Two Frederick residents to carry Olympic Torch
Debbie Thompson Brown of Frederick and Kevin McCarthy of western Maryland will carry the Olympic Torch on June 19 and 20 during the relay through Maryland. Brown runs the Baltimore leg in the evening and plans a final 200 yards. McCarthy, a Jefferson resident honored as a Community Hero for Alzheimer’s work, will run near Annapolis.
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Aberdeen
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Prince Georges County
Washington, D.C
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Jefferson
Mike Kianetski
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Naval Academy Bridge
Norman's 66 Pushes Him Into Contention At Open
Greg Norman fired a 66 to climb within one stroke of the lead at the U S Open at Oakland Hills. Payne Stewart led after two rounds with 138 while Ernie Els, Norman, and Woody Austin trailed by one at 139 as the course exposed tough greens and deep rough. The Open drew a crowded field with many big names still in contention after 36 holes.
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Sunder
Tom Watson
Davis Love II
Sam Torrance
Frank Nobile
John Daly
Nick Faldo
Corey Pavin
Blades convicted of manslaughter in cousin's shooting death
Seattle receiver Brian Blades faces up to 10 years in prison after a six juror verdict convicting him of manslaughter in the July 1995 Broward County death of his cousin Charles Blades. He claimed the shooting was an accident as family supporters reacted outside the court. A juror later sought to change her vote, prompting post verdict motions to be heard Monday.
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Drew Rosenhaus
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Susan Lebow
Lebow
Sonics force Game 6 in NBA series shakeup
Seattle SuperSonics stay alive by outworking the Chicago Bulls 89-78 to trim the series deficit to 3-2. Gary Payton leads with 23 points as Seattle rides a fourth quarter burst, while Chicago struggles with inefficient shots and fading edge. Game 6 Sunday at United Center.
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Ripken Breaks Consecutive-Game Record Night
Baltimore star Cal Ripken Jr. extended his consecutive games streak to 2,216 in a 6-1 win over Kansas City at Kauffman Stadium. Ripken went 0-for-4 but received a standing ovation as Mussina pitched a complete game for the Orioles. Brady Anderson hit a two-run homer, while Mark Gubicza took the loss despite a solid start.
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Mussina
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Pye
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Himmer
Anderson
Luis Polonia
Rafael Palmeiro
Frederick Edges Kinston In 12 Innings In Carolina League
The Frederick Keys beat the Kinston Indians 2-1 in 12 innings at Grainger Stadium. A delayed double steal in the 12th gave Frederick a 2-1 lead after Rick Short reached on a single and Mike Wolff advanced, then was caught in a rundown but scored on the play. Robert Morseman closed the win with a 1-2-3 bottom of the 12th. Chan Perry homered for Kinston earlier, and Frederick tied it in the eighth on a Gargiulo solo shot.
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Gary Hagg
Frederick
Robert Morseman
Chan Perry
Chris Fussell
Gargiulo
Chris Granata
Maryland basketball haunted by Bias tragedy and program collapse
The Maryland Terrapins faced a long downturn after Len Bias's death and NCAA sanctions. The 1986 tragedy triggered academic and drug issues, staff upheaval, and coaching turnover. Gary Williams later rebuilt a program that had been deeply scarred by Bias's loss and ensuing turmoil.
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