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By John W. Stewart and John W. Stewart,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | June 6, 1999
Macon Moye of Charlotte, N.C., recorded the first double eagle in tournament history, and he and partner Buddy Marucci of Berwyn, Pa., used a share of the day's low round, a 67, to move into contention in the ninth annual Chesapeake Cup at Caves Valley Golf Club yesterday.Jerry Courville and Joe Sommers, a Connecticut twosome that won the cup in 1995, also shot 4-under-par 67 and joined Moye-Marucci at 135.The pairings of Cliff Harris-Jamie Crow and Craig Carson-Bob Young each shot 3-under-par 68 to remain one-two.
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By John W. Stewart and John W. Stewart,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | May 28, 1999
POTOMAC -- Scott Dunlap, in the midst of the best season of what has been an on-and-off PGA Tour career, highlighted his 3-under-par 68 with the third double eagle of his professional life during the first round of the Kemper Open at TPC-Avenel yesterday.Starting at No. 10 on the 7,005-yard, par-71 course, Dunlap had one birdie and one bogey on the back to turn even, then birdied the first and bogeyed the fifth to still be even going to No. 6.At the 520-yard dog-leg right hole, he hit driver, and had 219 yards to the hole.
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By Stan Rappaport and Stan Rappaport,SUN STAFF | May 15, 1998
Mount Hebron's girls and boys doubles teams earned championships yesterday, leading the Vikings to the team title in the Howard County tournament at the Wilde Lake Tennis Club.Mount Hebron, which came into the rain-delayed tournament with its first regular-season title since 1984, received eight points for its doubles victories and finished with 28 points.Wilde Lake was second with 23 points, followed by River Hill 17, Centennial 13, Glenelg 11, Oakland Mills 8, Hammond 6, Howard and Hammond, 5 each.
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By Rick Belz and Rick Belz,SUN STAFF | April 8, 1997
Centennial's Denny Chapman won the Eagles' most important game of the season yesterday thanks to a ninth-inning double by John Tokasz.Chapman (3-0) pitched nine innings, allowed three hits and struck out 15, as No. 16 Centennial rallied for a 3-2 victory against No. 9 Atholton. Both teams had been 4-0 in league play.It was an impressive performance for Chapman at Atholton in front of his future college pitching coach, Kevin O'Sullivan of Virginia."I remembered my sophomore year when I left a game after seven innings against Atholton, and then we lost it in the eighth, so there was no way I was taking myself out of there today," Chapman said.
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By John W. Stewart and John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer | November 6, 1994
When Fred Kern and Alex Sotir were local football coaches, they had no idea they would be business partners one day.Their venture is Bel Air Golf, a soon-to-open driving range on Route 1 at Reckord Road, between Kingsville and Mountain Road in Harford County.The paths of Kern and Sotir have crisscrossed over the years, first as coaches, when Sotir came from Rochester, N.Y., to be the head coach at Johns Hopkins and Kern (Poly/University of Maryland) was head coach at Calvert Hall; and most recently after the Kerns' return to the area after a 20-year absence.
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By Don Markus and Don Markus,Sun Staff Writer | April 11, 1994
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Of the players who made the cut in the 58th Masters, Jeff Maggert finished tied for last. His 3-over-par 75 yesterday put him at 17-over 305.But Maggert went home to Houston last night with something no else in the field -- not even the champion, Jose-Maria Olazabal -- had.A double eagle.And a place in Masters history."It was exciting," the low-keyed Maggert said after he became only the third player ever to double-eagle a hole at Augusta National.Gene Sarazen did it in 1935, Bruce Devlin in 1967.