Magic Johnson HIV retirement shocks NBA world
Magic Johnson announced retirement after testing positive for HIV. The shock reverberated from Congress to entertainment and streets as fans and peers wrestled with the news. Johnson had transformed the NBA with playmaking flair, five Lakers titles, and world-wide appeal, while continuing charitable work.
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AIDS claimed four athletes across sports since 1961
The AIDS virus, identified in 1961, has killed at least four athletes: football player Jerry Smith who died Oct 15 1986 at 43, Olympic decathlete Thomas Waddell who died July 11 1987 at 49, former boxing champion Esteban DeJesus who died May 12 1989 at 37, and stock car racer Tim Richmond who died in 1987. Officials from the AMA urged optimism about treatment, noting a vast research effort and new drugs as scientists pursue solutions to this complex virus.
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Intra-city clash as Frederick Cadets face TJ Patriots hopes rise
Frederick and Thomas Johnson meet in a pride-driven football game with post season out of reach. TJ seeks a 5-5 finish while Frederick aims to end a four game win streak led by Trenton Ambush and Richard Snowden’s rushing attack. Campbell and Wright emphasize emotion and consistency.
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Singapore
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CMC
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Nat Shean Wee
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Bob Campbell
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Trenton Ambush
Richard Snowden
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Ambush
Jam Verde
City native named a VP for Bullets
Frederick native Judy Holland, 35, was promoted to Washington Bullets vice president in charge of Baltimore Operations after joining the team in 1981. She recalls being surprised by the title but notes her long tenure in public and community relations and her status as a high ranking woman official in pro basketball.
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Judy Holland rises with the Bullets in PR role
Judy Holland, longtime Bullets ally and outgoing public relations figure, climbs in the organization. Bullets president Susan O Malley praises her loyalty and people skills while noting her rise from Frederick sports fan to integral team representative since 1991.
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Wes Unseld
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Middletown, Brunswick favored in state finals sweepstakes
Four area teams peak at state championships on Saturday. Middletown seeks a sixth field hockey title at Goucher College after a 4-0 semifinal win over Towson. Brunswick aims to capture the Class 1A cross country crown at Western Maryland College, with Middletown and Frederick favored in 2A and 4A, respectively.
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Penn State Balances Pass Heavy Offense Versus Maryland
Penn State, 7-2 and bowl bound, brings a balanced attack to Memorial Stadium led by quarterback Tone Sacca and a deep linebacking corps. Maryland, plagued by injuries, faces a strong PSU defense as Krivak notes the Lions’ multiple 300 yard rushers and Sacca’s improving poise.
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Richie Anderson
Sandy Springs
Gerry Collins
Shelly Hammonds
Sam Cash
Krivak
Liona
Cocaptain
Mark D'Onofrio
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