By BRENT STUBBS

Senior Sports Reporter

bstubbs@tribunemedia.net

HE improved on his opening day performance by two strokes, but Benjamin Davis dropped three notches to 19th place at the Junior Orange Bowl International Golf Championship.

On Monday, after shooting a five-over-par 75 at the Biltmore Golf Course in Coral Gables, Florida, that had him in a six-way tie for 16th place, he shot a three-over-par 73 yesterday to lower his position in the standings.

Davis, 16, is in a two-way battle with American Chris Ingham of Miami, Florida, who shot 76 yesterday after opening up with a 72 on the first day.

Davis is certainly holding his own in the field of 56 competitors in the tournament tha ...

By AVA TURNQUEST

Tribune Staff Reporter

aturnquest@tribunemedia.net

VICTIMS of the fire-ravaged Haitian village sought refuge in tents last night as efforts to feed, clothe and find temporary homes for them were started.

Late yesterday evening two large tents were erected when it was feared that women and young children would be forced to sleep on the ashes of their former homes.

Some 40 displaced families received hot food distributed from a church bus and donated by concerned charities and community members.

Devastated by the indiscriminate fire that consumed more than 100 wooden shanties on Boxing Day - homes estimated to house at least four people each - the overwhelming need is ...

Nassau, Bahamas - The
Bahamas Weekly takes you to another exciting video segment of Islands of the
World Fashion Week (IWFW) with an interview with up and coming Bahamian
designer David Rolle of Nassau. You will also hear from world renown
American fashion designer Nick Verreos who speaks highly of The Bahamas
and the young David Rolle, who actually assisted Verreos when he
presented his line Nikolaki at the inaugural Islands Fashion Week two
years ago.

David Rolle's line stole the show on opening night,
and his dramatic display of models walking all handcuffed could well be a
first in fashion history.

NASSAU, The Bahamas - Minister
of Youth, Sports and Culture the Hon. Charles Maynard said that the
recent touring of the National Stadium construction site by a cross-section
of youth representatives was a very important event for The Bahamas'
present and future sporting endeavours. 

"It is important for the young people,
our future leaders, to know exactly what is going on in the process
of construction, to be intimate with how the design is now unfolding
and how it is going to be managed in the future," Minister Maynard
said during the tour...