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On January 10, 2005, RICHARD CARL TIPPETT devoted son of Carl L. Tippett and the late Helen L. Tippett (nee Bunn) loving brother of Dean S. Tippett, loving brother-in-law of Donna C. Tippett, dear uncle of Margaret H., and Caroline S. Tippett. Also survived by many other loving family members and many devoted friends. A memorial service will be held at the Towson United Methodist Church, 501 Hampton Lane on Saturday, January 22, 2005, at 10 A.M. Inurnment Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens will be private.

The final event of the 2012 season for the Maryland Saltwater Sportfishing Association (MSSA) attracted more than 800 anglers on 220 boats in pursuit of almost $80,000 in prize money. Fishing out of Solomons, Lee Tippett, captain of the Fin Finder II, along with Andrew Turner and his crew reeled in a 41.35 pound rockfish to win the first prize of $45,000 in the MSSA Fall Classic Rockfish Tournament, the country's largest rockfish tournament. The event was held Nov. 17 and 18 on the Chesapeake Bay from Sandy Point to Point Lookout.

On March 1, 2003, JAMES ROYALL TIPPETT, JR.; beloved husband of Susan Tippett (nee Pincoffs); devoted father of James J. Tippett of Ukiah, CA, Susan R. Tippett of Pelham, MA and Ann Tippett Nutt of Weymouth, MA. Also survived by five grandchildren. Friends may call at the family owned Mitchell-Wiedefeld Funeral Home, Inc., 6500 York Road (at Overbrook), on Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. A Funeral Mass will be offered, Wednesday, 10 A.M. at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Govans.

COLLEGE PARK - Maryland linebacker Rick Costa has been suspended from the team indefinitely after being accused of punching a police officer in the face at a local bar early Sunday morning. Costa, a senior criminology major who had been splitting time with Trey Covington at outside linebacker, was charged with assault after police were summoned to the Cornerstone Grill & Loft in College Park at about 2:25 a.m. Costa had been trying to get into the bar and began brawling with a bouncer when told the bar was closing, police said.

On November 30, 2004, HELEN LORRAINE (nee Bunn); beloved wife of Carl L. Tippett; loving mother of Richard C. and Dean S. Tippett; dear grandmother of Margaret H. and Caroline S. Tippett and sister of Dorothy Bowers. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home, Inc., 1050 York Road (beltway exit 26A) on Friday, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. A Funeral Service will be held at the Towson United Methodist Church on Saturday at 10 A.M. Interment, Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens.

James Royall Tippett Jr., a retired attorney and decorated World War II veteran, died Saturday of pneumonia at Roland Park Place, where he moved last year. The former Roland Park resident was 93. Born in Baltimore and raised in Walbrook, he attended St. Cecilia Parochial School, Mount St. Mary's Preparatory School and Marston's University School for Boys. He earned a bachelor's degree in English from the Johns Hopkins University, where he played lacrosse, appeared in dramatics productions of the Barnstormers and was secretary of the Tudor and Stuart Club, a literary society.

Maryland State Police Superintendent Elmer H. Tippett, buffeted by criticism within his department and by the Schaefer administration's growing discontent with his performance, announced yesterday that he will resign effective June 1.Colonel Tippett, 49, told Gov. William Donald Schaefer in Annapolis late yesterday afternoon that he was resigning from ,, the $77,336-a-year job, according to an administration source."

In the third period of a scoreless match, McDonogh 140-pound wrestler Ricky Tippett knew the time to strike was swiftly approaching. "I sensed he was frustrated, wearing down, losing his game plan," Tippett said of his opponent, Jake Bohn of Mount St. Joseph. "Once you doubt yourself, it's over." When Bohn lost his balance and loosened a hold, Tippett capitalized. The senior quickly forced the freshman to his back for the fall - his 15th of the year - raising to 51 a winning streak against Maryland opponents that spans nearly three seasons.

Lt. Col. Thomas H. Carr, a veteran Maryland State Police officer with a versatile law enforcement and administrative background, has emerged as the early favorite to succeed Superintendent Elmer H. Tippett Jr.Colonel Carr, 43, heads the State Police Bureau of Drug Enforcement and was at Gov. William Donald Schaefer's side Monday during a news conference about the dangers of a synthetic narcotic that has caused 23 fatal overdoses in Maryland since late January.Besides...

No. 1-ranked McDonogh showed off its solid middleweights to the rest of the East Coast at the prestigious Capitol Challenge in Herndon, Va. Zak Johns (130), Ryan Davis (135) and Ricky Tippett (140) all took home titles as the Eagles (227.5) rolled to a second-place finish behind Virginia's third-ranked team, Colonial Forge (255.5). Davis downed Tennessee state champ Whit Casey, 11-4, in the final. Johns defeated Virginia regional champ Doug Kittell, who knocked off Virginia state place-winner Alvin Sheppard in the semifinals.

The characters in today's morality play are: Janice Tippett, the 37-year- old Edgewater woman who owns a toy poodle. Jacquelyn, the toy poodle who was drop-kicked by a jogger after she nipped at his heels. The jogger, who, since he won't be charged, is best left unnamed. In this play, the jogger was running along when Jacquelyn escaped the tender and safe clutches of her owner. She chased the jogger and "nipped at his ankles," according to a story by Sun reporter Annie Linskey. Facing several options, the jogger went with what might be called the "punt on second nip" response.

Here are summaries of Anne Arundel County news items that appeared in other sections of The Sun during the week that ended Friday: Edgewater Runner kicks dog, stirs up debate The case of a poodle that was kicked and seriously injured by an Anne Arundel County jogger Jan. 26 stirred up a debate over when self-defense becomes animal cruelty, attracting the attention of animal-rights, jogging and cycling groups. The Anne Arundel County state's attorney office weighed whether to charge a man who Janice Tippett, 37, says kicked her 9-year-old poodle "like a football" after it began nipping at him in Edgewater.

The jogger who kicked and severely injured a 4-pound poodle will not be charged because of a quirk in Maryland law that would have required prosecutors to pursue the case as a felony -- something the dog's owner does not want to happen. "We felt that we shouldn't ruin his life over this," said Janice Tippett, the owner of Jacquelyn, the tiny toy poodle that she described as still unable to walk or eat without assistance. "When we realized the ramifications associated with a felony charge, we decided not to pursue that."

Janice Tippett turns her injured tiny toy poodle several times a day because the dog cannot yet move properly on her own. Following a veterinarian's orders, Tippett stretches the dog's limbs to keep them limber, administering canine physical therapy. "I'm hoping to keep her spirit alive," Tippett, 37, said. "I hope that in time she'll be able to be walking and wagging her tail." The case of a poodle that was kicked and seriously injured by an Anne Arundel County jogger last week has stirred up a debate over when self-defense becomes animal cruelty, attracting the attention of animal rights, jogging and cycling groups.

On January 8, 2006, MELISSA LEAAKHUND age 36, beloved daughter of Ruby Tippett and Charlie Wilson and step daughter of Dennis Tippett, devoted mother of Stephanie Bryant and Larry Bryant Jr., loving sister of Robin Jankowiak. Also survived by aunts, uncles, cousins, a niece and a nephew. Friends are invited to call at the Burgee-Henss-Seitz Funeral Home Inc., 3631 Falls Road on Wednesday and Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Services on Friday at 11 A.M. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.

WAVELAND, MISS. -- When the Maryland rescue crew rode into this tiny seaside community before dawn Wednesday, the morning mist parted to reveal hundreds of cars on the side of the highway, all empty, as though the drivers had spontaneously pulled over to stretch their legs. "Where are all the people?" was all Melissa Hickerson of Frederick could think. Yesterday morning, they found one of them: the body of an elderly man lying deep in the piney woods here, still strapped into a life vest that didn't help against a 20-foot surge of water.

McDonogh's Ricky Tippett maintained his domination of a rival last night. The second-ranked 140-pounder had a two-point, second-period lead and allowed an escape with 24 seconds left in a 2-1 victory - his fourth straight over Boys' Latin's third-ranked defending private schools champion, Brian Saval (13-2) - to spark a 40-19 dual-meet win over the visiting, fifth-ranked Lakers in Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association action. Tippett, who has decisioned Saval by a combined 13-5, thrust his fist skyward as the buzzer sounded, ending a win that was part of a four-match sweep that turned a 4-0 McDonogh deficit into a 17-4 lead.

Janice Tippett turns her injured tiny toy poodle several times a day because the dog cannot yet move properly on her own. Following a veterinarian's orders, Tippett stretches the dog's limbs to keep them limber, administering canine physical therapy. "I'm hoping to keep her spirit alive," Tippett, 37, said. "I hope that in time she'll be able to be walking and wagging her tail." The case of a poodle that was kicked and seriously injured by an Anne Arundel County jogger last week has stirred up a debate over when self-defense becomes animal cruelty, attracting the attention of animal rights, jogging and cycling groups.

On April 8, 2005, WILLIAM ROBERT WARD, JR.; beloved husband of Dorothy M. Ward (nee Chester); devoted father of William Robert Ward, III, and his wife Sharan and the late Patricia Ward Leonard; loving grandfather of Dan Leonard, Kelly Tippett, Robert Ward, Alison Sparks, Stephen Ward, Caitlyn Ward; dear great-grandfather of Nicole, Daniel, Jr., Austin Tippett, Andrew Leonard, Lauren, Madison, and Cameron Ward, Samuel and Kayla Sparks; dear brother of...

On January 10, 2005, RICHARD CARL TIPPETT devoted son of Carl L. Tippett and the late Helen L. Tippett (nee Bunn) loving brother of Dean S. Tippett, loving brother-in-law of Donna C. Tippett, dear uncle of Margaret H., and Caroline S. Tippett. Also survived by many other loving family members and many devoted friends. A memorial service will be held at the Towson United Methodist Church, 501 Hampton Lane on Saturday, January 22, 2005, at 10 A.M. Inurnment Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens will be private.