Bel Air High sophomore to sing national anthem at Orioles opener
Kera L. O Bryan, a one year old Bel Air High School sophomore, wins a state competition at Memorial Stadium to perform the Star Spangled Banner before the Orioles host the Detroit Tigers in an opening day expected to draw about 50 000 fans. She was chosen by the Harford Board of Education after competing against 23 subdivisions and four other youths in finals.
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Maryland opens eight meet spring steeplechase at Glenelg
Maryland launches the 16th annual Governor's Cup with the Howard County Iron Bridge Meeting at Glenelg on Saturday. The series continues with Marlborough Hunt at Roedown Farm in Davidsonville April 1, Elkridge-Harford at Moncton April 7, and Potomac Meet at Potomac May 13 on the club's new course.
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Sportscaster apologizes for remark in broadcast
Portland KGW-TV sportscaster Eric Johnson apologized for calling Loyola Marymount offense helter skelter while a team mourned Hank Gathers. He said the phrase was unfortunate and dropped the remark on air. Wilt Chamberlain No 13 to be retired by 76ers next season at the Spectrum in Philadelphia.
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Perez to join Yankees at spring camp Saturday
Pascual Perez, the Yankees' holdout pitcher, is set to arrive at spring camp Saturday morning after visa delays and a missed Friday start. He signed for 5.7 million over three years last winter and was delayed in the Dominican Republic before obtaining a visa.
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Mount St Marys professor long tied to intramural sports
John Cominsky profiles Tom Ryan, Mount St. Marys economics professor and former athlete and coach. A 1963 graduate, Ryan began intramural play in 1959 and later coached basketball and baseball, helped start faculty teams, and remains dedicated to keeping sports alive for students despite aging players.
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