SPORTS
November 11, 2006
Maryland and Wake Forest are tied for the lead in the ACC's Atlantic Division. The top contenders: ..............Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Wake Forest 4 1 .800 8 1 .889 Maryland 4 1 .800 7 2 .778 Boston College 3 2 .600 7 2 .778 Remaining schedule: Wake Forest: Today at Florida State; Nov. 18 vs. Virginia Tech; Nov. 25 at Maryland Maryland: Today vs. Miami; Nov. 18 at Boston College; Nov. 25 vs. Wake Forest Boston College: Today vs....
SPORTS
By Tara Finnegan | July 9, 1991
It was incorrectly reported in yesterday's editions of The Sun that the Baltimore Skipjacks will face each member of the Atlantic Division of the American Hockey League four times next season. In fact, the Skipjacks will face each member of the Atlantic Division -- except St. John's -- two times. They will face St. John's four times.The Sun regrets the errors.The AHL announced last weekend that it will have three divisions for the 1991-92 season, with the Baltimore Skipjacks a member of the Southern Division.
BUSINESS
By Leslie Cauley and Leslie Cauley,Staff Writer | October 17, 1992
Communications Satellite Corp. said yesterday it plans to consolidate two Clarksburg-based divisions to form a new business unit, a move that will eliminate up to 300 jobs.Washington-based Comsat said the reductions will be achieved through a combination of early retirement, attrition and layoffs. Those reductions will come almost exclusively from Comsat's Systems Division and its labs, the two Montgomery County units being consolidated.Bruce Crockett, Comsat Corp. president and chief executive officer, said the company would attempt to keep layoffs to a minimum, but he acknowledged that the number could reach 200 or more.
SPORTS
By Bill Tanton | March 1, 1991
WASHINGTON COLLEGE * Coach: Terry Corcoran, ninth season, 79-36.* 1990 record: 11-4.* Key returnees: First-team Division III All-Americans DavSlomkowski, the goalie, and Kevin Doyle, defenseman; midfielders Jed Cronin, Nick Carcangelo and Brian Johnson; defenseman Mike Johnson.* Key newcomers: Freshman midfielders Peter Greene, from StPaul's, and Chris Sanchez, from Detroit's Cranbrook.* Comment: The top Division III power in the state once again iWashington College. If it weren't for a school in Geneva, N.Y., Washington College probably would be the best Division III team in the country.
SPORTS
By KEN ROSENTHAL | June 20, 1993
For sheer chaos, which would you rather attend, a White House staff meeting or a major-league owners' meeting?The White House rated the edge, until the owners rolled out their new expanded playoff format, then retreated faster than you can say, "gays in the military."Maybe you missed Plan A, a typical owners' creation, which is to say, a total disaster.For one ridiculous day, it appeared the first-place team in each division would play the second-place team in a best-of-five series starting in 1994.
SPORTS
By James H. Jackson | February 24, 1991
HobartCoach: B.J. O'Hara1990 record: 15-1Outlook: Hobart, under first-year coach O'Hara, won the NCAA Division III championship for the 11th consecutive season. "We'll find out how good we are early," he said. "We play Virginia, Washington College, Ohio Wesleyan, Cortland State and Syracuse in our first six games." Returning at attack are Bill Miller (39 goals, 39 assists), the Division III Player of the Year last season, and Jeff Tambroni (38 goals, 31 assists), Most Valuable Player in the 1990 championship game.