Sports stories from The New York Times News Service for Tuesday, March 11. To reach the News Service, email newsservice@nytimes.com. DAY'S EVENTS BBO-VAUGHN-HGH (Undated) -- Former slugger Mo Vaughn told The Athletic that he used human growth hormone in an effort to extend his career, confirming for the first time information disclosed in 2007 in the Mitchell Report. Vaughn's revelation came during an interview in which he relayed how his relationship with his son Lee, 12, rekindled his love for the game after a long estrangement from the sport. The one-time American League MVP said he did not consider getting named in the report a stain on his legacy. By Ken Rosenthal / The Athletic. EEPHUS-FILM-REVIEW (Undated) -- In "Eephus," the feature directorial debut from Carson Lund, the drama centers on two recreational baseball teams who have met up at a small town baseball field for the very last game that this diamond will see. Review by Alissa Wilkinson. [Review moved Thursday, March 6, at 7:09 p.m. in the "e" news file.] WOMENS-SPORTS-TRAVEL (Undated) -- Women's sports are shining brighter than ever. Leagues such the NWSL and WNBA broke records for TV viewership and attendance. And last month, Nike chose to feature exclusively female athletes in its first Super Bowl ad in 27 years. Whether the athletes are on the soccer field, the hockey rink or the balance beam, travel-worthy contests are bursting with excitement, competition and big names. Here are five ways to spend a vacation with the stars of women's sports. By Stef Ferrari. [Story will move in the "t" news file.] For information and repeats, email newsservice@nytimes.com. [Editors: Budgets and advisories are internal documents not for publication or redistribution outside of client news organizations. Unauthorized use of budgets and advisories constitutes a violation of our contract terms. All clients receive all budgets, but only full-service clients receive all stories. Please check your level of service to determine which stories you will receive.]