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High school seniors DeAngelo Collins, Inglewood (Calif.), 6-10 Lenny Cooke, Central Flint (Mich.), 6-6 Giedrius Rinkevicius, Bridgton (Maine), 7-2 Brandon Roy, Garfield (Wash.), 6-6 Amare Stoudemire, Cypress Creek (Fla.), 6-10 College underclassmen Freshmen Brandon Bender, Louisville, 6-9 Lee Benson Jr., Brown Mackie JC (Kan.), 6-9 Rashid Hardwick, Eastern Oklahoma State, 7-0 Jamal Sampson, California, 6-11 Julian Sensley, Fresno State, 6-8 Dajuan Wagner, Memphis, 6-3 Adrian Walton, Fordham, 6-2 Omar Weaver, Riverside CC (Calif.

Baseball Milwaukee Brewers -- Placed OF Robin Yount (kidney stone) on the 15-day DL retroactive to July 6.New York Mets -- Traded P Ron Darling (5-6, 3.87 ERA in 17 starts) and minor-league P Mike Thomas (2.41 ERA, 15 saves at Class A Columbia of the South Atlantic League) to the Montreal Expos for P Tim Burke (3-4, 4.11 ERA, 5 saves in 37 games).CollegeColorado -- Suspended OG Bryan Campbell from the football team for breaking team rules.Hofstra -- Named Harold Starks men's assistant basketball coach.

Plans have stalled for a 500-store wholesale International Mega Mall in Cecil County that would specialize in products from Asia. China Products Exhibition & Exchange Center (USA) Inc., announced that it has terminated an agreement to acquire land in the North East Commerce Center, near the town of North East, where it planned to locate the new facility. Lawrence F. Haislip, an attorney with Miles & Stockbridge who is working with the company, said there was concern about limited parking at the site.

Loyola's soccer team will get an opportunity to avenge the only defeat it has withstood in four years in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference today (2 p.m.), when it meets Fairfield in the MAAC tournament final at Curley Field.Second seed Fairfield, which beat Loyola, 2-0, on Oct. 21, was a 2-1 winner over Manhattan in yesterday's first semifinal. The Greyhounds (15-4-1) then romped past Iona, 7-0, their sixth straight shutout in MAAC tournament play since 1989 and the 41st of goalie Shawn Boehmcke's career.

Tomorrow is the day when everybody in your house is going to want toeat -- a lot.So today you have to go shopping.Watch out, the stores will be crowded with frantic, last-minute bargain hunters, who probably are hungry.To help you through the aisles, we've compiled prices for families on a meat-and-potatoes budget and for those with a palate for hors d'oeuvres, oyster stuffing and leg of lamb.Your grandmother might not approve of some of the recommendations, such as boxed stuffing, canned gravy or sauerkraut from a bag, but the shortcuts will give you more time to watch football, gossip with relatives or take a nap.You won't bust your budget buying a bird.

Pairs of students planted day lilies on a slope. A gaggle ofyouths raked mulch. A few other teen-agers removed trash and twigs.And it wasn't even Earth Day.The students were starting the fourth year of a project to create a 2-acre wildlife habitat behind South River High School near Edgewater in Anne Arundel County. Eventually, the area will have more than 400 feet of marked trail and will be open to school and community groups.This is the kind of work that gets students dirty and sweaty, maybe even gets them a case of poison ivy. Most important, it gets them out of the classroom.

The Anne Arundel Community College volleyball team is younger than it's been in recent years, but it has more height. And that combination resulted in two victories in Saturday's season-opening tri-match, and another one on Tuesday.Playing on their home floor, the Pioneers defeated Lehigh Community College, 15-8, 15-2, and Washington Bible College, 13-15, 15-1, 15-5, Saturday. They traveled to Prince George's Community College on Tuesday and won, 15-3, 15-3, 15-7.Coming off of a 23-11 season, Anne Arundel returns just two players -- Queen Anne's graduate Penni Woolford, a 5-foot-10 middle hitter, and Northeast's Wendy Scheleur (5-4)

While most coaches would shudder at the thought of having just five returning players on their roster, Anne Arundel Community College men's soccer coach Ken Wolf is thankful to have that many."

David Lord doesn't view the sounds of silence with the fondness of Simon and Garfunkel, at least not before a regional soccer championship.The Broadneck girls soccer coach didn't hear the usual chatter from his young players on the Saturday afternoon bus ride to Severna Park High, and he took their subdued behavior as a bad omen."

McDonogh's fast soccer start (10-0) is only a mild surprise to coach Bill Seal. The Eagles boast several seniors who have been playing since their freshmen season. But even Seal did not expect his team to outscore the opposition by a 33-2 margin entering today's contest against Friends.Senior Nick Bershak and junior Dom Appolon are leading the attack with support from midfielder Zack Shamoo and stopper Josh Hantman.Senior Sean Corcoran is in goal, supported by sweeper Spencer Rice and wing backs Tim Schauerman and Jordan Stellar.