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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2002
Page
8
Fragmented text lists various sports items and scores with names and venues. Mentions of golf, basketball, hockey, tennis, and college games appear amid garbled names, times, and places. Preserved are scattered entities such as Phoenix Open, Michigan, Ohio State, Duke, Boston College, and Australian Open semifinals with general scheduling cues.
Maryland lawmakers debated bear management and hunting options in Western Maryland with George Edwards proposing a bear season and opponents urging humane relocation. A separate bill by George Owings would extend the deer season to at least 71 days, with Sundays included, while critics warn of conflicts with hikers and wildlife. Residents testified on bear nuisance, damages, and safety as state officials reported a rising bear population and escalating nuisance complaints.
International tennis report notes Tommy Haas advancing to the Australian Open semifinals after a tight quarterfinal win. Haas saved break points, rebounded from deficits, and will face Marat Safin in the next round while several others pursue titles in both men’s and women’s brackets.
Staunton area games feature Roxannine Rappentiver scoring 1h points and 17 rebounds as Hood Blazers rally from a six point halftime deficit to beat May Baldwin. Danielle Allen adds 11 points, six assists by Mandy Saute and Melissa Kulty Nol, while Maneisha Mardy leads Caldwin with 1 point in a mixed set of varsity results across multiple teams and events.
Ross led with a gin high as Chiris Sulit and others struggled against a sputtering offense. Millers says the team must rebound soon, noting the next game Friday at Prince George's Community College and stressing focus on playing better to avoid another setback.
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