Know Before You Go Safe Boating Week Highlights Maryland Rules
The article promotes National Safe Boating Week June 28 emphasizing safety education. It notes Maryland requires boating safety certificates for riders born after July 1 1972 on motorized craft, calls for life jackets for all aboard, and warns against drinking and boating. It also covers capacity guidelines, PFD use on the Potomac River, and safety tips before launching. A Governor's Fishing Derby for youth June 8 at Cunningham Falls, Greenbrier State Park, and Piney Run Park is described with prizes and registration details.
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Cunningham Falls State Park
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Frederick Keys
Catoctin Zoo
Cunningham Falls Park
Frederick County Parks and Recreation
Greenbrier State Park
Washington County
Piney Run Park
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Vincent splits expansion money and mandates equal draft pool
Commissioner Fay Vincent ordered both leagues share the $42 million expansion windfall from the 1993 plan and require three players per existing team to the pool for expansion clubs. He criticized the leagues for not settling the issue themselves and noted that future expansion funds will be divided among all 30 clubs.
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Vincent
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First Woman College Baseball Player Quits Team
Julie Croteau the first woman to play college baseball leaves St. Mary's College after a junior year. She cites sexism among teammates coach and athletic director and has taken a leave of absence possibly to transfer. The college denies her discrimination charges. She says baseball has caused emotional distress and is no longer fun.
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Judge Denies Priority in Hank Gathers Death Suit
In Torrance California a Superior Court judge refused to grant priority status to the Hank Gathers death lawsuit delaying the trial. Judge Douglas McKee cited an newly amended complaint not yet reviewed by LMU doctors and other defendants as reasons for the delay to an undetermined date.
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Loyola Marymount
Hank Gathers
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