Aaron Smith

On Friday, November 10, 2006, ESTELLA C. DAY; beloved wife of Stanton N. Day; mother of Diane E. Smith. Also survived by one grandson, Aaron Smith (Latasha); one great-grandson Zachoi Smith; one brother, Henry Newman; one sister, Naomi Myers and a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the Estep Brothers Funeral Home, 1300 Eutaw Place on Tuesday November 14 from 10 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Family will receive friends on Wednesday 11 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. at the Evergreen A.M. E. Church, 3342 Old Frederick Road.

Jamie Michele Hasenauer, daughter of John and Janet Hasenauer of Perry Hall and Adam Forrest Davidson, son of James and Ardith Davidson of Williamsburg, Virginia were married May 10, 2008. The ceremony took place at Loyola College Alumni Memorial Chapel and was officiated by Rev. Jack Dennis, S.J. The maid of honor was Melanie Yunker, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids included Amanda Tenent, friend of the bride and Rebecca Davidson and Rachel Davidson, sisters of the groom. The best man was Aaron Smith, friend of the groom.

Jamie Michele Hasenauer, daughter of John and Janet Hasenauer of Perry Hall and Adam Forrest Davidson, son of James and Ardith Davidson of Williamsburg, Virginia were married May 10, 2008. The ceremony took place at Loyola College Alumni Memorial Chapel and was officiated by Rev. Jack Dennis, S.J. The maid of honor was Melanie Yunker, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids included Amanda Tenent, friend of the bride and Rebecca Davidson and Rachel Davidson, sisters of the groom. The best man was Aaron Smith, friend of the groom.

On Friday, November 10, 2006, ESTELLA C. DAY; beloved wife of Stanton N. Day; mother of Diane E. Smith. Also survived by one grandson, Aaron Smith (Latasha); one great-grandson Zachoi Smith; one brother, Henry Newman; one sister, Naomi Myers and a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the Estep Brothers Funeral Home, 1300 Eutaw Place on Tuesday November 14 from 10 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Family will receive friends on Wednesday 11 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. at the Evergreen A.M. E. Church, 3342 Old Frederick Road.

Dent, Seskey on Nov. 14 cardJosh Hall has scheduled a dinner card Nov. 14 at La Fontaine Bleu in Glen Burnie that will feature bouts matching Baltimore and Washington boxers.Cruiserweight Charles Dent of Cheverly and middleweight Doug Seskey of Pittsburgh will be showcased in six-round fights. Tickets, priced at $35 and $30, may be reserved by calling 760-2699.* Canadian middleweight champion Dan Sherry (16-0, eight knockouts), a protege of Sugar Ray Leonard, will face Aaron Smith (4-2, four KOs)

Baltimore's Vincent Pettway and Canada's Dan Sherry, who battle for Pettway's U.S. Boxing Association junior-middleweight title at the Baltimore Arena tonight, are not total strangers."

It was about midday on July 1, 1863, that Brig. Gen. Alexander Schimmelfennig's 1st Brigade of the 11th Corps' 3rd Division arrived at Gettysburg, Pa. Shortly after his brigade's arrival, however, there was a flank attack and stampede of the 11th Corps through Gettysburg, the men seeking refuge on Cemetery Hill. Injured by a shell concussion and probably very confused, Schimmelfennig sought shelter from pursuing Confederates in a pigsty behind a house on Baltimore Street, according to John Heiser, a ranger and historian at Gettysburg National Military Park.

Follow the leader isn't just a game for the C. Milton Wright boys cross country team. It's the formula for building a tradition. For the third time in four multi-team meets, the top-ranked Mustangs followed a first-place finish by their leader, junior Pat Bailey, to the team championship, besting runner-up and No. 2 Mount Hebron by 37 points at the 3-mile Harford Invitational at Tollgate Park in Bel Air yesterday. On the girls side, eighth-ranked Mount Hebron edged North Hagerstown by nine points for the team crown, while Morgan Little of C. Milton Wright claimed her second individual title.

The C. Milton Wright boys cross country team has been close to perfect all season. The top-ranked Mustangs got even closer to reaching that standard, grabbing five of the top six spots to capture the Class 4A East Regional championship at Baybrook Park yesterday. The No. 7 Broadneck girls edged C. Milton Wright by three points to claim their first regional title since 1998. The highlight of the 2.95-mile meet revolved around the Mustangs' 1-2-3-4-6 finish in the boys race. Junior Pat Bailey won the individual crown in 15:58 and was followed by junior Jesse Slowikowski (second place in 16:07)

No doubt. If there were any whispers regarding the legitimacy of the C. Milton Wright boys' and the Dulaney girls' claim to the No. 1 rankings in cross country, they were silenced yesterday as those teams captured the elite races in their respective divisions at the sixth annual Bull Run Invitational at Hereford. Senior Tenke Zoltani's first-place finish in the 3-mile elite race powered the Lions to a team total of 110 points -- 29 points better than runner-up and second-ranked North Carroll.

Sunday's games RAVENS@BRONCOS RAVENS -- Out: RB Justin Green (wrist); LB Ray Lewis (hamstring); LB Mike Smith (thigh). Doubtful: DE Tony Weaver (back). Questionable: T Orlando Brown (back); CB Chris McAlister (thigh); G Edwin Mulitalo (knee); G Keydrick Vincent (thigh). Probable: CB Dale Carter (back); C Mike Flynn (hip); LB Adalius Thomas (back). BRONCOS -- Questionable: DE Courtney Brown (knee); LB Keith Burns (knee); T Cornell Green (shoulder). Probable: S Sam Brandon (thigh). TEXANS@TITANS TEXANS -- Doubtful: DE Junior Ioane (calf)

It was about midday on July 1, 1863, that Brig. Gen. Alexander Schimmelfennig's 1st Brigade of the 11th Corps' 3rd Division arrived at Gettysburg, Pa. Shortly after his brigade's arrival, however, there was a flank attack and stampede of the 11th Corps through Gettysburg, the men seeking refuge on Cemetery Hill. Injured by a shell concussion and probably very confused, Schimmelfennig sought shelter from pursuing Confederates in a pigsty behind a house on Baltimore Street, according to John Heiser, a ranger and historian at Gettysburg National Military Park.

Damon Royster has elementary instructions for his wrestlers: On takedowns, take simple shots. On pinning combinations, go for the half nelson first. On escaping from the bottom, just stand up. "The basics are the most important thing for us, because when our guys try to use all those fabulous moves, we get [pinned]," said Royster, whose most experienced wrestler is in his third season. "We have four first-year wrestlers in the lineup, and just about everyone else is a second-year wrestler.

Top-ranked C. Milton Wright, Glenelg and Oakland Mills claimed three of the four team championships at the state boys cross country meet at Hereford High School in Parkton yesterday. Only Northwest of Montgomery County broke up the possible Baltimore area sweep by winning the Class 3A title. In claiming the 4A crown, the No. 1 Mustangs earned top-eight performances from Pat Bailey (first place in 16:38.04), Aaron Smith (second, 16:49.34), Will Murdoch (fourth, 16:54.64), Jesse Slowikowski (fifth, 16:56.

The C. Milton Wright boys cross country team has been close to perfect all season. The top-ranked Mustangs got even closer to reaching that standard, grabbing five of the top six spots to capture the Class 4A East Regional championship at Baybrook Park yesterday. The No. 7 Broadneck girls edged C. Milton Wright by three points to claim their first regional title since 1998. The highlight of the 2.95-mile meet revolved around the Mustangs' 1-2-3-4-6 finish in the boys race. Junior Pat Bailey won the individual crown in 15:58 and was followed by junior Jesse Slowikowski (second place in 16:07)

That C. Milton Wright's top-ranked boys team and North Carroll No. 2 girls squad captured the team championships in yesterday's Westminster Invitational weren't surprises. The shockers were who won the individual titles at the 3-mile course at Westminster High. Oakland Mills senior Izudin Mehmedovic upset Wright junior Pat Bailey in the boys race, and Rachel Hawes, a freshman at new Century High, claimed her first invitational in her second attempt. Mehmedovic finished the boys race in 16 minutes, 8 seconds - an eye-opening 11 seconds faster than runner-up Fanuel Chagaza of Walter Johnson and 19 seconds faster than Bailey.

That C. Milton Wright's top-ranked boys team and North Carroll No. 2 girls squad captured the team championships in yesterday's Westminster Invitational weren't surprises. The shockers were who won the individual titles at the 3-mile course at Westminster High. Oakland Mills senior Izudin Mehmedovic upset Wright junior Pat Bailey in the boys race, and Rachel Hawes, a freshman at new Century High, claimed her first invitational in her second attempt. Mehmedovic finished the boys race in 16 minutes, 8 seconds - an eye-opening 11 seconds faster than runner-up Fanuel Chagaza of Walter Johnson and 19 seconds faster than Bailey.