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Before Baltimoreans started declaring their allegiances to the Washington Capitals, there were the Baltimore Skipjacks, a scrappy AHL team that gave rise to the likes of Barry Trotz, Claude Julien and Bruce Bourdreau. - Longtime Boys' Latin assistant coach Gene Ubriaco will replace Ben Rubeor, who announced in November that he will be stepping down after the 2018 season.
- The 1965 Jockey Bowl would pit the Savage Boys Club 110-pound football team against a team composed of jockeys from Laurel Race Course. While their ages were different, players on both teams were about the same weight.
- Robert B. Nolan Sr., a former Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. electrical engineer who later owned and operated an indoor tennis center, died Dec. 9 of complications from heart disease at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was 83.
- Thomas James Myers Sr., a retired National Brewing Co. executive, died of lung cancer Oct. 2 at Gilchrist Hospice Care. The Timonium resident was 80.
- Robert L. Taylor, a retired Peninsula Bank executive who earlier worked at Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust Co., died Feb. 19 of congestive heart failure at his North Ocean City home. He was 87.
- Six strokes robbed former Baltimore Clippers enforcer Aldo Guidolin of his speech, but he gets by with help from his wife of 59 years.
- Steve Blake, Shannon Sharpe and Stan Smith are part of The Sun Remembers This Week in Sports for February 17 to February 23
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