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By FROM STAFF REPORTS | May 4, 2003
CHESTERTOWN - Top-ranked Salisbury scored the first seven goals en route to a 17-12 win over third-ranked Washington College yesterday, improving to 15-1 overall and cutting the Shoremen's lead in the series to 19-15. The Sea Gulls struck quickly, getting a goal from Brian Oakley at 2:56, then adding six over the next seven minutes for a 7-0 lead. The Shoremen (12-3) stopped the run when Jon Spivey and Craig Earley scored back-to-back goals, but Josh Bergey and Cory O'Neil answered for Salisbury, which took a 10-3 lead into halftime.
NEWS
By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE | October 15, 2000
CAIRO, Egypt - A hijacked Saudi Arabian passenger jet en route to London landed yesterday in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, where the hijackers were arrested, Iraqi state television reported. Details on how the hijacking was resolved were not immediately available, but state television said all the passengers were safe and would be taken to a Baghdad hotel. The hijackers asked for political asylum, the television reported. Saudi Arabian Airlines Flight 115 originated in Jidda, on the Red Sea. The official Saudi Press Agency, attributing the information to the Saudi Ministry of Defense and Aviation, said there were 95 passengers and 17 crew members on board.
SPORTS
By Nathan Max and Nathan Max,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | December 13, 2000
The 13th-ranked Fallston wrestling team has won nine consecutive dual matches to start the season, and the biggest sign of where the program is heading came last night. Fallston won six bouts by fall to earn a 39-23 victory over Westminster in the second match of a tri-meet at Howard High. The Cougars then defeated the host Lions, 57-13, in the final match of the evening. Earlier, Westminster downed Howard, 57-15. "Westminster has been on our schedule for four or five years in a row, and we had not beaten them until today," Fallston coach Andy Amasia said.
FEATURES
By Los Angeles Times | January 11, 1991
"Doc Hollywood," from Warner Bros., is shooting in Gainesville, Fla. "Memphis Belle's" Michael Caton-Jones directs Michael J. Fox in the role of an ambitious medical resident headed cross-country to patient-rich Beverly Hills. En route, Fox finds himself stranded in a Southern town where his experiences change his life. The executive producer and producer are Marc Merson and Susan Solt,respectively. The screenwriters include Peter Seamon, Jeffrey Price and Daniel Pyne.
SPORTS
By Special to The Sun | July 11, 1992
HAGERSTOWN -- The Hagerstown Suns used a six-run fourth inning, their biggest inning of this season, en route to a 9-4 victory over the Albany-Colonie Yankees in Eastern League Double-A action last night.Trailing 1-0, Hagerstown batted 11 and scored six runs on six hits, including Damon Buford's three-run triple. Sergio Cairo, Tim Holland and Cesar Devarez added RBI singles in the rally.
NEWS
June 10, 2007
Clemente: The Passion and Grace of Baseball's Lost Hero By David Maraniss If ever a baseball player were deemed worthy of canonization, right fielder Roberto Clemente might be the one. Jackie Robinson may have suffered greater hardships during his career, but Clemente's nobility, charity and determination make him far more appropriate for a postage stamp than a Nike commercial. After 18 distinguished seasons, the Pirate star with the astonishing throwing arm died in a 1972 plane crash while en route to deliver relief supplies to Nicaraguan earthquake victims.