Damiano

On January 22, 2005, GENEVIEVE LUCILLE DAMIANO; beloved mother of Robert Thomas Woods, III of Parkville, MD, Linda Kiser and Phillip Slick, both of Baltimore, MD; dear sister of Marie Poulos and Joseph (Buddy) Damiano, both of Ocean City, MD. Also survived by five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the family owned Mitchell-Wiedefeld Funeral Home, Inc., 6500 York road (at Overbrook) on Monday and Tuesday, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. A Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, 11 AM at Valley Baptist Church, 1401 York Rd. (Lutherville)

Inside Deep Throat is the story of a little $25,000 film that reportedly earned more than $600 million in box-office receipts - the kind of return every good capitalist dreams about. Of course, the film helped turn porn from a business into an industry, a fact that could temper some folks' enthusiasm for this tawdry, but profitable, little tale. Released in 1972, Deep Throat titillated some, infuriated others. Its creator was one Gerard Damiano, a New York hairdresser allegedly inspired to take up filmmaking by the tales he'd heard from frustrated housewives.

South Carroll sophomore Kevin Damiano said he was a little nervous going into his first varsity start. He certainly didn't look the part.The hard-throwing left-hander pitched five scoreless innings and scored both South Carroll runs to lead the Cavaliers to a 2-0 win over county rival North Carroll yesterday in Winfield."

On January 22, 2005, GENEVIEVE LUCILLE DAMIANO; beloved mother of Robert Thomas Woods, III of Parkville, MD, Linda Kiser and Phillip Slick, both of Baltimore, MD; dear sister of Marie Poulos and Joseph (Buddy) Damiano, both of Ocean City, MD. Also survived by five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the family owned Mitchell-Wiedefeld Funeral Home, Inc., 6500 York road (at Overbrook) on Monday and Tuesday, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. A Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, 11 AM at Valley Baptist Church, 1401 York Rd. (Lutherville)

The South Carroll Cavaliers came into yesterday's game against rival Liberty having practiced outside just six days, and having taken batting practice only twice.Once play began, however, they looked to be in mid-season form.Pitcher Kevin Damiano allowed two hits and an unearned run through five innings, and got plenty of support from both the offense and defense in a 9-2 win over the host No. 15-ranked Lions in a non-league game.South Carroll (1-1) banged out 13 hits, including three each by Damiano and left fielder Scott Hinton, and turned a pair of double plays after going the entire 1997 season without one."

Though he stands just 5 feet 9, Kevin Damiano's a heavy hitter as a pitcher and a batter.Yesterday, Damiano hoisted No. 2-ranked South Carroll to a 5-2 victory in a Class 3A state semifinal over No. 9 C. Milton Wright at Joe Cannon Stadium in Harmans.A left-hander whose fastball was clocked at 88 miles per hour early on, Damiano (6-0) overcame deficits of 1-0 and 2-1 on the mound by striking out eight batters, walking one and hitting one while allowing only six hits in six innings of work.

South Carroll, backed by one of its most impressive team efforts of the season, showed last night it could put a team away when it concentrates on the business at hand.Seniors Sam McGrane, a 6-foot-8 center, and Kevin Damiano, a 5-8 guard, provided South Carroll with a solid inside-outside combination that set the tone for what became a 69-44 victory over visiting Damascus (12-6).This third straight win for the Cavaliers raised their record to 11-6 and erased some of the memory of an ugly 52-50 loss at the Montgomery County school in December.

South Carroll's Kevin Damiano said he never really envisioned himself as a closer. At just 5-foot-8, 170 pounds, he has neither the intimidating presence of a Goose Gossage nor the imposing build of a Lee Smith.In fact, he admitted, he has trouble with the notion of being "mean" on the mound. The honors student is just too nice a guy.But to see why Penn State signed him to be its closer beginning next season, you need look no farther than the speed gun.Throwing upward of 90 mph, Damiano has dominated hitters during his three years on South Carroll's varsity.

South Carroll hit the ball hard yesterday against Thomas Johnson. The Cavaliers finished with 14 hits and banged out a number of line drives and long outs, but a ball that barely made it halfway up the third-base line gave them a 6-5 victory.Chris Vasse laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the ninth, and a wild throw let Kevin Damiano score from second to give No. 17-ranked South Carroll a win over visiting Thomas Johnson in a Central Maryland Conference game.South Carroll coach George Richardson was shaking his head afterward at his team's hitting.

For many of South Carroll's games this winter, the team put at least three and sometimes four scorers in double figures, although coach Jim Carnes never knew which ones would play well on a given night.Last night, the Cavaliers got help up and down the line in putting away visiting Walter Johnson, 73-60, in the quarterfinals of the Class 3A West Region.The win, the Cavaliers' 14th in 24 starts, keeps them at home for a semifinal tomorrow night against Kennedy, a one-point winner over Linganore.

What a difference a year makes. At about this time last year, George Richardson looked up and down his South Carroll roster and knew he had a formidable lineup and an imposing pitching staff. That Cavaliers squad proved him right by capturing the Class 3A state championship. Now, the third-year coach has only four players with more than five varsity at-bats and a pitching rotation that includes six hurlers who spent most of last season on the JV squad. The transition from juggernaut to question mark has prompted Richardson to refrain from making any guarantees about this season.

Though he stands just 5 feet 9, Kevin Damiano's a heavy hitter as a pitcher and a batter.Yesterday, Damiano hoisted No. 2-ranked South Carroll to a 5-2 victory in a Class 3A state semifinal over No. 9 C. Milton Wright at Joe Cannon Stadium in Harmans.A left-hander whose fastball was clocked at 88 miles per hour early on, Damiano (6-0) overcame deficits of 1-0 and 2-1 on the mound by striking out eight batters, walking one and hitting one while allowing only six hits in six innings of work.

South Carroll's Kevin Damiano said he never really envisioned himself as a closer. At just 5-foot-8, 170 pounds, he has neither the intimidating presence of a Goose Gossage nor the imposing build of a Lee Smith.In fact, he admitted, he has trouble with the notion of being "mean" on the mound. The honors student is just too nice a guy.But to see why Penn State signed him to be its closer beginning next season, you need look no farther than the speed gun.Throwing upward of 90 mph, Damiano has dominated hitters during his three years on South Carroll's varsity.

For many of South Carroll's games this winter, the team put at least three and sometimes four scorers in double figures, although coach Jim Carnes never knew which ones would play well on a given night.Last night, the Cavaliers got help up and down the line in putting away visiting Walter Johnson, 73-60, in the quarterfinals of the Class 3A West Region.The win, the Cavaliers' 14th in 24 starts, keeps them at home for a semifinal tomorrow night against Kennedy, a one-point winner over Linganore.

South Carroll, backed by one of its most impressive team efforts of the season, showed last night it could put a team away when it concentrates on the business at hand.Seniors Sam McGrane, a 6-foot-8 center, and Kevin Damiano, a 5-8 guard, provided South Carroll with a solid inside-outside combination that set the tone for what became a 69-44 victory over visiting Damascus (12-6).This third straight win for the Cavaliers raised their record to 11-6 and erased some of the memory of an ugly 52-50 loss at the Montgomery County school in December.

South Carroll hit the ball hard yesterday against Thomas Johnson. The Cavaliers finished with 14 hits and banged out a number of line drives and long outs, but a ball that barely made it halfway up the third-base line gave them a 6-5 victory.Chris Vasse laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the ninth, and a wild throw let Kevin Damiano score from second to give No. 17-ranked South Carroll a win over visiting Thomas Johnson in a Central Maryland Conference game.South Carroll coach George Richardson was shaking his head afterward at his team's hitting.

Inside Deep Throat is the story of a little $25,000 film that reportedly earned more than $600 million in box-office receipts - the kind of return every good capitalist dreams about. Of course, the film helped turn porn from a business into an industry, a fact that could temper some folks' enthusiasm for this tawdry, but profitable, little tale. Released in 1972, Deep Throat titillated some, infuriated others. Its creator was one Gerard Damiano, a New York hairdresser allegedly inspired to take up filmmaking by the tales he'd heard from frustrated housewives.

What a difference a year makes. At about this time last year, George Richardson looked up and down his South Carroll roster and knew he had a formidable lineup and an imposing pitching staff. That Cavaliers squad proved him right by capturing the Class 3A state championship. Now, the third-year coach has only four players with more than five varsity at-bats and a pitching rotation that includes six hurlers who spent most of last season on the JV squad. The transition from juggernaut to question mark has prompted Richardson to refrain from making any guarantees about this season.

The South Carroll Cavaliers came into yesterday's game against rival Liberty having practiced outside just six days, and having taken batting practice only twice.Once play began, however, they looked to be in mid-season form.Pitcher Kevin Damiano allowed two hits and an unearned run through five innings, and got plenty of support from both the offense and defense in a 9-2 win over the host No. 15-ranked Lions in a non-league game.South Carroll (1-1) banged out 13 hits, including three each by Damiano and left fielder Scott Hinton, and turned a pair of double plays after going the entire 1997 season without one."

South Carroll sophomore Kevin Damiano said he was a little nervous going into his first varsity start. He certainly didn't look the part.The hard-throwing left-hander pitched five scoreless innings and scored both South Carroll runs to lead the Cavaliers to a 2-0 win over county rival North Carroll yesterday in Winfield."