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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2001
Page
14
In Newport Beach California police monitored a large gathering at Dennis Redman’s home after a helicopter report. Officers communicated with a nearby attorney’s office. no arrests were reported though previous Rodman events have drawn fines for noise violations.
Carissa Yasen, 27, former Purdue track champion and first female NCAA heptathlon winner, and briefly a Sacramento Monarchs forward in 1997, was found dead in Coeur d Alene Idaho. Authorities await coroner's report with cause of death undetermined. Yasen led Idaho school sports, set state high jump record, and earned Idaho High School Athletics Hall of Fame honors.
The Czech Republic defeated Finland 3-2 in overtime on David Moravec’s backhand winner 10:38 into OT. Pavel Patera assisted as Moravec buried Nurminen. Sweden claimed bronze by beating the United States 3-2 in the third-place game. President Vaclav Havel sent a telegram to the champions. U S coach Lou Vairo cited scoring and goalie needs as key factors.
Michael Wilmer failed to meet the minimum price as bidders on the first regular season Pirates home run ball did not reach the 8,000 dollar asking price. The auction started at 5,000. only eBay bidders offered interest, and the sale was cancelled. The ball was tied to the team’s new field and the owner hoped for better offers.
Kreiger outpaced Penn in a tie break to win the Everstart Series semifinal and final. Jam Gallard earned top tie break after weigh ins, with John Kramer and Terry Bolton also notable. The Federation Championship awarded $6,000 to the winner while Greene and Calahan tied for big bass honors with 5 pounds 3 ounces.
Maryland Jockey Club chief Raffetto led a facelift at Pimlico with new stalls, brick fencing, fresh paint, and five new barns to impress Preakness visitors. Despite visible improvements, $30 million in repairs remains unfunded, threatening long term upgrades and racing interest.
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