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Jones recalls idolizing football hero friend
Charleston Daily Mail, W.Va.CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- More than 40 years ago, New York native Rocco Turso met a skinny, blond-haired kid at the Greenbrier Military School in Lewisburg. That kid was a young Danny Jones who went on to become Kanawha County sheriff, a state legislator and...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland Terrapins, West Virginia University, The New York Times, New York City Police Department
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Central Connecticut Defeats Hartford, Giving Coach Charlie Hickey His 500th Career Victory
WEST HARTFORD – Central Connecticut baseball coach Charlie Hickey recorded his 500th career victory Wednesday afternoon as the Blue Devils defeated Hartford 9-4 in a non-conference game at Fiondella Field. Hickey is 500-384-4 in 17 seasons. He was...Tags: America East Conference, Stony Brook Seawolves, National Collegiate Athletic Association, National Economic Council, Baseball
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Central Coach Hickey Notches 500th Career Win
The Hartford Courant— The Central Connecticut baseball team defeated Hartford 9-4 in a non-conference game Wednesday afternoon at Fiondella Field, the 500th victory of coach Charlie Hickey's career. Afterward, Hickey's mind was on the 17-year journey more than the...Tags: America East Conference, Stony Brook Seawolves, National Collegiate Athletic Association, National Economic Council, LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds
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Write-in votes are welcome in Northwest Area School Board Race
The Citizens' Voice, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.At Northwest Area, three cross-filed candidates are running for four four-year seats. The fourth seat will likely have to be filled by a write-in vote. "We're inviting write-ins," incumbent Peter Lanza said. "We need some good people." Holding the line on...Tags: U.S. Airways, Colleges and Universities, Employment, Employment Opportunities
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Regional Digest: Rock Cats Lose To Portland, 3-2
The Hartford CourantPortland Tops Rock Cats, 3-2; Pinto Hits 8th Homer On a sunny Mother's Day afternoon at New Britain Stadium, the Portland Sea Dogs' 23-year-old starting pitcher, Anthony Ranaudo, shut down the Rock Cats for six innings en route to Portland's 3-2 victory....Tags: Connecticut Huskies, Mother's Day, Trinity College, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Baseball
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On The Fly
Sergio Garcia wasn't thrilled after Tiger Woods apparently pulled a club from his bag at the wrong time during the third round of the Players Championship. Lining up and considering his next shot as Garcia tried to execute his own, Woods caused a...Tags: Mother's Day, Boston Red Sox, Connecticut Huskies, Kevin Ollie, The Players Championship
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LIU Post president: 'Degree empowers you'
NewsdayLIU Post's 55th commencement was held Friday under a tent on the Great Lawn on the school's Brookville campus. NUMBER OF GRADUATES 939 bachelor's, 1,099 master's, 28 doctoral degrees FACULTY SPEAKER David J. Steinberg, who will retire this...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Steve Israel, Long Island, Whitestone, Chuck Schumer
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The Most Bizarre Inning In Northeast Conference Baseball History?
Consider this among the most bizarre innings in Northeast Conference baseball history: On Sunday in Hamden, Quinnipiac led Central Connecticut 10-2 after four innings and 10-3 through eight. Central scored nine runs in the top of the ninth to take a...Tags: Stony Brook Seawolves, National Economic Council, Baseball
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LIU Post women's lacrosse team advances to national semifinals
NewsdayThe LIU Post women's lacrosse team raced through an undefeated regular season, but the defending Division II champion Pioneers do not expect a free pass in the NCAA Tournament. Beating Stonehill, 15-9, in a quarterfinal game Saturday provided Post with...Tags: Lacrosse, National Collegiate Athletic Association, NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Tournament, College Sports
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: New Haven baseball gets two shots at Northeast-10 Conference title
New Haven Register, Conn.While Saturday's forecast may be ominous, the immediate future of the University of New Haven baseball team is quite bright. New Haven defeated Le Moyne 9-5 at Vieira Field Friday to earn a berth in Saturday's Northeast-10 Conference championship game....Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Baseball, College Baseball, College Sports, University of New Haven
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Free agent Charles Dieuseul wants to make a name for himself with Giants
NewsdayIt's not pronounced "Diesel" like the combustible fuel. But for a high-energy player who drove his team to a national title and is now chugging toward the NFL, maybe it should be. "Most people call me 'Diesel' because they can't pronounce my name," said...Tags: Free Agency, Cecil Shorts, Spencer Paysinger, New York Giants, College Football
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Walter Heimer, LIU professor, dies at 85
NewsdayWalter Heimer, a longtime psychology professor at LIU Post known for his dapper appearance and warm demeanor, died on Friday of complications of lung cancer. He was 85. Heimer was born in the Bronx on June 24, 1927, to Polish immigrants who soon moved...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Manhattan (New York City), Medical Specialization, Lung Cancer
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