Identified Incorrectly

In Monday's sports section, the 17th annual Annapolis Run was identified incorrectly.

In yesterday's editions, a player for the Miami Dolphins was identified incorrectly in a photo caption. The Dolphin pictured was Lamar Thomas.The Sun regrets the errorPub Date: 11/19/97

Severna Park's Julie Allen (left) and Glen Burnie's Heather Hutson were identified incorrectly in photos that appeared in Monday's editions.

In yesterday's editions, a player for the Miami Dolphins was identified incorrectly in a photo caption. The Dolphin pictured was Lamar Thomas.The Sun regrets the error

Because of incorrect information supplied by the Associated Press, a photograph of Haywoode Workman of the Washington Bullets was identified incorrectly as Bernard King in yesterday's editions.

In yesterday's editions, a player for the Miami Dolphins was identified incorrectly in a photo caption. The Dolphin pictured was Lamar Thomas.The Sun regrets the error

In yesterday's editions, a player for the Miami Dolphins was identified incorrectly in a photo caption. The Dolphin pictured was Lamar Thomas.The Sun regrets the errorPub Date: 11/19/97

A Pikesville High School football player pictured inyesterday's editions was identified incorrectly. The playeridentified in a caption as Michael Richer is actually Brett Gilbert.The Sun regrets the errors.

Because of incorrect information supplied by the Associated Press, a photograph of Haywoode Workman of the Washington Bullets was identified incorrectly as Bernard King in yesterday's editions.

In some of yesterday's editions, a photograph of Cal Ripken's old batting stance was identified incorrectly as his new stance. Above left is Ripken's former stance. Above right is the stance he has been using for about two weeks. The Sun regrets the error.2 ...... AB ... R ... H ... HR ... RBI ... Avg.92-93 .. 500 ... 48 .. 115 ... 9 ... 54 .... .230Avg. ... 598 ... 90 .. 166 .. 24 ... 87 .... .278

Severna Park's Julie Allen (left) and Glen Burnie's Heather Hutson were identified incorrectly in photos that appeared in Monday's editions.

In some of yesterday's editions, a photograph of Cal Ripken's old batting stance was identified incorrectly as his new stance. Above left is Ripken's former stance. Above right is the stance he has been using for about two weeks. The Sun regrets the error.2 ...... AB ... R ... H ... HR ... RBI ... Avg.92-93 .. 500 ... 48 .. 115 ... 9 ... 54 .... .230Avg. ... 598 ... 90 .. 166 .. 24 ... 87 .... .278

In Monday's sports section, the 17th annual Annapolis Run was identified incorrectly.

A Pikesville High School football player pictured inyesterday's editions was identified incorrectly. The playeridentified in a caption as Michael Richer is actually Brett Gilbert.The Sun regrets the errors.

Because of incorrect information supplied by the Associated Press, a photograph of Haywoode Workman of the Washington Bullets was identified incorrectly as Bernard King in yesterday's editions.

Because of incorrect information supplied by the Associated Press, a photograph of Haywoode Workman of the Washington Bullets was identified incorrectly as Bernard King in yesterday's editions.

In Sunday's editions, Matt Hahn of the University of Maryland lacrosse team was identified incorrectly in a photo caption.The Sun regrets the errors.

In Friday's Anne Arundel editions, the actress who appeared in Annapolis in October for the opening of the Pathways Chemical Dependency Program at Anne Arundel Medical Center was identified incorrectly. Cathy Lee Crosby appeared at the opening. In addition, the hospital will not move its 12-bed psychiatric unit to Pathways, but rather is considering working some psychiatric services into the program.The Sun regrets the errors.Addictions unit scrambles to fill bedsANNAPOLIS -- Ten months ago, Anne Arundel Medical Center viewed the opening of Pathways, its adolescent addictions treatment unit, as such an event that it dragged local-girl-made-good Kathie Lee Gifford back to Annapolis to take part in the celebration.