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Anticipating heavy traffic en route to Seton Keough yesterday, the Severn girls soccer team arrived nearly an hour early for its opening-round game in the Catholic League Tournament.Who could blame the Admirals for wishing the bus had continued past the Baltimore school?Seton Keough forward Lydia Morel scored with eight minutes left in the first half, and teammate Ruth Fahnestock added an insurance goal late in the game, as the eighth-seeded Gators defeated ninth-seededSevern, 2-0.The A Division Gators (3-12-1)

Tidiness is overrated, primarily because tidy people run the world. But take a movie like "Fools of Fortune," currently at the Towson: it's a complete mess. And yet in that mess there's such passion, such hunger to tell a story, such emotional voltage that the movie is far more rewarding than the dozen neater pictures now in the marketplace.It's set over two decades in Ireland, the bloody '20s and the depressed '30s, and chronicles a family's terrifying voyage through violent tragedy and embitterment to vengeance and finally some kind of conditional redemption.

Head coach: Rick Lenfest (1st season)Assistant coaches: Gib Fitzpatrick.1989 record: 6-7.Returnees: Juniors Julie Ayers (striker), Jen Molessevich (FB), Helene Laclercq (stopper), Jen Wassif (G) and Nicole Bromwell (FB); sophomores Robin Quinton (CF) and Katie Gamble (MF).Newcomers: Senior Carrie MacVean (sweeper); juniors Jen Burns (RW) and Emily Ashworth (stopper); freshmen Sarah Long (LW) and Rebecca Ripley (MF).Coach's outlook: "I'm approaching the season very positive. We had a tremendous preseason and I'm looking to go 15-0.