Urbana-football player killed in Maryland car accident, one injured
An Urbana High School Football players was killed and another was injured yesterday morning when their pick-up truck was a tree in Frederick County, Maryland by the police. Tyler Murray, 17, Junior, who died on impact on the passenger seat. Nicholas Gaines, a senior, was in critical condition during the last night R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
The two friends and football players were on the way to southern Green Valley Road, passing through farms and rolling grasslands, while lifting a 1999 Toyota, crossed the median line of slips and the left side of the road to 3:57 pm The crash is still under study, and the cause is unknown, police said.
On Saturday afternoon, dozens of friends and colleagues of the football team met in the home of Murray’s Ijamsville recalling the affable fullback, impressed with his teammate, even cracking jokes athletics throughout practice. Other colleagues of the team led to the hospital in Baltimore, where Gaines, 19, was sent by helicopter after the crash.
“One of the saddest things is that these two were just about the best friends”, Urbana-football coach Joe Polce said. “Ty was one of those children, was enthusiastic about everything …. I think everyone is in shock.”
Ron Anderson, a neighbor and family friend Murray, continued to see, there is scene of the accident.
“Nobody knows what is now,” said Anderson, speaking on behalf of the Murray family. “Nobody thinks alcohol was involved …. Specifically, where they were, what they did, these are things that nobody really pin down. ”
Gaines’s older brother Billy, was an All-Met football player in 2001 at Urbana. He died in an accident alcohol in a church near Pittsburgh in 2003.
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