 793 points. Ames Iowa AP Cael Sanderson ties Iowa State record with 100th straight win in 32 10 win over Hofstra. he pinned Ralph Everett at 4 64 of their 184-pound bout, matching Dan Gable’s mark noted in ISU records.
D. Wells moved to the Chicago White Sox in a six-player deal from Toronto, with the AL Central champions adding pitchers Mike Sirotka Kevin Beirne and Mike Williams. Wells has a 161 107 career record over 14 seasons and will join his sixth team. He went 20 8 last season and posted a 2 1 postseason mark in October.
A Pennsylvanian wildlife official leads a reform effort to curb an expanding whitetail herd. The plan focuses on outside the box methods, long term habitat impact, and reshaping hunting incentives to reduce crop damage and preserve deer health. The goal is to balance deer numbers with habitat while addressing hunters' traditional preferences.
Wildlife expert Dr. Gary Alt promotes a two part strategy to reduce doe numbers and grow older, larger buck counts in Pennsylvania. He argues antlerless seasons should begin before the rut to boost buck competition and that increasing older bucks will require gradual, long term changes recognized by hunters and lawmakers.
FCC carries a 12-4 record and a 10 game winning streak into a 1 pm showdown at Hood College Gambrell Gym against Louisburg NC, a Division I rival. The Cougars won 64-50 over Alfred State but need sharper interior offense after allowing a late rally. Ebony Bowers led PCC with 12 points and eight rebounds, while Karen Thompson topped Alfred State with 19 points.
Olympic bronze medalist Cheryl Haworth headlines the Mason-Dixon Open in Frederick along with Savannah teenager Michael Martin and former Olympian Michael Cohen. The January 20 event at Adventist Drive near Harry Grove Stadium features eighty athletes from over fifteen states with a $5 admission and public access.
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