Baysox's Johnson allows one hit in 8 innings in 4-2 win

Running back Meggett among Terps' four football captains

Orioles

Baysox's Johnson allows one hit in 8 innings in 4-2 win

Steve Johnson (St. Paul's) threw eight one-hit innings as the Bowie Baysox, the Orioles' Double-A Eastern League affiliate, ended their five-game losing streak with a 4-2 win over the visiting Richmond Flying Squirrels. Johnson's eight innings were a season high, and he tied his season-high with seven strikeouts. "I was able to throw all my pitches for strikes; I was consistent with my fastball and I was able to put it where I wanted it," he said. "They were really aggressive and I was able to get a lot of quick outs."

More minor leagues: The Shreveport-Bossier Captains of the independent American Association released infielder Jeff Hulett, the son of former Orioles infielder Tim Hulett. He was hitting .229 with three RBIs in 35 at-bats.

Men's college lacrosse

Attendance for title games Sunday and Monday lags

Despite the presence of two teams from Maryland and an NCAA Division I tournament final between two teams straddling the Potomac River, attendance for the final two days of championship weekend at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore was low by previous standards. The announced crowd of 35,661 for Monday's final between unseeded Maryland and seventh-seeded Virginia was the smallest at a Division I title game since those matches were moved to professional stadiums in 2003. The 18,086 figure cited each for the Division III final between Salisbury and Tufts and the Division II final between Mercyhurst and Adelphi on Sunday was the lowest since 2003. The attendance of 45,039 for the Division I semifinals between Maryland and No.5 seed Duke and Virginia and No. 6 seed Denver was the sixth-largest in NCAA history. Increased heat and humidity Sunday and Monday likely affected the attendance.

—Edward Lee

More colleges

Running back Meggett among Terps' four football captains

Seniors Davin Meggett, Andrew Gonnella and Kenny Tate and junior Joe Vellano will serve as captains for the Maryland football team. Meggett, a running back, had a team-high 720rushing yards last season. Gonnella, a left guard, started all 13 games in 2010. points per game). Vellano was second-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference after posting 63tackles, including team highs in sacks (five) and tackles for loss (10.5). Tate, who moved from free safety to linebacker in the spring, was a first-team All-ACC selection. He had 100 tackles, including 58 solo stops.

Rowing: The William Smith varsity eight, which includes senior Maggie Smith (St.Paul's), was named Liberty League Crew of the Year.

Wrestling: Navy rising junior Oscar Huntley was named to the National Wrestling Coaches Association's All-Academic team. Huntley has a 3.35 GPA in information technology and finished his sophomore season with a 22-14 record.

Men's tennis: Recent Washington College graduate Adam Cranford (John Carroll) was named Shoreman of the Week after advancing to the second round of the NCAA Division III singles championship.

Et cetera

Assault charge against Haynesworth dismissed

Redskins: An assault charge against defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth was dismissed under a Virginia law that allows for a defendant to make "accord and satisfaction" with the victim. Under Virginia law, misdemeanor cases may be dismissed if the complaining witness has reached an agreement with the defendant not to press charges. Neither Haynesworth nor the motorist who made the report after a road rage incident, Arthur Velasquez, would comment afterward. The terms of the accord were not public, and the lawyers for both sides declined to say whether any money changed hands.

—Tom Jackman, The Washington Post

Major League Soccer: Charlie Davies, D.C. United's leading scorer, has been upgraded to probable for Friday's game against the Los Angeles Galaxy in Carson, Calif.

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—Steven Goff, The Washington Post

Minor league basketball: The Bay Area Shuckers of the Atlantic Coast Professional Basketball League named Jim Hopkins of Severna Park director of game day operations and Chuck Green of Brooklyn Park and Kevin Severe of Glen Burnie assistant directors of game day operations.

—From Sun staff and news services