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PREP BASEBALL INWOOD, W.Va. - Unable to keep up with Musselman in a wind-aided game of home run derby on Tuesday afternoon, the Martinsburg baseball team turned to something that they could win at: Bingo. The Bulldogs only got one extra-base hit in the last four innings of their Class AAA Region II Section 1 elimination game with the Applemen - and still cashed in for 14 runs to win a 22-13 slugfest and advance to the sectional final. "There were a tremendous number of offensive dilemmas in this one," Martinsburg coach Dennis Etherington said.

Over the last three weeks, no Tri-State area boys basketball player has been better than Jefferson junior Vance Hosby. The Cougars' 6-foot-6 center has left opponents in his wake ever since he jump-started his recent surge with a 47-point, 15-rebound destruction of Brooke on Jan. 13. Hosby's last five games haven't been too shabby, either: · 19 points, 15 rebounds and seven blocks in an 82-72 victory over Urbana on Jan. 17. ...

-MAY 30, 2009 On May 30, 2009, Col. Richard A. Romine (Ret. USMC), of Glenelg, Md. Beloved husband of Leslie (Moore) Romine. Loving father of Keith and Natalie Romine. Dear brother of Judith Rosenberry. Cherished uncle of Juliane Best. Friends may call Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m., at the Glenelg United Methodist Church, 13900 Burntwoods Road, Glenelg, MD 21737. Funeral services at the above church Friday, 10 a.m. Interment with full honors will be held at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date.

Rebels get deja vu all over again By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent photo: RICHARD T. MEAGHER / staff photographer The South Hagerstown boys' basketball team learned the hard way that lightning does strike twice. Last season, the Rebels were eliminated by Glenelg in the Class 1A South quarterfinals. Wednesday night - one year and one day removed from that disaster - the Gladiators pulled the trick again. South watched two late chances at a win fly out the window, as Glenelg pulled out a 54-53 victory in the Class 1A South semifinals and again stunningly eliminate the top-seeded Rebels.

Tracey Lynn Kunkleman and Chad Travis Wolbert were married Saturday, June 21, 2008, at Stoney Creek Farm in Boonsboro. The bride is the daughter of Karen and Tommy Kunkleman of Williamsport. The bridegroom is the son of Susan and Jim Wolbert of Woodbine, Md. The bride is a 1997 graduate of Williamsport High School and has received a bachelor's and a master's degree from Frostburg State University. She is employed as a first-grade teacher at Salem Avenue Elementary School. The bridegroom is a 1998 graduate of Glenelg High School in Glenelg, Md. He is self-employed as a roofing contractor in Williamsport.

BRUNSWICK, Md. - Sometimes, a long-distance cross country race turns into a sprint. That's what happened Saturday at the Brunswick Invitational on a hot day at Brunswick High. North Hagerstown's Alex McAbee had broken from the pack in the 3-mile race over very hilly terrain and seemed in command. "I thought I had the race," he said. "Obviously, I didn't. " Glenelg's Jon Goldsmith started closing the gap on McAbee in the final few hundred meters, then turned the race into a 100-meter dash as both entered the football stadium and approached the finish line.

koelble@herald-mail.com GLENELG, Md. - Middletown quarterback Tyler Lushbaugh called it "a perfect 10," describing his feelings after the Knights dumped previously unbeaten Glenelg 28-10 in the Class 2A quarterfinals Saturday. It was darn near that. And pretty darn good despite a game-long rain that made footing treacherous. For the second straight year, Middletown beat Glenelg on its home turf. In each case, it was the first loss for the Gladiators, a 7-0 playoff victim a year ago. The Knights (10-1)

Webber finishes what he starts for Brunswick By DAN KAUFFMAN dankauff@herald-mail.com 1A South Baseball Final Brunswick 4 Glenelg 2 Glenelg00000110-282 Brunswick20000002-490 Bowen and LaHayne. Webber, D. Baugher (6), Goode (7) and Chris Baugher. WP - Goode. LP - Bowen. HR - G: Forney (7th, none on); B: Webber (8th, one on). Alan Webber got a chance to finish at the plate what an injury prevented him from finishing on the mound, and with one swing, Brunswick made it to the state semifinals for the ninth time in 13 years.

PREP WRESTLING Md. 2A-1A State Tournament COLLEGE PARK, Md. Results for local wrestlers Championship semifinals 130 - Lester Andrews (Mardela) m.d. De'lon Agee (North Hagerstown) 11-3. 135 - James Reilley (Smithsburg) d. Travis Kolstrom (Sparrows Point) 5-0. 145 - Jim Eichelberger (North Hagerstown) d. Antwan Reed (Carver Vo Tech) 6-5. 160 - Tony Mack (Owings Mills) m.d. Robbie Mies (Williamsport) 12-3. 171 - Tyler Mullen (South Carroll)