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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1989
Page
10
A chaotic scorecard features Washington and other teams with fluctuating plays. Notable performances include Ciccaretti and Washington listed in goal events, with OT action shaping the final 4 3 outcome. Multiple lines reference players, teams, and matches in a dense sports rundown.
A national NCAA study from Michigan State University shows anabolic steroid use rose slightly among about 2,300 athletes over four years, led by football players, while marijuana and cocaine use fell. Alcohol use rose slightly and smokeless tobacco rose from 20 to 28 percent.
Hood captured the Chesapeake Collegiate Athletic Conference women's tennis title at St Marys College in St Marys. Analida Arnago won No 3 singles while Pat Yates topped No 5 and Susana Lahrssen held No 6. Yates and Jen Schuchter won No 2 doubles. Arnago and Lahrssen claimed No 3 doubles. Emma Rahman finished second at No 2. Schuchter second at No 4. Rahman and Sue Marshall were runners up at No 1. Hood earned two pots. Goucher had 17.
Benoit Benjamin, 24, spurned an NBA Clippers contract and signed with Milan based Phils Milan in Italy. He will arrive Tuesday to debut likely in the McDonald's Open in Rome, a three day four team event with Denver Nuggets Philips Barcelona and Yugoplastika Split. The contract reportedly runs one year for about 1 million dollars, making him the third highest paid American by an Italian club.
The Lions of Olde Karate Club of New Market earned four firsts and three seconds at the Oct. 14 Diamond State Karate Championships in Georgetown, Delaware. Competitors from Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and Pennsylvania participated. Firsts included Jennifer Suggars in women's green blue forms, Curtis Munday in intermediate peewee forms, Brandt Munday in advanced peewee forms, and Curt Brosky in advanced peewee sparring. Second places went to Suggars in sparring and Erik Gorman in junior teen brown black belt sparring and Brandt Munday in sparring. Third went to Brosky in forms and Gorman in forms. fourth to James Redmond in intermediate black belt sparring and Curtis Munday in sparring. White belt Carl Smith competed in his clear match.
The New Jersey Devils sent defenseman Tom Kurvers to the Toronto Maple Leafs for a 1991 first round draft pick. Kurvers, 27, set a Devils scoring record for defensemen with 66 points last season but his role diminished after offseason adds Fetisov Stankov and Ruotsalainen.
Notre Dame remains at the top of the college football AP poll as Miami and Colorado stay close behind. Colorado gained several first place ballots after routing Utah State but trailed Notre Dame and Miami in overall points, while Texas A&M rose after a win over Houston and several others shifted in the top 25.
Brunswick goalie Dana Barkman stars with 14 saves as Brunswick and Catoctin tie 1-1 after Beth Shew opens the scoring for Brunswick and Kim Mwa nets a late penalty kick for Catoctin. Jayvee Catoctin 2-0 over Brunswick. Middletown beats Linganore 4-2. North Carroll thrashes Thomas Johnson 7-0. Frederick golf defeats Thomas Johnson 223-224.
In Candlestick wind conditions shape lineup as La Russa weighs shortstop options Weiss and Gallego. Hassey to catch Welch, Parker absent as pinch hitter. Steinbach sits after a three run homer in Sunday's win. McGwire praises Robinson while noting knee issues but respect remains high.
Philadelphia receiver Mike Quick, a five time Pro Bowler, travels to Lake Tahoe for an orthopedic examination after severe tendinitis in both knees raises the possibility of ending his NFL career. Quick, 30, says little and conveys a reluctant stance as doctors plan further opinions and potential surgery. He left the Arizona game unable to practice and limited to brief play.
Maryland guard Mike Kiselak, a 46 3 276 pound senior from Pine Bush New York, was named ACC offensive lineman of the week for blocking against Wake Forest. He graded 80 percent on assignments and 84 percent on pass blocking as Maryland rushed for a season high 247 yards. Four Georgia Tech players were named players of the week after upsetting Clemson.
Florida quarterback Kyle Morris and backup Shane Matthews were ruled ineligible for the remainder of the season after admitting bets on professional and college games between late August and October 7. Walk-ons Brady Ackerman and G A Mangus were also declared ineligible for unspecified NCAA violations.
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