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On March 14, 2004, KENNETH R. SR., beloved husband of Mary Baker Lawton (nee Mathias) and the late Louise Dorothy Lawton; devoted father of Carol Haag and her husband Frank, Jean Martin and her husband Michael and the late Kenneth Lawton Jr., dear stepfather of Mary Groth and her husband Albert, Joseph Baker and his wife Jean and Gerard Baker and his wife Dee; loving brother of Betty Abey, Charles Lawton and the late James Lawton; cherished grandfather of...

On November 13, 2004, HENRY F. KELLY, age 77, beloved husband of the late Louise Kelly, loving father of Linda Atwell and her husband Bill of Monrovia, MD, Lela Palmer and her husband John of North East, MD, and Glenna Kelly of Miami, FL, devoted grandfather of Tim Atwell and his wife June of Sykesville, MD, Andrew, Matthew, Phillip and Nicholas of North East, MD, and Steven and Katrina of Miami, FL, dear great-grandfather of Tyler, Ryan and Devin Atwell...

Mount St. Joseph didn't win a single Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference football game during the regular season, but running back Nevone McCrimmon made sure that trend didn't continue in the playoffs. Offensive linemen Patrick O'Connell, Shane Lowman, Jake Dahl, Nick Phelps and Matt Lindner blew holes in Archbishop Spalding's defense and McCrimmon ran 30 times for 176 yards and two touchdowns as the visiting Gaels upset the No. 10 Cavaliers, 19-13, Saturday night in an A Conference quarterfinal.

Relaxing with his feet propped up in his enclosed patio, Eastern Shore waterman Paul Abey hears chirping martins and lapping bay waves. He also hears a low-pitched whir. "It's a good sound," Abey said of the hum coming from blades spinning atop a 45-foot tower on the edge of his front lawn. "I've cussed the wind all my life," the Green Point crabber added, "but now I don't mind." That's because he knows that, with every swish of his windmill, he's saving money. His step away from traditional power sources reflects an increasing interest nationwide in what are known as small wind energy systems.

The senior goalkeeper made 14 saves and brought his season shutout total to 11 in a 1-0 win over No. 8 Mount St. Joseph and a 1-1 tie with No. 3 Archbishop Curley last week. A four-year starter for the defending MIAA A Conference champion and No. 1 Eagles (9-1-3), Sanchez made seven saves in each game. He has allowed only three goals all season and notched his 50th career shutout against Mount St. Joseph. Sanchez is a veteran of the U.S. Soccer Academy and was recently called up to Puerto Rico's national team.

Although Archbishop Spalding hadn't wrestled in the Mount Mat Madness since 2006, the Cavaliers made the most of their return to the prestigious tournament by producing a pair of individual champions and one runner-up on the way to the team title Saturday night at UMBC. Spalding finished with 172.5 points, ahead of second-place Georgetown Prep (146.5) and third-place Urbana (141.5). The Cavaliers are the first Baltimore-area school since McDonogh in 2008 to win the 26-team event - which included teams from four states.

If Chesapeake's sturdy 4-0 win at Old Mill last night is any indication of what's in store this fall, the rest of Anne Arundel County will have to find a fast pace to keep up. With the needed goal out of the way early - a header from Mike Jungerheld off a Stephen Abey cross in the ninth minute - the No. 4-ranked Cougars kept right on coming, forcing the issue at every turn before scoring three late goals against the worn-out Patriots. Bigger, deeper, more physical and just as fast, the Cougars (2-0)

Paul Kirby of Williamsport and Paul Barker of Jefferson teamed to win the top prize of $500 last month in the duckpin doubles tournament at Thunderhead Lanes in Taneytown with a total pin fall of 1,084.Doreen Blizzard and Ruth Stultz were close behind in second with 1,060, and the third-place finishers, Mike Showe and Hope Anglesberger, dropped 1,036 pins.Dave Noyes kept right on cashing in. He threw the high game of 204 and the high scratch set of 528 in a tournament that drew 108 entries.

The senior goalkeeper recorded a couple of shutouts last week to bring his season total to five. Dowding, who has allowed only five goals in nine games, made 12 saves to shut out Fallston in a 0-0 double-overtime tie, marking the first time in school history that the Huskies have not lost to the Cougars. He also had 14 saves in Patterson Mill's 2-0 victory over No. 12 Perry Hall. Dowding made 42 saves in his last three games and 70 overall this season as the Huskies improved to 6-1-2. A club soccer player for the Northern Elite Soccer Club, Dowding also plays tennis for the Huskies and has a 3.54 GPA. Others considered : Zach Abey, Archbishop Spalding, football; Tyler Hartman, Havre de Grace, soccer; Tre Pulliam, Archbishop Curley, soccer; Tyrice Rock, Century, football; Tyree Turner, Meade, football.

No. 2 Chesapeake and No. 12 Severna Park staged a double-overtime thriller to decide the Anne Arundel County championship at Arundel last night.The two teams settled something they couldn't a year ago as Chesapeake (13-0) won the title outright, 3-2, on Ryan Frommelt's second goal of the game on a throw-in from freshman Dustin Abey 6:49 into the second 10-minute overtime period.Chesapeake and Severna Park shared last year's title."It feels great to be county champion by ourselves. Last year was a big disappointment, but like last year, we've got to get the next one, too, if we play them a third time," said Frommelt.