Mount St. Mary's hires Sheahan as women's coach
Mount St. Mary's names Bill Sheahan, celebrated for Holy Cross High School with a 162-4 record and 308 straight wins, as its new women's basketball coach. He aims to recruit Washington area talent, commuting from Silver Spring while housing markets shift, and believes success follows from talented, good players willing to work. He notes Mount's strong local reputation and plans to build on that foundation, hoping to surpass national win streaks.
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Stabler Quits SELMA After 12 NFL Seasons
Kes Stabler, former Oilers quarterback and Alabama standout, retires from pro football after a 12 year career. Pitts cites no reason, denies contract renegotiation or trade links to the decision. Stabler’s career included time with the Raiders and a late move to Houston, with 3,202 passing yards and 18 touchdowns in his final season.
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LeTort Creek Fish Kill Taints Carlisle Watercress Farm
Two months ago a watercress farm near Carlisle Pennsylvania sprayed its ponds with malathion and endosulfan to kill cress bugs. The runoff carried the chemical into LeTort Spring Run, killing hundreds of brown trout and other aquatic life downstream toward the Army War College. Despite heavy initial losses, researchers locate surviving trout upriver and in beds of cress and elodea, with the stream showing signs of recovery as dilution and habitat refuges limit ongoing damage.
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LeTort spill prompts legal action and recovery hopes
The LeTort incident shows human error released a potent fish and insect killer into the stream harming wildlife. B and W may pay damages, and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources weighs action against the Cross farm owners. Recovery is underway with alive trout and stocks, but future risks loom as officials seek safeguards and regional remedies.
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Colts Green Works Out After Foot Injury
Towson Maryland AP rookie defensive tackle Bubba Green worked out after a ruptured blood vessel in his left foot was drained. Rookie defensive end Donnell Thompson was held from Thursday’s practice with a hamstring strain. Veteran back Cleveland Franklin missed drills due to knee issues. expected back Friday as 57 Colts players remain in camp with 26 veterans to join.
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Cornelius Wins Sunshine Junior Tennis Title
Selena Cornelius, 12, of Rosemont, captured the girls 12 and under crown at the Sunshine Junior Tennis Tournament at Pine Valley Tennis Club in Baltimore. She defeated Victoria Karakas of Elliott City 6-2 6-2 for her fourth straight victory.
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Mount athletes to compete for East at National Sports Festival
Two Mount St Marys track stars Jeff White and Ackerman will represent the East at the National Sports Festival in Syracuse. White, a Reading PA native and 1981 NCAA Division II All American, runs the 1600 meter relay while Ackerman, a Bethlehem PA junior high jumper, competes in the high jump. The event features other top collegians including Neville Hodge and Ed Yearwood. The 1600 meter relay is set for 5 20 p.m. Monday July 27, with the women’s high jump on Saturday July 25 at 5 10 p.m. in the event schedule.
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Swann Signs Multiyear Deal With Steelers
Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann, entering his eighth NFL season, signed a multiyear contract after meetings in New York. Reported salary exceeds $200,000, with both sides tight lipped on terms. Swann, the final holdout among Steelers, noted satisfaction with the agreement amid looming CBA and baseball salary tensions.
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