Maryland Stadium Authority told to outline sky box financing
Maryland legislators pressed the Maryland Stadium Authority to submit a written plan for financing 60 luxury sky boxes added to Camden Yards. A state report said the authority lacks the estimated 4 million needed and would exhaust contingency funds. funds from instant lottery overruns were not available.
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Spurs Reach Contract With Wingate After Prosecutor Decision
The San Antonio Spurs and guard David Wingate agreed to terms covering the rest of this season and the next two years after a Maryland prosecutor declined to hold him for trial on a sexual assault charge. Wingate can join practices and games once NBA approval is granted.
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Simmons named NBA rookie of month for February
Lionel Simmons of Sacramento won the NBA rookie of the month for February after averaging 24.1 points, 11.7 rebounds and 4.5 assists for the Kings with eight 20 point games, including 38 points against Philadelphia. Don Chaney earned coach of the month as Houston went 9-3 without star center Hakeem Olajuwon due to an eye injury.
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Day joins elite with $100 million in earnings at Oaklawn
Pat Day rode Wild Sierra to second in Oaklawn Park's first race, becoming the sixth jockey to surpass $100 million in career earnings. He joins Bill Shoemaker Laffit Pincay Jr Angel Cordero Jr Jorge Velasquez and Chris McCarron. Day nears a ninth Oaklawn riding title and has topped 190 wins in a single season. He has won over 5,000 races.
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Hull named NHL player of the month for February
Brett Hull of St. Louis won Februarys NHL player of the month after scoring 17 goals in 13 games and leading the league with 69 goals and 315 shots. Sergei Fedorov of Detroit earned top rookie honors with 23 points on 8 goals and 15 assists, edging Ken Hodge of Boston.
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Rarick Leads Women s Kemper Open In Hawaii
Cindy Rarick carded birdies on multiple holes and carried a two stroke lead at 10 under 203 after 54 holes in Wailea Hawaii. Deb Richard rose with a 67 to reach 8 under while Beth Daniel dropped from second to a distant position after a triple bogey on the 7th.
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Spring striped bass season OK'd by Maryland DNR
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced a 16 day spring striped bass season from May 11 to May 26 limited to hook and line sportfishing in Maryland waters south of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. A 36 inch minimum size and one fish creel limit per person, with special tagging, aim to protect spawning fish and align with Striped Bass Advisory Board guidance despite a longer board recommendation.
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Harlem Globetrotters to Visit Mount St. Mary's Knott Arena
The Harlem Globetrotters will play the Washington Generals at 7:30 p.m. March 11 in Knott Arena on Mount St. Mary's campus. This 65th year features Sweet Lou Dunbar. For tickets call 1 800 628 2722. Frederick County Lacrosse spring registration runs March 4 to 7 at the YMCA 6 to 7 p.m. ages 8 to 19 plus. Call 663 0266. volunteers needed.
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Nicklaus shoots 63 in Doral Open to fuel title bid
Jack Nicklaus cards a bogey-free 9 under 63 to move within one stroke of 36 hole leader Kenny Perry at 134. Paul Azinger is disqualified for a Thursday rule infraction while Donnie Hammond trails by 10. Nicklaus praises his round as the best in years and contemplates ending a win drought since 1986.
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FCC Women End Season With 17 10 Mark In Playoff Loss
Frederick Community College finished 17 10 after a 67 59 loss to Catonsville in the JuCo Division II Region XX tournament at Mount Aloysius. Gail Lindenstruth led with 16 points while Robbie Jo Flagle had 14 points, eight rebounds and six steals. Coach Jack Mehl cited a strong season but noted missed free throws and layups as the deciding factors. Five seniors depart after the 1991 92 season: Carroll, Flagle, Smith, Costas and Harshman.
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