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What: Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship When: Tomorrow through Sunday with first round Thursday Where: Baltimore Country Club at Five Farms (East Course), Timonium Purse: $2.6 million ($390,000 to the winner) Format: 78 professionals, 72-hole stroke-play event with no cut Defending champion: Loren Roberts; defeated Tom Watson by six strokes. TV: Thursday and Friday, 1:30-4 p.m. on Golf Channel; Saturday and Sunday, 4-6 p.m., chs. 11, 4 Schedule: Tuesday, practice round, 9 a.m.; Wednesday, pro-am, 7:20 a.m. and noon tee times (gates open at 7)

Golf ClubAddress: 2158 Littlestown Pike, Route 97, Westminster 21158Telephone: 410-876-4653Professional: Jeff Reck, PGASuperintendent: Bob ReckOpened: 1989Open: All year (First tee-off at dawn)Status: Semi-privateHoles: 18Par: 71Yardage: 6,319 (tips); 6,135 (middle); 5,397 (forward tees)Course rating/slope: 70.6/124 (tips); 68.8/121 (middle); 60.6/123 (front)Greens fees: $16 weekdays; $26 weekends and holidaysCarts: $14Directions: Take 795 West to 140 West to 97 North. Go three miles up 97 and course is on the left (across from sports complex)

Captain KangarooMeet the man who brightened your mornings with his cheerful personalities and characters. Bob Keeshan, better known as "Captain Kangaroo," is coming to Borders Books & Music on Sunday to sign copies of his new book, "Good Morning Captain: 50 Wonderful Years With Bob Keeshan, TV's Captain Kangaroo."The Captain brought characters such as Bunny Rabbit, Mister Moose and Grandfather Clock to generations of children. His book offers an extensive photo history and intimate look at the career of the man behind the Captain.

On July 3, 2004 MRS. BERNICE TYSON, beloved wife of the late Kay-Tee Tyson Sr., and cherished mother of Tyler, Tommy and Kay-Tee Tyson, and Delores Gale and Bertina High; also survived by many other loving relatives and friends. Mrs. Tyson will rest at the JOSEPH L. RUSS FUNERAL HOME, P.A., 2222-26 W. North Ave., on Sunday from 2 to 6 P.M., with the f AMILY greeting friends from 4 to 6 P.M. A Wake will be held at New Psalmist Baptist Church, 4501 1/2 Old Frederick Rd., on Monday from 9:30 to 10:30 A. M when funeral service will begin.

Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts, who has been remarkably elusive this spring camp, emerged from the indoor batting cages at the Ed Smith Stadium complex on Tuesday afternoon. Roberts, who had just taken swings off a tee from both sides of the plate for about 15 minutes, declined to speak with the media until Friday but did say he has been swinging off a tee, playing catch and doing some light lifting. “Progression,” Roberts said with a slight smile. Roberts, who has been limited to 98 games over the past two years with concussion symptoms, has yet to take live batting practice or field ground balls.

On April 18, 2004, CORNELIUS "Tee" JR. Friends may call at the FAMILY OWNED MARCH FUNERAL HOME EAST, 1101 East North Avenue on Friday, after 8:30 AM. The family will receive friends at J & C Unity Christian Church, 7006 Graces Quarters Rd., Chase, MD on Saturday, at 10:30 AM. Funeral services will follow at 11 AM. See www.marchfh.com.

Slayton House Camp of the Arts and Conservatory Camp will hold an open house from 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 14 at Slayton House in the Wilde Lake Village Green. Exhibits, tours of the facilities and discounts for early registration will be offered, and parents will have an opportunity to see firsthand what their children will experience at camp. Information: Kathy Verheul, 410-730-3987 or 301-596-4883. Artists sought Slayton House Gallery is accepting applications from artists interested in exhibiting at the gallery during the 2009-2010 season.

Today A small but classy field that includes defending champion Perfect to a Tee will be on hand for the 27th running of the Congressional Handicap. Only a half-dozen older colts and geldings passed the entry box for the 1 1/4 -mile, $75,000 event. Included in the field are the first three finishers of the Hail Emperor Stakes - Ewer All Wet, Sly Joe and Perfect to a Tee. Ewer All Wet was coming off a wire-to-wire romp in the Mountaineer Mile Handicap when eking out a nose victory in the Hail Emperor.

R.W. Eaks had more trouble getting to the first tee than he did with the Wakefield Valley Golf Club course in Westminster yesterday. Eaks shot 5-under-par 32-35-67, and claimed one of two available places in this week's Constellation Energy Champions Tour event at Hayfields Country Club in Hunt Valley. Mark Johnson, who birdied four of the first five holes, earned the other one during a qualifying round with a win on the first playoff hole, after he and Donald Reese had tied at 69. Eaks, already the first alternate without playing, decided to play with the hope of getting one of the spots without waiting on standby.

Conte Di Savoya is fast earning a reputation as an equine pit bull.On Wednesday, he dumped his rider, Walter Guerra, and kicked him in the ribs.Yesterday, he bit Shelley Riley, trainer of rival Casual Lies.Riley showed reporters a large bruise at the bottom of her back where the horse had grabbed her as she walked by his stall."He's one I'm staying away from," Riley said.Riley showed friends a sketch of Casual Lies that one of his fans had sent her.She also received some hate mail from one fan who took her to task for removing Alan Patterson as the horse's rider.