Englehart

On three of Dulaney's past four 4A-3A state title-winning teams and the only returning starter from last year, Will Englehart feels responsible to carry the torch. Englehart's leadership was on display in yesterday's 11-8 victory over visiting rival Towson (, his three goals a part of a seven-goal run that lifted the No. 9 Lions to their fifth straight Baltimore County 4A-3A title. Dulaney (12-2, 9-0) raised its public school winning streak to 52 games since an 8-7 loss to Fallston in 2001.

Dr. William P. Englehart, a retired Baltimore obstetrician-gynecologist who delivered the nation's fourth "test tube baby" nearly 30 years ago, died Sept. 22 of heart failure at Oak Crest Village retirement community. The former resident of Phoenix in Baltimore County was 90. "The patients loved the ground that man walked on. They always came first. His patients and physicians who studied under him will long remember Bill Englehart," said Dr. Ronald G. Peterson, a retired obstetrician-gynecologist who had been a partner in Dr. Englehart's practice.

CAMBRIDGE -- A Denton waitress who drove the wrong way down U.S. 50 while drunk and killed two people pleaded guilty in court yesterday to manslaughter charges.The guilty plea by Sheila Ann Englehart, 40, resolved one of the most serious drunken-driving cases in recent memory on the Eastern Shore. Englehart's blood-alcohol level immediately after the Nov. 1 accident near Linkwood was 0.32, nearly five times the legal limit.Englehart faces as much as 20 years in jail after accepting a plea bargain from the Dorchester County state's attorney.

After beating defending 3A-2A state champion Mount Hebron in overtime earlier this season, Centennial players thought they'd have it easy last weekend at River Hill, which already had lost to Mount Hebron by 10 goals. "But they shocked us," Eagles midfielder Jonathan Stumpf said, referring to a six-goal loss to the Hawks. "[Last night] against Glenelg, we weren't going to let that happen."

On November 27, 2005 ELLA MAEBUCHANAN (nee Norman); beloved wife of Judge William R. Buchanan Sr.; devoted mother of Jane Watkins of Midland, MI, William R. Buchanan Jr. of Bethany Beach, DE, John Buchanan, Carol Hicks of Raleigh, NC and Mary (Pebbles) Englehart; dear grandmother of Ryan, Matthew, Dean and Ethan Watkins, Victoria Buchanan, Clay, Kevin and Taylor Buchanan, Michelle, Clara and Bradley Hicks and Paige and Warren Englehart. Friend may call at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home Inc., 1050 York Road, (at beltway 26A)

On November 6, 2005, VERNA VIRGINIA (nee Thomas) LEE; mother of Carol Bueche and Barry Lee; grandmother of Tonya Salzman, Wynter and Candice Lloyd; great-grandmother of Taylor Carr and Nicholas Englehart Services at ECKHARDT FUNERAL CHAPEL, P.A., 11605 Reisterstown Road, Owings Mills, on Wednesday, 10 A.M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery Mausoleum. Friends may call Tuesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Lexington, Va. -- Washington and Lee received goals from 16 players en route to a 24-1 victory over Hood (0-6) yesterday. Ned Rider recorded three goals and an assist for the Generals (2-3), while Max Mancuso had two goals and two assists, Will Keigler had two goals and an assist, and Bose Bratton, Jesse Ford, Will Englehart and Seth Fishman had two goals each. Alex Heaton started and played the first three quarters in goal for Washington and Lee, making two saves. Matt Mason played the final 15 minutes in goal, making one save and allowing the Blazers' only score, which came from Ricardo Gomez at 7:58 of the fourth quarter.

Jen Englehart and Brian Harris, with diametrical running backgrounds, scored convincing victories to lead C. Milton Wright to a sweep in the Harford County cross country championships at Harford Glen yesterday.Englehart, a sophomore, who did not even know what cross country was some 15 months ago, took charge halfway through the girls 3.1-mile race and loped home a winner in 19 minutes 57 seconds, 75 yards ahead of teammate Amy Altmann, 20:17. Defending champion Christy Moon of Aberdeen was third, 20:23.

Local artist John Englehart is deadJohn Englehart, who began drawing and painting at age 81 to express a lifetime of experience in mental institutions and who achieved recognition for his work two years later, died yesterday of complication from prostrate cancer at Maryland General Hospital.He was 84.A collection of about 70 of his drawings, including a series of self-portraits, was exhibited at the April 1990 opening of BAUhouse, an arts center at 1713 N. Charles St."His work has a channeling of the kind of pain that comes from having lived a long time," Baltimore artist Lyle Kissack was quoted as saying in The Evening Sun.Mr.

After beating defending 3A-2A state champion Mount Hebron in overtime earlier this season, Centennial players thought they'd have it easy last weekend at River Hill, which already had lost to Mount Hebron by 10 goals. "But they shocked us," Eagles midfielder Jonathan Stumpf said, referring to a six-goal loss to the Hawks. "[Last night] against Glenelg, we weren't going to let that happen."

Lexington, Va. -- Washington and Lee received goals from 16 players en route to a 24-1 victory over Hood (0-6) yesterday. Ned Rider recorded three goals and an assist for the Generals (2-3), while Max Mancuso had two goals and two assists, Will Keigler had two goals and an assist, and Bose Bratton, Jesse Ford, Will Englehart and Seth Fishman had two goals each. Alex Heaton started and played the first three quarters in goal for Washington and Lee, making two saves. Matt Mason played the final 15 minutes in goal, making one save and allowing the Blazers' only score, which came from Ricardo Gomez at 7:58 of the fourth quarter.

Mount Hebron attackman Tommy Incontrera and his teammates have turned yellow - in terms of the uniforms they wear - as a show of confidence, the senior says. "I came up with the idea this summer, but others didn't want to do it at first," said Incontrera, whose No. 13 Vikings abandoned the traditional black-and-white uniform. "It wasn't about being cocky as much as wanting to try something different for our confidence." The changes paid off last night against visiting Centennial, a game during which Incontrera had an assist and scored the game's last two goals to clinch a 10-6 victory over a team it had been winless against in six prior meetings dating to 2001.

On November 27, 2005 ELLA MAEBUCHANAN (nee Norman); beloved wife of Judge William R. Buchanan Sr.; devoted mother of Jane Watkins of Midland, MI, William R. Buchanan Jr. of Bethany Beach, DE, John Buchanan, Carol Hicks of Raleigh, NC and Mary (Pebbles) Englehart; dear grandmother of Ryan, Matthew, Dean and Ethan Watkins, Victoria Buchanan, Clay, Kevin and Taylor Buchanan, Michelle, Clara and Bradley Hicks and Paige and Warren Englehart. Friend may call at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home Inc., 1050 York Road, (at beltway 26A)

On November 6, 2005, VERNA VIRGINIA (nee Thomas) LEE; mother of Carol Bueche and Barry Lee; grandmother of Tonya Salzman, Wynter and Candice Lloyd; great-grandmother of Taylor Carr and Nicholas Englehart Services at ECKHARDT FUNERAL CHAPEL, P.A., 11605 Reisterstown Road, Owings Mills, on Wednesday, 10 A.M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery Mausoleum. Friends may call Tuesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Jesse Sullivan has lost both arms at his shoulders, but with the help of a prosthetic arm and hand and a set of rewired nerves, he can now feel -- and sense hot and cold -- almost as if he had real fingers. Two years ago, experts thought this advance lay at least a decade away. Now they see it as a leap forward in treating victims of stroke, lost limbs and paralysis. Sullivan, 58, sees it as a step toward his fishing rod. "That's where I'm going with it," Sullivan said at a news conference in Chicago announcing the new technology.

On three of Dulaney's past four 4A-3A state title-winning teams and the only returning starter from last year, Will Englehart feels responsible to carry the torch. Englehart's leadership was on display in yesterday's 11-8 victory over visiting rival Towson (, his three goals a part of a seven-goal run that lifted the No. 9 Lions to their fifth straight Baltimore County 4A-3A title. Dulaney (12-2, 9-0) raised its public school winning streak to 52 games since an 8-7 loss to Fallston in 2001.

Jesse Sullivan has lost both arms at his shoulders, but with the help of a prosthetic arm and hand and a set of rewired nerves, he can now feel -- and sense hot and cold -- almost as if he had real fingers. Two years ago, experts thought this advance lay at least a decade away. Now they see it as a leap forward in treating victims of stroke, lost limbs and paralysis. Sullivan, 58, sees it as a step toward his fishing rod. "That's where I'm going with it," Sullivan said at a news conference in Chicago announcing the new technology.

Breakfast attendance is up on Saturdays at Bob and Barbara Johnson's home near Bel Air. As a leading indicator of cross country fortunes, that points to a good year for the C. Milton Wright Mustangs."

CAMBRIDGE -- A Denton waitress who drove the wrong way down U.S. 50 while drunk and killed two people pleaded guilty in court yesterday to manslaughter charges.The guilty plea by Sheila Ann Englehart, 40, resolved one of the most serious drunken-driving cases in recent memory on the Eastern Shore. Englehart's blood-alcohol level immediately after the Nov. 1 accident near Linkwood was 0.32, nearly five times the legal limit.Englehart faces as much as 20 years in jail after accepting a plea bargain from the Dorchester County state's attorney.